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Specs

Genre

Action RPG

Steam Rating

Overwhelmingly Positive

Platforms

Windows, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch

Native resolution

1080p, ~500p on Switch

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

G

Steam Rating

Overwhelmingly Positive

Platforms

E

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

I

Controller Support

G

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Platformer / Indie

Steam Rating

Overwhelmingly Positive

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

2 Player Online / 4 Player Couch

Controller Support

Full

Platform

Win / Linux

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Sports / Racing / Soccer

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

Windows, Mac, Linux, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

4 Player Online / 4 Player Couch

Controller Support

Full

Platform

-

Native Resolution

1080p60

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Adventure, Narrative

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

No

Release Date

Jan 29 2015

Single Player

Yes

Available Platforms

PC / PS3 / PS4 / Xbox 360 / XBox One

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

-

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Action Role-Playing

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Action-Adventure

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

Rockstar Games

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

-

Steam Rating

Overwhelmingly Positive

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Third-Person Shooter, Action-Adventure

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Platforms

Windows, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, macOS

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

Yes

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Platformer

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Platforms

PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, Wii U, Android, Windows, Linux, macOS

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

-

Steam Rating

Mixed

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

dtp entertainment

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

Yes

Number of Heroes

17

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Fantasy Role-Playing

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

Windows, Xbox, PS, Nintendo Switch

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Puzzle / Adventure / Platformer

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

Local / Online

Controller Support

Full

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Sandbox / Survival / Indie

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

Local

Controller Support

[Android: MOGA / HID] [iOS: MFI]

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

LAN, Online

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

Mojang

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

Varies with device

File Size

Varies with device

In App Purchases

$0.99-$7.99

# Players

1

Content Rating

Low Maturity

Immersive Mode

Yes

Multi-Player (PvP)

Local

Co-op

No

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Action RPG

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Hero-based FPS

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Platforms

Win / Mac / Linux

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

6 Player Online / 6 Player LAN

Controller Support

Partial

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

Valve

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Indie / Survival / Sandbox

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

Java: Windows 10, Linux, Mac. Bedrock: Windows 10, Android and ios.

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

8 Player Online / 4 Player Couch / 8 Player LAN/ Infinite Player Servers

Controller Support

Yes

Platform

-

Native Resolution

1080p60

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

Java can join to java. Bedrock can join to bedrock. No java and bedrock together support

Genre

-

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Puzzle / Platformer / Indie

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

Local / Online

Controller Support

Full

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

-

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

-

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

-

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

-

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

2 Player Local

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Fighting

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Tactical Role-Playing

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Windows

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

-

Steam Rating

Very Positive

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Action

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Shoot 'Em Up

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

Yes

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

-

Steam Rating

Mostly Positive

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

-

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

4.0

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Sports

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Windows, Nintendo Switch

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

No

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

-

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

-

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

-

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

-

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Genre

Battle royale

Steam Rating

-

Platforms

Microsoft Windows, macOS, Linux, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Google Stadia

Native resolution

-

Co-Op

-

Controller Support

-

Platform

-

Native Resolution

-

Multi-Player

-

Release Date

-

Single Player

-

Available Platforms

-

Publisher

-

Multiplayer

-

Available on Steam

Yes

Number of Heroes

-

Required Android Version

-

File Size

-

In App Purchases

-

# Players

-

Content Rating

-

Immersive Mode

-

Multi-Player (PvP)

-

Co-op

-

Cross Platform

-

Pros + Cons

Pro
 Immersive story

The dialogue of the game is very intriguing as well as voiced superbly making for a very immersive experience as far as story is concerned. It is through the care the developers took to implement such realistic writing and voice work that makes the game so intriguing and an experience to play.
Comment

Pro
 Vast and beautiful open world to explore

The world is gorgeous in how untainted it is, with many locations to see and visit. Full of vibrant life, the medieval-style setting is simple and understated, with wide open fields, rainy meadows, snowy mountain ranges, and modest wooden towns and cities for you to roam around on horseback or on foot. There are tons of secrets to find all over, like monster lairs to destroy for loot, treasure maps to follow, and hidden side quests in remote villages. The in-game clock keeps the skies changing with the hour as you cross from city to city, country to country, brightening the horizons with brilliant, golden sunrises in the morning and burning crimson sunsets in the evening. Everything is amazing to look at, encouraging you to wander around aimlessly just to take in the sights.
Comment

