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A definite step up from the original, and with nothing but fantastic upgrades in the mechanics and the story line. The Olympic Update just keeps making me look forward to whatever comes next!

Hell yeah, I'll recommend this game. Probably one of the best PvE out there that doesn't apologize for its mechanics and pander to the critics.

Solid TPS (Third-person shooter) with nearly-endless amounts of gameplay potential, and... https://youtu.be/8IwbehpgZM0?si=jf5eXWBMhyq-xln5&t=479

Screw Sony for forcing Steam players to link; condolences to Arrowhead for the flak that they'll receive; but, you know what? In the words of Liberty Prime, "communism (Sony) is a temporary setback on the road to freedom."

I ain't gonna let some corporate schmucks get the best of me. Stay strong, true Helldivers!

"An artful escape", indeed!
If you're an artist, or are striving to become one of any kind of caliber, this one is an experience that you do NOT want to miss.

A legitimately great game for any fan of the Harry Potter franchise. A bit of a grind in the beginning - story-wise and game play-wise - but an overall satisfying experience. Newcomers won't really feel left out, but it is recommended to have some kind of appreciation of the franchise, otherwise some of the elements in the game might get lost. Music is fantastically-made, and something that even John Williams can approve of.

Overall, a definite recommendation for anyone that wants to have a solid, single player experience, with the Harry Potter flair.

TLDR: Its a good game, only for those that are hardcore cyberpunks and love story-driven content. Lotsa bugs; lotsa glitches.

Review:

Con:
Right off the bat, it is a rough game with glitches and bugs enough to make me forget that they actually released this game as a complete product.

I can't count the many times I've had...literally, anything and everything in the game just outright glitch out of the map, spawn right on top of me, or somehow spawn me in the middle of some mines. Honestly, its just a hilarious trip, if not for the fact that all of that takes away from a really solid story of a game.

Pros:
The story is top notch. Its what a fan of CDPR can expect out of their content, but in a cyberpunk setting. Not only that but the world that they've built is probably one of the most beautiful and immersive I have ever encountered, in any media.

Its just a real shame that all of that is marred mainly due to the bugs, glitches, and even occasional crashes. Because of that, the game is really clunky, at best.

8.9/10

Pros:

- Great multiplayer, online combat; dynamic graphics, and the jutsus/abilities are woven well into unique player styles
- friendlier community
- fluid controls and mechanics, once you get it down
- a must have for any Naruto fan; or even anyone that wants to try out a different kind of online combat
- Cosmetics galore


Cons:

- small player base, which can be problematic when it comes to matchmaking
- grindy in the higher levels (minor detail)
- not really non-fan friendly (but, why would you buy the game for any other reason)
- missions can get repetitive, and sometimes drag on
- Cosmetics seem limited when you have to rely on RNG for a style that you like

It's everything I had hoped for and more! (TL;DR at the bottom)

Let me start by saying that it ain't perfect, at all. Its got some glitches here and there with the lifeforms, and especially with the Sentinels. One instance I was in a planet with some pretty aggressive Sentinels, and one just happened to come up to me and started shooting me up JUST as I was activating a beacon.
There is also the danger of it being repetitive in the sense that there's little variety in the activities that you can do. During my last gameplay (as of this review), I was just gathering resources to make sure I was well-stocked; then I was travelling to get from one end of the planet/system to the other just to check out what the markers were about. So, a lot of it has to do with the fact that there is not much to be done in the game right now.
Graphics-wise, it does tend to be a little demanding at times when its rendering, and even with a gaming laptop like mine (MSi GE-60) it still had to be calibrated to lower settings. Even then, it had a hard time of processing the randomly-generated surroundings.
The UI could use some work, too, as I felt like they were particularly annoying in showing me my current "quests", and began to tell me how to make make Warp Drive cells on one part, and then told me to investigate an abandoned building in another. It also felt a little cluttered with random markers popping up here and there, but that was mostly a problem when using the Ship scanner.

