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Not as good as Season 1&2,for some choices are fake and the story is not immersive enough.Just don't feel the old feelings.But still recommend,because it's TWD.

A unique, beautiful, and incredibly clever way of exploring contemporary Paris --of feeling the vibe and anxieties of the city, of discovering its countless stories-- wrapped up in atmospheric graphics and intriguing detective gameplay.

I honestly adore this.

It is an FMV with honestly a really silly and kinda nonsensical story about murder. I honestly really enjoyed my time with it seeing who the murderer is and the weird stuff going on in the family.

This is a VERY tentative recommendation. There is a lot to like about this game - the artstyle, the music, being set in the World of Darkness, the gothiness if that's your thing - but some... let's call them *quirks* of the writing seemed to deliberately try and sabotage the good things it had going on.
The problems of the game's writing (and being a visual novel, it's 99% writing) can all be summed up in one single word: "Julia". See, most of the characters are pretty good as these things go. They're well written, varied, occasionally inflicted with wanky dialogue, but overall, solid performance. But our main girl Julia... Oooh boy. She starts out alright, as a reporter getting to the bottom of some twisted controversy archetype, but after she inevitably gets turned into a vampire, her few appealing qualities quickly get drowned out by a neverending cascade of endless, pseudo-philosophical inner monologues, insulting characters that are much less infuriating than herself for partially really flimsy reasons, and hogging a lot of playtime that could have been spent focusing on literally anyone else.
I can respect wanting the story to be focused on your main character's perspective, and on principle, I think sticking to their internal perspective like that is a good approach, since it allows the player to get to know them better and become invested in their struggles. But all of that only works when your main character isn't such an infuriatingly obnoxious drama queen that you would rather stake her than empathize with her.
I'm giving Julia flak because I genuinely think that I might have liked this game quite a lot if it had gone with a different kind of protagonist. As it stands, if you think that she's someone you can relate to or vibe with, then you most likely will appreciate her constant presence and will probably have a good time with the story. And I will say that despite my annoyances, the ending I got didn't completely leave me cold. It also did not leave me with much desire to go through the game again for the other ending option, but nevertheless, overall I mostly enjoyed the game in spite of my problems with it, and you might too, or ideally you might get a lot more out of it than I did.

Rain is falling heavy on you as you step out of prison, finally free after many years of isolation. And there's only one thing on your mind - finding the bastards that framed you and make them pay.
Why did your stripper girlfriend Goldie testify against you?
Why and how did the key witness die?
And what role did mobster boss Falcone play?

'Metropolis Lux Obscura' tells it's story as a comic, while the fights have to be won in a match-3 game. It all comes together very well. Comic art style and writing is great and the fights are very satisfying and clever designed.

While you might think that the match-3 game principle is too simple, that's not the case. In fact, it's very nicely done because you usually start out with far less health points than your enemies and really need to work your brains in order to win. Some fights make you face three enemies with 200 health points each, while you only have 100. How can you possibly win?
Well, there are a number of things that help you. You can increase your rage level by combining rage symbols. A higher rage level works as multiplier for the damage dealt. You can collect medicine by combining health symbols. And of course, if you combine four or five symbols this increases your attack points dramatically. Additionally after each fight, you can pick an upgrade like more hit points for certain weapons, increased health regeneration or a higher maximum rage level. It's very enjoyable and interesting.

As for the story you are supposed to play the game four times because there are four different endings. Each play-through takes more or less one hour. I ended up with a total play time of about five hours for all four endings. So the game is rather short but very enjoyable.

Pros:
- very nice comic art style
- your decisions change the story
- four different endings
- very satisfying fights
- great voice acting
- good music, reminded me of the Bond score
- mature story
- lot's of nude ladies
- the developers provide a nude patch

Neutral:
- the nude patch turns the sex scenes into pure hardcore porn. It's intense. Some players might be offended. I didn't dare to post any of these screen shots.

note for the future myself:
• Fully update your game.
• Go to the installation folder and locate the Might & Magic Heroes VI.exe file.
Uplay: C:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\Ubisoft game Launcher\games\Might & Magic Heroes VI
Steam: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Might and Magic Heroes VI
• Right-click on the .exe file and tick these options:
Run in compatibility mode (with Windows 7)
Disable fullscreen optimisations
Run as admin
• Launch the game again.

xoxo
-past yourfelf
ps: stop forgetting vital things like this you dumb ♥♥♥♥♥

It's good. I don't know what else I need to say. It's Half-Life, one of Valve's most iconic titles. I'm not fully through the game, but I don't need to have completed the game in order to tell you that Half-Life is one of the games that started it all. For a 1998 game, it's revolutionary. So many core mechanisms in play here either started here or were greatly refined here.

Plus, for a game from 1998, it looks great. Options are relatively fluid, and everything's a great time.

I'm going to keep this review short and sweet (something I don't usually do), and just flat out say that if you have not played Half-Life, you need to. It's a classic gaming experience for a reason.