Pro
 Memorable and meaningful side quests

The Witcher 3 sets a new standard with how well-done the side quests are. Since Geralt is a witcher, meaning he specializes in dealing with monsters with his swords and magic spells, people often go to him when they need a monster problem taken care of. Some of these problems involve people who have lost loved ones to a monster and simply want help tracking down their corpses to give them a proper send-off, or they want Geralt to take revenge by tracking down the monster and killing it. These side stories go a long way to humanize the minor characters, letting you feel their grief, hopelessness, or anger within only a few short minutes of speaking with them and getting the quest details. It's impressive that the writers manage to consistently pack so much emotion into these optional quests that you might not even choose to play through.
Comment

Pro
 Your choices lead to morally-gray consequences and multiple different endings

There are rarely any right answers when making decisions. The situations that the story puts you in are unique and oftentimes unsettling, sometimes leaving you agonizing over which dialog option to pick during story conversations. During your first playthrough, it's isn't obvious which of your decisions are "important" and will impact plot outcomes, making you think critically about all of your choices. Most surprising are the critical decisions that determine which ending you get -- once you see your ending, you learn how organic everything is, with the game keeping track of your relationships with other characters in subtle ways.
Comment

Pro
 Gigantic openworld

Deviating from the previous two games Wild Hunt now has open world environments that are so large and detailed it can be intimidating. In comparison to other open-world games such as Skyrim the open World in The Witcher 3 is 3.5 time larger, in comparison the GTA5 The Witcher 3 is 1.5 times larger.
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 The soundtrack is well constructed and complementary in almost all situations

While exploring, doing a quest whether it is main or side one, the music in the back always enhances your game play. When a fight starts it pumps you up by playing Slavic or Celtic beats, and on a heartbreaking scene, it slows down its pace and plays an instrumental that rings even after you close it. You won't even notice, but you start to hum Skelliege sound or Priscilla song in your daily chores. Watching the sun set over the horizon while the Kaer Morhen tune plays was one of the best moments in the game. Without the songs to complement it, the side quests or the battles would have started to feel like a chore after a while on doing side content.
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 Accessible to players who are new to the Witcher series

Even though this is the third Witcher game, you can still jump right in and not feel lost. The story is generally good with the way it introduces you to the main characters without expecting you to know who they are. Geralt often reminisces with his friends from the first two games, letting you in on their history and adventures together to give you an idea of what happened in the past. And you don't have to have read the series of Witcher books, either, as the games all take place beyond the stories there.
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 Thoughtful and expansive story with well-written characters

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt tells a deep and intricate story about the main character, Geralt, on his long journey to find his adoptive daughter, Ciri, who's on the run from the evil, supernatural warlords of the Wild Hunt. You spend the game following various leads on Ciri's whereabouts, meeting up with old friends, former lovers, powerful politicians, and all sorts of people from many walks of life. These characters usually want something in exchange for giving Geralt the information he wants, leading you down some unexpected and eye-opening paths as you learn more about who they are, how they met Ciri, and how she helped them grow as people, letting you form a bond with her through these thought-provoking tales. And as Geralt either helps or hurts these people himself, he inevitably impacts their lives in even more ways. Aside from the main story, there are also two great expansions: Hearts of Stone, and Blood and Wine, both of which offer their own amazing narratives with hours and hours of content. Hearts of Stone has you get involved with a shady, all-powerful manipulator who gives Geralt a series of seemingly impossible tasks, while Blood and Wine lets you explore the rolling hills of the wine-loving country of Touissant, with all the political intrigue surrounding the Duchess there. The Witcher 3's story has so much to offer, easily keeping you hooked for well over a hundred hours as you play and replay the base game and the excellent expansions.
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 Fleshed-out romance options

