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What is exactly the current name of this game? PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS?

meaning PLAYER UNKNOWN BATTLEGROUNDS: BATTLEGROUNDS?

Combat has seen notable improvements compared to previous entries, and the enhanced gadget utilization makes it even more enjoyable. The graphics remain excellent, maintaining the high visual quality of the series.

I've seen many reports of crashes and frame rate drops, particularly from players using Nvidia's 40-series GPUs. Personally, I only experienced one or two crashes throughout my playthrough, and while I did encounter some frame rate dips in certain missions or areas, the game was still very playable. I completed it on an RTX 3070, and while the port may not be perfect, I found it acceptable overall.

The boss fights were engaging, though they mostly followed a similar pattern—essentially the same type of encounter with different skins and move variations. Despite that, they were still fun.

One aspect that felt a bit off was the stealth gameplay. For example, when taking out Kraven's flying drones, they make an absurdly loud noise, yet somehow the enemies don’t seem to notice—this felt a bit broken. Additionally, Miles' cloaking ability didn't seem to have much utility this time around.

Overall, the game retains much of what made its predecessor great, with some refinements and a few quirks. While not a perfect PC port, I still had a good time swinging through the city.

Getting that "Ownership authentication error in Ubisoft Connect PC when launching game through Steam".
Ubisoft please DELETE THIS Ubisoft Connect or Uplay or whatever its called these days.

The game is definitely not perfect but it was still fun to play. Movement of each character is really fun specially Captain Boomerang. The story is really engaging as well. And its definitely worth trying since its 95% off right now.

While Frostpunk and Frostpunk 2 have a lot in common, the second game goes in a different direction as it tries to do more.

In Frostpunk, you place each building by hand, which gives you full control over your city. In Frostpunk 2, you build in larger districts, which feels less personal and more distant.

I really enjoyed the first game — the tough survival, the moral choices, and the feeling of carefully placing every building to keep people alive. That hands-on style made the game feel intense and meaningful.

Frostpunk 2 still has the same dark atmosphere and big decisions, but the shift away from detailed building took away some of what made the first game special for me.

That’s why, in my opinion, the original Frostpunk is the better game.

It has many issues... but when those are fixed it will get much better. Its just something about games from Bethesda.

I find the combat in the Batman Arkham series more enjoyable, but this game takes a solid second place. The graphics are excellent, and the swinging mechanics are truly outstanding. While I did experience a few crashes here and there, overall, it’s a well-done port.
My biggest complaint is that the boss fights are far too easy and not very engaging. I’m hoping Spider-Man 2 will address this issue.

This is an amazing game, offering tons of cool mechanics, perk setups, and strategies that provide nearly endless replay potential. Most of the time, it's enjoyable whether you're playing as the killer or survivor. While some matches might involve frustrating survivors or killer players, it’s important to keep in mind that this is a casual party game, so those rare annoying rounds shouldn’t be a big deal.