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- Perfomance issues,
- Graphics look bad,
- Too easy with the wound system (essentially makes going for breaking specific parts of the monster redundant),
- Little to no reason to prepare for encounters with the abundance of resources everywhere during the hunts,
- World / Maps are too open and uninsteresting, clearly because of your new sekhret mount,
- Characters designed with clear political intentions,
- Story is incredibly tedious, boring, dragged out, and this game is way too focused on it,
- Have to pay $dollaridoos to customize your character after creation,
- Armor / weapon design is largely lazy and bad,
- Hunt item rewards are way too generous

What a disaster.

The fact that this game sits at a "Mostly Positive" review score with a €60 price-tag proves that consumers are willing to gulp up the most abominable slob and pay a premium. This is a warning to anyone reading to be very wary of your consumer mentality - especially in a world where the "standard" is continously degrading (Not just for video-games)

- Perfomance: is a disaster. Constant stuttering. Only with optimization mods made by the community is this even slightly playable. Even then, the outdoors exploration does not run well.

- Bugs: You gotta say they stayed true to the original in some aspects (for worse), because Oblivion Remastered comes packaged with many of the very same old bugs from the original (Ex. "Tall Camera Bug"), which have been known bugs all these years.

- Misc.: Graphically this game looks great (Mostly), however it does not preserve the amazing colorpalette that made the original stand out. One of the only improvements besides that is the level-up system allowing for more choice, but you now level up way too fast.

If I didn't get this review-copy I would never have played this remaster. Even if the game was optimizied and the price-tag was €10 it would take a lot of consideration. The only reason why this game is any fun at all (When it doesn't crash or stutter 24/7), is because it's a opportunity to re-play Oblivion, & the modding community improves it.
They could have made such a amazing stand-alone remaster if they wanted - though it could never justify the current price.

I'm not looking forward to Elder Scrolls VI at this point.
Only looking forward to the fan-made "Skyblivion". At least that is a passion project - which there's clearly none of at Bethesda.

Fun & Free

But I could do without 10million pop-ups after matches & trillions of event quests.

This game is awesome

This review reflects my unsatisfaction with the monetization.

- Sudden TEKKEN SHOP month after release with no prior announcement to avoid poor reviews at launch.
- If you bought the season pass please be advised it's a "CHARACTER" pass and does not include the newest stage despite season passes in Tekken 7 included the stages.

I love TEKKEN, but I fear for the future of the franchise with the focus on monetization rather than improving the game itself. This will turn people off from the game in the long run - not to mention fighting games naturally requires a lot of dedication.

If you're OK with the monetization of this game, just realize that you're paying to downgrade your own experience in the future. Be aware of your consumer mentality.

Edit: New character "Clive" is the definition of a Pay2Win DLC.
Updated 16 Mar 2026: If she cheats once, twice, thrice. Yeah.

One of the best games I've ever played.
I can see this being a game I will return to through many years to come

This game is a lot of fun and I was looking forward to checking out the new season just to realize that you now need a Epic Games account in order to even play this game on Steam.

Seeing as I've purchased this game on steam prior to this newly implemented change it really sucks to know you can no longer buy a game on a platform and just expect to be able to play it how you did when you bought it.

Thumps up for a super fun party game
Thumps down for now requiring a Epic Games account in order to play

Game is great, but after approx. 35 hours of playtime I can no longer play the game without constant crashes.
I've tried several possible solutions to this issue, unfortunately with no luck.

Review is negative until this has been resolved by 343i.

I got this game through humble-bundle monthly and finally decided to give it a go.
This game had plenty of annoying bugs and weird technical moments, but overall enjoyable for a lego game.

You progress through the story, collect lego pieces (currency & collectables) and it feels pretty good to collect as you go about on your journey.
However, after the second movie (The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug) the game straight up ends. You only get 2/3 of the movies in "Lego: The Hobbit" which was a major surprise to me and truly made me feel like I wasted my time progressing the game.

The least that they could do is state this in the game description!
Can't recommend.

Play Mordhau
Get owned
Get on a horse and own it up
Get owned again
Pick up Catapult and go YEEEEEEEEEEET

Pretty solid game.