Playing as Geralt, you have the choice to have one-night stands with ladies at certain taverns, or you can focus on his more involved romantic subplots. By this third game, Geralt has quite a long history with two competent and beautiful sorceresses: Triss Merigold, his love interest from The Witcher 2: Assassin of Kings, and Yennefer of Vengerberg, his old flame from the series of The Witcher novels that the games are based on. The two women also happen to be best friends, injecting some drama depending on how you go about things. Triss is really sweet, fun, and spontaneous with the way she makes the stoic Geralt smile and open up more as they get up to mischief together. On the other hand, Yennefer is strict, straightforward, and no-nonsense, not wanting to get into feelings all that much, and yet she and Geralt have such a strong bond over several years, making it feel special when Yen does occasionally let her guard down. Both of these romances intertwine well with the main story, with great optional side quests that add even more layers to whichever relationship you decide to pursue. It's also possible to try romancing both of them at the same time, but you might regret it, so choose carefully.
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 Some main story segments drag on for way too long

The story is generally excellent except for certain parts that seem to go on and on for hours with no end in sight. You start off looking into someone who has information on Ciri, only to get the run-around in the worst of ways, chasing down several leads for many different characters all at one time. Just when you think you're done with a series of main quests, you have to go talk to someone else, or kill some other monster, or go to some other place instead. It's really annoying and kills the pacing of the otherwise well-written narrative.
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 The combat can take some time to get used to

The real-time action combat with Geralt's swords and magic doesn't quite feel right. When you first try it, you might find the controls to be imprecise and a bit sluggish. You may need a few hours to get used to the way the swordplay works with parrying and dodging, on top of knowing when to use your defensive and offensive spells to take advantage of enemy weaknesses.
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 Story quests may feel like a chore

If you happen to enjoy doing side quests, you might end up overleveled for the story quests, allowing you to easily power through them. This may remove the challenge and enjoyment, causing it to feel like a chore, especially because the loot also remains low-level.
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 Story feels like a chore  

Most quests feel like a chore in that it is basically fetch quests in exchange for information to advance the story. While this is often a mechanic found in games to keep the gameplay long it does get tiresome.
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 Successfully avoids becoming repetitive and boring

Each level in the game has its own look and design which can keep the gameplay varied thanks to creating a need to explore in order to see what comes next. Ranging from deserts to ice filler terrain, there is no level that looks the same.
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 The gameplay is very lighthearted and amusing

There are several jokes and silly moments throughout the game. All done without speaking any word. This keeps the game lighthearted and amusing thanks to the humor of the creators and how they infused it into the game itself.
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 Supports co-op up to 4 players

The most fun to be had with the game is during four player co-op play. The unlockables and upgrades also keep the player wanting to come back and play just a bit more with their friends. The co-op is available as local and online.
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 Bugs that appeared in the original XBox title were not fixed for the PC port

There are still bugs and glitches in the game that were in the original XBox version. Even though there were simple fixes for some of these the dev nor publisher bothered to address them.
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 Fair amount of grinding

There is a good amount of grinding that will need to take place for players to be able to advance past certain bosses.
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 4 player local and 2 player online co-op

BattleBlock Theatre features 2 player online and 4 player local co-op modes.
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 Funny story with great voice-acting

From the witty humor, enjoyable songs or the theater cutscenes, BattleBlock shows a high level of consideration for its design.
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 Co-op adds a completely new element to the gameplay

There is a modified co-op campaign in the game where players must coordinate their actions to succeed. This makes for a fun couch co-op game due to the communication one must have with their partner as well as how fun it is to grief them in person.
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 Well balanced difficulty curve

The difficulty curve for Battle Block Theater is so evenly programmed that the player will barely notice that it is progressively getting more difficult. It really does a swell job of integrating the player to where they can handle any challenge the game throws at them.
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 Competitive play feels lackluster

Competitive play is not as enjoyable as the co-op modes due to stiff combat, really the mechanics of this wear out pretty quickly.
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 Tons of fun for players looking to team up with friends

Rocket League is perfect for when you want to play with friends for some couch co-op or online play. Matches are fast-paced and quick, with a bunch of back-and-forth between which team has the ball and which team has chances to intercept and get the ball on their side of the field. Coordinating with your team can open up some awesome plays where you manage to outscore the other players or get some exciting last-minute intercepts. Plus, playing with a pre-set team helps you avoid the randomness of getting matched up with strangers who may or may not want to be team players.
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 Great for quick play sessions

Each game has a time limit of 5 minutes, paused only when one team scores and the ball is reset to mid-field.
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 Simple controls

