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I just want to start to say that while this review is for real and i'm sorry for not reviewing it sooner, it will also be basing this review based on what I saw during my time playing and from what I saw from other people's gameplay. This review for GTA online is based on GTA Online after the After Hours dlc.

I want to start by saying that this game is near perfect, both story mode and online. The story mode is a well-crafted story bridging the lives and exploits of 3 troubled individuals. The story mode is also funny, albeit a bit controversial. The story follows 3 characters with criminal pasts; Franklin, Michael and Trevor. Each character you play as has their own special ability. I think that the special abilities can be hard to activate at first but will become easier as you progress. Franklin's ability lets him slow down time while in a vehicle, which is great for maneuvering around cars on a busy highway. Michael's ability also slows own time for him, giving him the ability to increase his marksmanship. Trevor's ability allows him to go on a killing rampage giving him invincibility. The world is very well crafted and very accurate to the point of it feeling like you're actually in los angeles. the characters that you meet are cool, the cars are plentiful and the weapons are deadly. the only downside to the story is that a good amount of the humor is based on the stereotypes of each and every character, including the female characters, which is funny at first but grows a bit stale after a while (well at least for me.) Story mode also contains glitches that can also be another source of humor.

Online mode is described in one sentence: it's basically something that can be liked by any fan of any genre. it has RPG elements such as having the ability to upgrade your skills in things in things like strength, stamina, shooting, stealth. it has racing modes for fans of forza or any other racing game. it has hests for fans of payday. and so much more. Online mode is something for everyone from what i've played. there is a lot to do in the game. but the problems can stem from who you're in a lobby with. i'm saying that the public lobbies can get very toxic. so toxic that you won't play online if it's in a public lobby. another problem stems from how once you've done everything, there isn't much to do besides playing freemode.

This game is a must if you enjoy classic adventure games. Not because it's that good, but simply because they are in such short supply. On with the review.

The art style is great and would have taken a long time to create Im sure. The quality of the musical score suprised me, the quirky odd music is really well done and fits the game world well. The voice acting is not top notch but certainly good enough to carry the game. Even though, as someone else already said, the bitrate of spoken dialogue is for some odd reason very low. It's very noticable during the first minutes of your play session, after that your brain is busy and it tends to move into the background. Still, there's no excues to have such low quality sound samples.

The humour in this game is a mixed bag. It's mostly good. At times I was actually laughing out loud and the humour reminded me a lot of Monkey Island. At certain other times though the jokes really fall flat on their face and you wonder why nobody cut that particular part out.

The only other thing that could be improved on is maybe the difficulty. I don't like adventure games where the solution to progressing is so unlogical that you get stuck every time you play, but in this game it might just be a tad too easy. In a lot of situations it was too obvious what needed to be done.

The storyline is actually interesting and I'll be curious to see where it goes in the sequal "Chaos on Deponia".

Although it's still in Early Access (forever?) this game provides exactly the gameplay experience you would expect from a game that takes it's queue from Scorched Earth. If you're a fan of simple tactical tank shooters, this game is for you. Get ready for the salt & the utter BS luck shots! :)

You read it, its simply the best one available. Forget Rollercoaster Tycoon, it was really good back in the old days but right now Planet Coaster nailed it this time.

Management features are challenging enough to make the business man in you very satisfied when you overcome the career, especially those at medium and hard difficulties. You have all the necessary Dashboards to take smart decision at the right time. You even need to be smart enough to understand how the customers are behaving in the park (Customer flow, best attractions, etc.).

A lot of rides and coasters! You dream of a coaster where a huge kraken throws fire and explodes a pirate boat when the cars are passing by? You can do it! You want to re-build the Space Mountain? Somebody already did it in the community!

The best of the best features is the community. You have currently more than 80,000 créations made by featured or amateur creators that you can use in your park, or if you are an architect you can design your own! All these créations are well priced in-game, and makes your park look really good.

