First the limited capabilities and actions concerning research- and engineering possibilities where a bit disappointing, also it was a bit short. It always a bummer when you finally maxed out your soldiers upgrades and then you have like one mission left to do. Still it was great fun.
It looked really good and the set-back to the fifties seemed great. but it´s really buggy and the gameplay is way to linear. i played about half an hour, then deinstalled it.
First playthrough, chose to go full canon with a extremely light side, male character who always lies to give people money. (Other than, y'know, save scumming the races...) Then flipped and played a female, painfully dark side, who would murder anyone who even thought about tripping in front of her. Ended up killing half my companions, only taking along HK-47 (killer droid with an attitude) and Ordo (Mandalorian merc) so I wouldn't have to listen to the whining of the Jedi. (Generally did that for the Light Side play through as well, so...) In the end, I had almost no friends left, but hey, I was evil for the laughs.
Really, any way you choose to play, the game is great fun for any Star Wars fan. Lots of replay value, multiple story paths to take, stuff to find. No major bugs that I can recall, and the voice acting is superb.
I love the Sims 3. As an intro to the series, it's not bad. The instructions seem a bit clearer than they were in either the original Sims or the Sims 2. However, I've had to back up, uninstall, and reinstall on at least two separate occasions when my computer decided that the Sims 3 game files no longer existed (despite them still being in the correct location, completely intact.) That was incredibly annoying.
However, as far as gameplay goes, the story-creation is nearly unrivalled. I've played so many crazy games of the Sims, (and watched crazier), that Sims must be terrified whenever I start playing them. How many odd family relationships can I create? Many. There was once a Sim who had an aunt - who was also her sister. Creeepy.
Four of five for lag and bugs, but hilarity in storytelling.
Okay so the way this game works is your RPG party chops its way through a set number of fights until it gets to a **BOSS FIGHT** and then you get to find out if you've built your party correctly to beat the boss! But if you can't, then you can't, because you've fought all the fights you're gonna fight and gotten all the gold you're going to get and there's no going back to, idk, level another time to take another shot like you would in most RPGs, so you get to rebuild your group from the very beginning. Fun! ^_^
Travel across Europe as king of the road, a trucker who delivers important cargo across impressive distances!
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Fun game...
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BioShock Infinite is a fun FPS but lacks some of the original shine of Bioshock. It has a lot of fun game play elements and is super visually stunning with a creative world design and well designed storyline. My only complaint is the lack of any effect of moral choices. They present you with different choices, but the outcome is the same regardless.
Lugaru has a pretty basic graphics design, but it a really fun physical brawler... Storyline's not great but running around as a rabbit who beats the snot out of other rabbits makes up for that. It's fun and has a really nice combat system...
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LotR: War in the North is a fun hack and slash with a simple RPG element. It's delves into the world created by Tolkien, but also ties into the films to remain accesible to a modern player. It's a fun game, with a nice but simple story and good gameplay when you just want to start hacking up orcs and other evil beasts.
This game was amazing. From the very start, even when not running it on the highest settings, the world and artistic design are just stunning. There's a great story, continuing from where the first Metro game left off and following the story of the survivors of the war against the Dark-Ones. The game challenges the players in ways outside a standard FPS and blends story, world creation and gameplay wonderfully. I loved it the first time I played it and I still love it 5 gameplays later.
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