Whether you use a controller or keyboard and mouse, the controls are fairly simple. You are driving a car pushing a ball around, with forward, reverse, boost, power-slide and jump as your only real abilities to learn. The difficulty comes in learning to use these abilities to perform in air and off the wall maneuvers that will make for breath-taking replays and make the unexpected play.
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 Customization of cars is creative and fun

There are quite a few cars to choose from, including DLC cars such as the Delorean from Back to the Future. After picking a car, you can customized it with countless possibilities. You can change the paint scheme, color, paint type (gloss/flat, etc.), wheels, boost color, hat, and antenna toppers. This allows you to create a car that truly matches your style.
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 Clear objectives keeps the focus on the gameplay

Get the ball in the net, soccer at it's simplest. This game is physics driven, using different cars as players, making it a fast-paced and exciting game with a basic underlying objective. Being easy to understand, just about anyone can get the hang of the game after a single play session.
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 Split-screen on PC

A rare feature for a PC game, you can play with friends in the same room, made easier with wireless controllers. Obviously a larger monitor would make this experience more enjoyable, but even on a 20 inch screen it is playable with minimal detail loss.
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 Moon-like physics give a delightful sense of exaggerated abilities

The physics in this game are slightly warped, making it seem like you're on the moon. This means that cars fly around if they collide or go up ramps, giving it a feel of superpowers.
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 Minimal in features

Other than the main gameplay mode there is little in options for the game. While there may be DLC with time currently the game is pretty bare bones for modes of play.
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 It's just more fun

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 Match making can be slow at times

It can take a while to find an opponent, especially if you're a higher tier player, causing the queues to be even longer.
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 Matchmaking can be slow at times

Especially if you're a higher tier player it can take a while to find a suitable opponent.
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 Customizable cars

With DLC there are quite a few cars to choose from, including the Delorian from Back to the future. Create a custom car by choosing paint scheme, color, paint type(gloss/flat, ect.) wheels, boost color, hat and antenna toppers. Countless possibilities, with more to come.
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 Over the top physics

The physics in the game slightly bend reality , which makes for a fun experience where everything seems to be behaving as though there is less gravity, which means cars can somewhat fly around if the hit each other or go up ramps.
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 Clear objective

Get the ball in the net! Soccer at it's simplest, this game is physics driven using different cars as players, making it a fast-paced and exciting game.
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 Lovable characters

You will fall in love with the characters.
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 Choice based gameplay with a twist

Your character can rewind time, so you can undo any recent choice or action, allowing you to try out different ones. This feels really awesome since in most games you'd have to reload your save or replay through entire sections just to view the other choices.
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 Fills a niche of a more realistic rally simulation

The developer Codemasters has created many rally racing games but are striving to make this the most simulation based title out of all of their releases. This is very welcome as there have not been many Rally simulation games released in the past from Codemasters or any other developers.
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 Realistic sound design 

Hearing rocks ping the chassis as you race or the frame whine with rough landscapes makes for a real life racing experience that matches what it actually sounds like when racing this type of terrain.
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 Unique storytelling with a real emotional impact

NieR: Automata's outlook on storytelling is incredibly special. To get the full experience, you have to run multiple playthroughs of the game, each of which offers a new experience and perspective. Your world view of the story events and characters expands drastically as you complete each playthrough, playing on your expectations to help you develop a deeper emotional bond with the protagonists and become invested in their plight. Things take a real turn on your third playthrough, putting you on an emotional roller coaster all the way to the true ending. The plot twists and knocks on the fourth wall elevate the story to a truly unique place. Getting all the way to the very end can be a religious experience from how much heart and meaning you discover in the symbolism.
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 Gorgeous, ethereal soundtrack with amazing vocals

NieR: Automata's music is out of this world. It's so stunning and elegant in a way that nothing else can really live up to. The soundtrack manages to emotionalize the game through music, from the action-packed tracks with hard-hitting wind instruments and percussion, to the softer, somber songs that encapsulate the hauntingly beautiful environments and story moments you encounter. Vocals in the lore's indescribable language makes the music even more memorable, adding to the ethereal quality of the sound. This soundtrack is definitely one that you can go back to again and again without getting sick of it.
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 Fast-paced, action-packed combat

