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This game is seriously great fun, I play competitive Heroes of the Storm quite a lot and was looking for something casual to play in co-op with my friends when we weren't in a competitive mood - this game hit all the right spots.

However someway through a co-op game each of us start lagging out and dropping from the session like flies (despite all having decent internet connections), trying to re-join mid-session just greets you with an endless loading screen while still being able to hear the action as if you're in the game.

We tried for a good 2 hours and couldn't all stay in a game together for more than 10 minutes. Which really saddened me, especially now that I've since found out the game has basically been abandoned so we have no chance of getting that particular bug fixed.

As a single player game, it probably works flawlessly - but try to play with your friends and what feels like an excellently unique and fun co-op moba-brawler, will start to feel like a complete waste of your time.

Only played a little bit so far and although it's hard as nails, there is that satisfaction of getting to the next screen that you've been trying for 10 minutes to do. Fitting music and cute art make it less frustrating when things go wrong. I imagine things will be less painful when I start unlocking some of the specials.

Will update this review after I've played a little more, so far it's a worthy purchase.

Well this game surprised me, a hell of a lot!

What looks like a dodgey Trials HD rip off from the store page, turns out to be a fairly decent competitor.

The game features full controller support, friend-list and worldwide leaderboards, player ghosts to race against, achievements, minigames, steam cloud and trading cards.

PROS

• Extremely well optimised
  
• Graphics better/on par with Trials
  
• Adds new gameplay elements that pit you against your friends mid level
  
• Controls great, 360 pad controls being the same as Trials
  
• Uses friends avatars and scores in unique and competitive yet fun ways
  
• A fair amount of content
  
• Generously priced
  
• Small download size
  
• No uPlay DRM

CONS

• Slight repeat of levels from time to time
  
• Not many video options
  
• Not the tightest bike control when compared to Trials franchise
  
• Uses annoying mobile-like star system to progress in campaign
  
• Limited player and bike customisations
  
• No multiplayer
  
• Not many levels seem to rely on speed, something that makes Trials exciting

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Overall I had to think much harder for the list of cons than I did the pros and even at double the cost it's worth every penny. Trials on Steam comes with horrible uPlay DRM and aren't the most optimised of games. So for the budget PC gamer who loves him/her some trials biking, this is 100% the game for you.

Play the game so I can race against you in my Urban Trial Freestyle friendslist.

I was enjoying the game and it's unique concept, but sadly it just runs like crap despite it's apparently low minimum requirements. It's so jumpy and slow that I turned it off for good after 10 minutes.

I had fun playing this on Xbox, it wasn't what me and my brother expected and we were left at the end not wanting to replay it like we agreed to do. But that's not to say the game isn't good. It's a fairly long campaign and different enough from other zombie games to be unique.

Voice acting is horrific and the characters are boring as hell, but the gameplay picks up where the characters left off.

Not as bad as some people online say. NO it is not enough like Theme Hospital to satisfy hardcore Bullfrog fans but it is enough like it to enjoy! the Simish voices truly piss me off and it was a huge mistake to have them in the game but the game is playable and is easily enjoyable. First person mode is a great idea and some of the humour isn't bad. The game is cheap and everyone loves Theme Hospital, give it a chance.

This game forces you to make choices you never want to make and feally makes you feel like crap with no real reason to. It's less an RPG and more a story emulator.

Take away the choices and I really enjoyed the game, it may be a horrible story to play but it's a great story to watch. If you enjoyed Fable 2 on Xbox, you'll enjoy this... just not as much.

Wow. Everything an RPG should be.

Such a great game, I played this on Xbox but after playing for a few hours you really get sucked in, I almost felt like I had to max the game out and was really sad when I had, I wanted to play forever in that world.. it kinda felt like being in school again. If there is ever a Bully 2, you shant see me for a few weeks at the least, I'll be back at school.

My original (negative) review back in 2013 was just simply "lol" - to be honest I was still kinda salty having pre-ordered the game only for it to run like crap and crash every 10 minutes.

But I always had a semi-soft spot for the game and although it pains me to say so, I actually think it feels a lot more like Postal than 4 does, and despite the jank, is actually more enjoyable too. And although neither of the games are particularly funny, I feel it doesn't lean too much on outdated references, dead memes, genitals and literal toilet humour as Postal 4 does.

Like, is it me or does the dark humour feel like it was written by people literally declining in age as the titles went on? Postal 1 feels like it was written by a 30-something who's seen some ♥♥♥♥, Postal 2 by someone in their 20s, Postal III by a teenager and Postal 4 by a literal child. Maybe I'm over thinking it..

That's just my opinion and I totally understand those who don't feel that way. And don't get me wrong, Postal 2 is the series' lightning in a bottle and will likely forever be the best RWS-developed Postal experience (since Brain Damaged gets pretty close).

But there's something about the Source engine, the dated but still pleasing graphics, the humour and overall tone of Postal III that makes it feel the closest to a Postal 2 sibling than we'll likely ever get and for that I have to appreciate the few things it gets right.

I'm glad it's finally getting some of the fixes and polishing it deserves, 'cause as far as I'm sadly concerned.. it's no longer the black sheep of the franchise :(

EDIT: Should also mention, as they aren't given enough credit, even by RWS - the amazing folk over at ZOOM Platform are responsible for the majority of quality of life features and bug fixes this game has received as of late. Go give them a thumbs up to show appreciation for their work, someone should.