บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Maximilian Kolbe

The best part is that it has more content than Chivalry, a game made years after this.

+Great soundtrack
+Hundreds of hours of gameplay
+Good singleplayer GUI
+Fantastic community

-The graphics sometimes cause hemorrhage within eyes
-Server browser is 'meh', but the built-in filters make it a bit easier to use
-AI is set on easy by default, so it could be a while before a new player realizes he isn't playing on normal mode

An overall 8.5/10

Amazing game with a pile of DLC, which are all of varying degrees of quality. The game is worth full price, don't get me wrong, but anyone who likes to be able to afford food and electricity should probably buy it in a bundle or on sale. A cool thing is that you can try or get a "demo" of the DLC by joining a multiplayer lobby of somebody who has it, as the host of a game sort of lends his own expansions to everybody playing.

If you can only get a few DLC or just one, I would personally choose Art of War. Believe it or not, it expands war.

Literally every feature promised was not fulfilled by the developers, Code Hatch. They did the same with all their games since.

I cannot urge you enough, //do not// buy from this company.

I bought this to give a bad review for cutting up this great game.

I can now be El Presidente de Tropico

Tropico 5 is a great game, but hasn't improved much on its predecessor. I would buy it on sale or wait until the next entry in the series comes out later this year to just get that instead.

Relatively shallow as a city builder and it doesn't particularly excell in any area, but still a really fun game to play once in a while. Tropico 4 has more customization and micro-management options but is less polished, so choose between the two for what you prefer. The last game also has a fixed end-date, so the issue of the game becoming stale in the lategame doesn't matter as much there.

Skyrim is possibly one of the best, fun, and immersive open-world RPG's ever made. Bethesda has had to have spent so many hours giving us the greatest experience, and when you think you have come close to running out of quests, more quests explode out of nowhere, giving the player countless hours finishing and failing quests. The main storyline is so immersive, you egt to choose half of your actions. Sure, it's not as many choices as Mass Effect, but there are still a lot. You even get to choose your side in one of the largest civil wars in the history of mideval gaming.

For the day that somebody will ACTUALLY run out of things to do in-game, there is an incredibly massive mod workshop, and many unnofficial modding websites to find even more mods. There are also numerous DLC's, one giving a whole new storyline and another adding in the ability to build a homestead and raise children.

There is so much content to this game, I could go on for days reviewing this, so I'll just stop with this: Buy the game, or miss out on the best RPG ever created.

10/10