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Great indie game

Decent little hero shooter. Reminds me alot of overwatch in 2016 but with 3rd person Marvel heroes instead. The playerbase is a mix of overwatch players and marvel fans so your mileage may vary depending on what you're looking for in this kind of game. Comp isn't perfect, but it's playable and Quick Play is always a great option for people just trying to learn the game and have fun.

Mediocre zombie game, terrible Dead Rising game. This is my first time playing DR3, I played DR1 and DR2 extensively on the X360 (both at launch) and i've done a playthrough of each on PC more recently. Honestly this game is just a bunch of generic and boring mechanics ''inspired'' by the previous two entries. It loses all of the charm of Dead Rising and goes in a more casual/mainstream vision of zombie games. The characters are uncharismatic, the zombies moved away from the campy style they had in the first two games and goes in a more (once again) generic direction, you can save at any moment, there's no time sensitive narrative, the dialogues and the writing are boring and lifeless, combo weapons without the bench, combat is a wish.com version of Batman Arkham, etc.

If it was a spinoff, maybe I wouldn't be so hard with it but as it's a numbered game that is supposed to be a successor to Frank and Chuck's entries I can't help but to feel like this departure is what eventually lead to DR4 being such a terrible game and to the death of the franchise as a whole. Can't wait for DRDR to drop.

It's alright if you want more of the classic RE experience. It's mostly self-contained levels with alot of backtracking and the story isn't great but we've seen worse in the franchise. Expect stiff tank controls and limited inventory space.

Neither bad nor good, it comes down to what you like in shooter games and even if some aspects are absolutely not fun (time to kill comes to mind) it does have a whacky BF/Overwatch vibe that some people might find appealing. The greatest strength of the game to me is the destruction but it's far from enough to keep me interested in coming back. It really feels like a mash of everything that made other games popular like the movement, the class-base shooter and the game show premise. Try it out with friends and see for yourself if it's for you.

(I mostly played during beta and had little interest after launch so that's why I only have 2 hours, for what it's worth I had finished the open beta battlepass entirely).

Magic cards are mostly just cardboard NFTs at this point, there's not much fun learning to play online. I'd highly recommend either finding another hobby or playing with real cards.

I played mostly on the game pass and I fully regret paying 20$ for this on sale. It's clunky and unappealing, weird people play it and honestly i'd only recommend if you and your friends are fat virgins with no life aspirations except watching anime and pretending you're a pirate in one of the least fun games to come out of the 2016 era of video games. Play Black flag, play skull and bones, just don't play this.

Weaker than Enemy Unknown but a fun entry nonetheless. If you want my advice, play EU first then this right after.

As a tech demo it's okay.

The port is a bit janky let's admit it, but just by playing around with the settings it can be very playable without the need for mods or hotfixes (I play it in 4k and it fixes the resolution problems, the only other bug in 10h i've come across is the doorway bug where you fall to the ground and cant get up). It's one of the cool concepts Rockstar have explored along with L.A. Noire and Manhunt though this one definitely has the GTA formula written all over it. It has some interesting mechanics like the mini-games for the classes and the way the world slowly opens up beyond the school is really cool especially for the time it was released. It does suffer from stiff controls inherent with console ports of that time and some of the textures and ad libs are severely dated. Stealth is also pretty janky, along with driving mechanics which probably work much better on a controller. It definitely is worth a try especially if you're a fan of the GTA 3/VC/SA era of the series. It feels very much like an answer to the question "What do schools look like in the GTA universe", also reminds me somewhat of older Harry Potter games mixed with Postal.

Overall, i'd recommend this mostly for people who've had the game on their list for a while, it definitely has that 2000s vibe.