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What are the best linear games on Xbox One?

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Best linear games on Xbox One	Price	Steam Rating	Platforms
-- SOMA	$29.99	Overwhelmingly Positive	-
-- DOOM	$29.99	-	Nintendo Switch, Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
-- Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice	$29.99	-	Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
-- Valiant Hearts: The Great War	$14.99	-	-
-- Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty	$19.99	-	-

SOMA

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Thought-provoking story

Like many horror stories, it delves deep into uncovering the central mystery of what’s going on. There are many unsettling events and revelations along the way, bringing up philosophical questions about consciousness and identity. It’s the type of story that sticks with you long after you’ve finished it and is worth experiencing at least once. See More

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Not for mainstream horror enthusiasts

SOMA focuses heavily on psychological horror by maintaining suspense and creating a very creepy atmosphere. If you’re looking for jump scares, gore, and other thrill-inducing horror aspects you might be sorely disappointed. See More

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Steam Rating:Overwhelmingly Positive

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Great atmosphere

SOMA’s atmosphere is a combination of various things. It can be the feeling of loneliness when you’re exploring a rundown and desolate lab. The feeling of anxiety as you trek along the seafloor and you’re only surrounded by muffled sounds and the bubbling of the water. The feeling of fear as you dive deeper into the ocean and the sun becomes more distant. It’s an extremely immersive atmosphere, which is something that many modern horror games don’t have. See More

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Very linear level design

While other horror titles have branching paths and open areas you get to explore, SOMA is very linear even in its ocean exploration sections. This feels like a failed opportunity to create an even better game. See More

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A horror game for Sci-Fi enthusiasts

SOMA is set in the future, so it has all that futuristic goodness. Things like robots, AIs, underwater laboratories, diving suits designed to endure immense water pressure, and much more. SOMA is a thoroughly enjoyable Sci-fi experience. See More

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My job is to give advice honestly in the real world so here's some for you

