Recent reviews by marcoamf

I think this is one of the only games I have uninstalled before finishing in my life. Good graphics. Boring story, boring action (repetitive, always the same enemies, low resources), bad playability (at least on PC), confusing buttons, useless weapons. Could have been an excellent game, but no.

Completely different from the normal chapters of the game. No action, no zero gravity puzzles and all.
Just office redtape and politics. If you work in an office like I do, this game is just like more work at the end of your day.
Terrible.
Not to mention it's just like half and hour or 45 minutes of game.

There are some interesting things, but overall is quite boring and playability is not that nice.

Really nice playability and graphics, can keep you entertained for weeks. A little buggy with glitches in menu screens, eventual freeze and eventually everything goes dark and you just see some outlines of some items. Also, in some phases, it doesn't show the objective location on the map, so you have to guess. Or, sometimes you have to keep searching for items hidden in a huge map.
Apart from that, one of the best games I have played lately.

It's fun... if you're 13 and never had a girlfriend... and don't want one.
There's no story, just grinding 100% of the time. If you die you have to start over, no way to continue from where you stopped. Just not fun. Nice design, though. I bought cheap but still feel bad about spending my money on it.

Very entertaining for those who like this type of game. Can get a little frustrating sometimes, and the endings are too simple, they could have made some cool scenes about the consequences of each decision. But for the price I paid, definitely made me happy for a few days. I do recommend.

Quite immersive, interesting missions and Quiet, the sexiest buddy of all games!

Terrible. One of the worst games I've tried playing. Terrible playability, controls don't obey and make you sick of the stomach. Everything very unrealistic (slow enemies, always same movements, no agility with knife, etc). Hard to get enough ammo. Wen through a couple of phases and decided it's not worth the time playing. Not fun. Not cool. Had to post this since most reviews are showing "very positive"... impossible. Did I mention it's a terrible game?

Unfortunately it's just an OK game. Buy it in promotion, otherwise it's too expensive.
Beginning of the game you have pretty much a slingshot, initial gun is useless. Still takes time until you have some nicer weapons, but then new, tougher enemies appear.
I didn't have to play the same level 30 times again and again before passing a level since my first video game when I was 7. Makes you humble and although been playing FPSs for more than 30 years you give up on Ultra-violence and change to "Hurt Me Plenty" settings. Nothing changes, still very difficult (and not the fun way). Difficult because even the lowest of minions can kill you very easily, because there's just not enough ammo, because to get ammo you have to kill minions with the chainsaw and there's not enough gas, and then most of the time there are just tons of enemies everywhere - you have to keep running to avoid being killed, while looking for ammo, health or easy-to-kill minions. Initially looks like a crazy action fight-or-flight game, but misses the "I'm powerful" feeling (like Devil May Cry) or "I'm smart" (like many other games). It just gets boring and repetitive... and quite tense. I often notice (after I die, usually), that I wasn't breathing for the last 3 minutes or so.
For those who play the DOOM franchise since the beginning will notice it's not as fun as the other (old) ones.
- story not compelling
- never enough ammo or health
- powers and bombs take too long to recharge
- quite tense, the bad way. repetitive
- graphics are good but characters still look dumb (cartoon-like)
- map screen is quite ugly and hard to view
- hard to understand what to do next or how to get to some points
Game creators could have easily made it a much better game.

A must play. Go for it. Get Far Cry 4, too.