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I can tentatively recommend this game to anyone who may enjoy a difficult stealth-exploration based gameplay experience. There is also a good amount of speech and dialogue gameplay, where you are forced to make quick decisions in order to persuade, disarm, or trick other characters, and at major plot points, steer the story in certain directions. The writing ranges from passable to very good. Voice acting is done well, Jensen is true to his "I never asked for this" gruff tone and other main characters sound believable.
When compared to Deus Ex: Human Revolution, the previous game in the series, this game certainly improves on the core gameplay. Mechanics such as stealth, combat, cover, and all of your cybernetic abilities are improved to bring them to a modern standard, without dramatically changing anything so much as to change the spirit of the previous gameplay experience. Your cybernetic abilities are fun to mess around with, and allow for a wide variety of different character experiences, adding to replay value. Side missions range once again from just passable to very interesting. I can't recall any basic fetch quests or straightforward missions, most involve real interactions with characters which have consequences that feel important most of the time.
The story also holds up to the intrigue and solid writing that Human Revolution brought with its release. The story maintains a grip on you similar to the way Human Revolution did: the entire game unravels a mystery in which every answer you get seems to create even more interesting questions and implications. There are a few instances where the story feels a bit predictable, and one or two instances where plot threads or characters that seem important never end up blossoming into anything at all. However, I do think that overall the story is entertaining and memorable. Unfortunately the final cutscene, in my opinion, fails to adequately wrap up the game's events quite like Human Revolution did. I was left thinking that the ending was more like a bridge to a sequel than a true ending that could be left ambiguous as was the case in Human Revolution. I don't think the ending is bad enough to take away much from the overarching story.

Overall, I think this game is worth playing, especially for Deus Ex fans or fans of stealth gameplay or games heavy in dialogue. While the game suffers from an ending that feels neutered, a few strange inconsistencies, and also a few technical issues that are admittedly easily remedied, ultimately I think the good outweighs the bad, especially when you focus on the core gameplay and dialogue.

7/10

I strongly recommend this game as one of the most engaging and unique FPS games I've ever played. There are a lot of changes made from DOOM 2016, but all of them serve the player by bringing more in-depth combat, exploration, customization, progression, and story.
Each level is akin to a demon-slaying puzzle of sorts, unlocking the best routes and firepower usage as you go in order to succeed. Where in DOOM 2016 you are handed a gratuitous power fantasy on a silver platter, in DOOM Eternal you are expected to work hard for it, master each gameplay element and explore every inch of each level to get the fullest extent of fun from this game.
The soundtrack is absolutely brutal and at times quite atmospheric. It compliments the gameplay very well whether you're demon slaying or just exploring for collectibles.
The environments are highly detailed and ripe for exploration. They feel as grand and sprawling as the overarching story that you find yourself in as the main character.
The story and lore surrounding the game that was first introduced in the 2016 game is expanded upon greatly, and creates a rich and interesting backstory to get lost in.
The game makes a large amount of this lore building completely optional, placing most of this worldbuilding in optional, readable codex entries that can be found throughout each level. This doubles as a reward for exploration and also a way to build a rich backstory without forcing the player to watch a million cutscenes.
The game runs excellent even on older hardware and looks beautiful on every setting.
Overall I couldn't recommend this game more to anyone who is looking for a fast-paced and engaging FPS experience.

10/10, the pinnacle of modern FPS games.

This is hands down my favorite real time strategy game of all time. There's a learning curve as with most strategy games, and there can be a fair amount of micromanaging depending on how you like to play, although admittedly a lot of the micro can be automated.
The only con I really have is that this game has undergone multiple major overhauls of the core elements and several smaller overhauls of the metagame. If you were to drop this game for a year after doing a full singleplayer run (can last upwards of 60 hours), you may very well come back and have to re-learn more than a few things. Personally this isn't a con for me as it keeps things fresh, but some people won't like this constantly nebulous state of the game.

If you're a fan of sci-fi and real-time strategy, this game is the end-all-be-all. A healthy modding scene only cements this game's place at the top of the heap.

9/10

This game is a breath of fresh air into a series that was fully stagnated. At the center of this masterpiece lies the gameplay, a fast-paced literal slaughter that ramps up harder as you progress through the variety of levels. These levels are meticulously designed for perfect placement of pickups and enemies, while also encouraging a constant fluid movement through each level. The fluidity of this game is unmatched; player movement is second nature. The perfect pacing of this game balances an admittedly average story with exploration and the core action gameplay. All weapons feel well crafted to serve their own purpose, and are all well balanced. Theres a large variety of enemies, weapons, and powerups to keep things fresh, and theres tons of upgrades to drive your progress.

The multiplayer in its current state is basically Quake but with demon powerups. Its extremely fun. Snapmaps is also genius and has helped to build an awesome community.

Keep in mind while reading that this game was made by 1 person.

Excellently made environments, truly capture the atmosphere of half life games.
Decent voice acting. About as good as you can get for a mod made by some guy.
Excellent music.
The combine voices are completely redone and they are done VERY well. I'm very impressed.
Level design could use work. A lot of times I found myself saying "wait... that couldve been done differently..."
Gunplay is quite boring. The game starts off with lots of puzzles but as it progresses its just a corridoor shooter without any puzzles or interesting pieces.
The intro sequence is incredibly drawn out, and boring, albeit very visually impressive.

Get this game if you're a fan of half life, its definitely worth it. Not sure I can justify the 10 dollar price tag, but it definitely is more half life, and you can really tell that the creator put a huge amount of effort and love into it.

Best game to play while on drugs 10/10 would inject marijuana again

The changes implemented from Civ 5 arent interesting enough for me to justify playing this over Civ 5, especially in the base version of the game.

Cool to play if you can grab it on sale, but for fans of the series, just stick with Civ 5.

Absolutely beautiful game, and it really is fun, with loads of tweaking available to your car. Lots of little gripes but most issues (i.e. the completely broken FWD system) can be fixed through some fiddling with the controls and car tweaks. Wish there were more cars available, but the selection is pretty nice as is.

I waited for this game since the trailer in 2008. It's everything all of us hoped it would be and way, way more. There's a reason it took these guys over a decade longer than they promised to finish the game. It's because they kept raising the bar higher and higher. Somehow, after all was said and done, they still ended up outdoing themselves.

This game is a masterpiece. The perfect blend of remaster and remake. They extrapolate the original gameplay, story, and level design in intelligent directions. Everything is improved, but it's still clearly Half-Life. This game is on par with the quality we have come to expect from Valve themselves.

The original soundtrack by Joel Nielsen is nothing short of excellent. His work has come a long way since the inception of this game. The sound design in general is also great.

If you are a fan of Half-Life and this mod/remaster has somehow flown under your radar until now, this is the game you've been waiting for. If you're not a fan and you're wondering what's all the fuss about Half-Life, I'd honestly start with this game and then go play Half-Life 2. As far as I'm concerned, they've earned the title of the definitive Half-Life remaster.

literally one of the worst games I've ever played

controller support is trash, the game looks like trash from a graphics standpoint, and the depth of the racing goes about as deep as the need for speed game I have on my smartphone.

literally the worst, after 20 minutes of playing this (15 of which were spent trying to figure out the garbage controls) I requested a refund.