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An aesthetic and beautiful game in terms of gameplay and storyline, Bully: Scholarship Edition continues to represent its timeless legacy as remastered version, Scholarship Edition makes its way to PC. Although not the greatest ports, one has to repeatedly save their game everytime they complete a mission to avoid losing progress, it still pleases the player into a fictional world where the protagonist works his way up the social ladder and establishes respect across the groups.

R* created a game where players can experience the life of a high-schooler, while most of us can relive our fond high memories, however, Bully is unique in the sense it combines an open-world within a school environment as well as in the town of Bullworth. As you progress, you begin to unlock locations not explore, where main missions, side missions and collectables are teeming. The protagonist, Jimmy Hopkins competes against the social hierarchy established at Bullworth and tries to establish peace and respect for the hierarchy and himself, respectively.

It's definitely worth a buy, however, it's best to purchase this while it's on sale, as Bully is more than likely to be listed on sale every couple months, as one reviewer mentioned. That being said, if you don't mind crashing every 15 minutes or so, it's definitely a grab for the story and experience, but that also means you'll have to venture after every mission or so to save your progress and the constant crashing will be annoying to some, as it has been for me.

Sleeping Dogs is an open world-action game developed by United Front Games and Square Enix London. It is a single player game that focuses on Wei Shen, an undercover American-Hong Kong police officer placed on an assignment to infiltrate the Sun On Yee Triad. The game was originally announced to be part of the True Crime series, but was cancelled by Activision and the rights of the game were bought by Square Enix.

Opinion:
I was very much pumped and looking forward to playing this game, as the True Crime games were part of my childhood. I very much enjoyed playing True Crime: Streets of LA when I was younger and was looking forward to this game of similar quality. I must say, Sleeping Dogs is nothing like True Crime, although it incorporates SOME elements from True Crime, there's a sense of a more openly free and better gameplay than True Crime. You start off with missions guiding you through the game mechanics and the abilties of the player. Thus, finishing this, Wei is allowed to freely openly explore the world by taking side missions or completing the main ones. The gameplay is nicely excuted in this game. It has a certain feel playing as an law enforcer and playing also as a triad member at the same time. Elements like XP, parkouring ability, hacking abilities, fighting mechanics, side missions, melee unlocks still make the game interesting when you finish the game. The graphics aren't too great and I had my fair shares of bugs and glitches that occured when I was in gameplay, but neverless, they're are easily solvable (the ones I've encountered).

Pros:
+Detailed gameplay
+Side missions, face/xp, melee and various locks adds more gameplay in when you've finished the game
+Alot of gameplay, should be around 15-18hours of gameplay if you're dedicated
+Voice acting is great
+Soundtrack nicely accompanies the gameplay
+Easy gameplay, not hard
+Great DLC's from what I saw (haven't played it myself, but will get to it)

Cons:
-Bugs/glitches (there's one missions very close to end of the game called "The Election", and you have trouble with mashing the buttons to parkour, just lower graphic settings or change the parkour key to something else. Not the only glitch/bug)
-Boss fights are too easy (falls into the pros catergory)
-Not a wide range of weapons :L

Overall, I recommend this game, there's alot more to it when you finish, and of course with the DLC's, there's more gameplay. You should take advantage of the sale right now and purchase this game, 'cause it's amazingly fun and worth it's value.

The only thing in life where I got straight A's.

I play this game on a daily basis, it's great and fun and entertaining. It's hard to grasp the trading and crafting and other stuff when you're just a beginner at this, but the point of this game is pretty simple; just kill the enemy. There's different game types, Payload, Control Points, just to name a few. It's action-packed and and great fun with friends. I highly recommend it.