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the screenshots does not match the gameplay but
I will give it a chance if it gets updated

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I have to admit that I like the NON-HD version more than HD one, BUT it has it's own perks, so both of them good in their way. Some things are exactly alike comparing with non-HD version - gameplay, ost. Some things are different. Anyway - 2nd Encounter HD is better than the 1st SS HD. You wonder why there are not so many reviews? HD version is kind buggy - sometimes achievements work - sometimes they don't. Sometimes your overall game time works - sometimes don't. Sometimes even your cloud saves are broken, or your stats shows that your best advanced level is the 2nd while you nearly completed the game. Yeh bugs are the weak sid of the HD rework.

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FlatOut is a 2004 racing video game developed by the Finnish developer Bugbear Entertainment and published by Empire Interactive. FlatOut places emphasis on demolition derby-style races, and features a sophisticated physics engine. The game is most known for car drivers flying through the windshield and its backyard style racing theme.

Blood is an exemplary first person shooter with a lot of balancing issues back in the day. Fresh Supply updates the systems to a modern interpretation with fully customizable options that finally let me play with the maximum number of enemies available on the hardest difficulty while ensuring the deadly accuracy of the cultists who can shred you from 200 + full armor to 0hp in the blink of an eye is at the "normal" difficulty. Fresh Supply is "Blood as you remember it" but actually manageable and it's amazing how well the core design still holds up.

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Command & Conquer™ Remastered Collection is a fantastic remaster of two classic real-time strategy games that originally released in the 90s. The collection includes both Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn and Command & Conquer: Red Alert, along with all their expansions, updated graphics, and enhanced gameplay.

The updated graphics and sound are simply amazing. The developers have gone above and beyond to bring the game into the modern era with high-resolution textures, improved lighting, and updated sound effects. The cutscenes have also been remastered to look and sound better than ever.

The gameplay remains largely unchanged from the original games, which is a good thing. The real-time strategy gameplay is still as addictive and satisfying as it was back in the day. The remastered collection also includes a new UI and online multiplayer, which is a great addition for fans who want to play with friends or take on the world.

Another great feature of the remastered collection is the inclusion of a map editor, which allows players to create and share custom maps with the community. This is a great way to keep the game fresh and add even more replay value.

Overall, Command & Conquer™ Remastered Collection is a must-have for fans of real-time strategy games and fans of the original Command & Conquer series. The updated graphics, enhanced gameplay, and new features make this collection a great value and a great way to experience these classic games all over again

This is the spiritual successor to just about everything you played on a 486 in that small apartment. It runs on PC, Android, and can muliplay between them. The tech tree is simple. Hammer, Bigger Hammer, Specialty Hammer, Nukes. You don't need to build an ultra-uber-monster-widget in order to get the other widget. There are some simple types of construction facilities and they can usually be upgraded to what you need to get bigger hammers. There is a specialty hammer center. Nukes can be built with a level 1 builder. Everything runs on a single resource. You can mine it or you can generate it with things that are expensive and inefficient at first. Basically, you need it. It's fun, runs on your phone and even runs on your gaming system with gigs of ram and a 2080!

This game was much better than Episode One, but it still had issues. The supporting characters get in your way a lot, and sometimes will get you killed; they want to stand immediately behind you and sometimes they will accidentally nudge you in a direction. I hated having to carry the gnome around to get the achievement. I would often get killed or badly injured after inadvertently walking over the gnome when it was on the ground; I don't know why it does this, but I would suggest saving often if you're carrying it around with you. Also, there is a section where you will drive a vehicle, and the gnome slides around in the vehicle and will fall out. So, you have to basically shoot the gnome ahead of you, then drive to it's new location, and repeat. It's a lot of work for that achievement! I also had a few issues with the game freezing up and I would have to reload, but it wasn't nearly as bad as Episode One, and nowhere near as horrible as Black Mesa! Another gripe is that the game would constantly prompt you what you needed to do by notifying you; i.e. "press F to use flashlight". I hate when a game treats me like an idiot. Too many games do that these days. There should be an option to turn off hints.

i have played many games in my life and not once has a game made me so incredibly excited that i become aroused every time i finish a level in this game my pants are drenched in jizz from the sheer orgasmic gameplay everytime i shoot the super shotgun i bust a huge nut in my underwear i have to do the laundry every day because of how many pairs of underwear i went through playing doom 1 and 2 definetly one of the games of all time 10/10