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Um game que tinha tanto futuro, tanta expansão e novidades de novos horizontes ainda não explorados por nenhum game brasileiro.
Todavia, creio que a falta e o descaso que a produtora betagames teve, levou o game a pontos catastróficos e tristes, por mais que seja acesso antecipado, é incompreensível e incompatível com o valor cobrado, é basicamente um monotono injogavel, repleto de bugs, falhas de programação e falta de atenção.

A PRODUTORA ABANDONOU O GAME APÓS O HYPE.

Sabemos que o jogo foi muito cobiçado por muitos diante dos maiores youtubers recomendando o jogo, deu para fazer um bom pé de meia, e sumir do mapa, sem mais atualizações e novidades.

Não recomendo, a não ser que queira financiar um jogo que está abandonado.

Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is clearly a great example of a game made with extreme love, dedication and whim. The title besides being an innovation of the battle royale genre, in which it will not be necessary to use some violent tool to be able to win, it manages to show in fact how the indie games industry has great potential.

The game presents a fun gameplay in third person, which contains the objective of participating in several gymkhanas and competing against 59 other players, to qualify for the finals, where the victor of the match will receive the king's crown and many points. In Fall Guys there are several minigames, including some inspired by children's games, for example: races with obstacles, catch, memory game, soccer among others.

The mechanics of the game mainly involve using the commands to move, jump and to grab or hug your opponent. This serves as a form of strategy in order to gain momentum, push someone or even pick up an item that the other player is carrying.

Aesthetically the game has its own identity, with 3D animation graphics, pleasant scenarios, filled with bright colors and very well optimized. The characters have a jujube shape and have a huge variety of customizations, including: colorful skin paintings, exclusive items from other games (crossovers), animal clothes, food and others.

Unfortunately the title suffers from an evil similar to that of other online games, which are cheaters. Due to the fact that it is a game that is competitive, players who use programs to gain speed advantage over their opponents began to emerge, so an in-game tool should be implemented to report the suspect or open an official forum that is exclusively for this. Although this situation is extremely frustrating, the matches are fast and we can leave them at any time without losing points.

In view of this, Fall Guys embraces in its content a true work of art, which manages to be recommended for all audiences. In addition, the title allows the player to form a lobby with up to four friends, to create moments of fun, fury, laughter and fierce disputes.

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This game is really fun!
Now, this game isn't like Forza Horizon, it's more of a Need for Speed. It has heaps of variety when it comes to different breeds and styles. The planes and boats don't feel good and handle very well.

The graphics are pretty good when map size is taken into account, and the optimization is amazing! I didn't play on steam, but possibly it should be optimized too.

Driving is a little strange. In third person, there's no real sense of speed and it's hard to judge how fast you can approach a corner. Along with that, there isn't a 3D satnav kind of thing to show you where to go in the world. This makes some races in the hypercars extremely irritating, as if you miss a 200mph corner it's very difficult to turn around and continue quickly.

The AI ​​is weird. In front of you, it's super easy to overtake, but it's almost impossible to miss them when you're in front. They seem to wait for you to make a mistake before trying to win the race.

Now... the voice haha... That sure is funny. It's so bad, but that's what makes it funny. They say things no one would ever say and with such enthusiasm. It almost feels satirical. That's not a big problem for me. I played for cars and planes.

But overall, I loved the game. It's super fun and doesn't have a boring run.

If you've seen my other review on another game, you might know my cousin.

Once again, he was the one who recommended this game to me. Being the gamer that he is, he would constantly be leading all the heists and missions while I meekly followed behind trying to help.

The sheer variety and creativity in each individual heist is incredible. From your normal bank heists, to breaking and entering the White House; You will never be bored of this game.

Not only that, but pushing yourself and your friends to the limit is possible with so many difficulties.

There were moments where we were over an hour into the mission already, getting so difficult and tough to move forward, but we persevered (also because we put in so much time already), and always ending with a huge feeling of accomplishment.

And if you know me, you'd know I love the customisation functionality. I love the masks. I love them so much!

