The game is designed by greedy businessmen who force players to make a lot points in order to upgrade and buy cars. Doing normal races and (side) missions will get you no more than a few points. As I could have guessed there are hundreds if not thousands of videos published on YT. Videos contain glitches, exploits and shady ways on how to obtain points, this not only makes the new players vomit but it also makes them lose interest in the game.

Police cars are overpowered but that is to be expected. What is not expected are the demanded millions of points in order to progress further in game. If a player really wants to achieve the completion of the game then that player would need to farm points with numerous exploits published by YTbers (unfortunately the best and most efficient way to get points) longer than actually playing the game.

The story is absolute trash filled with dialogues that are in the same level of adult videos acting (p word is banned in this site lol). Feels like a denied concept of Fast and Furious.

The shooting mechanism is overpraised by many fans. Enemies aren't nothing but bullet-sponge dolls, in most cases they are placed randomly around the map. They will also respawn immediately if you exit its area. This is what I usually call a company's strategy to prolong the game with the least effort possible.

It's been eight years and the game is still not optimized, FPS drops happen, bugs also happen. Games obviously don't age like object so this just proves that there hasn't been an update that would fix all these problems.

It's a shame that the gameplay absolutely ruined every aspect of the story and the atmosphere for me because characters are actually well written with a lot of humor included. Graphics and the art style is where the game shines at most.

Map design and its structures give you an opportunity to make a fine and smooth parkour, one of the best in the franchise to be honest. Unfortunately even with the great parkour system it can't be called to be one of the good AC games. Most of the gameplay elements can be recognized from Black Flag immediately because they just basically recycled everything from that to this game. It proves how Ubisoft is lazy and wants to milk more money from the franchise with the least effort possible.
While the story is unique it is still easily predicted, a lot of characters are just there and have zero impact on the story. It's short and feels like an unfinished essay from a student who just made it last night.
Map is large and has many repetitive locations. Naval fights or sword fights are not enjoyable but rather tiring and if you smash the same buttons repeatedly you will most likely win. Stealth thankfully is fun (especially with that parkour system).
The game did not catch much attention not because of the story or its setting but because how the progress is stagnated, uncreative and copied.

People who are making excuses for Unity probably have never tried the PC version. Ubisoft didn't even make an effort to release any update that would fix the glitches, lag spikes, animations errors, unsynced voice dialogs, etc. Unity is like an injured soldier left forgotten in the battlefield. This just proves that Ubisoft admits on giving up on the future of Unity.
Soldiers are horrendously placed over the map, it feels like the person who made the map didn't even try to play a round of Unity. Sword fights are extremely tiring so obviously players prefer the stealth approach, which is also broken as enemies can easy detect movements from kilometers away.
The story is pretty much bellow average and that epic trailer is just about the co-op missions, which how shocking as it may sounds, is unavailable due to connection errors.

The story of this game is like a roller coaster full of mixed emotions in a good way. It's amazingly written and with its soundtrack is a like paradise game for anyone who shows a little sign of love for the Old West genre. Otherwise I personally think it's a game that everyone should experience
The combat is fun and cinematic, weapons are not filtered from bad to good but it's filtered by each one of its own speciality and the player's likeness. You can do anything you want, you can rob people, you can go fishing or hunting, you can do that and do that, there is really a lot of things to do and explore, such is the type of the open world games and this one is at the top of it. Graphics is pretty much awesome and it feels real, I was worried my PS4 would explode because of it.

The first DLC is terrible. It starts really well and it also made me feel invested but what really annoys me is how player's choices are ignored and the outcome is always unavoidable and unchangeable. Why give players choices in the first place? The story's writing is very bad and some plot lines are just forced.

The second one is pure fantasy and pretty much was inspired from the second DLC of AC Origins. You have Greece's versions of hell and heaven and then you travel to Atlantis. All of these maps are filled with many side quests (some good, some really bad) and as always the locations are repetitive. Modern day story is also bad, the main character Layla is poorly written and her personality wipes every good quality of the modern world timeline (if there was any).

