The last game you completed, and rating.
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Binding of Isaac.
8/10
Pretty good fun and surprisingly dark.
8/10
Pretty good fun and surprisingly dark.
Caporegime
Alpha Protocol.
About 7/10
About 7/10
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Max Payne 3
about 9/10
about 9/10
Soldato
Alan Wake 9/10
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Crysis warhead
7/10
seemed a little short compared to number 2 which i did first, that said the gameplay and graphics were stunning and made for a decent game... I rarly play games that often and did this in around 4/5 hours and I would have been going rather slow tbh.... glad it came in a bundle
7/10
seemed a little short compared to number 2 which i did first, that said the gameplay and graphics were stunning and made for a decent game... I rarly play games that often and did this in around 4/5 hours and I would have been going rather slow tbh.... glad it came in a bundle
metro 2033 5/10 , Got boring and samey towards the end
I didnt even bother completing this because of all the bugs
, such a shame as i love fallout 3!
I didnt even bother completing this because of all the bugs
, such a shame as i love fallout 3!
Soldato
^^ gotta agree with that re Metro! I can't even be bothered to finish it tbh, grossly overrated game imo.
Saints Row: The Third
6/10
I rate this game as average since I have completed the story (Steam: 17 hours on record) but have not bothered to complete or finish repetitive side missions (or rather 'activities') to take over the full map.
Paid £7.99, would have felt ripped off if full-price, hence 6 instead of 5 because it did entertain me to stick with it for a bit - if only to get my monies worth.
Over-the-top gameplay, did not find the game funny to my tastes and the main gist of the story was rather predictable in my opinion resulting in a low score.
To be honest I have just re-downloaded GTA IV: EFLC (from Steam: which I am annoyed, my backup for this game has stopped working, slow internet taken 2 days) since I have not completed TBOGT and would like to start from the beginning to kind of compare/contrast. Possibly would be re-downloading GTA IV (backup doesn't work again for GTA IV for some rearson) if my internet doesn't get cut off for excessive download. Can't see myself re-installing/replaying SR3.
6/10
I rate this game as average since I have completed the story (Steam: 17 hours on record) but have not bothered to complete or finish repetitive side missions (or rather 'activities') to take over the full map.
Paid £7.99, would have felt ripped off if full-price, hence 6 instead of 5 because it did entertain me to stick with it for a bit - if only to get my monies worth.
Over-the-top gameplay, did not find the game funny to my tastes and the main gist of the story was rather predictable in my opinion resulting in a low score.
To be honest I have just re-downloaded GTA IV: EFLC (from Steam: which I am annoyed, my backup for this game has stopped working, slow internet taken 2 days) since I have not completed TBOGT and would like to start from the beginning to kind of compare/contrast. Possibly would be re-downloading GTA IV (backup doesn't work again for GTA IV for some rearson) if my internet doesn't get cut off for excessive download. Can't see myself re-installing/replaying SR3.
metro 2033 5/10 , Got boring and samey towards the end
I didnt even bother completing this because of all the bugs
Yeah, fallout 3 is the best
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Haven't actually been inspired to complete anything for ages.
Not due to a lack of good games exactly, just most games being derivative these days and uninspiring to me.
I did buy metro 2033 recently so I think thats worthy of completing.
Not due to a lack of good games exactly, just most games being derivative these days and uninspiring to me.
I did buy metro 2033 recently so I think thats worthy of completing.
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GTA IV - 7.5/10
The voice/acting and character plots + twists are amazing.
I added in a bunch of modded cars and re-worked the driving physics. The graphics are still pretty good apart from the lack of aa.
The map feels too small compared to SA, and it also lacks the RPG elements that I liked.
It can also get a bit repetitive and the final mission is horribly bugged.
The voice/acting and character plots + twists are amazing.
I added in a bunch of modded cars and re-worked the driving physics. The graphics are still pretty good apart from the lack of aa.
The map feels too small compared to SA, and it also lacks the RPG elements that I liked.
It can also get a bit repetitive and the final mission is horribly bugged.
Caporegime
Alan Wake ; 9/10
Remedy's PC version with the 2 parts of DLC is rather long, 15 hours it took me on Normal.
So getting the stand alone DLC, brilliant game.
Remedy's PC version with the 2 parts of DLC is rather long, 15 hours it took me on Normal.
So getting the stand alone DLC, brilliant game.
Soldato
Max Payne 3 - 9.5/10
Assassin's Creed 2 - 17/20
+More of the same gameplay wise, but with a much improved story/narrative/characters
+Really good setting (perhaps helps that I've been to Florence), makes me want to learn more about Renaissance Italy
+Decent game length, Steam clocked me in at 30hrs so probably about 25-28hrs excluding when I had it paused.
+Much more depth than the original which now seems rather tame and repetitive by comparison. Most of the things you do feel like they have a purpose rather than than just being a glorified arcade game.
