Recent reviews by Corpse Goblin

In a scant fifty-seven minutes, this game has provided to me the worst user experience I have ever had the misfortune of enduring in a product.

After purchasing the game, being forced to make a Microsoft account, being automatically assigned a username that would make many a fourteen year old boy jealous, needing to log into the Microsoft website, then transfer to the Xbox Live website, being prompted to include my real name to my Xbox Live account, having to navigate a user interface that feels it was born out of a United States secret service Psy-Op, changing my username (which they were gracious enough to allow me to do for free, just this once), realizing all too late that some stupid numbers were appended to my username with minimal warning (which are now irremovable), and remapping all of the controls that were clearly designed for a tarantula with attention deficit disorder -- I was allowed to play below passable port of a game from 2010. Not to mention the game is missing what should be considered a required feature on a game released for computers, namely advanced graphical settings.

If you absolutely adore the Halo games, and wish you could play them on your computer no matter the hurdle, this game will be perfectly adequate for you.

If you want a game you can just open up and play, this game will try your patience.

-and Armor Lock is still in the game.

Far more solid than it would initially seem, however still a touch wobbly at times.

Come for the physics systems, stay for the immense pool of mods and workshop content.