okay tell you the truth not that it matters or not but the bottom line is I haven't played this Soma game yet but it sounds very interesting and fun I love horror games four games are unique in themselves it requires extreme skill to be to be able to make a storyline and keep the player focused on the story is much as possible that is the key to distract them to the fear obviously make environment scary as they progressed as you may already know this by now at least let's cross our fingers and hope for God's sake always make every environment is scary as you can and have the environment come alive so if it's a zombie game and you're traveling through an ancient tunnel that leads to mummified remains that have been there for thousands upon many years and as you get there you set off these Indiana Jones type traps made by ancient peoples to protect their goods or treasure or possibly something that could destroy the planet or world whether it was naturally found and brought their man-made by another kind from the future or from their own time or whatever and as you get to that spot you realize something big is in that area once you traverse your way through the tunnel and on your way there you have zombies and all kinds of crazy creatures and make sure that the creatures are completely different in every since that has ever been in every game because that's what will make it unique so let's back up. This is what I'm saying as you progress through a scary game you need to make sure because this is imperative that the environment is not only constantly evolving to the player itself meaning once the player plays the level the first time and then dies because the environment comes alive and there's an explosion and you die so he thinks he's ready for it so you tried again to avoid it but it happens in a different way so now you've already got the player thinking why do I get by if it's just going to be the same thing every time but different and then needs her shooting at it or still doing other things until you figure it out that ladies and gentlemen not only makes the game more difficult for the pros so they say but it also makes it twice as immersive twice is alive and twice as hard and more realistic and it doesn't cost that much money just to make a couple more extra little ways to make a room do something if you're going to make and spend the money to make the whole game immersive and its own way so there's that secondly and remember this is all off my opinion that I haven't even played so many it just by reading your little mini paragraph about what it's about and looking at the cover now I haven't played the game but let's hope that the character talks and has a voice there's nothing more boring than a character that never talks and he needs to sound according to the game story itself which is very important the story because the better the story The more amazing the game if you're just playing a scary game trying to get from point A to point b to just to survive through like an asylum why you're dodging zombies or whatever or dead people that come alive then that's nothing new and that's just repetitively stupid and a waste of money you know those types of games people are so focused on oh yeah you get to use weapons and you get to shoot zombies and you're trying to escape and but to somebody who's a pro like me I might as well just go play around of me verse the computer and just play horde mode it's the same exact thing you're just shooting zombies over and over until you win using little tools or exits that you might have but that's about it how much is because it's talk-to-text so you know it's just a lot of wording but if you spend the time and read it that a tells me that you care and that you're could be a professional and be that you could care and possibly be a professional which is very important cuz people like me and people are like you that I hope is a professional reader and takes games too nerdy serious level because without people like us there's no opinion and it's all up to the people who make the game to come up with the ideas and they sometimes their ideas that I stink and without other opinions they will never have these other ideas it's like telling your grandma at her house is nice but needs a new paint job but before you said that she said it was the greatest house she's had in 20 years but once you said the paint job it's not because you persuaded her or changed your mind you made to realize that you were right and that it would look nicer so it's important for us to give our opinion send me it to demand because it needs to be done people need to stop messing around and make stupid games and make these games more serious cuz obviously since day one video games the more money in the more time you pee your time and do into making the game and hiring the right people to get just the right scenes to be just the right ways to match just the right music to give just the right feeling according to what type of game it is in style of play makes all the difference you tell that to anyone they disagree then they don't even belong to even look at a system when I say system I mean any type of thing that involves entertainment or video games you might as well go climb a tree and go through hey pine cone sounds stupid but so does the idea of those pine cones Rivers so I figured I'd give him an equal stupid response anyway yes so let me Wrap this up number one make sure that the character has voice it doesn't have to be a lot it could be either elusive and you hear me every now and then and then they cut scenes or maybe you can have him talk a lot but make sure he sounds according so if it's in an asylum and he's like a doctor trying to escape make sure you sound sophisticated smart but has the willpower have the toughness in them if needed if he is somebody that's trying to rescue someone from a hospital like I said I didn't read much but it sounds like your game has something to do with like an asylum or some kind of a place that's spooky so let's just pretend for that sake that that's what's happening and you can just apply this to your game to the story did it really is if it isn't this so what I was saying if it's somebody trying to rescue somebody from an asylum or scoop scary place like a diet or a cousin or friend make them sound like a natural dad I'm coming for you sweetheart I'll be there like to his daughter or his son I'm coming for you son you know make a cool not army hardcore rainbow Guy but like your average dude but not a surfer at all like somebody who speaks clear and has a good serious but emotional voice if it's c is in a sad time with chaos searching for loved ones trying to escape a scary place you see what I'm saying accordingly that's what I mean when I say that and always make sure your story is never flex a horror story that is short make the audience jump keep the game dark and try to keep as many daylight seems out of the game as possible the weapons created that you can use make sure that they're primitive never Hi-Tech horror games and Hi-Tech games weapons never makes any good matches something about like A primitive bow and arrow you make out of a skeleton school that you dip in some kind of a nasty zombie blood that's poisonous that illuminates the sky as it rains down in splits into 20 other splinter of bones that comes down and rains upon your enemies and causes an explosion as it lands in the oil of poison zombie blood that they stand in now tell me that is not better than a stupid pistol or something you find unless the first character kind of like in silent Hill was a cop and maybe she gives you her pistol and you have one or two normal weapons on you that's fine but try to keep your weapons extremely new different and primitive because that's what will make you number one and get you the five out of five I'm telling you I've been offered many jobs and many positions right now I'm bored in my bed right and stuff giving people free advice I will be surprised to see if anybody right back but if not you must have everything everything just perfect I know I'm an a** but that's why I'm the best because it's not that I mean it's that I'm not afraid to show people what's the better way there's no way to tell people how to do something better without being ignorant and telling them just to do it otherwise it goes in your ear and out the other when it becomes personal and you read it and you're like what is this guy think he knows it all for like he just thinks only his ideas will work that right there already is getting you to pay attention severely to what I'm saying instead of skimming through out the ear and out the other and it brings you in motion so this is see mice and I'm out good luck Memphis things to the game and then resend it out you will be getting the best scores I can't wait to play by the way let's hope you don't fail me cuz you don't want to hear my cons about that games See More

DOOM

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Refreshing single purpose gameplay

