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I have played the original edition before this one, but this is just right up my alley. The fight animations are so good, you don't even need weapons to get through this game at all.

The world in RDR 2 is just so big to be just doing story missions and stuff. Exploring the entire wilderness alone brings out many secrets and could really give you hours of quality game time. There is so much to explore, and almost nothing repeats often!

What I like most about the game is that there is SO MUCH TO DO in the world! You wouldn't run out of quests to take and you can choose not to go through campaign missions at once! You can spend an entire day hunting or replenishing your syringes, or doing side quests.

Definitely my closest experience to a realistic motorsports simulation, yet to me (who doesn't have a complete rig and only drives with a gamepad) the controls were somehow beginner friendly. The career mode is a bit slow, but it was nice overall!

The experience so far is fantastic. The combos might be a little too hard to accomplish at some point, but it really does take some skill to assemble the Pressens efficiently. The game is generally action packed!

Best GTA so far. Lots of room to explore way after finishing the game.

Been dying to play this game for so long, and only this year did I have the chance to buy it with my own hard-earned money.

Still the gold standard in open world games, GTA continues to improve itself (especially evident with the most recent GTA V). More and more interactions are being added, more and more side activities, and increasingly shiny cars, too.

I love how Rockstar tries its best to put a premium on realism on basically everything, including street traffic and AI.

One thing I notice though is that since LC is modeled after New York City, there should be as many people in LC's streets as well. However, I do understand that the tech from that time might still be too limited for such a demand. :D

Really awesome game. Basically almost the same as the old Company of Heroes, but some graphics improvements can be seen.

I love that so many campaigns can be played, although I think the makers did find a way to monetize on these campaigns by selling them separately.

I also think the game has become too multiplayer-oriented, though, Just like what happened to SOCOM on the PSP. This is evident by the far fewer campaigns for single player, as well as having more perks for playing multiplayer. However as for the gameplay anf strategy, everything remains the same and its good that it does so.

Probably the best city builder of the modern times (of course SimCity 4 is still on the hall of fame but this one's for the new generation).

It's a very flexible, dynamic, and easy to learn city builder. The UI/UX is very intuitive and there's no need for guides or something when it comes to building. There are still some flaws but we can see how hard CO is working to improve them.

The mods are also so good! They contribute to the game's flexibility and allow any player to play how they want to play.

Good game!