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Good

It takes the idea of the Original receiver, but makes it all around better. The atmosphere is gripping, gun mechanics are realistic and you start feeling the pressure in later levels. Can't say a whole lot more, very good guns, gameplay makes your heart beat at later stages and I don't regret spending the full price of the game on it.

A fantastic game with excellent visuals and a captivating soundtrack. Takes a long time to play, not a bad thing and is quite fun to navigate the terrain while avoiding enemies. Overall quite a good game and worth 30€ spent on it.

Less talking, more raiding!

Finally full release! After some years of waiting in early access the development has reached a point where the game feels quit complete. The voice lines when talking to NPCs, banners, improved trading. It all feels more fleshed out now. The game is finally in a state where i feel like it's really good. I've been enjoying a trading campaign since full release, and it feels better than in 1.8.0.

Anyway, buy the game, it's good. And not to forget, workshop is here and some bigger mods should start releasing soon!

Total War: Three Kingdoms is the best Total War game in the late years.
Though all the past entries to the series have had good aspects to them, they all had either "just" good or mediocre overall value. But Three Kingdoms seems to, arguably, be the best game since Shogun 2. The game does have some issues like lack of unit variety and samey clans. But the game does still feel really good, both romance mode on and off.

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With the DLCs the unit variety is greater and there are more differences between clans. Would recommend

Hell Let Loose is a WW2 first person shooter, but to merely call it a first person shooter would be missleading. The game, though being in first person and a shooter takes a more tactical and slow paced approach to warfare and combat. There's multiple squads in a team and each squad has to co-ordinate with each other and their commander, the commander being the person overviewing the battle and ordering squads what to do.
The combat feels good, better than other games focused on realism or tactics. Having spent hundreds of hours on Arma and other shooters, Hell Let Loose does compete well, it being the best shooter game out right now set in the second world war in my opinion.
The game is being frequently updated and they just recently added a huge update with D-Day in it, and it's the best depiction of D-Day i've seen in a multiplayer game. So give this game a try.

Hearts of Iron 4 being a game about massive scale conflict definitely lives up to that expectation. The whole world is at war and you get to affect the outcome. Great strategic war simulator about a conflict I personally am intrigued by.

There's a few negatives about the game even though it is a really good game. Most visible and annoying negative being the usual paradox DLC policy, mechanics and features that should be either core features or free updates are crammed into somewhat useless DLC. Other negatives are gameplay balancing issues that aren't apparent at first sight, like manpower growth for example. But the effects of those issues aren't game breaking.

Even with the greedy DLC policies and some minor issues the game is very entertaining and offers hundreds of options to the player even in the vanilla game. Modding is alive and well and many of the DLC can be replaced by mods, and total conversion mods are similarly well made and entertaining. Just buy the game and enjoy a hundred hours of playing Finland

A good and fun game. The combat feels nice and is fun. Frontlines is fun even though it's a bit unbalanced at times. Battle Royale, that's a nightmare and Hordemode, though fun, a bit repetetive.
All in all a good game.

I really loved To The Moon and still to this day it is one of my favourite games ever. But this game, Finding Paradise takes the same idea (of course) And takes it in a totally different direction. The same is similar with its mechanics and it has the same concept, but it feels completely different in some weird way. Anyway, without spoiling anything I can't say much else. Almost as good and emotional and To The Moon. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ love these games.

Alright, I understand the controversy around the loot boxes, and yes they are pointless money grab. BUT the game itself is absolutely fantastic and better than the first one in every way. Combat is as good as ever, if not better in some ways, new enemy class, the olag-hai, each captain has their own quirks even though they're somewhat repetetive after a while, (But still not in a bad way). Everything is really good.
I liked the story even though critics said it sucked. Especially I loved the Nazgul fights and Bruz. Really did enjoy it.
Some people seem to think that there is an impassable grind-or-pay-wall in act 4, but i had absolutely no issue with that part. I spent about a maximum of 15 hours on the part, while also going for some achievements and doing the rest of my 100% run. And I didn't once think "Man, I wish I had some better orcs, better buy lootboxes", no. The "Grind" was actually just a few fights with high level captains so i can recruit them to defend my fortresses. Really enjoyable and easy.
But what I'd classify as the grind is the 10 stages of the shadow wars. I couldn't enjoyably play them one after another, I had to spend some times in between, maybe do the next one tomorrow.
But now that I thought about it for a while (SPOILER) as in the last cutscene it was said "Talion held back the darkness for decades", so it kind of felt well done the 10 stages, to show the player what Talion went through before joining the Nazgul

As a conclusion I'd say, hate the idea of the lootboxes, but in reality they don't affect the gameplay at all. The gameplay is more of the same but better, and lastly. Love it.