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Despite it being a subscription based videogame and its subscriptions being expensive, as are its additional purchasable content, it's the best racing simulator that's accessible to the general public.
It's not for any reason that some professional racing drivers choose this game to practice their driving.

A report system that actually works, laser scanned tracks, almost real life physics and overall a very organized product with weekly maintenance.

An absolute treat for the sim racing enthusiasts and purists

Pretty good

I've seen so many negative reviews about the game and, after beating it (Normal difficulty), I still don't get it.
No game-breaking bugs or anything similar, just good game.
Although, I have to point out that the voiceovers, at times, felt out of the place - for example, you're being stealthy in the middle of a mission, close to a horde, and, sometimes, Deacon (main character) starts yelling something. That's the only problem that I really had with the game.
If you're into zombies, go ahead and get it. You won't regret it.
Also, zombies are the main point of the game, but there's also much more to it.

Btw, played it on a RTX 2070; i7 8700, 8GB DDR4 RAM; installed on a SDD - the performance was great. Got around 80-100 FPS with everything maxed out besides draw distance (set at Medium).

[Skater XL - 0.2.0.0B]
The closest that you're going to get to an EA Skate video game on PC (at least officially).

Before I start talking about the controls, I need to remind you that THIS GAME IS ONLY PLAYABLE WITH A CONTROLLER. The controls seem complicated at first, but you'll get used to it quite easily. Depending on the stance you're playing, the sticks control the skater's feet.
For example, if you're skating Regular, the Left Stick controls the front foot and the Right Stick controls the back foot (the opposite if you're skating Goofy).

The Ollies seem a little too high, but that doesn't affect the gameplay at all.
The Grinds work in a similar way as they work in the EA Skate games.
As of now (0.2.0.0B), you only have a few Grab tricks, but it is possible to do Grab tricks.
You can also Manual/Nose Manual.
Powerslides and Reverts are also possible (added in this version).
The animations are really well done, satisfying and incredibly smooth, although the ragdoll physics aren't that good.

The game is still in Beta, so there's still plenty of stuff to be done.

There's no objective in this game, just skate. There's no HUD in-game, and only 2 levels, but the modding community is the star of this game. Thanks the SXL Modding community, the game has been more things to offer. If you join SXL Modding Discord server, you can find tons of custom content for you to install in to your game: custom maps (custom-made and real-life places/spots/skateparks/etc), custom clothing skins, custom skateboards and much more.

Personally, I enjoy just listening to music while playing this. I'd strongly recommend you to buy it.

[This was played on a i7 8700 / RTX 2070 / 16GB RAM / Installed on a HDD]

Great game with really outstanding graphics.
The online multiplayer could use some more work though, and it's shame that most lobbies have, at least, 1 toxic player/driver.

Pretty good

[PLAYED THIS GAME DURING A FREE WEEKEND PROMO]
Despite the downgraded graphics (♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Ubisoft), Tom Clancy's The Division still is a enjoyable game. As someone that played the BETA version, I can say that Ubisoft really went the right direction with this game. I remember the BETA being utterly boring and poor optimized, but many updates later, they (kinda) nailed it. I played 6h during the free weekend and I enjoyed every minute of it. I really loved how well this game combined some RPG aspects, with survival and TPS (Third-Person Shooter). It just felt right.
There's many missions in the game, including Story missions, Side missions and "Encounters" ("Encounters" are smaller scale missions that provide supplies for your Base of Operations).

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to play co-op since I didn't had any friends available, but I still enjoyed playing it solo, which is another positive thing. You DON'T NEED another person to be able to play this, you can just do all the missions by yourself. Co-op is optional.

But, let's be honest here, €50/$60 it's way too much for this game. I'd recommend searching online for a Uplay CD key, since you can find it for $20... or just wait for a sale on Steam.

I really I like this. It's fun, the gamemodes are simple and it's really easy to learn.
The graphics are not bad, but the gameplay is what makes this game good.

You know this game was a success if you see memes about it.

[UPDATED REVIEW TO CS2]

Pretty much the same as CSGO but with:
- slightly prettier graphics,
- no cl_righthand;
- no cl_bob;
- no community server browser in-game, nor community servers (at least at the time of this review);
- missing maps and gamemodes from CSGO;
- more demanding (higher "low spec" hardware required);
- and a hitreg system that on paper seems and sounds better, but it's 10x worse than CSGO's when playing.

But hey, CS is now free for everyone, so I wouldn't complain.

However, the players who bought CSGO back in 2012 have gotten nothing from this CSGO -> CS2 transition. So yeah.