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Same problems as the first game:
1. Terrible level design
2. Terrible story
3. Cheap enemy placement
4. Repetitive combat,
5. Irritating gear upgrade system, etc.

It’s an improvement over the last game, and it looks like nice, but it isn’t enough to overshadow the games glaring flaws

6/10

+ Story
+ Crafting and upgrading
+ Unique weapons
+ Grapgics
+ Stamina based combat

- Grindfest
- Camera
- Music
- Unnecessarily difficult

6/10. The Surge is an good attempt at a Soulslike in a futuristic setting

The game isn't what Blizzard promised to us. I started playing overwatch on the PC back in 2016. I loved the game and i would play it everyday. The characters were interesting, the lore was fun and gamemodes and maps were really good, it was overall a good game. Overwatch started to go for the worse in 2019 in my opinion after the announcement of OW2. Blizzard quickly stopped updating the original OW but we kept playing in hopes that OW2 would be the best game of the century. They promised us a PvE campaign that was highly replayable, character missions and loads of new heroes and maps. When overwatch 2 released we got 3 new heroes, a few new maps and a new gamemode. They said they would release the PvE later. About 4 months ago the overwatch 2 team announced that the PvE woudn't infact be a highly replayable campaign story mode like we were promised. This is what ultimately killed overwatch. We patiently waited for YEARS to get PvE with hope that it would revive the game. But that moment never came.

And another great game falls for the greedyness of blizzard and the gaming industry. Overwatch, you will be remembered. Rest In peace

Mostly the same as the original Red Faction: Guerilla with some updated graphics and the same annoying open-world wanted-level mechanics as before

Red Faction: Guerrilla’s biggest strength is without a doubt the sheer amount of fun you can have smashing things across Mars. Sadly, that initial enjoyment doesn’t last long as you proceed to do the same missions over and over again

+ Destruction system
+ Fun

- Dated gameplay
- Repetitive missions
- Terrible story
-Empty open world

6/10

+ Graphics
+ Some humorous moments

- This is a game whose core concept is tripwires that trigger monsters to teleport in around you, often directly behind you. The end result is there's not much point in how you strategically approach an area because even if you clear an area behind you, 3 seconds later you're going to trigger more baddies to teleport in behind you. This is the repeated dynamic of the game.

OVERALL
it's not terrible, but not anything special either. If you really want some frantic running and shooting with no reason to where the monsters are coming from - you might like this more.

6/10

I thoroughly enjoyed this game. Mainly due to its narrative and cast of interesting characters, but also for how it made me feel. It has made the best out of a bad situation. 2020-2021 has been crazy, there’s no denying it. This game addresses that directly by including it within a scene. It makes you feel that even though these years hasn’t been the best, it’s found a way of bringing everyone together.

The Call of Duty series has garnered as much hatred as it has admiration. With COD it's hard not to make comparisons to past entries in the series. Even with this in mind, the game excels and surpasses even the most beloved COD games. The set pieces are bigger, things are definitely prettier and the game runs silky smooth.

I think the reason gamers are hating on this one is that it hasn't revolutionized the series. It's not the game-changer everyone had hoped for. If you go into it with the expectation that it will be very similar to past games in the series, with a few changes and you enjoyed those past games, you will surely not be disappointed.

8/10

+ Good story
+ DC characters

- Broken gameplay
- Music
- Awful graphics (2013?? Half-Life 2 looks better)

+ Great landscapes
+ Good dialogues and characters

- Broken gameplay
- Fake open world
- Glitches
- After couple hours I'm getting bored

5/10

The Adventure Pals, while endlessly visually appealing, funny, and enjoyable in its light combat, feels far too drawn out due to its lifeless stages, weakening an otherwise delightful experience

5/10