The combat in NieR: Automata is fantastic. It has a hack-and-slash feel to it, with an emphasis on agility and showy acrobatics. With the fluid and responsive controls, you can switch seamlessly from using swift attacks with your weapon to devastatingly strong attacks as you combo them together. You also use customizable ranged missile attacks from your personal robot pod, such as powerful laser beams or a giant hammer attack. It can be difficult to win battles sometimes, especially on the harder gameplay settings, but it's worthwhile to keep at it and watch yourself progress and improve.
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 It's got a hauntingly beautiful environment

NieR: Automata is set in a post-apocalyptic landscape after Earth has been overrun by hostile machines, and the artists really nailed what that would feel like. Abandoned and overgrown cities litter the landscape along with old refineries, graveyards, and eerie forests. When you add the beautiful soundtrack to the experience, it fills you with a bittersweet mix of loneliness and hope.
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 Varied genre-spanning gameplay elements

NieR: Automata has different types of gameplay to keep things interesting. From the very start, you're on an on-rails bullet hell section, and then you switch over to the more traditional action RPG style of fast-paced combat. Things change up again not long after with some side-scrolling platforming from a 2D view. Later on in the story, there's a hacking mini-game where you navigate a tiny ship through a short puzzle, with the music changing to a charming retro sound to fit the theme and mood. This is a game that doesn't stay boxed in a single genre.
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 Massive scope

The world of Grand Theft Auto V is extraordinarily massive and filled with details. For example, you can be working to complete a mission which may involve flying a plane, fighting the crew of that plane, crashing it, and finally parachuting out of it only to find an off-road buggy landing. This, in turn may lead you to explore the mountains and wilderness around San Andreas and come across backpackers who will probably be slightly annoyed at you. But this does not even come close to describing the massive scope that GTA V has. It feels like a living world where anything can happen.
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 Freedom to explore almost anything

Besides providing players with a huge open world, Grand Theft Auto V also gives them the ability and freedom to explore every corner of the map available to them with any vehicle available to them in the game.
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 Massive world

It's very easy to get lost in GTA V's world both figuratively and literally. It's partly because of the sheer size of 35 square miles, allowing you to spend hours just walking, driving, or even flying around the map. It's also because of the many beautiful sights you get to see, causing you to often stop and take it all in. So it doesn't matter if you're walking along a beach packed with people, biking around a dimly lit city, cruising down a highway next to the ocean, or just hiking on the forested mountains, GTA V's world feels like a real place you can explore endlessly.
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 Great story wrapped around in biting and relevant social commentary

Grand Theft Auto V is a smart, comical but biting social commentary on contemporary relevant matters. It satirizes almost anything that has to do with the current pop culture. Millennials, celebrities, the right, the left, the middle class, the upper class, the media and even the video game industry itself. The story and the world in which it takes place are fictional, but the social commentary and the problems it raises and things it satirizes are real -- corruption, greed, hypocrisy, the abuse of power -- are all real and relevant in today's world.
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 Freedom to do anything you want

Even aside from the many missions, there are dozens of other things you can do. This includes activities like playing tennis, going skydiving, watching a movie in the cinema, managing your businesses to earn tons of money, going hunting in the mountains, or just simply exploring the map while taking in the sights. Whatever you decide to do it's very easy to lose track of time. Mostly because it feels like a giant sandbox where you're allowed to do anything and simply have fun.
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 Well optimized 

There were many reservations as to how well Rockstar was going to optimize the game for PC, as some of their past games had a lot of trouble in this area. Luckily it looks as though the game has been optimized quite well with the specs being quite reasonable in order to achieve 60FPS in 1080p on the best settings.
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 Forced Rockstar Social Club online registration DRM scheme 

Rockstar Social Club is a forced online registration and DRM platform that will not allow one to play the game without first logging in to it. No internet connection, no play. Forget the password to the account three times, get locked out. All hindrances to paying customers that in no way will stop the piracy of this title or effect pirates in any way shape or form.
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 Multiplayer is overrun by hackers

During online play you'll encounter hackers who have infinite money, can spawn any vehicle of their choice, and many other things, which reduces the fun quite a bit. What's even worse is that by interacting with the hackers you can get banned immediately without any additional investigations on the developer's part.
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 Population density slider in the options does not make much of a difference 

