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The following review might be too picky and analytical for most people thinking about buying the game. Overall, my advice is if you really must play it, get it at a < $10 USD discount. Otherwise, buy something else.
I wanted to like WD. I first played it on console ($5 used) and then got it on a Steam sale. The first time around, I felt like I needed to give it another chance. So I played the campaign through to the end on my PC. And after living with it for a while, I've seen a ton of problems in it, including unfixed mission bugs as of late 2021 when I'm writing this review. But its biggest defect is where game play converges with storytelling.
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