This little DLC is quite like a mini game of its own. The map is definitely large, it includes 4 mini maps inside (though those mini maps are made out of fantasy elements, you will see why). If you love Egypt's fairy tales and mythology then you definitely should pick this up.

An amazing follow up to Bayek's story. It shows how the first Assassins started to fight against martyrs and corrupted people. The map on the other hand is not so well likeable, most of the locations are quarries and have nothing much unique, though the story makes up for it.

If this DLC was included in the main story, it would have been pure perfection for the story as it completes brotherhood's origins.

Phenomenal game. It has a lot of creepy and chilly elements but it won't make you jump off your chair. Exploring every part of the map was fun as you have those special abilities that let you lift and throw objects into enemies. The game is smart and it won't let you progress easily, you have a lot of puzzles and mysteries to explore and with those creepy elements this game has that feeling when you are alone in school at night. The story is also entertaining, its ending is unique and I have never seen it in anything else.

It's a complete disconnection from the AC franchise. It has RPG elements. Take that hidden blade and hood off and I wouldn't recognize it's an AC game. It still has one shot kill assassination system but the map locations sometimes feel like it was designed by someone who has never touched a single AC game, enemies or animals are placed randomly around the map (Odyssey has it much worse) and this can bring only annoyance. The combat system is only fun when it comes to stealth, sword fights are incredibly frustrating as enemies are nothing but time consuming damage sponges. Story is fun, many plot twists and lots of things to explore in a very beautiful Egyptian world.
It's been a few years and this game still feels very unfinished because of the lags and spikes even for new generation PC components (limiting your FPS fixed that for me).

It's a prolonged game with a massive map full of repetitive, tiring and bland quests. Main story was actually decent in the beginning, its finale is what made me quite disappointed as it delivered less than what was expected because of the hype.

It has its magic because of the locations, historical events, characters, etc. Although voice acting is below average, sometimes annoying too. If you can overcome these cons then you will have an amazing adventure of exploring the Greek world.

A beautiful world with millions of details that even the real world doesn't have. The combat is improved with less bullet-sponge enemies but the gameplay overall is still repetitive. The story is disappointing as it feels vague and it doesn't make the player feel somehow at least connected and intrigued. You listen to a lot of background info about what happened during the crisis, yet you have minimal character and story interaction.

After a few missions you don't feel adventurous, the only thing I felt was exhaustion from all those tiring missions that have basically the same goal but just in different locations. Playing a game is meant to have fun and not to complete a task sheet.

What Ubisoft was trying to do was to prolong the game by repeating the same missions all over again. After completion of everything the map is all green and the player feels the final accomplishment, that all is crushed by the new enemies that overtake the map and you then feel annoyance to complete another task sheet (note that those enemies are not different than the last ones, just a few different backlog audio and a new type of enemy who this time is an actual bullet sponge robot).

This game is a definition of quantity<quality.

If you care about Witcher that much to see this review, then it's for certain that you will like this expansion. It doesn't add new maps but it has Interesting story that introduces you to a new boss for each its "chapter". Take it as a very long mission that is filled with some new characters, each one of them is connected to Geralt's main purpose in this DLC.

After the journey in the northern part of the world you get a taste of a new fresh start. No more depressing and cold atmosphere that you remember from Velen-Novingrad and Skellige. This time you get a more tropical setting that resembles the southern part of France.

The main story is your typical mystery hunt mission that is full of twists and surprises. The expansion is pronounced with dark and creepy elements that is mixed with festive, cheerful and colorful environment.

And of course, you get like 100x quests to complete.

Witcher 3 is a game that lets you be whoever you choose. Your decisions actually have a huge impact on the story. Results of your very own choices are not for a few different dialogues. In fact your choices create a new atmosphere of relationships between many various characters.

