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"Fire in the hole!"
What can I say, It's a classic.

+ Many cars from different era
+ Good physics overall (except on tarmac)
+ Decent tracks
+ Good graphics (subjectively)

- ALWAYS ONLINE requirement

Dirt Rally 2.0 brings Rallying simulation to a better level with improved physics, the cars now feel more planted to the road and weight transfer has more inertia to it. Graphics are also improved but to me, the 1st game still looks better and let me explain why.
The shading in the Dirt Rally 2.0 maybe be better but sometimes it looks to unnatural and "game-ish" (a taste thing) also there's some shimmering regarding draw distance, an unpleasant effect like semi transparent meshes and this shimmering affects the track also. I don't know how to get rid of it and at the same time not to tank performance to much. It really disappoints and affects immersion in a pretty harsh way because it looks cheap and out of place for a 2019 racing game (considering it have been patched and no more updates for it will be out) with 107 GB of space.
The track degradation and improved physics are really two key improvements over the 1st game and that's a great thing but I feel that Codies could've done it a bit better in some other areas like one mentioned and a better career mode played in OFFLINE mode!

It's a great package nonetheless, especially for 5 bucks (GOTY edition). Recommend it for every rally fan out there!

As a man who lives in a CIS country, i felt almost like I didn't had to adapt. Stealing, a little mystery here and there (as no one knows how some big amounts of money are getting vanished in short periods of time) and lots of misery in the outskirts. I recommend this game to anyone who likes to be a filthy Rob'n' hoods or just a gyp*y in the shadows.

I played a lot of Dirt 2, Dirt 3 and I tried this one too and... It's good.
I liked the fact that it offers two play modes
(Arcade and Sim) and that works for everybody. You can work your way through stages until you rich the finish line with some sweaty armpits and feel rewarded afterwards or you could just have some fun waving that tail and throwing those featherlike G's to left and right like it's nothing. The graphics are good (though I like Dirt Rally better even compared to Dirt Rally 2.0 with it's kitschy bloom effect), the sounds are also nice, career mode is decent. I'll say that this game is something like a 2 in 1. Play it like before or just add some challenge to it. It's your call!
PS. if you want a real challenge go with Dirt Rally or Dirt Rally 2.0 or maybe the latest WRC games, those are also great.

After buying this game, I refunded it after an hour because it felt to grindy and complex for me with all those stats and abilities, as I didn't play any RPG before. After trying a bit of Victor Vran, it felt to basic. Waited for a sale and bought Grim Dawn again. Gave it a 2nd chance and... Boy, I must say I have 0% Time Resist when playing it. The longer I played it, the more I enjoyed it. Atmosphere, quests, loot, multi classing and replayability are all there within one beautiful shrine!
No wonder many call it one of the best if not the best ARPG on the market for 8 years already. Now I'm waiting for another sale to grab all DLC's available and soon they will release even one more expansion.

Now, common, give it an axe or whatever cursed spell you have on your ex aether tongue and start cleaning Cairn!

Imagine a much more deadly pandemic when the virus kills lots of people worldwide and everyone who survives is struggling to live with the consequences and even then they kill eachother to survive. This game manages to show very well the post-apocalyptic picture of Russia. The story starts somewhat vague but as you progress further it keeps getting more focused. You will experience much sadness and depression from all the misery left by pandemic and people but also some sparks of hope here and there.
Keep in mind that if you want a more in depth story i strongly recommend to read notes and letters of people who didn't make it...
Also the game tells about human nature as it is and...was actually. It has strong morale lessons to be learned.
The audio and the picture (washed out colours and graphics) make the atmosphere spot on for game's setting. The puzzles are good though some of them are hard to solve because the game tells you almost nothing, where and how to search for the right items but hey. This game is primarily about exploration, so go and explore the heck out of it! Forgot to mention the camera! I love the idea of taking photos in the game with that vintage camera, every player gets to make his worst/best moments that marked him throughout the story. It really adds to the game's immersion. Finally, I expected it to be longer but for the price it is well worth it, especially as it has replayability (different endings)
I really liked the journey and recommend it to anyone who likes exploring, story, atmospheric and slow paced games. Good job Serghey Noskov. You wrote quite a story laid out on 35mm film! I own the other 2 games (The light remake and 7thsector) and waiting for another of your product. (Откладываю денюжку в носок) ;)

Milo and the Magpies. What a simple yet wonderful jorney this game offers, coupled with different and interesting puzzles, relaxing music (even Erik Satie) and of course its great hand drawn graphics that i find charming. It is a type of game that makes you feel cozy and heartwarming and thats what art is suppose to do. Thank you Johan Scherft and the whole team for this little masterpiece! Recommend it at full price though i grabbed it at a great discount (hence the magpie instinct) :D

Played this game back in 2010 on my friends PC and loved it. Played it recently and boy it gave me so much nostalgia. It has dated graphics and the handling model is not so accurate by today standarts but other than that it is still a fun game! Recommend it to anyone especially on a sale ;)
PS: before you'll hit somthing you gonna be hit by nostalgia.

"Screw" this game!

Stay away from peculiar paintings!