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This will be a short review. If you don't own this game there is something wrong with you. It is becoming more and more rare when a game developer finds the right balance between looks, gameplay and fun. Castle Crashers achieves this.

It is not an in depth game. It's a simple button masher beat-em' up. But in that simplicity you find a game that has hours of enjoyment. It also is one of the few games I find myself playing open multiplayer since the play style is so simple your team can be first timers and still be effective.

Great game, great time sink, and above all else, FUN.


8/10

I have been a Dynasty Warriors fan ever since college when playing 3. This game is just another continuation of the franchise that was released on PS3/PS4. The PC port is the PS3 version.

Honestly, I wanted to really like this game. I wanted to go back to the button mashing fun of the earlier titles which have a wonderful combination of hilarity, cartoon violence and visuals. Sadly, this game just falls short.

First and foremost they could not possibly make a more confusing leveling/weapon system. There are so many variables that you tend to just ignore it since it is just so damn confusing. I just want to get in and fight but I feel like I'm working on a spreadsheet 1/2 the time. Having two weapons is cool and all, but the weapons are part of the character and this game really breaks that. Guan Yu does not use a sword he uses Blue Dragon. When playing I rarely remember to switch unless it's an accident and when I did it would just annoy the heck out of me.

I also have consistently hated on how the game designers keep trying to make the game more and more realistic. I miss the semi-silly voice acting, and the cartoonish style that made the game FUN. This game has one of the most drab, boring color schemes I have seen in recent memory. Everything is just one color.

My other major complaint is the hero worship of Lu Bu. Yes, he is a major character in RotTK, but how many games do we need where he is so ridiculously OP there is no point fighting him. This game was advertised as Lu Bu being the center of the game. Every title in this series since 5 has been like that. It's like the game designers are just telling you. Hey everyone else sucks ot just play as the "I win" guy. There are SO many characters in this story, I don't think we need one game over the top.

All in all I'm glad to see it on PC, but I miss the fun factor in this game.

4/10

If you're a fan of the other Batman Arkham games, this is worth picking up if it is on sale. You basically have another iteration of the same game with a slightly different story.

Combat is the same as the other two which is good, but it really does not bring anything new at all to the table. It honestly felt like more of a DLC add on to Arkham City. Most of the criminals you hunt down are unimaginative and repeatitive.

I was hoping for a backstory, a young Bruce Wayne with no gadgets learning who his foes are. ***Spoilers***

This game is not that. Every villan already knows who Batman is and he starts out with the same equipment as the previous games. There is a little allusion to this is the first confrontation with the Joker but it is a cursory glance at best. My biggest complaint about this is the shock gloves. First, when you get them it's basically a "lol I win" button for fighting since Batman can punch through whatever he wants (shields, armor, etc.). The other problem is why did he throw them out for the later games? Adding in new technology in a "prequel" makes no sense when the later games don't have this.

My other complaint is (and this may just be me), but I have never played such a buggy AAA title. EVER. I'm running 8Gb of RAM, a 2Gb vid card, a SSD, and an i5 Processor. This game crashes on me at least once per session. Often times I go to grab an enemy and it doesn't work. Last night I was in a fight and no one could hit anyone. We just stood there.

I also wish they would stop with the "Look at Batman's armor! It's messed up" I understand it adds to the game by making it seem like the fights are taking a toll, but at this point it's becoming a bit much. Shouldn't you be able to repair it?


Overall it's a good game but not a great game, and one that is NOT a true Prequel to the franchise.

6/10

A really good 3rd person cover based shooter. I have really enjoyed both the gameplay and the story, but the art direction as well. Most of the time you see a game where you fight aliens and it's all based in the future. The Bureau changes that by setting the story in 1962.

The Bureau also does a pretty darn good job of blending tactical and straight combat into the game. You have ot control your squad mates and give them commands constantly. Not doing so will get you killed in no time flat. The game slows down a bit when you're in tactical mode, but you really have to learn to think on your feet.

Yes there are some moments of cover bugs that come with any 3rd person cover shooter, but all in all it's worth purchasing.

Anyone who knows me knows I have always longed for a simple, but fun Mafia management style game. Godfather on Xbox 360 came close but was repeative as anything and very limited in its management.

When I heard about Omerta I was so excited. It looked like a good balance between a management game and a strategy combat game. Turns out it does neither well.

I could go through and point out all the flaws, the buggy combat the boring as anything management style, but it's best summed up that this game plays like a mobile game. That would be fine if it wasn't a PC game and priced at $40 when it came out.

Do yourself a favor and move on.

I honestly tried really hard to like this game, and I will probably end up completing it, but I just can't recommend it. It your typical platformer that seems to be plaged by bad controls and input lag. The game starts out well enough but very early on I started to notice I was failing and dying because I would try to move and nothing would happen.

One particular section of the game the sewers with the Rat was insanely hard simply because your character does not do what you expect it to. You just end up dying over, and over, and over again. Many times Zombies don't die because your character's attacks don't go towards the ground. More often than not you just end up frustrated.

I also repeatedly found myself in situations where getting damaged was unavoidable, while some games do this on occasion I found it happening way too often. All in all just not that good of a game.

+ Graphically pleasing
- Awful controls
- Not enjoyable
- Frustrating

One of the better games I've played this year. Really fun semi open world survival horror. For years I've always wanted a game where you have to just survive, not kill the "leader" of something or complete endless missions with no visible benefit. This game comes close to filling that desire.

+ Open world survival
+ Town building
- Short Campaign
- No multiplayer

This is one of those oddball games I pick up on sales on a lark. Overall it's a very fun game, providing a good challenge with some very unique gameplay. You have to dedicate a lot of focus to be good at the game and you will often make mistakes. Multiple endings are nice, but to be honest I found many of them hard to figure out.

+Weird and different
+Good challenge
+Replayable
- Requires a lot of focus
- You end up making a lot of mistakes

Hands down one of the most enjoyable games I've played in a long time. Very challenging but it keeps you very hooked in. I still haven't ♥♥♥♥♥♥ perfect 10s in a game yet, and every once in a while I fire it up and try again.

+ High level of replayability.
+ Good fun/difficult balance
- Reies on RNG a lot