The story is absolutely phenomenal and it is also where the game shines at most. Sure, the environment is good, but there is no chance it's perfect. Bugs are unfortunately unavoidable. With animation errors and bugs I don't see the world worth to be immediately fully explored. Repetitive undiscovered tasks are swarmed in almost every location imaginable, therefore it is not necessary to explore the world before taking quests. Take your quest first and explore the world for the undiscovered tasks then, that way you can actually have fun and complete your quests at the same time.

At first I didn't like it. To me it felt like every open world game that is doomed with its repetitive combat system and missions. However as soon as I start investing more hours into the game I got immediately hooked on by its adventurous story. I wanted to know what happens next, I wanted to know how my "relationship" with other characters evolves. Game does that well, hence why I couldn't stop playing the game for a whole week.

For the combat system to be fun you need to study your enemies. Investigate their weaknesses, then apply specific oils to your sword, use various bombs or simply abuse attack & dodge technique (but using that technique you will get nothing but a damage sponge match).

Try to overcome the game's first experience as I know it is not the strongest perk of the game. After some hours you will most likely be addicted to the game and will not make a single step out of your room.

The game suffers heavily from the typical open world game system. It has a lot of quests to complete, it also has no evolving continuity for the combat, the style is basically unchanged throughout the whole game. There is no visible progression from the previous title, it honestly looks like they just recycled the old game. Apart from fortress missions I can't tell any difference between this game and its predecessor.

Boss animations. There will be a point when you get so annoyed and tired from the unskippable animations of enemies making cringe statements. It was cool the first three hours but then it will just waste the time.

The story is luckily entertaining that until the end, where everything feels so rushy. It's as if they expect the players to be LOTR experts. It looks like they just skipped some major stories to explain the upcoming events. I know that the game is referencing to the film series but also it would be helpful if they just kept the same pace and not make the ending look like an unfinished game. Can't be that hard if you just recycle most things from the previous game, right?

The voice acting and the the game itself can keep the hours entertaining to the point that you just want to keep going. The story was amazing, it was obvious that almost everything was created with great passion and attention for details. It was this time for sure that the people who created this game cared much about Star Wars and didn't do this just because some guys from EA said that they need a new Star Wars game.

Melee combat after years is now finally back in SW games. However in comparison to other melee games (Sekiro, DS, Bloodborne, etc.) this one seemed a lot friendlier. In order to save your progress and refill your health bar you need to save your game in a few checkpoints that are located in maps. Once you save your progress the enemies in all maps respawn, at least you get closer to the main objective.

Lightsaber is the main weapon but you also have the force to pull or push enemies and make many various combos. Stealth is never an option, which is a kinda a bummer when you have to fight against a huge army.

The game has massive freezes in campaign. I've never ever experienced that in any game so if anyone is going to tell me to update my drivers or smth similar then I'm gonna lose my mind.

Campaign is actually good and there is a mission that feels close to SWAT 4, which is another level of FPS games. People who has interest in COD games will love this. The game is mostly divided into stealth campaign, which tries to resemble "reality" and the brutality (hostage situations, special force raids, etc.). Then you also have the famous Rambo style type of shooting.

Anyway I finally fixed the freezing issue, or at least most of them. There will be usually a little freeze before performance demanding scenes like explosions. Don't think that the downloading will be done through Battle.net, you will need to be patient and wait for the in-game download that optimizes your game and adds shades for your computer.

You're the manager of your own utopia that is created with lovable steampunk graphics. To have a stable home you will need to plan ahead and calculate the materials that will be used. The possibilities are countless and the way you manage the city will also effect your little town's society. Some people will be unhappy and others will follow you, eventually you will start creating your own methods of handling those unhappy people like creating your own religion or use an army to bring order.

They thought that adding 3 transportation simulations would make the game look more exciting. It is not. Each one of the simulations looks like one of those B rated racing games.