There is no character development, this is a single purpose game that makes itself very clear from the outset. You are in this game to do one thing, kill demons, sometimes in the most gruesome ways possible. The game is very unapologetic about this, which is refreshing in a time when many games focus on story and play out like an interactive movie. This is much more a throwback to simpler times, run and gun, and it can be quite fun. See More

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The gore might not be for everyone

DOOM has a fair amount of gore. Whenever you kill an enemy there's blood, guts, and limbs flying everywhere. Melee kill are particularly brutal with your character twisting enemy necks and breaking their bones. Some may find that level of graphic violence off-putting. See More

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Genre:Horror FPS

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Fast-paced, exhilarating combat

DOOM differs from most modern shooters because it abandons cover-based gunplay and instead encourages you to never stop advancing. This is achieved by not only making your character very nimble, allowing you to run at high speeds and jump great distances, but also by removing weapon reloading entirely. There is also the glory kill system, which restores your health whenever you melee kill an enemy, so no waiting for your health to restore by itself either. All of this creates exhilarating gunplay where you never have to pause for anything. See More

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Fantastic level design

The levels in DOOM are quite large, with multiple floors/levels, and many secrets. Some areas are very spacious, making large-scale battles possible, and some are labyrinth-like, hiding enemies behind every corner. You'd think it would be a very linear and guided experience, but most of the time it's up to you where to go and how to get there. Each one of these aspects make it a blast to fully explore the levels. See More

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Fun hidden secrets

There are quite a few easter eggs and hidden secrets in the game, such as old school Doom 95 levels, a Commander Keen skull, a Terminator 2 animation, and even hidden Doomguy toys that your character will fist bump. There's a lot of these to find, creating a very entertaining side activity. See More

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Great customizable weapon selection

There are more than 20 weapons in DOOM, including the super shotgun, the rocket launcher, and even the BFG9000. Each weapon has two modes that can be improved with one of three upgrades, totaling to over 100 possible combinations. Most of the combinations are really fun to use, which creates enough variation to keep you entertained for multiple playthroughs. See More

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Superb graphics that run quite well

Highly detailed environments, fearsome enemies, colorful particle effects, beautiful lighting, and a lot more. Whatever you're looking at in DOOM, it's a treat for the eyes, all without ever dropping below 60 frames per second. See More

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Level editor for endless content

The game comes with a level editor, which allows you to create new maps and game types. These can be maps that play similarly to the campaign or even unique puzzle maps. You can share your creation online and also download other players' creations. This provides an almost endless stream of content, adding considerable longevity to the game. See More

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice

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The infighting of voices in Senua's head is unnerving

The many voices in Senua's head, all with their own unique personalities, showcase her struggles with psychosis, with the voices either taunting Senua, picking at her weaknesses, or encouraging her to stand her ground and fight. They can also be useful in battle, with some voices warning Senua to look out behind her as a new enemy spawns and readies to attack her. Constant exposure to these voices is unsettling, because their constant back and forth with praise or insults can take a toll on you after a while. Playing with headphones on is a must in order to feel the full experience of the voices and how well they blend into the gameplay. See More

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Too many puzzles

Because those with psychosis are adept at pattern recognition, Senua's strength with patterns translates into puzzles to solve throughout the linear world, but they're far too numerous and overstay their welcome quite early on. They often break the pace of exploration, with too many instances of Senua needing to loop around a small area several times in order to align shadows or illusory portals to open up the path to the next area. See More

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Genre:Action-Adventure, Psychological Horror

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Compelling main character

Bolstered by an award-winning performance from Melina Juergens, The story constantly pushes Senua to her limits, both through the innumerable enemies who challenge her and the voices in her head that mock her to give up her impossible journey. She is an incredibly vulnerable character who fights on with her many fears and doubts, showing a different type of protagonist in the gaming landscape. See More

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Shallow combat

Although the enemy and boss designs are top-notch, the moment-to-moment swordplay with Senua isn't as deep as it could have been. Simple presses of light attacks and heavy attacks mixed in with blocks, strafes and rolls are most of what the combat has to offer. Occasionally an enemy will be blacked out and unable to take damage, and Senua can use her Focus ability to rectify this and continue attacking normally. On one hand, it's realistic that Senua's sword fights are to-the-point, but from a gameplay perspective, things can get dull rather quickly. See More

