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I'm not a card-game type guy, but the atmosphere and mystery this game provides had me gushing about it for ages. Absolute Banger. Act 1 is the best, but 2 and 3 are pretty good too. Expect to fail. Expect to die. Its your only path forward.

The platforming and puzzles can be a tad frustrating at times, but honestly all of the gameplay takes a backseat to the visuals. Beautiful watercolors and landscapes. This game is a masterpiece of art, atmosphere, and music. Highly recommend.

I am the best Bug-Porn Salesman in the history of Bug-Mars, and NO ONE can tell me otherwise.

This game is hectic. IMO best played with a friend, but make sure they have patience, because one of you will inevitably spend 4 mins trying to figure out the perfect plan while the other badgers them about hurrying the ♥♥♥♥ up and getting on with the mission.

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ITS ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ TRUCKING TIME

EA saw the success of Burnout: Paradise and essentially told Criterion, "Make it again, but this time you only have 12 months, and we're not gonna let you add any of the fun crazy ♥♥♥♥ you added last time."

From Billboards, Gate Smashes, Takedowns, Easy Drive and more, this game really feels like a cheap knock off of Burnout's success. I'd consider it a sequel except they removed all the fun things that made Burnout so damn good. The character and chaos that game had is entirely missing, which means if NFS Most Wanted was meant to be a clone, they really missed the mark. This game was made 4 years after Burnout: Paradise, and severely lacks the charm that title had.

There are better NFS games, and Burnout exists and is still amazing 14 years later. Not Criterion's best work.

Do you love team games? Do you just love it when co-ordination and communication lead to victory?

Well then expect to frequently be f*cked by stupid teammates, silent squads (or overly talkative squads) and seemingly perfect enemy tactics. Overall, 9/10 this game is really fun when you can make things work. It's (mostly) not that the game is broken, its the players. One thing tho, Screw Fallujah, and screw the MEA.

A pretty cool program worth the price. There's a lot of cool content made for it, although about 60% is weeb ♥♥♥♥...

Don't be fooled. This is no destruction game. Its a heist game with a destruction side note. AND ITS FANTASTIC. Spending 50mins to prep a speedrun through a level is so utterly satisfying when you do it.

The game is beautiful too, and as a good friend of mine said, "Graphics mean nothing to immersion without good lighting."

I'm writing a "second" review now that I've played 35 *more* hours of the game. My thesis is the same. Due Process is a buggy gem, but that is sure to be resolved in time. Before I said hit-reg is bad and guns are hard to use, turns out I'm just really bad. After some more practice, I am getting very satisfying triple kills and quad kills, (Still haven't Aced, RIP)

This game is sure to change in the coming weeks and months as GEC refines their product into the amazing thing it can be. It is incredibly satisfying and fun to play, even in its current state. I highly recommend bringing friends or making friends quickly as Solo queuing is it's own form of hell. All in all, 10/10 - I've had SO much fun in this game and can't wait to see where it goes.

OLD REVIEW BELOW

This game is a buggy gem.

It is not very polished at all, hitreg can be iffy, guns are hard to use at first, balance is a little off...
But if you can get past the little stuff that's bound to improve, damn this game is fun. And the art style is fantastic. I hope they perfect their current idea and innovate even more.

Great job, GEC. Keep up the amazing work.