New IP, Same Creation Engine. Space combat is fire, handcrafted content is good and keeps you buys, limited choices compared to New Vegas, buy gamepass to try it out. I like it, it's far from perfect.

Update 2.0 makes the game feel about 95% of what they really promised for 2020. It is still a great story with a sick Keanu cameo. The DLC is worth it, but the new main game ending is not.

Max is very angry, and he rips through everyone he pleases to upgrade the car to his liking. The combat is simple, but the car combat and customization is what makes this gem stand out.

The world of San Francisco in the near future is great to hack in and explore. While Ubisoft's writing is sometimes annoying or distracting, it doesn't take away from the different sandbox experience.

The game has no official multiplayer, but mods fix that. The physics are a wonder and can be so fun to mess around with on the different maps. As a driving game it is pretty good.

Multiple playthroughs later, I find myself able to find something new. The world is huge and every corner of the map hides something to become invested in. Skyrim is a classic and still relevant.

The world is so unique and the artstyle is too. This is unlike any other game I have played recently and while stoned I heavily recommend. However, it does have a short story and iffy voice acting.

Tactics and luck come together for a competitive first person shooter that is still very much alive 4 years in. While it seems everyone knows about this game, there is always more to discover.

This game has so much potential. The combat and movement is similar to battlefield, but even more fluid. Plus, customization is exactly what one would want, just needs more players.

At the time, this game was different with simple controls and a decent plot. It started the polarizing AC franchise and is worth it for nostalgia if you played it when you were younger.