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Rats, Rats, We are the rats!

They have managed to perfectly create a balance between the shoot Nazis in the face part and the story part, even though the story seems get crazier and crazier with very little plot development in between. The only thing I would say that's negative is this game suffers from the problem where your character gets better, you don't get better. I played through once to get all armour upgrades and as many perks I could on the second hardest difficult and when I went to replay it again to get all the health upgrades I found that It was a breeze even on UBER difficulty. It's been out for some time, I doubt that anyone doesn't know the plot of this game but it still a worth a purchase!

A way better game than CyberPunk 2077

With all seriousness, I found myself getting sucked into this game. In the beginning, I thought you were stuck in the car but then I learnt you can walk around and explore, talk to NPC and pickup collectables. Honestly, a really big Gem of a game. Would recommend

I could never get into System Sock 2 - and know that is devil talk but hear me out. When I started playing Prey, I thought it no different to anything other opening to any other game but as you walk through the tutorial wing of Talos 1 space station I realised that this was what I had been looking for in terms of a single-player game. So many other games I could never get into but I just got lost in the halls of Talos 1: discovering what happened to crew, finding hidden secrets, trying to avoid enemies that are way above my level. How you are able to move around the station is so well done -- from the leaning, to sliding, to the proportion device on your back. The second you enter the lobby, the game is open - you can do anything you want, go anywhere you want and explore anywhere you want. Every enemy you encounter has many ways to tackle. If you are getting into this game, I encourage you to do this: every time you get an quest update, stop and think about the best way to do it. Going through the bowels of the station is quick but can be dangerous, or you could go out into space and around, or you could go the long way through each hall and research wing to reach the objective.

This game was doing so well and I was so hooked until the final 'act' so to speak but you had massive story compression where the build up, climax and solution happen all at once. Dahl enters the ship, he sends his army after you, then suddenly you are being hunted by robots so you have to deactivate your tracking bracelet then the survivor crew are being held hostage, then you need to hunt down Dahl's tech officer then the remaining security team goes to try to trap Dahl but hes moved up to the top floor of the station to kill your brother once you stop him then a MASSIVE ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ALIEN ATTACKS THE STATION all within 30 minutes after basically 2 hours of crawling through vents and picking up fried hard drive to scrap them but that being said, all in all it was a really good experience that sucked you in really hard. I never truly felt safe until the final closing chapter of the game and while it isn't scary, it does an amazing job of creating atmosphere.

People say Skyrim isn't as good as it past Elder Scrolls game - I'd agree with them but that's not to say it isnt a fantastic game. What really carries it, like all Bethesda games, is the mods. Really this game would have died without it. The main story line is the most boring and unmemorable story line ever but the world is truly the opposite and that alone is why its lasted so long, why people are able to continually mod it, because of the world Bethesda has created.

never play this game

good game

I'd be lying if I said Bioshock's story is particularly special or unique. Much like it similar 0451 games like System Shock 2, the story twist is relatively predictable but the setting and the atmosphere of Rapture is executed perfectly. If you choose to lookout for the extra story in the form of diary entries from various of Raptures citizens - mostly upper class, you'll find a deeper message then: A Man Chooses, A Slave Obeys. . Andrew Ryan's death was a message of hypocrisy. When Atlas smuggled Bibles in for the poor to read, he created a class divide, causing class warfare. Ryan was angry so he got the middle and upper class members of society to rise up to counter the rebels by getting them hooked on pyramids and that single action made him a hypocrite which is why he lets you beat him to death with a nine iron. and that's one little bubble of story among dozens of them. 0451 games are relatively linear and Bioshock is no different but it an absolute classic and a must play!

Super Trench Attack is like the one good game in a bundle. It is like a toilet filled with ♥♥♥♥, and you put your hand in and feel around hoping to find a diamond. Guess what? this is that diamond. Funny. Witty. Charming. Definitely worth a purchase!

Neat little game. It hasn't aged well at all. Sometimes i found myself thinking "I'd rather actually in Vietnam, then here". The Enemies scream as they attack and you kinda learn to fear it especially during the nighttime levels