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Intense boss fights

Though few in number, the boss battles in Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice are a testament to how brutal the game's combat can be, with menacing boss designs and distorted arenas that inspire true fear in their intensity. These fights put Senua's skills as a warrior to the test with telegraphed moves that she must react to swiftly, along with tight windows of opportunity for her to wound the enemy. With no UI elements for health bars, neither for Senua nor the enemies she faces, these boss fights are an exercise of patience and mettle, giving an adrenaline-filled sense of satisfaction after a hard-fought victory. See More

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Powerful environments and atmosphere

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice boasts a beautiful, yet haunted atmosphere that evokes powerful feelings of awe, with towering mountains that stretch on for miles, lakes that glitter in the sunset glow and reflect the intimidating architecture of the Norse halls throughout the environment. See More

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Amazing voice acting

Melina Juergens gives a riveting performance that showcases the full range of Senua's rage, vulnerability and introspection throughout her journey. Each tremble of fear in Senua's voice and her sharp cries of pain in battle further highlight her determination to reach her goal, pressing onward in the face of insurmountable obstacles. See More

Valiant Hearts: The Great War

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Striking artistic style

The style of Valiant Hearts appeals to most aesthetics. It's simple and clean, allowing you to spot even the tiniest details in character designs and backgrounds. You'd occasionally spot interesting things like a flute attached to a soldiers backpack. Or even spot a very detailed Cathedral in the spaces between the rubble. The colors are very dim and blend quite well, giving you the sombre feeling of war. There are no random mashups of colors or effects like in many recent games. See More

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Short

Valiant Hearts takes about 6 hours to complete and there's not much to do afterwards. While the collectibles give this game some replay value, not many players will be interested in finding them. See More

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A game about war where you don't kill anyone

Valiant Hearts tells a story about war, but you're not the one spreading death and misery. Your character simply journeys through battlefields, trenches, and various other locations. You meet other characters and solve puzzles along the way. This is quite refreshing because most modern titles about war always have a gun toting player character. See More

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Historical facts may become annoying

There are historical fact boxes that will pop up during gameplay. They are optional, but can be annoying because they disrupt the flow of the gameplay. See More

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Simple but satisfying puzzles

The puzzles in Valiant Hearts aren't exactly the most difficult, but they'll often require a little more thought than you initially believe. One type of the puzzles you'll have to solve is fixing a pipe system. You just have to turn sections of the pipe system until it all fits together. Even solving something so simple is very satisfying and leaves you with a feeling of achievement. See More

Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty

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Beautiful environments

There’s just so much detail in every location it’s very hard to not stop and take it all in. From the interior of the meat processing plant, filled with machinery, containers, and posters. To massive caves filled with giant tree roots, wooden structures, and enormous boulders covered in ancient writings. There’s just always so much to look at and it’s a treat for the eyes. See More

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Can be quite frustrating

A lot of the levels require really fast and precise movements/jumps. If you miss the timing even slightly, your character will most like die, causing you to restart the entire section. This gets really annoying when you miss the same jump more than 10 times. To make it slightly more bearable, you should switch to the classic control scheme, which offers a lot more precision than the defaults. See More

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Twisted but refreshing sense of humor

While Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty has the occasional fart joke, it mostly filled with pretty dark humor. Things like posters saying "No talking to other employees" while the mouths of said employees are sewn shut. A company turning their employees into produce just to increase profits. Characters getting addicted to a drink made out of the bones of their ancestors. All of these really bizarre situations are made funny by the goofy characters with rather wacky reactions. It's the type of humor that most modern titles shy away from. See More

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Great platforming gameplay

The gameplay consists of exploring the many locations within Oddworld. Along the way you’ll encounter various obstacles and puzzles you’ll have to pass. This can be simple stuff like hopping through a minefield. It can be a very intense chase sequence where you have to make very precise jumps and rolls to survive. Or it can be complex puzzles with switches and security systems that even require explosives. Whichever it might be, Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty is always a blast. See More

Bayonetta

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Unique enemy designs with angels that defy typical conventions

