Recent reviews by Camper-Hunter

Decent game but inferior to the first one in almost every aspect.
Boats and planes feel like gimmicks, especially planes.
Wheel support is poor compared to The Crew.
Achievements are easier and quicker (platinum medals required no more, no grind).
Graphics have improved quite a bit in 4 years between the two games, though the visual style of the second feels a bit too flashy.
Loads of content and they keep adding some even though the 3rd game is out, which is surprising.

tldr: buy at a discount after you've exhausted the more than hundred better HOGs on Steam.

One of the worst hidden object games (HOG) I've played in years, and I've played a lot of them (about 130 on Steam and more elsewhere, so I can make comparisons).

They did their HOG like they were done more than 10 years ago. Images are ugly and blurry, totally random objects are thrown on screen, abysmal story (granted, HOG stories are never Pulitzer material, but still), even the interface sucks.

There are 4 ot 5 puzzles if I remember correctly, all very easy except one a bit more annoying. The rest is HOG scenes, of three types: find an object by its name, shape, or find pairs.

The game is short (1 to 2 h) and 100% achievements is relatively easy, like all HOGs.

+ Graphics are OK for an indie game from 2015 (not mind blowing either)
+ Sounds and music are minimalist but adequate for the game

= Can't save progress: acceptable since the game is short
= Settings aren't saved either: acceptable since you're unlikely to play the game twice

- Very short (30 mn)
- Crashes when running full screen
- Bad voice acting, strong accent, I don't think the woman is a native English speaker
- No subtitles (I usually wouldn't need them, but her accent would make them useful)
- No achievements

Poor coding (more glitches than in mario speedruns!), poor assets (unreadable maps, clipping walls, etc.), poor gameplay (phantom movements, ULTRA repetitive game)...

Poor dev who did this!

Just DON'T.

This game would be nominee for Darwin awards if it was a person.

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Gorgeous walking simulator
Good sound effects and voice acting
Strong atmosphere in a Bioshock-like universe (best played in the dark!)
Easy achievements, chapter select available for collectibles you missed, 4 to 8 h depending if you rush the game or do much sightseeing like I did.

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Performance could be improved: only 30 to 60 fps on an RTX 2070 + 7700K in UWQHD at max settings, however it's a slow paced game so it's still adequate.
Very few checkpoints (a couple per chapter), annoying if you must stop playing in a hurry.
Cramped FOV (but there's worse, like Bioshock 2). It's a design decision according to the devs, so the player feels more oppressed.
Average story.

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Non remappable keys: come on, it should be a basic feature in every game.
It has been an Epic Store exclusive for a year.

Well made, nice graphics, very creepy in a The Shining movie way, walking simulator. The atmosphere is really top notch. The ending somewhat leaves something to be desired, though.

Recommended only for fans of the Sniper Elite series, since SE3 and 4 are better and more realistic (at high difficulty levels). However, SE V2 Remastered is still a solid classic sniper game if you can't have enough sniping action and stealth.

The most fun I had since Far Cry 3 or Borderlands 1. Kind of a Far Cry 3 clone, minus the fauna hunting and with an added drone which is extremely handy for surveying the area and tagging targets. Graphics are gorgeous but GPU intensive: a GTX 1070 handles 40-50 fps in 1440p with all settings maxed out. Expect at least 40 h of play time if you aim to do all side missions and points of interests. Some bugs but nothing game breaking. Loading times are a bit long on a hard drive. Definitely recommended!

Beautiful graphics but which will tax your graphics card.
Interesting world to explore.
Nice story, awesome music and sounds.
8/10

This is by far one the best games ever! A masterpiece! A work of art! Unbelievable. It deserves Oscars for best picture, best leading role, best supporting role, best cinematography, best directing, best film editing, best music, best sound editing, best sound mixing, and best writing. If you thought Telltale's The Walking Dead was great, this is one step higher. It even managed to make me all misty-eyed, and that doesn't happen easily. Highly recommended!