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Great game to just pass the time around; great variety of races and activities, big collection of cars and deep in-tune system to modify their handling. A great thing about the game is that it's as good for beginners as it is for more car enthusiast experts.

Cops don't play around.

Underrated NFS entry mainly because of it's progression system, however, that's easily fixable today with just one mod. In my opinion, it has a great selection of cars, the road variety is nice and so is the customization. The soundtrack is balanced and fits the game well.

If you see it on sale, give it a chance, you won't regret it.

Great game that's tarnished by its bad story handling, nevertheless, the setting and its great in-depth but accessible combat system and character customization makes it an easy recommend.

Great remaster of a product of its time, very recommended if you're a hardcore Star Wars fan, the levels are varied and make you think. The sewer level, however, can ♥♥♥♥ the right off.

A fan made campaign including the whole 9 yards from new weapons to a whole new story and areas to explore.

Its length is more akin to an expansion pack (or dlc these days) compared to the original Half-Life campaign, this, however, does not mean Delta Particles is boring or lacking in content, on the contrary, I think anyone would find the campaign and level design tight and packed with action and stuff to do.

This campaign focuses less in puzzles and relatively less in platforming instead putting effort in a more action oriented experience: You'll find yourself quick thinking in which weapons to use and which to save ammo, running around to dodge incoming projectiles and all in all battling for survival.

I got to say that this mod conversion has a mostly perfect balance in its normal difficulty, you'll never be fully stocked in ammo for all weapons and you'll need to be nimble when in combat to survive in some areas.

Another thing to highlight is the weapons present, all of them feel punchy and have some utility against different types of enemies, some others are quite powerful but to balance this the game makes it so you can barely find enough ammo for them so you need to choose when to use them properly which sounds bad but's actually great design.

Levels feel varied but curiously a lot more claustrophobic compared to Half-Life, maybe due to the color palette they have chosen and the fact that this takes places somewhere in Nevada instead of New Mexico.

Speaking of Nevada, I found the character of Diana quite funny due to her strong slavic accent, making me sometimes think that I wasn't in the US but in Belarus. This however gives the mod personality and is way better than giving her character an AI voice.

The only negative or downside I can give to this are the parts where you need to guide the AI: sometimes they can bug out. These parts, however, are far in between and often quickly done.

All in all if you already played or are quite familiar with Half-Life this mod is an easy recommend, is relatively short but full of content, it's not as balanced and detailed like a valve game but's quite close.

Great revisit to a timeless classic and a project that, while long to make, clearly shows passion and generally valve-like attention to details. The gameplay feels like a source game also giving the experience a sense of familiarity and finally putting the nail in what Half-Life Source should've been.

When this came out there were mixed receptions on the Xen chapters due to the fact that in the original game this final part was not fleshed out properly and felt rushed. In this remake Crowbar Collective, in my opinion, did a fantastic job in portraying Xen throughout each chapter, giving more sense and lore not only to its world but to its alien denizens.

All in all I strongly believe this is a game anyone should have, be it a Half-Life fan or not, mostly due to its significance and what it managed to achieve while maintaining itself a faithful representation of what the original is really about.

It's amazing that an anthology of previous Zombie Army DLCs along a new third chapter that was released in 2015 has so many problems to run properly on modern hardware. There are older games than this one that run miles better without the need of any input from the user.

You can expect sudden crashes and freezes, and forget about alt-tabbing lest you wanna restart your entire PC... In theory you can make it relatively more stable if you tinker with your CPU cores, but a player shouldn't have to do this to play; this is something that should be fixed by the developers.

It's just unbelievable that Rebellion refuses to fix these issues, something I believe mustn't be that hard for them, but sadly they just don't care. For these glaring issues I just cannot recommend this game to anyone unless getting it at an abysmal low price.

There's a before and after in your life when first playing this masterpiece. It's also hard to tell that, at the moment of writing this review, this game's almost a decade old, because it looks and feels amazing.

id alongside Bethesda did an incredible job at reviving this franchise with this entrance. You just start playing and everything feels naturally right: The combat, the movement, the mechanics; all feels just right.

Needless to say this game is a must for any FPS fan, be it diehard or casual.

You may think nothing of it by looking at its store pictures, but believe me, this game's as intense as playing Tarkov (but without the downside of actually playing Tarkov).

It's got an absolutely phenomenal presentation and gameplay feeling, and, of course, very intense gun fights, not for the faint of heart let me tell you. You will die, but you will come back every time.

At only 5 bucks, it's very much worth it.