Angels in Bayonetta are far from how they are depicted in pop culture. Despite their bright glow and the religious music that you hear when they're introduced, they're hunched over, lumbering when they walk and fight in battle. They're designed in ways that definitely make them look like Bayonetta's enemies instead of entities that we're supposed to side with. The larger, gargantuan angelic bosses appear otherwordly and incomprehensible like Lovecraftian creatures, They're quite the sight to behold and make for interesting boss fights with cool set pieces, like Bayonetta surfing on a wooden plank as she fights a huge angel in the middle of an ocean. See More

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On-rails sections can be frustrating

There will be a few times where you'll play through retro-inspired sequences where you race down a highway on a motorcycle, or shoot missiles at enemies from an airship. You have to handle quick time event button presses on the motorcycle and deal with a bunch of enemies firing at you on the ship. These sequences are a huge change from the normal combat, and if you're not good at them, you may find yourself getting frustrated. See More

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Steam Rating:Very Positive

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Bayonetta herself is unconventional and entertaining

Bayonetta is a character who exudes confidence and charm, and every aspect of the game's mechanics and design fits with her personality. She's over eight feet tall, wears a skin-tight suit that's actually made of her magical hair, and always fights with style and finesse. When you do a double jump, a butterfly's wings appear over her back, and when you use any type of long weapon like a lance, you can have her pole dance and quickly fire her guns in all directions. Since she's a sadistic character, her finisher moves are called Torture Attacks. After accumulating enough magic points through normal attacks, you can make Bayonetta conjure one of many types of medieval torture devices. She'll trap enemies inside and send blood everywhere, or she'll whip their backs with a flourish, doing more damage as you mash the button prompt on the screen. Healing and buff items, instead of the usual potions, are different-flavored lollipops like the one that Bayonetta likes to keep in her mouth during some cutscenes. Upgrades to her jumping ability are also beyond the norm, letting you transform her into a black panther to run faster and jump higher. Overall, Bayonetta is independent and likes to have a good time, never missing an opportunity to strike a pose or dance in between pummeling and whipping her enemies into submission. If you see Bayonetta's sexualized moves and portrayal as the game's way of parodying other media, then you'll probably find her over-the-top presentation more entertaining than offensive. See More

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The story is nonsensical

While Bayonetta has some intriguing lore involving witches battling against a puritanical religion, you won't get to learn much about it. The storytelling is a mess, with sudden changes that don't make sense, and underdeveloped characters that the game expects you to care about. As long as you go in without taking the story and presentation all that seriously, you'll still be able to have a good time. See More

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Fun and complex gameplay

Bayonetta excels in its combat, going above and beyond to entertain the player with the scale of its gigantic, angelic enemies and the depth of its gameplay. The tutorial teaches you the bare basics of punching and kicking, and then it's up to you to experiment with inputs and find the best combos to keep up the pain. Even on normal difficulty, the game can seem punishing for newcomers, but there are lots of skills you can pick up on to make things smoother. There's a ton of depth to the combat, especially in how you have the potential to keep up limitless combos with punches, kicks, and gunfire. When you hold down your buttons, Bayonetta will freeze her punching or kicking pose while firing the guns from her heels or in her hands. In the middle of that pose, you can dodge offset an incoming attack and initiate Witch Time, which rewards you by making enemies move at a snail's pace while you get more hits in than you normally could. In other situations where you're surrounded by enemies and need some crowd control, you can have Bayonetta do some handstands while she fires her guns. Each new weapon you acquire, whether it's a katana or a huge lance you pick up from a downed enemy, gives you a whole new set of combos to master. There's an incredible variety in the gameplay for you to play around with, whether it's with new weapons or Bayonetta's punches, kicks, and guns. You'll constantly find new ways to enjoy the combat as you play through the game, keeping things fresh from start to finish. See More

L.A. Noire Remastered

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Interrogating witnesses and suspects is a fun challenge

During investigations, you interrogate suspects in a cool, interactive way. After collecting clues, you use your notebook to decide which questions to ask witnesses and suspects. You read their facial expressions, body language, and their tone of voice to judge if they're telling the truth or not. Using your instincts to guess correctly gets the person to open up more, giving you the information you need. If you get it wrong, they shut you down and you're out of luck. The technology used for facial expressions gives you a lot of leeway to truly spot the shifty-eyed or nervous liars just like in real life. See More