Story looks so uninteresting it made me do something I was always against - skipping a scene. Can you imagine a racing game with a story of getting social network followers? Why is that concept so popular in today's video games? A classic story of antagonists and protagonists would be enough for me, instead we have some degenerate low quality Instagram following story.

With a budget like that it delivered nothing but boredom.

Fast-paced game with the simplest and smoothest controls. Moments in this game, when you mindlessly shoot at anything that moves, will give you a sense of satisfaction and an adventure of not giving a fk about anything else.

The controls may be simple but the maps and its structures are definitely not. They are so enormous to the point it feels like running in a maze. The game will want you to die and to face as many enemies as possible, there is no time catching a breath.

Beautiful graphics. I love how they made the New York look apocalyptic with the winter season when almost everything is covered in snow. The story isn't anything that I would be interested in, for me this was more about the exploring and gameplay, which was fun for like the first 10 hours and then it starts to get incredibly repetitive.

There is nothing much about the bosses, they are just a bunch of NPCs with a lot of health bar. In gameplay most of the time you just shoot at them continuously when moving around them, there is nothing else than that. There are gadgets and weapon configurations but for me those things are only like for 1/10 of gameplay time.

This is more of a explore the city game.

They added so much this time. Considering that you have bought the big DLC's then you have a lot coming for. The best one is the Gathering Storm, which makes the empire management more realistically in terms of building dams, etc. It also has nature disasters so you will need to settle new cities more carefully or prepare your workers for the worst. I definitely recommend you check that one out.

They also added districts of cities. Each one of those districts takes one tile and their purpose can be different - science, military, culture, you know what I'm talking about. I think the military one is quite a bit too strong since its health and defense is over the top. Wonders also take one tile of space, which I'm not a big fan of. I liked it more when I could see the wonders placed inside of my city.

One the most annoying parts of this game is the change they made on workers. Workers can no longer build things infinitely, their standard builds are limited to 3 (depends on your policies, etc.). On the other hand they can build things instantly so no more waiting.

The graphics look less realistically, it looks like a cartoon. This of course depends on your taste. I personally think it looks okay and unique in its way.

The campaign is fun Every mission has its own difference not just in objective, environment and story but also in combat. The story will entertain you for the whole game and it's really easy to follow and understand what the hell is actually going on.

For the multiplayer I can't say the same. The community is small and yet so toxic. For such a well known title it also has one of the worst performances in CoDs. Lots of modes but people seem to only play and care about TDM. Also there is a huge amount of toxic cheaters, I judge them based on how they can shoot through walls from x metres away.

I only recommend the campaign.

The story starts off strongly and definitely brutally. I'm not exaggerating, they definitely did a good job at showing how brutal and disgusting the Black Death was. However even such horrible event cannot surpass how some people were more disgusting to each other and in some cases they use the tragedy for their own benefits. The game portrays that very well.

In that horrible world we find the sister and the little brother who have that innocent and adorable bond. As the story evolves I felt so attached to Amicia, it could be the cute accent, but I think it was also how the character evolves to the point where she would risk anything just for the safety of her brother and that basically is how Amicia grew so charismatic and heroic to me.

Masterpiece.

Even for it's love-hate situations it still dominates other games with the same genre of gameplay. No game has the magic like XCOM has.

All cool things aside this game only made me frustrated, the main mission event is a time bomb nagging you to stop the enemy project or you're gonna lose the game. The start was awful, I got short on the supplies immediately, therefore I had to skip a few missions so my squad can heal up. Luckily I started getting PTSD flashbacks from the old game and remembered the pattern. I can't imagine how a newbie would feel like playing this game for the first time.

Most of the missions are turns limited, that means that if you overplay the amount of turns you are supposed to play, you will lose the mission and the squad too. Not fun at all. Also, everything depends on the percentage of how successful your soldier's aim will be, that means lots of save/load situations.