The population density option in the PC version does not make much of a difference in the game, while it does have more people and cars than the console counterparts, the increased number is not by much.
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 Lets you choose your own gameplay style

Whether you want to stealthily evade everyone, silently kill everything, or stab everyone in the face, you can play how you want. The game doesn't tell you how it should be played; the choice is up to you.
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 Pure stealth gameplay

Mark of the Ninja requires stealth throughout the whole game, getting spotted will get the player killed pretty much instantly.
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 Great art

The art was done by the same team that did the Shank series, which is known for great art. It is clean, yet well illustrated, and it shows a lot of polish.
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 Exciting third-person shooting combat

The combat in Tomb Raider works really well and feels great, challenging you to stay active. You start off with only a bow and arrow, gradually working your way up to guns and bigger weapons like rocket launchers. Shooting with guns or arrows feels satisfying with plenty of feedback, especially the hard kick from the game's many different shotguns. The enemy AI is aggressive without feeling cheap, keeping you moving from place to place as you take down everyone in your path. When an enemy gets too close, you can use whatever Lara's holding in her hand, like her gun or an arrow for a bloody, cinematic finishing move. Combat is fast-paced and fun, constantly keeping you on your toes.
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 Unique visual style

As is typical of Ed McMillen's games, it looks like nothing else out there. The art style is 2D based but heavily unique with a vector graphics cartoony look.
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 Large number of levels

This is not a game you are going to complete in an afternoon. With 240 levels scattered across 7 worlds there is a lot to play in the game.
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 Forgivingly tight controls

The addition of a "run" button adds a lot of depth to levels, keeping the run-jump-repeat loop more interesting. The characters have acceleration as well, which demands finesse.
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 Play through iteration is fast

When you die, you spawn quickly to try again. Many games draw out the death, and have to reload. Super Meat Boy immediately re-spawns you so you waste no time.
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 Cut-scenes lack polish

Between the games gameplay are cut-scenes that fill the player in on the evolving story, sadly the artwork and polish for these cut-scenes shows quite a bit that this is an indie game made by two people as they are a bit unrefined.
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 Easy to learn hard to master

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 Simplified MOBA gameplay

Awesomenauts works as distilled down gameplay of a regular MOBA and is played on a 2d side scrolling plane. This has made it easier to be played on consoles as well as for first time MOBA players.
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 Unlockable characters are overpowered compared to starting ones

For those starting the game, the first usable characters are mismatched in power compared to later unlockable ones meaning that new players will get slaughtered quite easily.
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 Like most MOBA games, Awesomenauts is deeply tactical

Awesomenauts is a very tactical game that will take time to learn all of it's nuances, with enough time and patience though the game pays out with plenty of fun to be had.
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 Deep lore rivaling classic fantasy literature

Skyrim inherits the stories and world-building of The Elder Scrolls series, which stretches back 20 years. It has numerous stories surrounding the various races (orcs, elves, lizardmen, demons, etc.), mythical beasts, gods, cataclysmic events, parallel worlds, and just about any fantasy trope you could think off. What's even better you can read the lore in books found in-game, allowing you to immerse yourself for countless hours.
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 Unrestrictive skill-based RPG system

Skyrim has no set character classes or equipment/spell limitations. Instead, it allows you to form your own class based on how you decide to play. For example, sneaking increases your sneaking skill, hitting an enemy with a shortsword increases your one-handed skill, taking damage while wearing leather armor increases your light armor skill, and so forth. You can you play however you want and the resulting character will be a perfect match for your playstyle, giving Skyrim a different feel from other RPGs.
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 Huge variety of mods

Bethesda Softworks has upheld a tradition of releasing their internal content-creation tools to the public since Morrowind (2002). Many modders transition to new Bethesda games as they are released, bringing their experience with them and helping newcomers through forums and wikis. As a result, Skyrim's mod selection is outstanding in both variety and quality.
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 Limited controller support

Only XBox and Steam controllers (or similar) are supported.
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 A unique way of storytelling

While the central plot is pretty simple, Bastion has a narrator that comments on everything that you do. This includes things like falling of a ledge, obtaining a weapon, or even destroying a massive monster. Because of this, it feels as if you're playing through a story book, where your journey and actions is the central story.
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 Beautiful art style