I've played all the other UNCHARTEDs on PS3 (and I recommend them all), but I've decided never to buy a console to play one or another game again, luckily this wonderful game came to PC, continuing (perhaps concluding?) a great franchise. This is a linear franchise, there is a bit of exploration in it (especially in this game), but in the end don't expect an open world game or hundreds of hours long, uncharted is like an action movie with a good plot and interesting characters, and that this game does very well.
The characters are still charismatic and interesting (especially for longtime fans) and the story is as interesting as the previous games, the combat gameplay is even better (quite fun and satisfying), the puzzles are hard enough not to be silly and easy enough not to be frustrating. obviously the graphics are much nicer, I liked the huge variety of weapons, and this game also has dozens of amazing action scenes.
I had some technical problems with graphics that resolved themselves, but the most annoying problem I found is that sometimes the character wouldn't run, he just walked slowly as he does at specific times, including in combat and escape/chase scenes, he was forced to close and open the game about 4 times because of this problem.
The DLC is also AWESOME (play after finishing the main game) and really lives up to the name of additional content, luckily it's part of the game here for us on PC.
I recommend it to every fan of cinematic adventures, essential for all fans of the franchise, the price is certainly a little high (I waited a discount), but the quality of the game is very high.

Dude, initially I downloaded the game because it hit me to play car games, because in my childhood I played NFS Carbon and etc., just like, I didn't remember how much fun it was, until then I just wanted to know to drive around the city destroying everything (lul), but here we go:

As I said, initially I just wanted to drive some carts and stuff and I was skipping the beginning of the story, however, when paying attention to the story, I realized that it is good, maybe because I don't play many games focused on a good story, but I really liked this one.

One thing that surprised me a lot was the graphics, as they are EXTREMELY beautiful in the ultra, but kk to my unhappiness, my PC can't run the game in ultra at 60 FPS, so I have to play it high, but even so it's incredible, mainly due to the fact that 80% of the game is raining, which brings a nice and beautiful climate, considering the reflections in the puddle.

The songs in this game are very good, worthy enough for you to beat all the cops, especially the song "Coisa boa", which is a national song, right guys.

Is the price worth it?
Honestly, no, I wouldn't pay 279 on that game, I'm not saying it's bad, just that I wouldn't pay that price on ANY game. I think I would pay a maximum of 80-100 on it, so I recommend that you subscribe to EA Play for 4 reais the first month and enjoy this beauty, in addition to other good games they have, such as "A way out".

This is the worst Far Cry game I've ever played. I genuinely hope whoever was behind this game got fired and is never allowed to make a game again. A terrible, dreadfully boring story, nowhere near as humorous as the previous Far Cry games, or even as good. You would think, a game about one mans exploits, the consequences of one mans actions, would be about him. You would think Joseph Seed, the person who caused this apocalypse in the first place, is the focus of the story, but he's not. Its some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ pair of idiot twins who somehow worked their way up to the top of the food chain. Joseph is practically a side story, you have like one or two quests with him, then the last scene involves him. The rest of the story? Following the other idiots, who somehow survived in this wasteland. The ONLY interesting characters, are Nick Rye's family, past that? Everyone else has the worst stories. Mickey and Lou? The ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ twins who somehow rule this pathetically small world? They are awful villains, their banter is actually annoying, and their boss fight is ridiculous. They have health bars that are beyond reasonable, even when you knock their stupid ♥♥♥♥♥♥ helmets off, you don't deal any more damage than you were before, even spamming headshots. The definition of bullet sponges, while they also deal maximum damage to you, even on the easiest difficulty. I had to actually take the game out of the hardest difficulty for this fight and it still took a half hour. There is absolutely no reason for the second to final fight making me spend the over a half hour, running around in circles, on fire, and being sniped, surrounded by dogs that constantly stun lock you, OH and the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ twins constantly stun lock you as well. The worst boss fight in any video game I've ever played. And their sappy ending? Their sudden sentimental behavior towards each other and the main character, even though they've been sadistic, murderous psychos the entire game? Was a horrible excuse to try making me feel bad for killing those pieces of ♥♥♥♥. The one following that? Even ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ worse. Tenfold. I mean its easy to avoid damage since its a melee boss, but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ it has to have double the health of both twins combined. Sure, maybe the story surrounding the final fight had me intrigued, because I only cared about about Joseph and his story. Joseph is not the final boss. Oh, remember when I said pathetically small map? This game should have been a DLC for Far Cry 5 with the size of the map. In 5, you had 4 massive segments of a giant map to explore. In this one? You have maybe a quarter of one of those segments. And yet, somehow, in the smallest map possible, it is still impossible to find quests. The majority of the hours I have on this game, were spent wandering around the same few places trying my hardest to find the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ missions this game provided. Oh yeah, the selling point? The ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ super powers you get? Are also pathetic. You get a double jump, a speed boost, something that makes you a tiny bit more stealthy, and like one other stupid, minor effect. I was hesitant to trust the bad reviews, but I wish I did, I wish I got the time wasted on this dumpster fire back, I wish I never spend a dollar on this game, but the past is in the past, and all I can do now, is warn other people not to even bother. The story is garbage, the missions are repetitive and downright stupid, the "powers" are pathetic, the game is a bore, the villains are terrible, and the map is practically microscopic compared to literally any other game. Please, do not waste a dime on this game. Even if its given to you for free, don't waste a second playing this garbage. The ONLY thing I can really praise, is the land you play on. Its beautiful, floral, and full of unique wildlife. That's it. That is the only part of this game I will sing praise to.

