Gun sounds-9/10 gun looks -9/10 explosions 8/10 weapons 8/10 story line 8/10 voice acting 5/10 -SO stupid, like a kids game at times, often annoying, the swearing is put in to add intensity but just makes it silly.
Graphics- 8/10 Enemy intelligence 7/10 realism-7/10 often stupid, waves of guys charge a machine gun etc. sort of, wouldnt they take cover if i had a gatling gun mowing them down
online-7/10-not enough people on, only can play with mac players, often only 50 people on world wide. zombies 5/10-almost nobody ever plays. Often wait 10 minutes to get a online zombie game going.
VERY GOOD GAME OVERALL, but they rape you online by only letting you play with mac players and the in game childish "SHOOT EM UP" unrealistic crap is annoying, its a game based on realism and military tactics, black ops to be specific, lets keep it realistic. overall 8/10
This is a pretty basic city builder game in which logic plays little part. You build up houses from mud huts to luxury villas by building facilities in the city and farms, workshops and mines in the country. It's repetitive in the extreme, and by the end I was building to a formula and there was little in the way of challenge other than the time it took to complete a level.
On the other hand, it's easy to learn, easy to play and mostly fun. It needs more variety in the kind, cost and shape of the things you can build, as cities look very grid like very easily. For the money, it's good but not great.
This game kinda reminds me of the old Wing Commander series (I'm dating myself here), but without the downtime in the hangar or socializing with the crew. There are human interactions through cut scenes to introduce new parts of the plot or missions, but the primary part of the game is zipping through a massive area around Earth and the moon, shooting down small and (VERY) large craft.
Much of the acting is down right awful, but luckily, the game play holds up. Controlling with a mouse isn't easy and takes getting used to, but there aren't too many controls to memorize on the keyboard. I like being able to re-route power to damaged parts of the ship. The game auto-saves without you knowing, but it seems to be fairly smart and when you die, you don't have to go too far back.
I'm plaing this full-screen on an i7 iMac 2.93 GHz with 8GB ram and 1GB video card (that last bit is important). Don't even try playing this on something slower. It definitely needs the video RAM and horsepower, as there are often many moving objects on the screen.
Overall, very heart-pounding game, mostly non-stopping action. I actually wish there was a little down time without the constant threat of something...but the game delivers on what it sells!
Sucked!! Kept crashing on me, don't buy!! I got about one third of the way around the world and then it kept failing. The puzzles were okay but not worth the money, even when this game is on sale. Look for other jig saw puzzles to spend your money on.
Goodfolks got an update. Patch notes are as follows:
Added new characters to the village. Minor improvements and bug fixes
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Fun and enjoyable
Relax in the relax mode or beat the clock in the timer mode in order to find hidden objects in plain view for various buyers to raise money to decorate your mansion. fun game, well done with great sound and graphics. Enjoyable for those who like the hidden object genre...
Everything is in the Title: I don't see how to justify a $10 price tag for this DLC. I picked this one, because user comments on metacritics made me thought if was the best of BL2 DLC's: I now hope I was wrong.
So far, after finishing it, here's what you'll find "inside the box": - Some quests: No, it's not "sidequests aplenty", it's "A short main questline with some side-quests". - A few arena battles: Just easy and borring "content". - A handful of races: You'll have to retry them because of bugs with invisible walls on the map. - Two new bosses: They say "including", but in fact, it should have been "Just two new bosses". Moma just died on first attempt with some rockets, and I had to Google the fourth (Blimp) to remember what it was.
I must have played this for about 2 months. The story's quite good and the combat's fairly good as well. I like that you can accomplish a lost by not having to follow 100% of the story line. Well worth the $19.95. Looking forward to an Avernum 7.
If you loved Amnesia, you will love this too. This is one of those games that will not make their jump scares obvious all the time, but also will make you think. In some cases, if you don't think fast enough, you die. It requires brain power. Lots of thinking while trying to survive against monsters. If you hate puzzles, it may not be the game for you.
Dirk Dashing got an update. Patch notes are as follows:
Ported to the new Dirk 2 engine, for improved graphics & sound and new features Added 8 brand new levels Made hundreds of tweaks to existing levels New music, ambient sounds, and hundreds of new sound effects Customizable controls Two extra save game slots New comics for intro and 2 possible game endings
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