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Honestly i wasn't filled with much confidence with it being a Marvel game and all, but it's actually pretty good! Definitely worth giving a shot.

One of if not the best space exploration game out there, with one hell of a comeback story to go with it. Absolutely worth your time.

Still one of, if not the best, sandbox games available. There are so many tools and gadgets available to the player, and so many ways to approach things like outposts and towns in need of demolishing liberating. The destruction is not to the level of something like Red Faction: Guerrilla, but it's satisfying and prevalent enough to never feel like it's lacking, especially once you get your hands on something like a bomber jet or tank and make your way to one of the many bridges in the game. Definitely worth picking up if you're looking for a sandbox game that isn't afraid to let you do what you want to do.

Not much to say, honestly. It's a survivor type game with deep rock paint on it. It does do some interesting things, such as destructible environments and abilities i haven't seen other games of this style try before, but imo it's not enough to really separate it from others in the genre (which isn't necessarily a bad thing, mind you, it's just not particularly interesting).
Worth picking up if you like deep rock and these kinds of games, not so much if you're looking for something that does something fundamentally different from the others.

genuinely one of the best pirate games out there. the only major downside is that the game rips you out of the fun pirate stuff to remind you it's an assassin's creed game and makes you wander an office building for L O R E you may or may not actually care about, especially if you haven't played the previous games in the series. Also, a few things can be a little bit dated (not BAD, per se, but they show the game's age a bit), like the Arkham Asylum style fighting and the hunting system that for some reason completely ignores the various birds that appear. That said, it still holds up incredibly well and works surprisingly nicely on modern systems. definitely worth a buy if you need to scratch that pirate game itch but games like Skull & Bones or Sea of Thieves aren't doing it for you.

Played a few levels, but then began to consistently CTD with no solution online working for me. A shame too, because I was having fun with what time I was able to play before the crashes began. If you have an older system/emulator (i would say Windows 7 or older), maybe it will play nicer with you than it did for me; give it a shot. If not, try the third game. it's not as good, but it'll, y'know... actually be playable.

100% worth it. lots of fun to cut through enemies and everything has a lot of weight behind it, like it should. definitely lives up to the original and is easily one of the best things to come out of Warhammer when it comes to games.

Really short game with a nice story that i enjoyed. the game itself is very simple but presented some challenge to me, some levels overwhelming me a little but still being enjoyable. the conversations with the rabbit-like character were nice and kept me engaged between changes in gameplay. Definitely worth the price imo, would've paid for it had I of known.

Neat little game that has it's roots in flash player and seems to have improved since then, now made available on steam. worth a try if you enjoy "pure" sandbox games like this ("pure" as in, no limits, no objectives, no unlocks. think of something like Universe Sandbox or People Playground), or just want to relive some flash game memories.

Surprisingly fun, and was really cheap when i picked it up. Wouldn't buy it for full price, though. Wait for sale.