Recent reviews by DVAted

Largest, most varied, most realistic and at the same time exciting environment for a racing game ever. Most amazing collection of cars too, you get like 5 Hummers. The amount of content the devs put into the game along the years surpasses all other racing games too. TDU what? Forza who?
Only thing the devs haven't done is allow the game to be played on the Deck due to the anticheat software.

The Good:
+Top of the Line Graphics: impeccable facial animations, set designs, fabrics, textures and wide variety of video settings.
+ Excellent writing - highest tier comic-book story line epic saga with tons of potential for add-ons and expansions!
+ Creme de la creme of voice acting talent - Troy, Nolan, Laura and more!
+ All the best mechanics of AAA action-adventure games: Shooting, looting, smashing, crashing, running, gunning, flying, spying, dodging, dislodging, punching, lunging, non-boring exploring, and all the good stuff
+ Continuous updates adding new characters, events and many surprises along the way, a ton of free DLC
+ Lots of map variety - small-town, big-town, forest, canyon, snowy mountain, post-apocalyptic wasteland, wakandan jungles, etc.

The Bad:
- Not a lot of enemy variety (though they will keep adding more)
- Spider Man is Playstation exclusive rather than a paid-for-dlc (Boooo!)
- Progression can feel slow sometimes

It's challenging but so much fun!
An absolute treat for the fans of the characters and genre!
No regrets buying it! Highly recommended

One of the most fun shooters, kick-started a timeless franchise and still holds up in terms of action, story, DLC and especially graphics. The remaster added more customization, golden keys, and a few more tweaks I'm not mad at at all. Very welcomed, very treasured. Borderlands is and will continue to be one of my favorites, and this remaster adds to all of that gratitude.

One of the only modern horror and zombie games I truly enjoy for pacing, originality, atmosphere and authenticity. The American Nightmare specifically resonates with me due to its excellent setting, (more) colorful visuals and mid-western charm.
Keeping the flashlights on is an ongoing, at times truly tense endeavor, but never impossible or out of reach.
The weapons feel meaty, effective, satisfying to shoot, down to your last bullet. Navigation and exploration are almost always interesting, feeling comfortable and enthralled to revisit the same places after certain events minimally alters them and gives you new challenges to face. Voice acting is as good as it gets, even the narration is pleasant. Can't think of a bad thing to say about this game, although I've not quite finished the game yet. It's on my to-do list, and also on my favorites list. Give it a(nother) shot!

A most satisfying experience. I've had this game on disk before, but having it on Steam is a prize for me.
The only open-world 3rd person Wild-West game for PC. Have only praise for it.
The voice cast is Hollywood elite, the story is well paced and the environment is beautifully crafted. What a genuine trip to the wildest of wests. Among my favorite parts of it are the open-world setting, the horse-riding, the bandit attacks, the bow-and-arrow, the card games (and cheating feature), the bounties and the extra hunting/mining sidequests too. Great soundtrack, great atmosphere.
I wish it lasted longer, I wish it spawned sequels and built into a franchise. I wish Red Dead Redemption was available on PC so that I may have a comparison standard, at least. But for now, this is my RDR. Has been for over a decade and will continue to be so, onward.

One of the best built open world games I've had the pleasure of exploring. You wouldn't expect the desert to be so varied, fascinating, beautiful, glorious and colorful. From sand dunes to rock canyons to wide plains of dirt, to ruined cities and highways, to trash mountains and more. And the navigation is very engaging, the vehicles are beasts, very varied and powerful, even from the start of the game. Hand to hand combat borrowed from Assassin's Creed and Arkham series, but implemented very uniquely and satisfying. You're Mad Max, the legend, the boogie-man of the Australian wastes. So glad to play a game outside of U.S.A. that isn't as drab as the Metro or Stalker series, or as satirical as the Just Cause games. The soul of this game is in the relics. Max's comments on found relics break your heart sometimes. Max's story has always been a story about loss and revenge and I think this game captured both very well. I've tried to make the experience last as long as possible. I believe it still has a lot of gas left in the tank. Please announce a goddang sequel already!

I've had the great pleasure to watch this game blossom from a good idea, to an E3 announcement, to a closed Beta, and then to the released product with constant updates! I've had great pleasure driving in this most massive map, particularly the offroading, the dirt-biking and the skill challenges. I've aimed for and earned the Hummer H1 from the first two weeks of gameplay, and I've taken hundreds and hundreds of screenshots through the excellent Photo Mode feature. Great gameplay, great map, amazing vehicles. Looking forward to the police expansion and the Jeep Wrangler introduction in the next few days! I can't say quite clearly enough how this is the most complete and gracious racing video-game. Congratulations, Ubisoft! My highest regards!

I've played it since initial release and it was and still is amazing.
Pros:
- vehicles (from ATVs to Trucks) with great navigation
- player customization (not only face/race but outfits/headgear too, with great variety)
- excellent weapons (from heavy machine guns to laser swords!) with visually improving mod attachments
- tv series crossover (it's really nice to meet TV heroes and fight side-by-side with them)
- great player voices and voice acting generally. Some great actors were cast in recurring roles.
I love the psycho male voice, he's like the Joker from Batman HAHAhehehihihihohohuehuehue!
- massive open world (one of the greatest parts about any videogames)
- creative enemy units (raiders, robots, insects, zombies and high-tech ninjas, they got'em all, of all sizes and shapes)
- great story/questline (and a lot of story-like maps in the lobby system)
- seamless co-op! (and great PvP for who likes this sort of thing)
- constant events and ballanced leveled up
- interesting, satisfying, colorful graphics with a solid post-apocalyptic vibe

Cons:
- can feel lonely if you don't play with a friend.
- can be difficult to get legendary item drops
- some random encounters can be overwhelming (dying a lot a lot) if you don't have enough participants to have your back.
- can be difficult to manage inventory space (I have about 4-5 legendaries I don't use but don't feel like I should drop or destroy either). but yeah, my inventory is always stacked.
- player-to-player trading can be difficult to do unless you join 3rd party sites and even then you may not have takers
- after about 300 hours or so can become repetitive, yet events can refresh the feel of it
- the new implants/perks things is a bit complicated, but after you get it, you get it.
- Story/new Content DLCs are still expensive. I'm hoping for a 7th Legion discount still :P

Bottom line: Get it! Play the hell out of it! Enjoy this awesome San Francisco Bay area and ride the wheels off of the vehicles! Also, get a sword and slam the ground! Also, get a sniper rifle :D Also, if you want legendaries, look me up!

Best, most steadily updated, upgraded, improved and expanded game I've ever played. The Developers really do take a lot of input from the fans, the world they've built has no equal and the customization is absolutely insane. Not to mention that the gameplay itself, with free-running movement, slicing, smacking, whipping and stabbing with everything melee and all the projectile and laser weapons you can imagine. Activity always builds up more around the (very often and awesome) events, but it hahs enough content to keep you busy for months. I've been playing since March 2013, and I'm not considering uninstalling it in the near or far future. 10/10