Bastion uses a hand-painted art style for its characters, monsters, environments, and even backgrounds. There's so much color, detail, and variation in everything, it feels like you're skimming through a picture book. It's always exciting to see what this game will show you next.
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 partial controller support

i use ds4windows and i cant jump ...obviously didn't play long enough to find out what else doesn't work
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 Randomly generated worlds and distinct locations keep the gameplay fresh

Each new world is randomly generated, making for a different experience every time. There can be plains, rivers, beaches, ravines, giant mountains, hidden villages, and a lot more. There are also 38 biomes, which includes snow, desert, forest, swamp among others. Each one has its own set of unique blocks, plant life, and creatures. You won't get tired of exploring above ground or underground because every location will seem new and exciting.
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 Local multiplayer option for when there is no internet

Minecraft can be played by 4 players locally via splitscreen. This makes it a great way spend time with your friends and family when you don't have access to the internet.
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 Amazing extended community

The community surrounding this game is huge due to its popularity. There are lots of servers and projects revolving around it that allow for so many different choices in how one wants to play and who they want to play with. From crafting guides/videos, themed servers and YouTube play sessions, there is enough out there to help one find what they are looking for.
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 Great creativity tool

If you prefer building, creative mode is the way to go. It immediately gives you unlimited blocks, the ability to fly, and immortality. This allows you to easily build anything you want without worrying about height or enemies. Things like giant castles, villages, roller coasters, and even unique builds such as the Enterprise from Star Trek. You can really let your creativity loose.
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 Fun sandbox

The game is based around being an open world sandbox where the player is free to do anything they like.
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 Vehicle combat is the best part of the game

While there are fighting sections of the game where Max is on foot, the most exciting and fun to play sections are where Max is driving. Having a grappling hook to hook onto enemies while driving is a very fun thing to do as well as using it to pull down buildings and structures and this is just one of the elements of driving that makes all the driving parts stand out.
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 Fun local co-op that lends itelf well to the chracter switch design of the gameplay

Trine has support for up to 3 player local co-op, which works very well with the way the mechanics of the game demand use of each character throughout each stage.
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 Appealing graphics reminiscent of vibrant cartoons shows off a very individualistic design

The graphics are 3d rendered with vibrant colors. They utilize pleasing cartoon like graphics, which give a real sense of the fantasy world they are meant to illustrate. Everything about the design of the characters and world stand out as highly polished and breathtaking.
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 Challenging and fun puzzle platforming that uses an interesting character switch mechanic

Each playable character has their own abilities and features that you must use in order to solve puzzles, platform, and battle to beat each level. You will be switching back and forth throughout the game in order to progress, which can be fun when trying to figure out how to utilize each characters skills.
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 Rather little variation in combat/gameplay

After you've fought your first fight, you've practically seen them all. There are no real boss fights like in Trine 2, the only distinction is made between shooty-wights and stabby-wights.
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 Co-op not as good as single player

Though there is support for local co-op, the game feels as though it works best as a single player title. This can be limiting to those that are only going to play single player.
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 Awesome hack and slash action with an interesting twist

Transistor is primarily an action RPG, but it has turn-based combat elements. You can use the ability ()Turn to pause time, which allows you to plan out your moves. This adds strategic depth to the combat, giving you ways to quickly take out all enemies or to get out of a tight situation. It's very fun to use and feels really unique.
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 Deep customization that rewards imagination and strategy

In Transistor you'll get abilities called Functions(). They have three primary effects: the active effect, the upgrade effect, and the passive effect. These effects can be combined to produce really fun to use skills. For example, the Get() active effect pulls an enemy close to you. If you add the Bounce() upgrade effect, it will jump to more enemies, pulling them all to you. If you add the Crash() upgrade effect, the enemies pulled will also fall asleep. The game can be beat with simple combos that don't require much setup or strategy, but thinking up great combinations feels rewarding.
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 Excellent narration

Transistor uses narration to move its story along with the help of a talking sword. While it may seem strange at first, it really gives substance to an otherwise empty feeling world. The soft voice of the sword is also pleasing to listen to. If you ever feel like the sword is too talkative, you can disable the narration.
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 Beautiful soundtrack

