A short, albeit fantastic coop experience. The environments are simple, yet beautiful. The mechanics are easy to understand and learn. You will surely enjoy this title.

The high peak of the franchise, MW1 is the most solid title in the series. However, this remaster cannot be regarded as the definitive version. Optimization is garbage, even on very powerful systems.

What was at first widely known as a buggy and incoherent mess, after a few years of patches and updates it is now a solid Assassin's Creed title with interesting characters and a strong narrative.

The first half hour of the game has you disable a flying warhead with your bare hands, solve world hunger OR cure cancer, punch someone in the nuts OR the face, and eat pancakes (or fail) in the 50s.

An excellent fighter with very convincing 1v1 swordplay. However, play this game long enough, and you'll arrive at the same question as everyone else: Do the developers even playtest their own game?

This third person shooter is great-- when it works. You can't co-op without attempting several of the community established workarounds. Sometimes none of these work, leaving you all alone... forever.

A polished closed-quarters first person shooter. This game excels at inducing violent mood swings. It will offer you either indescribable feelings of triumph and satisfaction-- or tilt you backwards.

As of 2017, it's still the best 240 megabyte experience you'll have on steam. There is no reason to not own this game.

Early game is a drag. At level 60+ this product shows its true colors. Few mmorpgs ever come close to Vindictus' polished real-time mechanics. There is no compare. By the way, the economy is garbage.