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I've always enjoyed Wildstar, grabbed by the gritty soundtrack and that comical, dramatic narrator. Double jump is also something I end up missing if I go into other MMO's. (Other than Warframe, which I still actively play... best parkour... ever. Forever most likely imho)

Choosing your side is quite important I found, if you have a morale compass that sways one way or another you find your niche quite easily and you stick to your guns about that leading factions decisions. I usually play ranged or stealth classes so I found the Gunslinger and Stalker each do a grand job of their respective roles and subroles.

All in all it's free. Give it a whirl and if ye don't-a like-a eet? Get-a rid o' eet!

Of course if you do... well then. Shiny times to you my friend, shiny times.

Regardless of all of the rather serious reviews mine will be purely of my experience of it so far alongside my five year old son. We're having a great time. I read that it's too similar to the open world play of the other Marvel Superhero game but the graphics are much better, the vocals and cutscenes in the game are fine and amusing and the tag team special attacks just make us both look out for any moment to initiate it. :)

It's entertaining, there's a LOT to do so there oodles of time you can spend in the game.

No complaints, always recommended. My son loves it. 'Nuff said. I would say "Grow up..." to the majority of the complainers out there but then that's part of the problem, so where's the fun in that?

LOVING this title at the moment, was playing Metal Gear Solid: Revengeance (What a bloomin' aweful word, someone thought they were being cool when they came up with that) and wasn't inspired to play it beyond a couple of hours play, MGS:R had rough movement mechanics and the fighting was kinda flat. The acting in the game was also rather bland, hearing same ol' voices used over and over in such things.

DmC is just... plain awesome currently. I love the fighting, the combos, weapon switching... the story is pretty cool and the acting is top notch. I did play DmC 4 a while ago, was kinda cool and saw a few videos of the previous titles but didn't feel an urge to get them and play with hungry eyes. DmC, the first time you're pulled into Limbo... you know you gotta roll your shoulders, crack your neck and kick some demonic arse.

I get quite impatient, distracted and/or bored with a lot of games. This one has me looking forward to the next time I load it up. :)

If on sale, thumbs up. In general, a no.

Given it a whirl and although it is a decent blast (Swish?) ... I don't have the patience to play through the whole thing. The movement seems a bit disjointed and rough, main character is just too obvious (The voice actor playing Raiden is also very clichè) and the conversations between villain and hero sound like corny anime/english dub tennis match wordslinging pew-pew. Though I can kinda tolerate the acting by hitting Skip Dialogue, it's the movement in the game that's putting me off.

Fighting, simple enough. Battles can be rather epic. Music is ok (sometimes a tad cheesy). Script could have been better as could have the characters (Though I did enjoy Wolf). Artwork of the game is good.

If this hits the 5.99 region, it's worth a shot if you enjoy this genre. But 19.99, I personally would spend elsewhere if I had such money. :)

Wasn't entirely certain what I was getting myself into when I first started this up... but my siblings recommended it and I'm very pleased that I did. I'm a fan of quirky, dark pathway yet enlightening stories and experiences so this particular title held my interest until I'd finished the story through the choices I made. Voice delivery is okay, I didn't expect A-Class acting but it was fine if only to carry the content across till the end credits.

I have to say, I adore sung vocals and original music being produced and published into gaming and the score for this is what stood out the most when it came to audio.

So, my personal rating for this is.... Story, very entertaining if you've touched on the darker abysses of life (Or just like that kinda thing), music was a great selection. The length was perfect, didn't drag on too much nor cut too short.

Great job to the developers and those involved.