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Despite its time, the game is great. Contains a series of missions that can be completed thousands of times. It will be a long time before it is 100% complete.

After 32 hours of game-play. I have 100% completed the game. The classic LEGO video game humor is present in this game, and it does follow the movie pretty closely. The story is very short and very repetitive. Despite the shortcomings, it's still fine, but it can't offer a lot of new gameplay mechanics. The end result is a total mess. Like, the final speech from the movie is cut down to one sentence and then the game abruptly ends and credits roll. Technically game runs so-so. In general, despite the terrible plot with a sudden mess of film cutscenes and some technical problems, the game is good.

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ClusterTruck is a simple game, and it manages to flawlessly pull off almost everything it does. The sporadically iffy controls make the last level is a total pain in bordering on the unfair, but with a one in 90 fail rate it just feels petty to even bring it up. With hectic play, visual flair and an easy to use level editor, I’ve never had this much fun being hit by a truck.

I completed this game 100% and it took me 64 hours. LEGO The Hobbit is primarily a LEGO game. It is no different from other titles. There are also some bugs in the game. I would get random crashes for a while. The physics on hills and edges get weird sometimes and prevent you from jumping, which can sometimes lead to the stuck thing. The end of the game cuts off at a really bad time. Game is still fun. As usual, adapts in a very funny way the most awesome stories of our times. And the voice acting clips taken from the movie are a nice touch to telling the story as well, as opposed to the silent approach of early LEGO games. Visually game is OK, very near style that we are used to, the controls are smooth and the music is pretty accurate to the movies. This was a pretty nice experience that I fully recommend you all to try!

Both multiplayer and singleplayer was an great expreience. I really enjoyed the snarky comments from GladOS and the funny story. But it would be fun if it where more of the story, or atleast for multiplayer

Portal is a very nice game. I enjoyed the humor of the story very much. You have to figure out how to shoot the portals to solve the puzzles. Its interesting and challenging which can be difficult sometimes. It´s lot of fun and I really recommend this game!

Blue Shift is insanely fun and the best Half-Life 1 expansion. I could even make the argument that it rivals the standard version of Half Life 1. Trust me, Blue Shift is a fun ride.

Half-Life: Opposing Force is an awesome expansion pack to the original Half-Life, but this time from the point of view of a Marine named Cpl. Adrian Shepard. The events in this game run parallel to the original so it's great to see how the other storylines unfold from a different perspective. There are a load of new weapons added and also a few new enemies to encounter. If you're itching for more Half-Life then this is a must play and is an awesome addition to Half-Life series.

Yet again Valve does not disappoint. I started the game and was not happy that I did not get to use the Gravity Gun as much as I did in HL2 and Episode One. But Towards the end, I was not disappointed. I loved how in this Episode there was no "Final Boss" but a whole event, which allowed me to use my brain more, as well as use time managment techniques. If you have not played this episode I highly recommend you to do so.