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It's kind of incredible that I got such a cool game for only €3,99 when it's not even 7 years old.
The gameplay doesn't even do anything particularly good or creative, but everything comes together very well, and it's fun. There are bugs, glitches, and other issues, but nothing that's broken my game so far. Drive, brawl, explore, upgrade, and simply enjoy the beautiful landscapes and get immersed in the game's dirty, bleak atmosphere. The story is simple, but intriguing, and it culminated in a way that I had not expected, which I like a lot.
I'm done with the story and completed a lot of side content on the way, but I will continue to kill, loot, and unlock everything the desert has to offer. Mad Max is a really good game.

Edit: 100% after about 45 hours. The "Up to the Task" achievement can only be obtained with a downloaded save file since one of the challenges requires the WB servers, which have been shut down.

I've completed Kane & Lynch 2 on Extreme difficulty in about 5 hours.
The gameplay isn't anything special - in fact, the guns suck because they're very inaccurate. But the game's filthy Shanghai setting, "raw" story and presentation, and unique camcorder vision give it a really cool atmosphere. Despite its short length and weak gunplay, I like this game and disagree with all the negativity surrounding it. I'd like to see a third game in the future, but unfortunately it's not very likely to happen.
Give this one a try if you like simple action games.

I bought this game yesterday and just finished it 100% after about 13 and a half hours of play time, so I guess I enjoyed it. I've never played the original version (only the movie game on PS2), so this was new to me. It's not always very exciting and sometimes fairly unpolished, but generally fun and entertaining. Also, exploring the world of the cartoon that we all know and love feels comfy, so it's worth paying the low price when it's on sale.

The whole game feels like one violent, awesome trip. Fun gameplay, intense music, stylish graphics, and a story that's actually pretty interesting.

DNF is actually not a terrible game, but it is definitely mediocre. Enemies are bullet sponges, guns are gimmicky, the graphics are weak even by 2011 standards, and the gameplay is quite linear and scripted. Still, it's entertaining enough, and it's kind of nice to play an older game that doesn't give a f*** compared to modern mainstream stuff.
It took me about 22 hours to unlock every achievement.

The guns and slow-motion effects feel satisfying, but the level design often prevents you from performing the trademark Max Payne stunts. The game is also full of cutscenes that constantly interrupt the gameplay, and to make things much worse, you can't even skip most of those cutscenes. MP3 would actually be an extremely short game without the constant waiting, but it would also be more fun. It's still alright for one playthrough, but it gets painful after that.

Ryse is a surprisingly decent game. The gameplay is quite repetitive, but it still manages to be fun and satisfying since you actually have to pay attention to your enemies' actions and react accordingly. You also have to manage which type of bonus you want to receive for performing executions: health, focus, damage, or XP.
The graphics still look rather good, the story is entertaining in a predictable and cheesy way, and the music and voice acting do their job pretty well. There are some small gameplay issues and bugs, but nothing that ruins the game.
It only took me about 12 hours to complete two playthroughs: first on Centurion difficulty while collecting all the optional items, and then on Legendary difficulty. But considering that I only paid €2,49 for Ryse, I'd say I didn't go wrong with this purchase.

The gameplay feels smooth, the graphics are great, the performance is very solid, the music is perfect, and the game just oozes style and atmosphere. The parkour mechanics can sometimes be a bit unreliable, and certain game sections are just tedious to play, but it's a very enjoyable experience. I just wish ray tracing were a bit more transformative in this game, especially since it can really kill the otherwise good performance.
Just don't pay too much, considering how short the game is. I unlocked every base game achievement after 10 hours and then completed Wave Mode and Kill Run after about 2 more hours. Then Hardcore mode took me about 8 hours. Eventually I got the DLC and completed it with every achievement after 4 hours or so.
Looking forward to the sequel.

I haven't tried PvP, but I've completed all the campaigns on Normal (about 50% solo and 50% co-op) and I must say this whole franchise is overrated garbage. Neither fun nor interesting.

TimeShifters is pretty rough around the edges, with frequent crashes, sudden difficulty spikes, and a few awkward gameplay concepts (especially in the challenges). But it's still a cheap, entertaining little game for people who like first-person shooters that are reminiscent of TimeSplitters and maybe GoldenEye / Perfect Dark. There's some decent humor and honestly a good amount of creativity involved. It took me 3-4 hours to unlock every achievement (including crashes and repeated mission attempts).