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As long as you're online when you open the game you should have no issue playing it these days. I don't really WANT to play online, but hey - I can still play even now.

When I was young I had a visualization of 'riding your music' called the Music's Lifeline. I drew it out, based on songs I was listening to. This game does look and feel so much like it (not entirely) that it always brings a smile to my face even on just a little ride.

I adore this kind of game immensely. I play a lot of flash and formerly-flash games that are similar, this one has the polish and smooth play that some of those can't.

Very simple game, yes yes it's a time waster, and?

I wanna waste some time, have pretty colors and cute faces, and still be challenged just enough to be entertained for half an hour at a time, this is certainly going to get played a lot.

If you like cats, exploring, whimsical visuals, and chill risk-free fun, this is definitely a great game. I'm hoping for expansions or additions to it, it's reasonably easy to 100%, but there's room for added areas, hats/collectables, and other such customization to make it more replayable than it is.

Highly recommend just enjoying the game for what it is, rather than what you 'expect' - it's not Stray, it's not Souls... it's fun and sweet! Great for all ages, too!

What a fun, stupidly addicting game. It checks my buttons for so many reasons. If you like being very slightly frustrated at times, and having plenty of repetition, which I do, along with cute pixels and fun music... here it is!

There was a time I really enjoyed this and other Deep Silver games in this universe.

But now that Epic is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ over Saints Row, this one is clearly dead to me as well.

Don't buy this game. Nor any other that requires the addition of the spyware known as epic online services.

This game is so chill and super cute. I hope that it will gain more textures or items for placement but right now it's still well worth the price, and fun for any age.

I truly enjoy Far Cry games. I know what to expect out of one, and it delivered in spades. The setting was gorgeous, I mean absolutely freaking beautiful. And full - unlike the dlc which was abysmal, every corner of the very, very large map was just... Something to behold. The expected game play, of "find a place, liberate it, do sidequests", worked very well and I actually wanted a little more of it. I do wish that the game wouldn't outright interrupt you with an obligatory cutscene for story purposes, but hey, the story was VERY well researched. It included a lot of things based on real cult activities and very real psychological techniques, which shows me the writing staff did everything they could to hit where it counts intellectually. Memorable characters? meh - only four or five were necessary in the slightest, and the fact that I wanted to actively plan how exactly my character was going to murder four of them is significant. I outright hated the Seeds, and that's exactly as it should be. I had to decompress after finishing the game, and sadly went on to play the terrible dlc. Don't buy that crap. just play the main game and move on to New Dawn.

I've often likened Far Cry and Just Cause as flip sides of the same exact game. Only Far cry is the Adult Swim version to Just Cause's Nicktoons. Both liberally sprinkled with real world issues and politics (GASP) but also meshed very well with humor both dark and absurd, and exceptionally fun running around and killin stuff.

What I'd remove: obligatory anything. Including the gawd damned Aerial Plane Fight - which ... just should never, under any circumstance, be vital to a game that is not about flying planes. And that's it. In basically every other way I would keep this game exactly as it is.

Wonderful stealth play, equally fun in your face run and gun. Varied ground vehicle combat and the subsequent hilarity of getting a quad stuck on a log unable to move it... I ran most of my way around the entire place, and enjoyed every moment I did. This is how you make a Far Cry game. I dearly wish that Ubisoft Shanghai had never, ever been tapped for that terrible dlc that i made the mistake of paying even deep sale price for. this one's worth it though.

Like the Mars dlc, this should have been included for free at most, or just linked to something like, the Nexus mods site - because this is a boring, inadequately amateur mod and definitely not a studio-worthy game. This one took one game mechanic - stealth - and played through the entire tiny map (admittedly pretty in parts, but woefully unpopulated and not at all entertaining) with that in mind, until the massive and out of place battle at the end. The ENTIRE end of the game, I was like why are we hanging out? Why am I suddenly using a gun I've literally never seen before in a helicopter when we should be leaving beautiful this area? Just to kill some brown people on the way out? That's even less politically correct than typical for a Far Cry game. So, don't buy this unless you really just want to take some pretty screenshots. The jungle scenery is mostly good, but some amount of floating rocks, bad geo, and textures that occasionally just aren't at all quality will definitely get in your way...

Looks like Ubi Shanghai saw some Borderlands trailers and thought they understood game development. Very disappointing dlc, I'm not even a third through it and have yet to be interested or invested. I like Far Cry, I love Borderlands. This is a mod - along with the others done by this 'studio' - and little else. In fact it's not even a very well done one. Between this and the vietnam one it makes me wonder why on earth we have to PAY for these? They're shameful crap, marginally produced, with apparently a check list of things that should be included, but none of it fun. Cursory inclusion of things from the game? sure. It has some fun mechanics, but they're wildly inconsistent. Kept getting interrupted by 'tutorial' style splash screens that had ZERO bearing on the current moment? And then ZERO instruction about things that were never covered or part of the story / game play.
I'm only glad I picked these up on the cheap, but even then: don't bother. This is junk and should have been included free if they wanted to plug their Shanghai studio.

Having put 100+ hours into this monstrosity I have to say, absolutely don't buy this game unless you're ready for a buggy, overburdened mess. While I WANT to finish it, it's got a game breaking BUG - it's not a feature, people, if it is preventing users from actually finishing the game - with a major story line, and without being able to fix this issue, I tableflipped and have given up on this. With fights that were clearly never playtested, buggy and slow dialog, I understand that it's a 'faithful' rendition of Pathfinder's system... And why I don't play Pathfinder. It's pretty, but has such glaring issues that I have finally decided to uninstall it and play something more fun for my time.