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Last Train Home isn't your normal RTS game, but this is definitely a game I'll remember. It offers an engaging story and always encourages you to move forward to see more of the world.

I won't talk about the story or the gameplay much, but it seems overwhelming at first but it definitely isn't.

I enjoyed the environments and the missions were pretty, and some of the maps can be outright huge, which can also be a hassle.
The AI is stupid to somewhat competent but for the balance sake of how many enemies you face it's fine.
I do have an issue with some scripted scenes, as some are just straight unfair, especially on the last mission.

This game gave me many hours of enjoyment and if you are to play it, live with the struggle. Don't save scum, this game is supposed to have tragedy and bad moments (Unless you want achievements)


8/10.
Would recommend getting it whilst it's on sale, but I think it's worth full price.

I've changed my mind on some stuff, for this to be hyped up as the new dragonball game and offer very little non PVP content is very lame, the make your own story has potential but is limited but lacks features of the previous tenkiachi games for offline play.
This game is alright. For someone who's only experience with DB fighting games was Xenoverse 1 and 2 this was a well welcomed surprise. It's engaging and honestly a very stunning and cinematic game, albeit with a steep difficulty curve.
The amount of content in this game is crazy, and I've only touched the surface of things to find in the game, and I 100% recommend this for anyone. I've been having a grand time with the stories.
Although an issue I have is the fact that scenes feel a little incompete, like Goku going super saiyan isn't it's unique fully animated cutscene, but it's mostly nit picks.
Character dialog interactions when starting fights is kinda limited? Unlike FighterZ or Xenoverse, it's far more limited in what is said.
There's not too many stages either, there's enough but looking at Budokai and other games, it's quite limited.
There's also the fact they gloss over entire parts of the story, like the Universe 6 tourney because they didn't want to make chars for it, or the fact that Piccolo's story ends so... drastically. He basically goes Cell Sega and then NEVER again, and his story just straight up ends.

Overall, this game is probably a 8.3/10. 100% recommend on sale.

HD2 Dev team redeemed themselves with their 60 day plan. This game has it's ups and downs to make it a 7/10 at most, until they remove the PSN restriction for 170 countries I won't say I'd absolutely getting this game, but it's worth the money on sale.

A great SP game in the old Pre-Disney Star Wars. An excellent rendition of the Clone Wars with new characters and in a darker, gritty light as you aren't a main character, you're just a group of elite soldiers. You're going to struggle against anything that isn't a B1 Battledroid unless you use teamwork.
Music for this game is spectacular. Like nothing else in Star Wars has this tone.
Story is great. I enjoy everything about this game even on repeat playthroughs.

A great game ruined by Disney unfortunately. This game had a sequel being written when the buyout happened and it got completely canned.

Arkham Origins is a game.

End of review.

In all reality, it does a lot of nice things however it's... obviously not the best. The city of Arkham is EXTREMELY lackluster and just has goons sprinkled everywhere. Little interactivity and other than some riddle stuff and a murder mystery, it has nothing much to offer with exploration.

The story is pretty good, however obviously the fact it was rushed. It really feels like the boss fights were for the most part uncreative. Deathstroke for example is a really fun character to fight against however his boss fight just being left click, wait and right click was disappointing.
Even though Mark Hamill and Kevin Conroy don't voice Joker and Batman respectively, I think their voice cast here is still pretty good.
Origins has a very mediocre DLC and then a pretty good DLC.

Is the game worth full price? Probably not, it's not essential at all for the Arkhamverse, say for some possibly tie-ins in Knight (I haven't reached Knight in my playthroughs yet so this may not be true)

7/10 - Really wished Arkham was more interesting to explore, and Batman wasn't so SLOW moving through it.

One of those games you must play at least once in your life to enjoy. It's very cheap, it's a fun game with friends or alone and it has a lot of replayability with weapons and new characters. If you ever see this game on sale, it's an obvious buy.

RDR2 is an emotional and very well made piece that can only be truly experienced once as good as it'll ever be. The story, the world, and the insane amount of details and work put into this game is masterful. You can go watch Pearson make a stew from scratch, to watching NPCs eating a full course meal.

The story is phenomenal. If you ever play this game must do it blind otherwise you will miss out. Sure you could miss some secrets or something else cool but for the absolute best experience, never look up anything about this game.

The graphics hold up extremely well even to this day, especially for the performance you get this is a very, VERY well crafted world
The characters are exceptional. Arthur Morgan is up there as one of my fav characters of all time in video games.

If you're reading reviews for this game, this is a 9.8/10. Almost as close to as perfect as a game can get.

When installing the 1.0 update, it corrupted my steam and my entire steam folder got nuked because of the update. Thanks. Thousands of hours of things I did were wiped because of this update.

Honestly this game blew away all my expectations for a turn based strategy RPG. I never really enjoyed the genre until I played this game. The game has so many positives it's hard to list them all. But this game is really an experience, you must go into the world blind, accept sometimes you fail rolls, nothing is perfect and you'll have a grand time.

The characters are really, really nicely done. There are some lamer than others but I can't see any character as being "bad" in a sense in this game. Though clearly, some characters are stronger than others and that may outweigh you like for them.

The world is great. I do complain how there's virtually nothing you see until you reach Act 3 in sorts of towns, but that's alright. The game's environments are really exceptionally well done, and there's detail in virtually everything. The soundtrack is great, but honestly at times it felt a bit repetitive or the tracks weren't "cool" enough for a boss fight.

Bosses in this game are definitely a highlight. A lot of bosses aren't just "Guy with a lotta HP" kinda stuff, but they can be easily figured out early on. I feel though the main bosses were a bit lamer than the optional bosses you can find in the world.

There's a bit of jank, a bit of bugs and sometimes enemies just freeze up and not do actions but I guess a game cannot be perfect.

Overall, this game exceeded all my hopes for a game and as I've put in way too many hours, it's definitely worth the $60. Buy the DLC if you really like the game, I'm now a fan of these games and excited for the eventual Baldur's Gate 4.

I haven't even completed the game but I felt like I had to make a review.
This game isn't BAD persay, but it's far inferior to it's predecessor.
They decided to have it occur on the same planet, which sure can work... but there just isn't anything that catches me eye.
The character interactions is what kills it. I cannot get over how much the main character talks too much and needlessly. She's needlessly quirky and chatty.
Sea truck is better than the Seamoth sure, but... I miss the Cyclops, even if it was horrible to guide through later areas.
Progression in this game is stalled awfully. My game may have just RNGed badly but I'm missing 1 module for around 14 hours for the sleeper module. Resource gathering is go to here, go back to base, go back here and then do this... and then just constantly doing that is not enjoyable.
Game wasn't playtested enough. I've ran into complete skips of dialog just because I didn't play the "intended" way. You're supposed to have stuff stolen by the Sea monkeys, but it never happened to me, so when I ran into one later and they gave me stuff my character made a comment for no reason and wrote in the PDA about it, and I was really confused.

Overall rating is 5/10. Buy Subnautica. If you like that, get this but it won't be the same.