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It definitely satisfies my want for more little nightmares after the first game. It's longer, more disturbing, more tense, has more challenging puzzles, and has an interesting story. The game for the most part was smooth and enjoyable, but I feel like there definitely were some bugs (Getting stuck in objects and Inconsistent controls were my only experiences with bugs). Solving puzzles were sometimes frustrating, but honestly I only had trouble during puzzles that took place during times of pressure when something was chasing you. Particularly, there's a part of the game where its crucial to aim a flashlight, and if you're using Mouse & Keyboard it might cause some frustration, but it wasn't all that difficult to progress through. It took me just under 6 hours to complete and I thoroughly enjoyed a good majority of it. Personally though, a one-time 5 - 7 hour experience isn't exactly worth $30. I'd wait until a sale unless you really want it. But it certainly is a premium quality game.

The experience and gameplay quality of the game itself is astounding and non-comparable to a lot of other games of its same genre. I'm more here to just let everyone know that this game pretty much just simply does not work on modern machines. (Windows 7 if you're lucky). Most likely not on windows 10. Most Fallout players have found more success in playing with the Fallout New Vegas engine. Thankfully, if you own both FO3 and FNV you can add Fallout 3 as a large expansion to Fallout New Vegas via modding. So nevertheless, If you manage to get the base game working or mod it into the Fallout New Vegas engine. It's always worth buying.

After finishing the campaign, I can easily say that this is the single most amazing, PERFECT RPG game i have ever played. The story, graphics, game play, combat, dialogue cut scenes, EVERYTHING is amazing. Such a massive open world (Sort of, divided into separate maps) and many side quests that are just as intimate as the main story, a lot of them actually being tied to the main quest, which for once in my gaming experience is a 10/10 story. I was first scared to approach this game because i had never read the books upon which they're based or played any of the previous games. Not to worry though, you will catch up quickly and there is absolutely no need to play any of the previous games to understand this one. There's still so much I can go back and do, including the DLC which I've heard is the length of a full game themselves. Minor complaints about bugs and optimization as this ran smoothly on my PC with few exceptions and bugs. At any price, this game is absolutely worth it.

I've gotta say, this is an amazing piece of software, and at such a cheap price as well. For any desktop customization freaks out there, you're probably heard of "Rainmeeter". A swell desktop customization software that allows you to add animated widgets where ever you please on your desktop. One problem for me though, Rainmeter took a lot of memory and disk usage from my computer, making it run slower. Whilst you will always have to sacrifice SOME performance to make an aesthetically pleasing animated desktop, Wallpaper engine really doesn't consume much of HDD or Memory (Depending on what settings you run). You have to give it to the creative steam workshop artists though, they are what makes this shine. So so sooo many beautiful wallpapers optimized for so many various monitor sizes, resolutions and setups. I even manages to find the perfect wallpaper designed specifically for my dual vertical stacked monitors. I have to say, I am extremely happy with this. It has been running in the background of my computer since.

As a fan of Dark Souls I & II and a HUGE fan of Bloodborne, i can say that i was happy with this release. Even in this micro-transaction plagued age of gaming, it is no surprise to me that From Software releases yet another quality game. If - like me - you are a fan of the Soulsborne series i will of course offer the same advice as everyone else is; Don't compare it to Dark Souls too much, it is a very different game but with a lot of similarities. PC controls this time around are actually fully supported (Thank GOD) and they're smooth and responsive. I have two main complaints with this game; my first is a minor one but i have slight trouble with the jumping. I've found myself more than i feel like i should have jumping away from a corner during combat and falling down a cliff. (Ig this is mostly the fault of my own game play though) however this brings me to my next complaint; the camera. The camera is probably more difficult to deal with then the bosses at times. Nowhere near big enough of an issue to ruin the experience however, just a little irritating. It has some replay ability but i'm not sure if it's that much. I definitely went back after beating the game and getting things i missed in my first play-through (Trust me, you'll miss a lot). Other than that, smooth combat, amazing and BEAUTIFUL graphics, greatly optimized, great story and fun bosses.

9/10 Brilliant game and company, buy it, support these devs.

Played it a bit. It's alright.

The one and only most interesting heisting game out there. So far, no other heisting/bank robbery games have come close to PD2's lvl. Only things i really don't like are the constant DLC expansion packs you have to pay for, and a couple technical issues. But that's about it.

9/10