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Really fun and satisfying gameplay.

Resident Evil 3 brings back the thrills and chills of the original with stunning graphics and terrifying sound design. I acquired a key for it just €6, which is an absolute bargain. The Nemesis encounters were breathtaking (even those random encounters while free roaming were thrilling even though they were scripted), and the game play was solid with a good mix of action and puzzle solving.

Nevertheless, the game’s short single-player campaign that lasted me four hours only is a major letdown. It’s hard to justify this length. Similarly, it is sad that Jill’s and Carlos’ original outfits are locked behind €5 DLC—a feature that should have been built into the main game.

In conclusion, like me anyone who can find Resident Evil 3 at a reduced cost should go for it. But you might want something more if you have to pay full price. This was a great deal for €6 but at full price consider whether the short campaign plus additional dlc costs match your expectations.

Days Gone is an absolute masterpiece that exceeded all of my expectations. From the moment I stepped into the shoes of Deacon St. John, I was completely engrossed in the post-apocalyptic world crafted by Bend Studio. The attention to detail in every aspect of the game is simply astonishing.

First and foremost, the gameplay is phenomenal. Whether I was engaging in intense combat with hordes of Freakers or embarking on thrilling motorcycle chases through the wilderness, every moment felt exhilarating and immersive. The open-world design is incredibly well-realized, offering countless opportunities for exploration and discovery.

But what truly sets "Days Gone" apart is its storytelling. The narrative is rich and compelling, filled with memorable characters and poignant moments that kept me invested from start to finish. Deacon's journey is one of redemption and survival, and I found myself deeply invested in his struggles and triumphs.

On top of all this, the game is visually stunning. The Pacific Northwest setting is brought to life with breathtaking detail, from lush forests to desolate highways. And the sound design is equally impressive, immersing me in the world with its haunting soundtrack and realistic environmental effects.

In conclusion, Days Gone is an absolute must-play for any fan of action-adventure games. With its flawless gameplay, gripping story, and breathtaking presentation, it's truly a masterpiece in every sense of the word. 10/10

Played 30 minutes and I already got annoyed. Not a good game, at least for my tastes.

Just a classic at this point. I play it from time to time!

Left 4 Dead 2 is more fun than modern FPS games even after 15 years since its release. While newer titles often focus on graphics and gimmicks, this classic gem prioritizes pure gameplay satisfaction. Its dynamic AI and cooperative gameplay ensure every session feels fresh and intense. In a gaming world saturated with trends, Left 4 Dead 2 stands tall as a testament to timeless fun. If you want an FPS experience that never gets old, this is it.

The games quality is amazing. The mechanics and races are great, but the pc version crashes constantly if you do not use an older nvidia driver!

The game is surprisingly good! (not expected by ea) but you will most likely get bored quickly.

Just a great game!

As someone relatively new to the Resident Evil series, I was intrigued by the hype surrounding the Resident Evil 2 Remake. However, after spending some time with the game, I can't help but feel a bit underwhelmed.

First off, the game does have its positives. The graphics are impressive, creating a chilling atmosphere, and the survival horror mechanics are solid, with resource management adding to the tension.

However, the game's scripted nature takes away from the immersion. It often feels like I'm just following a predetermined path rather than truly exploring a zombie-infested city. This predictability detracts from the overall experience and diminishes the sense of suspense.

Additionally, the lack of replayability is a letdown. Once you've completed the main campaign with both characters, there's little reason to return. Alternate scenarios and unlockable modes don't offer enough variation to warrant multiple playthroughs.

Given these drawbacks, the $40 price tag feels steep. While the game is decent, it falls short of justifying its cost, especially for newcomers to the series. I'd recommend waiting for a sale before diving into Raccoon City.