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Dropping a nuclear depth charge on a grounded rival vessel... priceless!

For the sake of the franchise, I'll power through the game, but it's not fun. Full Dive mode is straight ♥♥♥♥ and if you happened to choose it in the beginning, woe to you. It quite literally achieves nothing in terms of making the game more hardcore.

Stealth's quite ♥♥♥♥, not only because it is boring but also made so difficult due to controls being buggy. There will be times where you'll be behind the foe and spam E and still not hit the guy and he's going to turn away and ruin your hardwork and you'll start again to that boring ass stealth mission.

On a positive note, gunplay is good. I enjoyed killing bandits or other people who have zero impact on the ending.

If you're an admirer of the franchise, go for it. Other than that, it's just plain boring.

Edit 1: I've played an additional 26 hours. The Caspian level is entirely garbage. The atmosphere is quite immersive, it's something UKR/RU developers do without fail. However, the gameplay, that useless vehicle and travelling around the vast desert is no fun. After the second run, you feel like you're running errands and wasting your time. Last but not least, The Caspian is a CTD-fest. I made it past there and now I'm at The Taiga. The story goes great, I wish I could say the game about the gameplay. As I have mentioned numerous times, stealth's so ♥♥♥♥, it makes you wanna not give a single ♥♥♥♥ about the good ending because you feel like massacring anyone who stands in your way. Anyway, I kept on playing as a veteran and nearly made it. But a well placed CTD ruined it for me. What a lame game to finish the trilogy.

I'll keep updating if I get bored enough to give another try to this god-awful game.

Very unique, fun to play. The idea is quite creative and it is solidly executed by devs who put a lot of effort into the game, props to them. This game has come a long way.

I'm not going to criticise the game content-wise, because with every update, something new is added. However; the game's extremely GPU heavy from what I have experienced. Other than that, it runs smoothly.

Last but not least, I firmly think there has to be an alliance within cartels to sell or buy narcotics because as it is, it is too easy to make money early on. Nothing proper which will make money grows in your area? No problem, just buy meth or heroin from other cartel, sell it for double price and you're good to go.

Long story short, as I said before, this game has come a long way. I do support what the devs are doing, how they are doing. If you're into this type of games, definitely try it. A week later you'll buy yourself a floral shirt and start learning Spanish.

I tried so very hard for the sake of BL1 and BL2 but this game's garbaggio. It runs smooth, some mechanics like vaulting, climbing etc. are cool and all but the rest is horrendous. From scenario to characters, maps, Sanctuary, it's everything, really. Can't imagine how bad BL4 is going to be with this projectory.

The worst game in the franchise, hands down. Gameplay's repetitive, missions are all about going to a place and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ some ♥♥♥♥ up, that's all. Apart from the outpost liberations, there's no way of playing stealth, which makes the game just about shooting and surviving, like a cheap Hollywood action blockbuster.

I bought it on sale, thinking it would be fun to play a game I haven't played because I was going to buy Far Cry 3, I made a mistake. This game's garbaggio.

Steep learning curve, hardcore difficulty, endless fun!

I've been waiting for Noita for quite some time and I haven't been disappointed in the game although it's in early access as I'm writing this review. The freedom you're given, things you could do with crafting and customization are amazing. Not to mention the splendid score, of course.

Have a look at a few gameplay videos, you'll want this game.

An alright game considering its price on sale. Many people define Kona as "adventure meets survival" but I sadly cannot agreewith it, since it does not deliver the survival element that effective. The weather is great, you genuinely feel the chilling cold and the atmosphere is okay regarding its isolation. However, I can't feel the same way about the storytelling. It doesn't grasp you to keep you ongoing even if the story looks interesting. On top of that, despite the game is told to be an open world game, it is not. There are magnetic walls whcih prevent you from walking, so that makes it pretty much a walking simulator. Controls and mechanics are a bit stiff, they leave a sour taste.

I'm still going to leave a positive feedback to the game because overall, it's playable. I'm quite into this sort of games, it's just Kona hasn't turned out to be of the sort that happens to be my favourite. I'd leave a not recommended but I got it on a very low price so yeah, doesn't hurt.

I wouldn't want to compare Rebel Inc to Plague Inc but sometimes the mechanics feel too similiar. However, in its current form, Rebel Inc is much more complicated because a lot of things in the game don't make much sense. You may have a huge base in a region but this will not stop the insurgents set up a camp there and this is just one thing. Being able to control reforms, investments and military movements is pure fun for me since I'm quite into this sort of stuff and I'm sure I like it more when the game is complete.

I like this game and have faith in it. Time will tell.

You're not a nice person, are you?

This game has given me the most unique and beautiful moments that I've ever had in an online game. From the atmosphere to the gameplay, hands down the best WW2 FPS ever made.