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Was going to check this game out with my friends, until we realized that in order to JOIN, let alone create, a private game, we'd need to pay a $5 microtransaction fee unlisted on this page. The graphics are fine for what it's attempting to do, but the menus are fairly unintuitive.

you can pet a dog named Eclaire and she is the best, 10000/10

I was given a key for this by the devs but I've since bought a second copy on Switch, it's that good.

not particularly long, but fairly replayable. while it IS a step down from the RE2make (as the original 3 was to the original 2), it's still definitely worth picking up if you're a diehard RE fan.

better than the first plus you can actually watch dogs in this one, smdh ubisoft not putting it in the first one

While I love this game and have spent many hours on it on both PC and PS4, I can't in good conscience say anyone should get it given the devs' choice to stop working on it. The lawsuit prohibiting use of the license is one thing, but further development after the settling being stopped as well means we're left with a fairly shoddy game, good time with friends or no.

Food $200
Data $150
Rent $800
Wheel of Money $3,600
Utility $150
someone who is good at the economy please help me budget this. my family is dying

It's cool. It's no City of Heroes as far as sheer self-determination goes, and it's certainly got its flaws (read: all dat DLC), but I've had fun with it. I reinstall it every so often when I get that superheroing/supervillaining (is that even a word?) itch.

I honestly don't know what to write because I can't really think of how to describe this game without gesturing wildly toward it and grunting positively. For twenty dollars (at the time of this writing), it's a steal. It's better than anything Telltale's put out since the first season of The Walking Dead, for a lower price point.

It's like if the guy from Trauma Center was an idiot on shrooms.

Saints Row IV makes Saints Row The Third look like Saints Row.