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Didn't like the game mechanics of the first Sniper Elite, or how keyboard intensive it was. Skipped over SE2 and SE3 because I wasn't sure about coming back to this franchise. But this one is amazing! Easy to remember controls and HUD elements. Ragdoll physics are pretty realistic. Ballistics are as close to real as I can remember doing what I did in the military. Just flat out fun.

WAS a fun game. But the storyline gets boring after about Episode (level) 35. I got to Episode 50, and the story was getting so retarded that only real life trailer trash would get it. That, plus, now they bombard you with "deal" popups. I had to uninstall it.

Great game but keeps crashing randomly. Sometimes when exiting options, sometimes in the middle of a match... It's not enough of an annoyance to uninstall and ask for a refund but it does need to get fixed.

Very confusing. Absolutely no tutorial. Not even basic item descriptions to give you a hint, only general math tooltips. I spent 10 minutes staring at the screen absolutely clueless about what I was supposed to do to get started. Then I started feeling drowsy...... Zzzzzzzzz.... What? Whoa! Huh! Where was I? Moving on to another game.....

LOL never played the game before but started with someone else's quite extensive game progress! Instead of starting with nothing, I had tons of money and all kinds of stuff. OK fine. So how do I reset the game? Oh wait, you can't. Doh!

Simply awesome. And it runs on Ultra settings on a 10 year old spec PC!

It's great for about a week. But it needs a bit of improvement to keep people interested. There seems to be a drastic jump in the amount of patience needed from the first few challenges, to the rest of them. I was able to complete most of the level 1-3 challenges in about 5-20 minutes each. Then it suddenly the level 4 challenges jump to a week or more. This made me lose interest quickly.

The levels need to be refined a bit to increase the time needed more smoothly. i.e. Challenge levels 1-3 should stay where they are at, or be increased only slightly more. Then 4-6 should be in between 12-48 hours. Then levels 7-8 at 2-5 days, and 9-10 at 5-10 days needed. That spread would keep people interested.

And yes I know it depends on which server upgrades you buy. But I've been trying several different server arrangements to no avail. I am not going to log into a clicker game every single day unless I see some progress.

At this point I'm wondering what all the hype was about. I too, thought that maybe this would be like GTA5 set in the 19th century.

But after doing Chapter 1 of the story
...taking a break for 2 months because I was getting bored,
...forgetting all the controls because I was gone too long,
...giving it another chance, and starting the story over thinking it would help me,
...getting thru Chapters 1 (again), 2 and part of 3,
.................I'm STILL bored AF.

So someone please tell me when it gets exciting. Because the story definitely is NOT.

So far I'm loving it. Amazing collection of games. Several options to play with such as changing backgrounds and card packs. (Weird round and square cards too!) One thing I did not expect was all the options to change your board layout for each game. (Not just for left/right-handed.) The play and the rules seem mostly accurate. And the animation options are pleasant without being too obnoxious and distracting. Very well done. Now if they can only add more games like Gin Rummy and Rummy 500.

Another amazing Mahjong game that you don't have to pay for up front, when you actually get to play Mahjong. But the rest of the game was confusing. I know it's supposed to be like a merge with an RPG. But the interface didn't really make it easy to figure out how to just start a Mahjong game, and skip the "build this, build that" stuff. Sure it's interesting to do on the side. But I think the developer lost focus on what the game is supposed to be primarily about.... Playing Mahjong. There should be an easier way to just play Mahjong, and mess with the RPG stuff later. But it takes a while clicking on everything to figure out where to actually start a game.