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Easily the best WW2 and beyond tank/plane (& more) simulator out there. There's a lot of fun time to be had going against different armaments and armor in each respective tier, encouraging you to learn potential strengths and weaknesses in commonly seen vehicles.
War Thunder is the kind of game that would be a lot of fun with friends. Unfortunately you can't play with friends who haven't played this game before since they would need tens, if not hundreds of hours of grinding to get into a fair fight with equally strong vehicles in a lobby with you.

Long story short: Could and should be one of the best games of all time, forced grind ruins it all as it takes away all accessibility from friends.

Fun to play while watching something or listening to a podcast

While I personally was very happy to see Kyle Rittenhouse walk free, I can't exactly recommend this game.
Fairly ugly textures and insanely repetitive gameplay (which includes absolutely awful mechanics.)
Hardly any of the limited weapons you get are actually useful, switching between them is awful as there are multiple weapons on each button and cycling them takes ages (seemingly longer than just reloading.)
While this may be somewhat enjoyable for a while, it is in no way, shape or form worth 8€.

Fixed most of the problems that RE7 had and provided another good story with consistently great gameplay.

Fun for an hour or two, then it starts to get repetitive. The combat isn't exactly challenging, requiring you to simply mash M1 with some dodges thrown in between, and gets insanely boring over time.
The missions simply consist of "Go there", "kill that" or "eat that."
Even though the evolutions provide some variety, they don't offer any great active abilities, simply making you mash the same buttons with different passives.
While most "Feed and Grow"/"Evolution" fans like myself would be willing to accept mediocre gameplay or worse in exchange for a big map with some enemy variety and decent graphics in this beloved niche genre, the devs made an apparently conscious choice to rob us of our favourite gameplay aspect: Limitless growth. There is a pretty low level cap, which increases throughout the story (and DLC), but it will always stop you from becoming significantly bigger than the enemies in the area.
All in all the game provided me with 12.5 hrs of gameplay (which included boring 100% grinding in both base game and DLC) and I can confidently say that I will never touch it again.
The best part was having Jerry as a narrator.
Do not buy at full price.

This DLC adds a small new map, time trials, some more of the same old missions, a few more human hunters and a couple of new bosses/boss varieties including a final boss.
100%ing all of the above takes less than four hours of repetitive gameplay and most certainly is not worth 15€.
If you really liked the base game get this DLC on sale, half price is still pretty expensive for what it is.
If you weren't a fan of the base game don't even think about buying this DLC, it's just more of the same.

There is literally no reason to play this game over the original Most Wanted other than hardcore nostalgia. The driving, upgrade and tuning mechanics are far worse despite being released 2 years later, it feels and looks like something I'd have thrown 50c into once and never touched it again at the arcade 11 years ago. While the graphics per se aren't bad for their time, they're not very detailed and feel just as empty as the map. And to top it all of you can't even play it in 4k!

It's UNO, what could possibly be wrong here, right?
Well, leave it to Ubi to f- everything up. Someone disconnects with a perfect connection almost every round or the game freezes for some players. This happens so often it's almost impossible to finish two consecutive games.
Clearly shows how Ubisoft spends its quality assurance budget on marketing.

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