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Not a lot to do in the big open world

L.A. Noire's open world in Los Angeles is huge, but there isn't much to do in it. There's a bunch of space that's just there for the sake of it. Sure, you can take on really short cases as side missions that you find around the map, like taking out bad guys that are about to rob a place, though that's about all you can do. Including period piece locations like jazzy clubs or laid-back diners to visit whenever could have been a lot of fun. See More

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Genre:Detective Action-Adventure

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Detailed crime investigation gameplay

Investigating crime scenes is great because of the attention to detail in each mission. Looking over murder victims for patterns in their wounds, for example, gives you an idea of how or why they might have died, which you then jot down in your handy notebook that keeps track of all the information you collect. Observing tire tracks, bloody murder weapons, business cards, and even picking through trash cans leads you to new clues to find and paths to follow. It's up to you to pick out which details may or may not be important, keeping you in control of where each investigation leads. See More

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The finale is bland

After all the excitement and gritty realism in the story, the final mission and the ending are a real drag in comparison. The momentum from the plot gets sucked out at the end as you play through an uninspired and predictable sequence of events. It looks too much like the developers phoned this part in for the sake of having an ending that wraps up everything nicely. See More

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Great story set in 1940s Los Angeles

The detective drama in L.A. Noire is creative and intriguing. Playing as an honest cop named Cole, you get to see the magnitude of crime and racial tension in Los Angeles in the years after World War II, told through the stories of the authentic cast of characters you meet. As a cop, you solve crimes and nail crooks, moving up the ladder in the police department. Each of your investigations take you all around the great rendition of the city in the 1940s, rich with the styles of cars, fashion, and music from the time period. It's a unique experience and setting that not many other games explore. See More

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No real consequences for failing to solve cases

Even if you continually mess up with the cases, you still get promoted in the police force. You could be the worst cop ever, making terrible decisions and getting yelled at by your superiors. But then in the next cutscene, your bosses tell you what a great job you did and that you're moving up to a more important department. It doesn't make any sense and gives you no reason to do your best during investigations. See More

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Incredibly realistic facial expressions

Every single character in the game looks true-to-life because of how their faces look and move. The developers used some neat motion scanning technology to capture the voice actors' faces as they gave their lines. You get to see every wrinkle, every shift of their jaw lines, and every twitch of their mouths as they speak and emote. There's so much attention to detail that it looks like you're watching a movie with real people. It's really stunning and stands out as a great example of advancing technology in video games. See More

Bioshock: The Collection

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Fantastic environments

The Bioshock games will bring you to two rather surreal locations. First up is the city of Rapture, featured in Bioshock 1 and 2. It's a sprawling, dimly lit city hidden in the ocean, giving it a feel similar to the fabled Atlantis. There are many buildings underwater, including skyscrapers and it's surprising how calming it is to be there, even with the dark atmosphere permeating it. This is followed up by Columbia, a city in the sky you'll explore in Bioshock: Infinite. It's a collection of very colorful and bright floating islands with white clouds underneath them. The buildings are also not as tall and as imposing as those found in Rapture, giving it a sharp contrast to it. Both of these locations are a blast to explore and leave a lasting impression. See More

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Doesn't add anything new over the previous releases

You won't find any new story, levels, modes, or any content for that matter. The only noticeable changes are the updated graphics and the framerate cap, which was increased to 60. See More

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Genre:First-Person Shooter

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Great value for its price

The collection has 3 games with all their DLC included. This means you can enjoy hours of great content just with the initial purchase, without having to invest in overpriced DLC's. See More

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Superhuman abilities liven up the gunplay

The Bioshock games have a Sci-Fi element to them called the Plasmids. With them your character can obtain special abilities such as shooting flames or summoning a pack of crows. These can be used to gain an advantage over your enemies in various ways. For example, you can use electricity to zap enemies standing in water or incinerate flammable objects to cause mayhem among the enemy. It feels really nice having other options beside using guns. See More

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