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Every other map has experienced a bug that has broken the level and required a complete restart from scratch. It has turned an otherwise enjoyable game into something frustrating and no longer enjoyable. If not for the bugs, I'd recommend this game.

Genuinely ass game. Unable to research and purchase all weapons, unable to choose a base set of equipment to respawn with. Wouldn't be so bad if you didn't wind up spawning in the wrong location and have to run all the way across the map to requip the way you want to be equipped then run all the way back to the front line. Needs major quality of life improvements. Forces you to do the final missions completely alone, no additional support. Really defeats the purpose of a team based war game.

Genuinely a shame, since the combat itself can be very fun, requiring strategy, and utilizing all available resources at your disposal. Less Call of Duty solo hero ♥♥♥♥ and more actual war game. In order to succeed, you need to use a variaety of means, and your squad. While some objectives are possible solo, once you get spotted stealth can go out the window. You can't rly fight 20 guys on your own, you will die. In and of itself, that isn't a problem, except of course the final missions which force you into the solo hero ♥♥♥♥, but the game rly isnt meant for that. Meaning it's a pretty ass experience compared to the rest of the game.

Positively charming, thoroughly enjoyable. Adorable to look at. I got it on sale. If you see it on sale, just get it. It's worthwhile just to play through it. I got everything done in 14 hours of playtime, and it doesn't seem to have a great deal of replay value, but it does make for a fun and riveting distraction. I'm sure it will be one I will return to again in the future for a fresh take at building a godly kingdom, and look forward to the promised additional content then.

A better city builder than sim city. Allows for those not necessarily the best at city builders to still enjoy it. I built mine the way a medieval city would have been built, with everything added as it's needed. New industry in the outskirts, followed by districts arising around them, finally followed by walls to protect those districts. No need to bust your brain over maximizing efficiency.

9/10 for simply being a wonderful and small game.

Paid 40 bucks for a game I already owned because LE Skyrim stopped working for me, only to find it to be unfriendly to both modders and the mod users. Bulky, absurd menus, absolutely no ease-of-access for poor technologically inept people like me, generally meant to inhibit the use of mods rather than support their use. Cannot recommend it, as Skyrim lacks replay value without extensive modding, and generally it's still not easy to mod. Sad to say, but I can't recommend buying this if you've already purchased the old Skyrim. Expecially if you already own a couple DLCs. Just get the last DLC and save yourself the trouble.

You should try HOARD. It is very fun. Play as a dragon and burn towns and farms, fight knights and kidnap princessess, even battle wizards in their evil towers, all to increase the size of your rightfully taken gold collection.

Trust me, if you like dragons, taking on a more popularly considered "evil" role, or turning the tables, this is the game for you! With a perfect mix of strategy and action, this fast-paced game will keep you on your toes. The AI will both make you laugh and delightfully frustrate you, in their less-than-perfect attempt to build a larger HOARD than you! Will you let the other dragons rule? Or will you control the ground and the skies? Try it for yourself!

9/10
*Multiplayer is dead, as the game isn't too popular yet. I'm hoping that will change.
*Grab a friend and co-oordinate to build the largest HOARD out there!
*AI could use a few tweaks, as they sometimes sit on the hoard doing nothing when a princess is being held, or sit on a power-up when they already have one.
*HOARD mode becomes too difficult, too fast! Your dragon really can't upgrade to keep up fast enough, and the maps are far too small, not enough room to get away and take out enemies.

Incredible fun to play over and over again. Take control of troops from six nations plus all sorts of mercenaries, conquer castles for yourself, or pledge your loyalty to a king and fight in their name. Develop your own playstyle with the troops you use and the weapons you charge into battle with. Practice formations or just let your troops run straight into the fray! Make battle with the desert people of the Sarranid Sultunate, proud horse archer warriors of the steppes, the Kergite Khanate, or the mountainous regions of the Kingdom of Veagirs or Rhodoks. War on the northern fiends the Nords or the mounted plains folk of Swadia. Download mods for new maps, troops, and everything changed! Expect to rack up hundreds of hours of gameplay. It's an old game, but the combat system doesn't feel old, it's sensible and easy to learn, and the type of weapon you use makes a huge difference in how you fight. Encumberance from armor even demands you devolop your own style with the gear you choose. Ride into combat on an armored charger in full plate? Or go on your feet lightly leathered and shoot your enemies from afar? It's all up to you, this game'll have you hooked for endless hours of fun!

The Witcher III: Wild Hunt is a fantastic game, I would recommend it to anyone old enough for mature games, as it is a very adult game, but nonetheless is filled with excellent dialogue, real characters, extrodinary places. All in all, it tells its story as well as any book, which is good because it's based on books.

For chronological events, you might want to play the first 2, but I hear they were not as great. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt easily holds its own as a stand alone game regardless, and you will learn Geralt's history and character's pasts as you need to know of them as you play. The game is certainly not lacking in lore or written works within itself, which I find enhances it from being a good combat game, to being an excellent adventure you won't want to miss. It's, quite frankly, one of the best games I have ever played, and will keep one entertained for as long as they play it.

Excellent graphics and music, coupled with an exciting and not very predictable storyline with multiple endings makes for a very fun 70+ hours of gameplay. Scarecly a dull moment, sometimes cutscenes can be a little too much, but allowing you to choose your own dialogue options keeps your attention. Dialogue is excellent, action is awesome. Very in depth. Fully custumizable gear, equipment, abilities, and even steed allows for you to build your own style of play.

9.5/10 for the Base Game, for overall, exceptional gameplay and undeniably excellent storytelling. Highly recommended.
7/10 for Blood and Wine Expansion DLC. Due to, personally, I find some new enemies to be absolutely over-powered, or otherwise irritating to fight, or to be unrealistic. The new Gwent Faction could use a few tweaks in my opinion. One shopkeeper may cause a game breaking glitch, teleporting both himself and Geralt out of the map and causing the player to become stuck. Reloading a previous save is the only fix I know. There are many terrain bugs that hinder or completely prevent what would otherwise be perfectly normal horse-back movement. Continuously places the player into stressful, unfair, or unrealistic combat situations.

Great game, like many of Bethesda's games. (Lots of) gore, some foul langauge, but all good. I'd give a 9 out of 10.

Fun with little blocks, lava, big bosses, stupid villagers that fall down holes, corrupted bunnies, and other entertaining nonsense.