The soundtrack is mostly a type of electronic music called "trip hop", which is heavily influenced by jazz, punk and soul. Most of the songs are very mellow and have a melancholic feel to them, giving Transistor's cyberpunk world a very distinct and memorable feel.
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 Powerups combine in very unique ways  

There are tons of unique power ups, and most of them interact with each other to create really interesting combinations. The main attack in the game is shooting a projectile, and modifiers on top of that stack making for really interesting attacks. For example, you can have a homing, multi, laser attack that shoots in both directions by combining multiple treasures. You can build really interesting strategies this way and that keeps the game feeling fresh.
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 Incredible amount of content   

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth has all of the original games content as well as many new add ons such as the Wrath of the Lamb expansion as well as many extra characters. Lots of characters each with their own unique starting abilities, plus many challenges gives the game really high replay value.
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 It's creepy   

The game to be put nicely is not really scary but just plain creepy. Definitely not a game recommended for children.
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 Anime tropes distract from the story

The story does a wonderful job of showing the gritty reality of how war changes people, but there's a serious issue with the way the narrative gets interrupted by anime tropes. Too often, grave moments during cutscenes get sidetracked by anime-like slapstick humor that ends up ruining the moment. These scenes would have been fine if they happened at more tactful times, but sadly, this just isn't the case. So if you don't have much tolerance for these types of tropes, you may not like the story all that much.
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 Play as a team or alone

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 Storms

The Storm is awesome, the way it looks, the way the enemies come from lightning etc.
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 Good graphics

Art style is amazing.
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 Good map

Map is concentrated and hilly, offering more high points and therefore opportunities for snipers.
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 Boring gameplay

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 Not on Android yet

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 Easy looting

Looting in Fortnite is very casual and simple to locate.
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 Good Graphic

Art style is amazing.
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 House Rules mode is extremely fun and creative

An especially fun mode is House Rules, where you can turn toggle off various rules (such as fouls or offsides) which essentially means you can make the game as chaotic and hectic as you want. You're also able to set a wide variety of custom rulesets such as the team who scores a goal loses a player for the rest of the game, custom win conditions, make long range goals count for 2 points, only goals scored by headers count, and more. It takes the base fun of a soccer match and turns the fun up since it lets you get as creative as you want.
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 An authentic and immersive soccer experience

There are many fine details which go into making this a truly great experience for soccer enthusiasts. For starters, the players are based on real league players, all with their own unique look and mannerisms, so you'll be able to play with and against all your favorites. There are 16 stadiums to play in, and they are all modeled after their real-life counterparts down to every little detail. Crowds packed into the stands will realistically cheer for great plays which pulls you into the action, and helps to bring these stadiums to life. During actual matches, ball physics are realistic, AI reacts intelligently to plays, and all the players have their own unique stats which helps the action to be varied and exciting. All of these small details (and many more) combine to make this one of the most authentic and immersive soccer games currently available.
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Pro
 Greatly revamped ball handling over previous FIFA titles

Ball handling and physics are more realistic this time around, making controlling the ball, kicking, and performing tricks much more rewarding. As the ball bounces and slides around you, you'll have to actively work to maintain control. This makes pulling off a tricky pass or getting through a wall of defenders require a bit of skill and finesse, and as a result, makes ball control much more engaging and requiring more input from you than previous titles.
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 Interesting risk-reward mechanic for taking those goal-scoring shots

When going for that goal-scoring power kick, there's an optional second button press at just the right time after your kick has been charged. If executed properly, it's very satisfying to watch the ball go flying past the goalie. If you mess up the timing, you will miss the shot. It's a simple, but effective risk-reward mechanic that gives you pause to whether or not the extra power in your kick is worth it. While it's definitely a skill that takes a little while to learn and master, scoring goals is definitely more powerful and exciting when you get the timing just right.
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Con
 Ultimate Team Mode is plagued with microtransactions

Ultimate Team Mode lets you custom build your own team, but in order to get all the best players you will have to grind excessively in-game or pay real money. It takes a mode that should be all about having fun building your dream team, but ultimately ruins it by turning it into a frustrating cash shop with microtransactions and random loot boxes.
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Con
 That's not for PC

This game will never came out for PC.
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