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The game itself is fantastic. Clearly a lot of passion went into this game, Its a shame how such a multiplayer focused game of this quality has nobody playing it. According to steamdb the game struggles to pull 5 players on a 24 hour basis. If this is going to be the case it needs a desperate shift towards single player content.

Playing this game for the first few hours reminds me a lot of a children's chemistry set, Lots of interconnecting fluids and particles react in different ways with each other, making it almost like a sandbox science experiment gone wild. One of my most memorable moments thus far is setting off an explosion in a potion shop and having every fluid replaced with an insane amount of potions all with different effects as fire slowly engulfs everything around.
Even if you aren't any good at the game you can still spend hundreds of hours messing with the fire and fluid dynamics alone.

*Already Played about 60 hours on Xbox Game Pass.*
Starfield Is a fantastic game that doesn't do anything new or better than other games that are already out.
I do think this game is absolutely incredible, Loads to do and see and quests to do.
The problem arises with the creation engine. People looked past the instanced cells in games like fallout and Skyrim because of the massive open world you could explore. SO give people a universe to explore! The problem with that is Starfield doesn't disguise their loading screens like other games do, so its painfully obvious that the game is loading you from one cell to the next whenever you travel leaving you feeling less like you are in a universe and more like walking from one room to another.
Fallout and Elder scrolls allow the player to get lost as the main mechanic, that's what draws people into these games. With Starfield they removed the main draw for a lot of people. The ability to get lost.
With that all being said I still do recommend it. When you look past the obvious the game still has just as much charm as any other Bethesda RPG.

If Halo 5 makes it a shell of its former self. Halo infinite is a husk. As someone who proudly called them self a Halo fan for many years, Its gone and is never going to be good ever again.
(Played more than 100 hours on Xbox)

I started this game in 2017 around when it first came out, I stopped playing after about 20 minutes because of a jump scare near the start, I quickly wrote it off as one of those cheap scare horror games and quickly forgot about it. Well a few days ago i decided to give it another go since I saw the music was done by Alistair Lindsay, a name i recognised due to him making the soundtrack to Roller Coaster Tycoon 3.
I can say after completing it that this is the most beautiful horror game I have ever played The caves are horrifying but there is an underlying beauty to the game.
The only negative thing I can say is that the one jump scare ruins the game for me, I think it would have been a better game without it. The story seems to be a bit tacked on too. Its like they spent all of the time on the atmosphere and the mechanic and the creepiness until it became quarter to lunch and the made up some rubbish at the end.
However those are just my opinions the game is definitely a memorable and excellent experience.

I don't want to vote down because its a good mod but there is a pretty massive plot hole in the story.

At the start there are two guys that refuse to join the rebellion because they have "Children and families" The very first thing I thought about was "What about the suppression field" and I quickly forgotten about it. It wasn't until I was a few hours into the game when they reveal that outside of the city people can have children. Apparently this game takes place before Half-Life 2 and the fall of the citadel, thus making this major plot line Impossible. The suppression field covers the entirety of planet earth making reproduction among humans impossible

Apart from that there are a lot of annoying back and forth puzzles and ridiculous, far from simple puzzles that go way beyond any in actual Half life 2. Other than that its really well made and well worth your time if you have a few hours.

I am a 45 yo father, probably one of the oldest people playing this game. I am a single farther to my Son, who is 14 now. My son got this game for Christmas from his uncle, so we installed it on his computer and he started playing. By the end of the week he had 24 hours on this game. This was horrible for me, as it was already hard for me to find ways to spend time with my son, as he is always out with his friends or just, watching YouTube. So i decided to make a Steam account and get this game to see if I could maybe play alongside him. loaded into the game, made my character and world and started playing but I was stuck on what you where supposed to do. I asked my Son for help and he hosted a game for me to join. loved it as it was the best time had spent with my Son since my wife had died. This game has ever since brought me and my son closer again and now we actually spend time together outside the house together as well. This game reminded me that there's fun to be had in everything, and it has brought both me and my Son many happy memories.
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Core game is great.
but
server crap
no exp
Menu ui is far too minimalist

play on gamepass if you want to play and invest when they sort their ♥♥♥♥ out.

The notice that this game does not support modern operating systems is a load of crap. They put that there to cover up the fact they ship the game with a pirated version and then tried to cover their own tracks by simply using the vanilla executable that is currently riddled with AGGRESSIVE anti piracy measures.
The game is fantastic and brutal but requires you to download a community patch in order remove the anti piracy measures that prevent the first gate from opening and other various annoyances. After that it runs like gold.

Manhunt 2 is currently abandonware and can be downloaded for free on various video game archival websites.
The community itself keeps these old games alive and without a few dedicated individuals, greedy and lazy developers like Rockstar would happily continue to sell a completely broken game.