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Ultimately, this was a whopping disappointment. Just play the Master Chief Collection.

The campaign is forgettable, not really replayable. The multiplayer where I spent most of my hours, while strong at first, with an ok sandbox. However there's nothing new here, nothing provided by devs to keep it alive, they keep trying to reinvent the wheel and chase trends and as a result the multiplayer gets zero content or it's greatly disliked. Much of the new maps and modes are just forge created by the community. 343i doesn't know how to manage a Halo game.

Despite my hours, I have much more in the classic Halo games and revisit them to this day via campaign or multiplayer, I have not revisited Halo Infinite and I never intend to. What a waste.

So let's get this out of the way. Yes, launch was rocky. Yes, there are glitches. Yes, Cyberpunk 2077 has unfinished features and content (police system). Yes, it isn't GTA in the Future with mindless bloated features you'd find in a GTA game. Yes, the game needs slight adjustments. Yes, it probably needed another year. NO, you should not write off CP2077 completely.

It didn't need to be a "GTA-In-The-Future" Marketing supposedly hyped it up as it is an Open-World RPG something similar to the newer Elder Scrolls / Fallout. The story itself is fantastic and should be up there in the Dystopian Future and Sci-Fi genres. The setting, plot, music, ideas it presents in between the lines of dialogue and "shards" (which are this games journals for reading) are heavily influenced in the best possible way from the works of classics like "Blade Runner", "Akira", "Ghost in the Shell", "Robocop", "Total Recall" and more while drawing from newer stuff like "Dredd", "Altered Carbon", "The Matrix", and "Upgrade". There's so many references and ideas to dig around for fun.

The main plot is about 8-12 hours depending on the difficulty with play-style and beefed up if you choose to the extra character side quests that contribute to the ending. Now the game run time is even further expanded if you choose to do the even more optional "gigs" which are your fetch/steal/kill quests, then finally there are random world events which are basically 2 groups clashing randomly you can grind for that extra level or cash. I won't spoil or give to much details beyond that, the campaign needs to be played.

You can definitely play it how you want, whether going full on Guns-Blazing like DoomGuy, sword wielding Samurai, Sniper Hacker from a distance, Hands-Only or a pure no-kill Stealth Class. The options are there with the skill tree and character upgrades you can have.

As of right now, if you really REALLY want to play it, then buy it as the game will going through updates and content drops anyways. But it would be ideal to probably wait a few months or a good sale, however I got my money out of it and can't wait to do a second play through with a different playstyle and difficulty.

It should be a 10/10, but a rocky launch it's a solid 8/10 for me (still a good score).

With 40 bucks for cross game and multiplayer multiplayer game lists you'll easily enjoy the collection. Just needs a server browser and easily accessible mod support.

Mercedes dominates, just like in real life.

Great campaign and fun to play solo. Online, is too damn grindy for me. Worth the sale price it's always on.

On the surface and the start of the game it's a tweeny pop drama with teenage girl problems with cringey dialouge ("for cereal?", "shakka brah"), but as you go through the episodes, it gets darker, twisted, strange and heart breaking. With some odd sci-fi/magical gameplay elements it feels like something directed by David Lynch or Nic Pizzalotto for "True Detective S1", it has a lot of influences, and it's for the better. Not really replayable, if you replay it, you really have to be in the mood for it, but I still reccommend it.

An unforgiving modern era shooter that sticks out with its diffculty and tight shooting mechanics. But it's fun.

Little cinematics because you are the cinematic. Action is tight, movement fast and fluid when you are, by the end of the game you'll pull off some awesome moves that you're the baddest ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, you aren't locked in hell with the demons, the demons are locked in Hell with you.

Dated graphics doesn't stop this from being an intense WWII shooter. It is unforgiving, you will die a lot, but it is deeply satifying when you get kills and contribute towards your team objective. Mic is a must.

Now I can rob banks.



10/10