Shadow of The Tomb Raider made a game that appeals to fans of the new trilogy as well as older Lara Croft fans. Here we see a drastic reduction in shootings and moments of action, and a significant increase in main tombs, optional and even with dlc's, are even more tombs! When I played the game for the first time, it displeased me a little, so much so that I will be blaring. And now, rejecting it, I bought the game idea, made all the tombs, all the secondary ones, explored, collected all the artifacts and it was wonderful!

The story is deeper than in Rise, but not as striking as the 2013 reboot. We are faced with a cooler, more determined and more brutal Lara. But at the same time, she is a more human, vulnerable and error-prone Lara.

The graphic is stunning, the tombs are wonderful and the setting is jaw-dropping. I had the opportunity to play this time with RTX ON, and the first time I entered the Peruvian jungle was an incredible experience!

The gameplay remained very good, but with a catch: STEALTH. That was the big news for this game, where it was promised a gameplay more focused on stealth. But that is not what happened. They basically added several stealth gadgets and played on the Rise's gameplay. And when you try to act stealthily, you end up with blind spots because of the angle of view, the npcs are alerted from meters away even killing out of their field of vision, etc.

Shadow loses nothing to his predecessors, even though he presents a slightly different proposal. It is a mandatory title for those who like action and adventure games.

Death is a great teacher. Failure in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is, as it always has been for this series, the greatest way to learn where you should have gone, what you shouldn't have done, and how you could have done better. Counter-Strike players spend a lot of time learning -- consequently, they are always getting better.

Growth is an important factor in Global Offensive, especially if you're coming into Counter-Strike fresh or after a sabbatical. This is an extremely hardcore, skill-based first-person shooter, and it forces you to think differently than other modern shooters. If you’re a Call of Duty player, you’re going to need to change your play style to succeed here. Counter-Strike also tries developing into something new here as well, despite doing little to push itself beyond what it’s always done best. Global Offensive modifies old maps to keep veterans on their toes, and introduces official new modes that encourage different play styles for the first time in almost 15 years.

For the uninitiated, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is a small-scale, team-based first-person shooter with permanent death. When a counter-terrorist kills a terrorist planting explosives in a classic Defusal match, or a CT escort swallows a sniper round in Hostage Rescue, the victim is dead for good and doesn't respawn until the next round. As such, players on both sides must exercise skill and care. The bomb objective, meanwhile, gives everyone a purpose. Of course matches end when everyone on a team is dead, but a clever and coordinated terrorist team will give the CTs the slip, plant their bomb, and protect the bomb site. Between rounds, everyone spends earned cash on better gear and guns, and the cycle continues.

Pieces of the Counter-Strike formula are dated at this point, but the superb heart and soul of Global Offensive is timeless. Teams are small, guns are lethal, and rounds are short. There's an addictive just-one-more-round quality to it, because there's a constant desire to do better than last time, to earn a satisfying kill, or to win in a new way. Call of Duty and Battlefield vets will wonder why they can't sprint to escape enemy fire or look down the iron sights to improve aim; Counter-Strike players will feel like they walked into their redecorated home. Certain map redesigns will catch hardcore fans off guard, but the changes are for the best -- the underpass choke point in de_dust, for instance, has a new escape route.

Even in the face of genre evolution, Global Offensive doesn’t care to adapt. CSGO is so dedicated to Counter-Strike's aging ideals despite market and trend changes that it brute-forces its way to success. Part of what makes it such an engaging competitive game is that killing in Global Offensive requires a wholly different skill set than other shooters. Everyone is limited to what they have and can see, with little room for character modification or on-the-fly advantages. Running and gunning is a useless play style, even if you've bought a helmet and kevlar that round, to the point that someone standing still is more likely to score the kill. Walking, crouching, or standing are