However, that's not to say that it discouraged me! This was a phenomenal game....that had inevitable flaws.
The repetitive feeling will be mainly due to the fact that whatever journey you'll take will send you through inevitably similar areas, with similar floras, faunas, and surroundings. But, that's what this game is all about: its a journey! You don't know what you'll come up to, or what you'll encounter. If you start feeling repetitive, then just find your way out of that system, and then head for another - that's all there is to it! This is the expected danger when it comes to playing sandbox games, and that it becomes repetitive. However, keeping up with the Devs at Hello Games in their own No Man's Sky forums would be an excellent way of showing your suggestions for the future!
As far as I know, they still have plans for this game...but, don't take my word for it!
For $59.99, its a very fair price, in the sense that you cannot get any other new games of this size any lower than that.

TL;DR: this is a beautiful game for those with the curiosity of an explorer, those die-hard sandbox players, and those that have come from either Starbound, Terarria, and even Minecraft. If you can get past the inevitable repetitiveness, and meager price, this is gonna be exactly what you're looking for.

Suggestions for the Devs: a nice crafting system to be able to build stuff outside of just the necessities and upgrades for your equipment would be nice.

All in all, 8/10. Good job, Hello Games.

Everything and ANYTHING can happen in this game. Whether you LAND a crop duster into the open hatch of a cargo plane, rob a county bank in a suit of military-grade, bulletproof armor, or the death of a loved GTA personality......this game is seriously just gonna blow blow your ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mind. And that's just the Story Mode!

In GTA Online, everything else happens. There were two degenerates riding together in a car, and were just trying to gun me down in their wonderfully expensive-looking car. I was a little faster than them in my motorbike, but they were gaining. So, I prepared a nice little present of a wonderful proximity mine along the road for them. They didn't know what hit them. They left me alone after that.

This brings me to something that's a bit of a stigma in the game. You will have to be utterly careful around this game's Online Mode, mainly because of the fact that when you give a gun/bomb/RPG/grenade launcher to a trigger-happy neanderthal, then multiply that by about a million or more, and then set them lose in an online sandbox game, you're gonna have a bad time. Passive Mode is Rockstar's answer for players that would rather not deal with said crowd, and there's no shame in it when you get to watch the carnage that other players do unto themselves. However, if you really want to try your luck against such people, then be wise on the players you're going to tackle. Obviously, higher-leveled people are gonna have better gear than you are, so don't be an overachiever.

Yet, there is one other depraving stigma in this game, and that is the hackers. Luckily, I've only come across only two hackers in the game, and one was easily managed with the help of Passive Mode, while the other...not so much. The latter was in a Deathmatch game, and was clearly using a cheat as he couldn't even be gunned down - in addition to him tossing an endless amount of grenades. Don't bother asking me about whether I took a snapshot or wrote down the player's name for Rockstar to look into it. The "arena" was an enclosed area and was nearly impossible to take anything down as he was spawn camping me and the other players.

I'm not gonna bother much with the content of Online Mode because most of it comprises you of just having to take on Jobs to earn money. Honestly, money comes easy in the game, if you work hard for it. Robbing stores are a fun way to start off to get your "honest pay's work", as they're pretty much always available and only entails you to run from the cops as far and as fast as you can. A good tip for earning money is jacking cars and selling them to Los Santos Customs - the right car could get you a pretty nice chunk of change. Heists are where its at, though, as they have the highest payout. But, they are HEAVILY reliant on teamwork, and moreso when you tackle on the Finale of the Heists. So, know your players, and make sure to be respectful of the Leaders, as they're the ones that'll be splitting the loot at the end of every Heist. And, to the Leaders, make sure to split it nice and even for everyone in your team. 20% is the most agreeable cut.

Story Mode is awesome, and Online Mode is manageable. But overall, this game is just a friggin' wizard experience.

Wonderfully done, even with its particularly simplistic design. But, I think its because of its simplistic design that it offers a lot more than you would think - and you can't even imagine how sinfully addicting this game is.

If you're looking for a stress-reliever, and/or you've got hours that you're more than happy to waste, then this is the game for you.

Well done, Silver Dollar Games.