This was my introduction into the series. I loved it so much, I immediately bought FC3 and loved it just as much as this one. You're doing yourself a disservice by not playing these.

This spawned my recent obsession with survival/crafting/RPG games. It's not perfect, but I just couldn't stop playing. Just one more day. Just one more attempt. I take it back, it's perfect.

Believe the hype. I've said that I hate "Live-Die-Repeat" games like Dark Souls, and this is very much like that, but this was the exception for me. Enough carry-over gear to keep me invested.

I only recently started getting heavy into survival/crafting/RPG games and while I sunk a bit of time into this one, I'm not a fan. Too hard, too repetitive. Kept hoping something new would happen.

I don't even remember where I got this game, but my god was it entertaining and well-optimized. I have a top-end system and it's the only game I've ever gotten to run at 4K + all ultra + VSync

A game with PS2-era graphics about metal music doesn't sound all that appealing, but appealing is what it is. Couldn't put it down. Main character voiced by Jack Black and his humor is infused.

Still repetitive, still fetch-questy, still pay-to-win... but beautiful and at least diffferent enough to separate themselves a bit from previous installments (riding camels to pyramids? Yes, please)

I adored the first game in the series. While this one features several improvements, the entire experience is marred by the fact that progress is purposely hindered to make you spend real money.

So much hate surrounded this game at release that I passed on it. Eventually, public opinion seemed to sway a bit, so I picked it up. I fail to see why the reviews were so harsh. B+ game at least.

My GF walked in when I was playing this a couple weeks ago, with raised eyebrows. She asked why I was able to play a game about sweeping/mopping/cleaning for so long. I didn't have an answer.