Recent reviews by Flaber

Three remastered legendary games, with all of their respective included DLCs, for one price.

Democracy.

An expansive and fully included experience that delivers a complete product upon the initial purchase without needing to rely on excessive micro-transactions, overpriced DLCs, paid cosmetics, exclusive game-edition missions, separate paid game modes, various battle passes, randomized loot generation, paid fictional currencies, or any other lazy, greedy, and/or predatory monetization practices.

Overpriced, lacking in content, dull and repetitive.

Possibly one of my favorite games, that unfortunately happens to be mismanaged by an incompetent publisher.

Lazy, overpriced, and repeatedly repackaged versions of Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare(2019) are not worth their over standard market price. User interface redesigns and exorbitantly priced cosmetics are the only forms of content in these incompetently managed games. Refusing to implement features asked for by fans, and giving the least amount of post launch content/support possible, are only two of the many reoccurring issues plaguing the Call of Duty® franchise, and will continue to do so with the launch of Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare III(2023).

343 Industries is unable to handle the Halo IP, in addition to live-service games. They have repeatedly displayed their incompetence and/or ignorance after several lack-luster and disappointing installments to the franchise. Halo Infinite was still in an unfinished state after over a year of post-launch updates, and the continued lack of content will only persist after the predictable cancellation of development to instead pursue another game.

The Halo series needs to be given to another studio.

Typical cash grab for 2k as they rehash the exact same game every single year since 2015. Menu design, music selection, and roster updates cost $60+ according this creatively bankrupt developer and publisher. I refuse to believe Visual Concepts has anything more than 2 actual game developers and a graphic design intern who lends the game their latest playlist, because anything more than that would be a lazy excuse for a company that targets children in an effort bankrupt their parents and open the door to early on-set gambling addictions just to line their own pockets. This game has 1 purpose, and 1 purpose only, to squeeze every last dollar from you in the form of borderline extortion levels of micro-transactions. The 2k series should be free-to-play title as they already have the business model to support it without the need for an upfront transaction. Yet it's just another way of how they continue to milk their fanbase dry. If you want a simulation basketball game that lets you take control as an NBA player to compete in a game of skill, look anywhere else.