Game mechanics are simple awesome. You really feel the impact of every decision you make, whether it is the marketing campaign you trigger at the right time, the research of a new balloon shop or the new training to the engineer to make him more efficient and happy.

I thought I would create a couple of parks and then get bored, but I have so far more than 10 parks and I want to create a lot more! Plus the game is growing with free dlc (example: career expansion with winter festivities!)

You can even import your own music to apply them in your rides.

All in all, Planet Coaster is certainly hundreds and hundreds of hours of pure fun.

Audio:
I love the announcer and his hilarious voice over through out the campaign.

Visuals:
A few minor bugs but aside from that, It's a good looking game. I think they could have done better with more level variety though.

Game Play:
A typical platformer with some minor Tron styled combat added into it. It can be frustrating at times but it's fun to play for the most part.

Other:
Plenty of unlockable items and characters. Plenty of content too in both the campaign and the multiplayer. Multiplayer can be fun to play with a group of friends. The campaign is filled with cheap and annoying deaths that have caused me to throw a controller...or two. Can get bored of playing it rather quickly, I normally quit after grinding out a couple of levels. Combat can be very one sided at times.

Overall: 7/10
Plenty of promise to make this into a hit game series. My advice for a sequel would be more variety in the levels as you progress through it and make the combat a bit more fluid and fair.

I wasn't sure what to expect when I first loaded up this title, but am I certainly glad I did. It's one of the most addictive games I've ever played. Aside from the vast array of customization at your disposal, the core gameplay is a sight to behold. From driving home goals with blunt force to keeping the ball out of your own goal, the level of depth and strategy that this game encompasses cannot go unstated. The visuals themselves are great, but add on top of that unlockable goal animations, mods for your vehicle and much more, and you've got yourself a family friendly game of car soccer that's easy to get sucked into for hours. If you're going to make any purchase, particularly one you expect to play online for the foreseeable future, Rocket League is one you have to get your hands on.

Great at what it does, for all the bad reviews, I think that they were expecting something else. For what the developers intended, I believe they pegged it. Could be never ending, and it is addicting to play, kind of like one of those browser games but better. I find myself saying "one more ?", or "one more word to learn", until early morning LOL. I love it.

Instead of building everything yourself, you let your dwarves do it for you! Houses, bridges, caves, gardens - whatever. Finished equipment, weapons, armour and send your dwarves to kill everything that lurks deep underground. Defend your house against hordes of undead with weapons, tower traps or even take control of one of the dwarves and fight the enemy yourself. Use a warrior, archers or a magician.

Your dwarves also use skills like digging, swimming, fighting, magic, climbing and some others. They improve by using them or by using books that you can find or buy in the game shop.

Build different beds, make different foods, make different materials and use them to build and improve your house. A kitchen, a smelter, a workshop, an alchemy table are just a few of the many handicrafts and placeable items you'll use to get through the research tree, which is huge!

I have played this game a thousand times, because of the variety of items giving you all types of new abilities and the combination of these abilities make this game new and exciting almost every time you play.

I suppose this game either hooks you long enough until you get exposed to many of the crazy abilities that you can pick up with you collect items in the levels. The variety of enemies and bosses continue to challenge you with every level and playthrough of this masterpiece.

Love it, love it, love it and will probably have this in my list of games I play for the rest of my life.

It is a good all-round game. I consider it a RPG, because of the way the characters can get better at doing stuff and can get better gear and weapons, a tower defense because obviously your main concern is to defend yourself against outsiders and outside threats, strategy because you obviously need to really think strategic and know where to build stuff and how to plan your defense. Survival because obviously you need to survive, that is the main goal. You could also say this is a city building game, because everything you have you will have to build.
Also, I think it is a good game for environmental awareness, somewhat at least.

I like it because it is a game where you can almost be vegan. I created a vegan collective in the game where only when in desperate situations I would use meat and sell most of the leather and fur for profit. Most of which would come from animals already dead found around in the environment.