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A solid game from the folks at Telltale giving an enjoyable story-driven experience in the Borderlands universe. Following the two protagonists, you embark on a journey full of chaos, confusion, clarity and conscience on, around and far from the brutal but oh-so-interesting Pandora. Combining Telltales' signiture choice-fuelled system with the manic of the Hyperion food chain leaves little else to be desired. Fans of the Borderlands series + Telltales' "Wolf Among Us", "Walking Dead" or "Game of Thrones" will thoroughly enjoy this title.

Fantastic story, interesting character developments and the briliant ambience of the Bioshock franchise combined with solid gameplay mechanics and the skyhook brings this game to be one of the best of the Bioshock games. Play your way through some of the best graphical landscapes I've encountered to date.

A solid follow up/remaster of the fantastic original.
Personally I find this easier to learn than the original, nearly making it to mom in the first three tries.

Ever wanted to ride a T-Rex while wearing no clothes?
Killing a brontosaurus whilst riding a giant bird through the sky being followed by pteranodons and stupid little pigeon things?
Want the biggest turtle pet your parents never allowed you to own?

This is probably a game you'll be interested in.

Also there's sharks.

A suprisingly un-enjoyable expandalone to Saints Row 4. The superpowers are both more overpowered and less enjoyable to use than the SR4 counterparts. Flight being introduced very earlier in the game as a major transport mechanic relying on your stamina. However the missions are very unvaried and quite linear, short and really shouldn't be counted as a storyline, more so a forced interaction with the various side missions (also less interesting variants of their SR4 counterparts, save one where you fly around saving souls from being damned or rising to the heavens [makes little sense, but it is SR so that is a minor part].) Cutscenes are void of existance with replacements being offered in the form of a story board with narration. If this is what we are to expect from Deep Silver with the Saints Row franchise, expect to be dissappointed with no real progression, consistant repetition, little explanation and near zero of the classic SR humor found so commonly in SR2 and SR:TT. Overall Saints Row: Gat out of Hell was a money grabbing release, offering no real improvement to the base game. Save your money and spend it on a promising Early Access or Indie game.

A solid sequel to the borderlands original game.

Interesting gameplay. However, being one who is first-time to the Thief franchise I found it difficult to concentrate and complete the game, the gameplay is solid however it is very repetitive and often simple tasks are made difficult thanks to the mechanics and the strict linear path.

Thoroughly enjoyable, not without it's bugs and problems, such as texture pop-in and the less than often jagged mouse control. Runs well at maximum settings on my 3770k+16gb+GTX670 OC'd. Multiplayer is addictive and very enjoyable with the right people. I've found more fun out of carrying a friend on a BMX on my hydra as far as possible. However I have had repeated issues with singleplayer data glitching and progress being reset in order to allow the game to remember settings. If you're looking for an enjoyable experience in an open world both singleplayer and multiplayer and enjoy grinding for luxuries it would be well worth taking a look at GTA V.

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