Animations are very useless and time consuming, there is a mod that helps you to skip combat animations but somehow it doesn't work for me. After some hours you're just gonna get so sick of it.

This game is absolutely horrible for the new players. The characters are incredibly expensive. It would demand too many hours to actually obtain all the operators.

The Ubisoft servers are horrible. Cheaters are running around boosting people that obviously don't deserve the elo. But hey, at least we have new skins every week.

Great stories about the Great War. For the today's prices this game is still worth even if you don't play on playing MP.

The worst part of this game is almost everything from the Multiplayer section. The servers are horrible, even after so many years they made almost no change in the connection issue. Operations are also horrible, most players don't play that fairly - they usually just camp in vehicles or somewhere in the edge of the map. If you really wanted to try the MP, I would suggest playing the Capture mode first.

Not only it feels like the team, who is working the connection issues, is non-existent but also the team, that works for the gameplay balance, too feels non-existent. Bombers are abused to the point when you just spawn in the map and immediately die.

An interesting story with live action show, there are special abilities (running in slow motion, time shield,... it feels like you're playing Flash) but its combat needs more improvement.

The live action show is not that good, I mean it was unnecessary they could have just used the normal game animation (I would probably prefer that more). Yes, it is new and very original but this is a video game not a B-rated TV show presentation.

The game's biggest problem is its perfomance. With its buggy animation (70 FPS feels like 30 FPS) and poor combat aiming I felt like I was just forcing myself to end this game already. Also in the end during the boss fight my game kept shutting down (that never happened to me with any game) which is really not cool since it was a boss fight I was finally looking forward to a finish.

The only thing that I enjoyed was the story and some exceptional combat scenes.

It is the new Wolfenstein but it also has that old school vibe to it like exploring the castle was somehow quite nostalgic. This game also takes place before the New Order even though it was released later.

When your friend is looking for a good shooting game with a story that stays thrilling all the time then this is the one. Even with the simplest Bethesda's known shooting gameplay it can bring satisfaction and fun.

It has a decent story that takes place in the tropical lands so you can finally have that exotic exploring vibe. This is also probably the closest the PC gaming will ever get to Uncharted. However unlike Uncharted this game has more customization to combat like different types of grenades, weapons and also you can add mud to your body and look like a human predator.

Sadly this is the last game of Tomb Raider survivor franchise.

Adventurous gameplay but the the story is kinda easy to predict, sometimes it feels like the villain's monologues come from the classic movies like: "We are the same, you and I. We are both soldiers, workers of war. We love our work."
But if you don't mind every detail of the game, then I guess you can give it a shot especially if you like killing Nazis and seeing their inner human parts during your sniper shots.

Interesting story. Well, interesting enough for a racing game.
Mediocre car mechanics. Nothing new for a NFS game.

They have side missions too. Though I wouldn't call them that since you have to play them in order to actually get to play the main mission. I wouldn't care if I have to play every mission since I like to complete my game, but in this case the side missions are so repetitive it ruins every good quality of this game. So you have this amazing animation mission with full adrenaline and then you have like 100x of those missions where the goal is mostly the same and the animation looks like if EA suddenly went for a low budget racing game from an Indie developer.

This probably shoulnd't be a surprise for anyone. Tuning your car looks like a casino. You have those colorful cards that drop randomly. You will unfortunately have to collect those, otherwise your car will be inferior towards other racing cars.

Shadow of Mordor is a very worth piece for anyone who enjoys a good story and can invest a lot of hours. It is also very similar to the Arkham series, this time with a different face.

The gameplay can be a lot of suffering for those who hates repetitive combat, when you fight againts a group of Orcs there is a chance of you smashing the whole keyboard not because of the angry feeling but because of the combos that demand a lot of buttons to press. So you should mostly try to be a sneaky assassin since it was far more enjoyable and similar to Assassin's Creed (except for the part when you shadow teleport to your enemies). Plus, the gameplay is basically recycled from the Arkham series (Warner Bros games...).

