I have played the first two Dread X collections, and now I am starting this one. having played Axis Mundi and Utenka so far, I can say I am not disappointed. the hub world quest and story makes a return in the newest installment with deeper intrigue and more to do. while I haven't played all of the games included yet, I thoroughly enjoyed the two I have, being a fan of Mr. Kravin, it was fun to hear his voice in Utenka, and the story of Axis Mundi, while being a bit short (perhaps more to come), had me enthralled. Though this one promises to be FPS (my second least accomplished gaming style) I still found myself easily managing the worlds and enjoying myself. definitely recommend picking this up, and the other three installments (having not played Dread X 3 yet, I still watched gameplay of it)

edit: I have now completed the games, and my goodness, this is the best collection yet. I highly recommend The Fruit by Christopher Yabsley, my favorite game in the series. though they were all good, this one was the most interesting and engaging to me.

I have played the first two Dread X collections, and now I am starting this one. having played Axis Mundi and Utenka so far, I can say I am not disappointed. the hub world quest and story makes a return in the newest installment with deeper intrigue and more to do. while I haven't played all of the games included yet, I thoroughly enjoyed the two I have, being a fan of Mr. Kravin, it was fun to hear his voice in Utenka, and the story of Axis Mundi, while being a bit short (perhaps more to come), had me enthralled. Though this one promises to be FPS (my second least accomplished gaming style) I still found myself easily managing the worlds and enjoying myself. definitely recommend picking this up, and the other three installments (having not played Dread X 3 yet, I still watched gameplay of it) edit: I have now completed the games, and my goodness, this is the best collection yet. I highly recommend The Fruit by Christopher Yabsley, my favorite game in the series. though they were all good, this one was the most interesting and engaging to me.