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Recommended November 18, 2015
Transistor's gameplay requires a second playthrough to start actually getting interesting, and its plot is like if a goth kid wrote Wreck-It Ralph.
Recommended November 18, 2015
MGSV's sheer tedium from its staggering amount of filler to cover its lack of... well, anything, means its central gameplay loop tires out REAL fast.
Recommended November 18, 2015
Fallout: New Vegas is janky, but that lets you exploit a fascinating setting with great characters in hilarious ways. One of the best games ever made.
Recommended November 18, 2015
Fallout 4 has almost nothing to do with the previous games gameplay or writing wise, but remains a fun enough FPSRPG on its own rights.
Recommended November 18, 2015
In Batman: Arkham Knight, Rocksteady's masterful game design reaches its peak... on consoles. The PC port is one of the worst ever.
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Recommended April 12, 2015
HM2 is so disappointing it'll rectroactively ruin the first game for you. It's great if you wanted HM to become the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I guess.
Recommended January 26, 2015
It's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Grim Fandango, are you serious? One of maybe three games that I wouldn't be embarrassed to show to my parents. Pick it up immediately.
Recommended December 11, 2014
Worse in every way, including gameplay. Just get DMC4. Read the full review before you become that douche who accuses me of being "mad about hair."
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Recommended November 30, 2014
Please play this game! It's a 2D-ized version of technical action games like Devil May Cry and Metal Gear Rising, with pinball-esque combat.
Recommended November 28, 2014
Despite several patches, AO is still a shallow experience with worse gameplay, worse writing, a worse open world, and oodles of bugs and glitches.
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