+Just a generally good example of what a sequel should be - builds on the original game mechanics, corrects a few flaws, continues the story/lore.... basically AC2 is the natural evolution of AC.
+A few quirks but for the most part the platforming sections (assassin's tombs etc) felt reasonably forgiving, about right for someone like me who hates platformers.
-62fps cap, totally unacceptable for a game released this decade especially considering the original is uncapped
-Graphics a touch worse in terms of no DX10 support, slightly blurry character models (especially in present day) and a lot of popup.
-Annoying bit at the end where I had 29/30 codex pieces and had to travel around looking for the last one. The game goes "OH DON'T WORRY WE WILL MARK THEM ON YOUR MAP!!!!" which is great and all, except that it doesn't tell you which city map you need to look at - clearly you have some sort of special map that you can only look at when you are in that location!
-Annoying extra layer of DRM from ubisoft, can't run the game in offline mode and needed to download a load of **** even after doing a full install on Steam.
-Don't really like the arbitrary stealth missions where it says you can't be detected for no apparent reason, worst one was in Sequence 13 where you have to kill some bloke on a ship who is hidden from view. In the end after about 10 failed attempts I cheesed it up by making myself partially visible so everyone ran out looking for me then just waited for him to come near the edge of the ship and pulled him over!
-A few annoying continuity sections, for example when you first get access to Venice there is some viewpoint you can access but can't climb up because you haven't learnt the jump-grab technique yet. As soon as I was taught it, I went straight to that viewpoint figuring it would help me, and it did. Great! But then, jesus ****ing christ, the VERY next mission was basically an extended tutorial, it made me climb THE EXACT SAME BLOODY BUILDING that I'd just climbed! Just felt like poor design to me, they couldn't have even exposed the viewpoint marker until that mission was triggered. Oh almost forgot, also in the dream sequence you climb this tower and then have to use a special jump move to grab a beam at the top, again no hints from the game to that point about this move and indeed it felt like it shouldn't be necessary based on the architecture. Was REALLY annoying because I spent ages trying more and more extreme ways of grabbing it, meaning one time I literally jumped off the tower and fell to my death
+More of the same gameplay wise, but with a much improved story/narrative/characters
+Really good setting (perhaps helps that I've been to Florence), makes me want to learn more about Renaissance Italy
+Decent game length, Steam clocked me in at 30hrs so probably about 25-28hrs excluding when I had it paused.
+Much more depth than the original which now seems rather tame and repetitive by comparison. Most of the things you do feel like they have a purpose rather than than just being a glorified arcade game.
+Just a generally good example of what a sequel should be - builds on the original game mechanics, corrects a few flaws, continues the story/lore.... basically AC2 is the natural evolution of AC.
+A few quirks but for the most part the platforming sections (assassin's tombs etc) felt reasonably forgiving, about right for someone like me who hates platformers.
-62fps cap, totally unacceptable for a game released this decade especially considering the original is uncapped
-Graphics a touch worse in terms of no DX10 support, slightly blurry character models (especially in present day) and a lot of popup.
-Annoying bit at the end where I had 29/30 codex pieces and had to travel around looking for the last one. The game goes "OH DON'T WORRY WE WILL MARK THEM ON YOUR MAP!!!!" which is great and all, except that it doesn't tell you which city map you need to look at - clearly you have some sort of special map that you can only look at when you are in that location!
-Annoying extra layer of DRM from ubisoft, can't run the game in offline mode and needed to download a load of **** even after doing a full install on Steam.
-Don't really like the arbitrary stealth missions where it says you can't be detected for no apparent reason, worst one was in Sequence 13 where you have to kill some bloke on a ship who is hidden from view. In the end after about 10 failed attempts I cheesed it up by making myself partially visible so everyone ran out looking for me then just waited for him to come near the edge of the ship and pulled him over!
-A few annoying continuity sections, for example when you first get access to Venice there is some viewpoint you can access but can't climb up because you haven't learnt the jump-grab technique yet. As soon as I was taught it, I went straight to that viewpoint figuring it would help me, and it did. Great! But then, jesus ****ing christ, the VERY next mission was basically an extended tutorial, it made me climb THE EXACT SAME BLOODY BUILDING that I'd just climbed! Just felt like poor design to me, they couldn't have even exposed the viewpoint marker until that mission was triggered. Oh almost forgot, also in the dream sequence you climb this tower and then have to use a special jump move to grab a beam at the top, again no hints from the game to that point about this move and indeed it felt like it shouldn't be necessary based on the architecture. Was REALLY annoying because I spent ages trying more and more extreme ways of grabbing it, meaning one time I literally jumped off the tower and fell to my death
Soldato
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WarHammer DOW2: Retribution
8/10
Much better than the previous two games, just on the fact you can play different factions, which make it soo much more interesting and versatile.
Just looking forwards to the next episode
8/10
Much better than the previous two games, just on the fact you can play different factions, which make it soo much more interesting and versatile.
Just looking forwards to the next episode
