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Played the original game on PS3 in 2011 and liked it a lot. Finally bought this game yesterday and already finished it on Very Hard. It's really good, the creative violence is a ton of fun, and the graphics are still pretty nice (some areas actually look very impressive). Recommended to shooter fans as well as others.

The game itself isn't that interesting, but the destruction physics are highly impressive and amusing, so they make the whole thing more fun.

Lots of perks, maps, guns, and enemy types together with nice gameplay and a nice gore system can make this game enjoyable for a few hundred hours.

Serious Sam Fusion allows you to play The First and Second Encounter HD, SS3: BFE, the TSE and BFE DLC campaigns, and the VR ports all in one package. You must own the original games on Steam to unlock their respective Fusion counterparts as free DLC.
Having one game that contains all these campaigns together is awesome. It's a shame that Croteam were too ambitious with Fusion since it's dead now, but I'm still glad it's here.

I've created this guide to give you an overview of all the games in this confusing franchise full of remakes, re-releases, and prequels.

This is a short, but great game.
I bought it yesterday for only €3.74 and just unlocked my final achievement after a bit over a day (close to 12 hours in-game).
The gameplay is very satisfying and develops as you unlock new skills that allow you to fight in slow-motion, dodge bullets, be more lethal, etc. The story and its narration, the visuals, the atmosphere - they're all really good.
My Normal playthrough took me about 4 hours, True West probably about 6 hours.
There's also a pretty cool Duel mode and a really fun Arcade mode where you have to run around like a maniac and get high kill combos, which greatly demonstrates how fast-paced this game can be.
There are no settings for the FOV, letterboxing, or anti-aliasing, but you can fix those things by editing a file.
Overall, I'd definitely recommend this game.

This game has many flaws and questionable development choices, but it has so much content and such a long learning curve that it keeps you playing for a long time.

Turok 2 is an amazing game. I've been a fan of the original since 2004, even though I could never bring myself to complete the campaign without cheats due to its technical limitations and intimidating level design. Now, with this technically improved version, I finally beat the game 100% on Hardcore, which took me about 23 hours (yeah, I took my time). The game has 6 huge levels with tons of paths and items to discover, lots of different weapons (including the infamous Cerebral Bore), and lots of different enemies which you can violently obliterate with awesome blood and gore effects. Playing the game gives you a true sense of wonder as you explore every corner of this vast world, unlock new areas, and even revisit old ones to reach places you couldn't get to before. Also, the iconic music sounds great and enhances the already intense atmosphere. This game is a must-play for FPS fans who can tolerate or even enjoy its dated aspects and who want to experience something really unique.

Turok is a simple, but fun FPS. It starts slowly to let the player get used to the mechanics, but after a while the action picks up quite a lot as you get more powerful sci-fi weapons and fight more intimidating enemies in increasingly impressive levels. The gameplay is fast-paced and the intense music with stylish synth sounds and loud Native American percussions keeps pushing you forward. A very enjoyable game if you don't mind the dated visuals. It took me about 8 hours to beat the game with all secrets on Normal.

If you liked the original SS Classics, you'll love this one. It's both games (TFE + TSE) combined into one improved version with enhanced graphics and additional settings. SS: TFE is one of my favorite games so I still come back to this occasionally even though I also have the HD remake.

I already had this game on PS3, but I decided to buy it again on PC, especially for 0.74€. Gameplay-wise, Legendary is nothing special. You point and shoot (which actually feels a little too fast while ADS), and you also have so-called Animus that you gain from killing monsters, which you use to heal yourself or to stun nearby enemies. What makes this game good is the atmosphere: Walking through destroyed NYC as gryphons fly by and kill helpless people; killing werewolves in an English village; fighting mercenaries in a church - everything gives off a nice "end of the world" vibe. The graphics can be dull and some textures are bad, but the game in general looks quite good, especially for 2008. The music and sound effects are nice and atmospheric, too. It took me 5 hours to beat Legendary on Easy difficulty and I definitely think it's worth the low price.
Warning: In the last level, you have to play a certain part at 30 FPS so you don't glitch through the floor of an elevator. I've also encountered a small jump in the tutorial that didn't work at 144 FPS.