My favorite ARPG 4ever

Too 10 Reasons to play Grim Dawn:
1) The atmosphere: If you remember playing games back in the 90s like Diablo you will love the look and feel of Grim Dawn. The game really presents a world in dystopian timeline showing that the suffering is real, the evil is deep rooted and you a person who just escaped death with nothing to lose but tons to gain is out to see that this is evil is brought down.
The Grim Dawn story is interesting and fun to go through. A great feature in the story are the journals and notes you will find throughout the world. These give great detail of an area, group or person(s), in addition these notes also give a good amount of XP and is a great way to push you to the next level.

2) The pace and Difficulty: Most ARPGs today are very fast paced, take PoE for example. In PoE you are moving so fast and attacking even faster that monsters and never really have a chance to react because they are already dead. While it's not a bad thing, it does take away the difficulty from the game itself.
In Grim Dawn the pace is slower, which increases the difficulty and while you gear up and get stronger, monsters will destroy you so be wary of running in and expecting to mop the floor. I feel this makes the game more challenging and not so run and loot, as it really makes you focus on cool downs and strategize your attacks, as well as when to disengage and re-engage in combat.

3) The Endgame: This is asked by many players, because once you beat the game what is there to keep you coming back. I feel Grim Dawn provides the most versatile end game content out of the many ARPGs.
We have Nemesis system, this is party of the reputation system, so not only are you gaining rep helping the good guys. You are also gaining bad rep by defeating the evil faction's. Once your reach nemesis rank for a specific faction, then these enemies will start spawning in the world to give a unique challenge.
In addition to Nemesis, there are Super Bosses. These bosses are hardest in the game and will require your build and gear to be at its best to beat them and will drop interesting and good gear.
Next is the crucible(DLC). This can be used on a brand new character to boost some levels, get devotion points and grab some gear before you start the main game. But the crucible is really a horde mood, and at high level you go through 10 rounds to try to get to level 150+. Once you beat each round you can end the crucible to earn your rewards.
Last is the Shattered Realm(DLC) this is an endless dungeon. This dungeon has 3 zones and in the third zone you fight a boss. Once you beat the boss, you you talk the NPC to collect rewards and leave. The higher the levels you reach the better the rewards.

4) The Loot: Ahh yes, The main reason we play games like this. Grim Dawn as something that many looters are missing these days and that's loot tables aka "Targeted Farming". Many ARPGs these days rely heavily on casino based loot mechanics to do things a little differently and keep players engaged rerunning content over and over again to get the loot with the exact stats they need, or they will allow to reroll stats a certain amount tries.
Grim Dawn does this as well with certain gear it will drop and give you different stats to put towards your gear and keep the items interesting and engaging. However, the game also offers targeted farming, this means certain bosses will have a loot table of specific gear that has a percentage to drop. This will allow to farm bosses to get the exact item you need for your build, without having to worry about reroll on stats.

5) Complexity: Grim Dawn is a deep game when it comes to build and gear. And is deeper than many of the ARPGs today. From a dual class system, devotion points, gear, components, and augments, and resistances, you'll need to learn how to scale your character correctly to beat some of the hardest content. With resistances not only do you need to be correctly scaled for fights, you can also play as any of the resistances which makes the game interesting with the many different builds. Many of the different abilities have Damage Over Time (DOT) which can also scale with the rest of your build.

6) Diversity: In Grim Dawn you are able to choose two classes or as know in Grim Dawn masteries. You choose your first mastery at level two and the next at level ten. There are eight masteries to choose from and mix them to build the class you like and want to play since there is no wrong way to play Grim Dawn. In addition to having a character level, you also have mastery levels, yes the two masteries must be leveled up.
Once you reach a certain level in the mastey you can then choose your skill, which also have x amount of levels. Masteries will also increase stats, and damage so it's important to level these up. There's a total of 248 points you can spend in game. 237 from leveling 11 from quests. You will also receive one stat point per level to increase physique, cunning and spirit. If you are not happy with your build, you can speak to an NPC to respec for minor currency. Check out grim tools in the comments to use this site to plan your builds.

7) Devotion Tree: This is probably the best skill tree I have ever seen and used in any ARPG. This skill tree will help customize your build even more. You will be able to gain 55 points in the game. To get there points, you will need to cleanse corrupted shrines throughout the world. Once you interact with the shrine, you will need to either fight a wave of enemies or provide an item to the shrine. These as well can be respeced for minor currency if you are not happy with your choices.

8) Community: The community is very active, friendly and the staff is very engaged in their forums. If you're into trading and need help crafting high end items the Grim Dawn forums is a great place to go and engage with the community.

9) Mod Support: Grim Dawn's dev team allows mods. Mainly because Grim Dawn is more of a single player experience then it is region based like PoE or DIII. The mods I will leave the links below. These are the three Grim Dawn mods anyone playing should use. They really add QoL and make the UI cleaner.
Mods to use: Grim Internals (UI changer and awesome utilities) Grim Item Assistant (unlimited item storage) Rainbow Filter (Makes spotting loot easy)

10) It's about the Journey not the Destination: Grim Dawn is all about enjoying the game and the Journey it sets you on. You can all feel this in the difficulty and as you grow and get stronger the game gets better and better. With so many different areas to visit, enemies to fight, items to loot. The game is not meant to be rushed. Sit back and enjoy.

if you like a game which rips your heart out and crushes it, then you're gonna love it!

Story 10/10
Animations 10/10
Faces and Expressions 6/10
Music 10/10
Sex Scenes 8/10