Killing the Orcs will grant you not just XP points but also mind-control reward which will later in game give you a whole army of Orcs.

Endless amount of side quests is very repetitive so it will make you feel bored fast.

Other than that I recommend you playing with a controller because the game is somewhat much smoother and also better for combos to make.

Amazing written story comes with twists and some flashbacks from the first two Bioshock games. There's no revolutionary change in gameplay, the story is filling the gasps from the Infinity. First episode is more of a rambo combat play and the second one required some sneaky stealthy tactics.

Everyone should buy this DLC once they've bought Bioshock, otherwise you're losing a lot from what the franchise offers.

Rough start but its current optimization state is passable and without huge FPS problems like it had.

Same game mechanics like any other Warner Bros. game - that means a lot of repetitive side quests but on the other hand very amazing main story game, too bad you need to complete some sections of side quests on 100 % to get the actual very ending.

The graphics are amazing and its top quality shouldn't bug the current average PC components, a very huge step forward comparing it to the previous Arkham games.

Combat is somehow better with a lot of options to stop/disable different types of enemies, it's quite repetitive but you never seem to get tired of it. Batmobile is very crucial to almost any mission, sometimes I ask myself if the car is the main character... Also I can't possibly describe how annoying and painful are missiles and the 1000 puzzles.

Oh and please do get a controller, you have no idea how much it helps.

An excellent and my personal most favourite game of 2017.

A thrilling story with haunting yet amazing moments and plot twists. A place where your empathy and choices depend a lot.

Gameplay with different types of enemies including the most iconic shape-shifting mimics that you never know when and where are they going to sneak on you. A complete opposite of it is the big monster that hunts you down unless you find a good spot to hide and wait 2 wasteful minutes there until it goes away (or you can just try to kill it).

Combat system offers more than it can - with a lot of special abilities like the one that alows you to shape-shift into almost anything. Weapons are a possibility too (shotgun, laser thing and a pistol), but more importantly the tools that let you escape, solve puzzles, repair and slow the enemies.

Some of the puzzles are too challenging but very rewarding - if you will try to cheat codes for example safe doors, etc. then you can't because the game has set different unique codes for everyone, so you will have to watch a lot of YT guides (unless you are a genius).

The map is definitely not the type of "get there once and never get there back" maps.

With a dedication this game can be your dream crush, you just have to try it (demo is available).

Dishonored 2 offers a choice of selecting one of the main characters: Emily and Corvo, so I picked Corvo for the old times' sake.

A bit of not so very creative story setting its place mostly in a more "exotic" scenery. Combat of satisfying stealth kills and sometimes really annoying sword fights looks same, at least they didn't mess that up. Maps are fun to explore with the puzzles and loots almost everywhere. (Same system of the safe codes like the game Prey (2017) has - basically don't expect to get the codes on the internet, you have to solve it and earn it)

Game's biggest disappointment is its performance and optimization that unfortunately made a huge impact on my recommendation. Its famous gameplay that everyone was excited for is crumbled by the horrible FPS drops and disgusting bugs. I already knew before buying it that it has some FPS issues but everyone was basically saying that it got better, well in that case I really don't want to look how it was before this disaster. To be honest I was enjoying solving the puzzles and looting more than to kill someone.

Playing Dishonored 1 is a must. Also try to look on the internet (Reddit) for the best setting so you don't have to tortue yourself later on.

A pretty decent game. Gameplay is pretty fun and the story keeps the atmosphere thrilling.
I and my friends can't connect to co-op missions, but when I tried to connect to a stranger's lobby, it works. So basically I can join to a stranger's lobby but can't join to my friend's lobby???
I was really pissed because I actually bought this game to play with my friends. We tried everything from the internet but we still have the same damn error.

Now I understand why everybody says that Ubisoft deserves the legacy of having the worst server ever.