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It might not have the tight and refined combat system of Darksiders 1, and makes you spend a lot of time micromanaging equipment, this is still a really good game.

You are Death, one of the four horsemen, and you have to face your own sins in this game in order to save humanity. In this game, you aren't limited to one world either, but you explore four different, and extremely varied worlds. You get so explore way more of the Darksiders Universe, and see just what it has to offer.

Although there might be some issues with crashing, changing the game version to the lates Beta should eliminate the worst issues, and give you a smoother experience.

Even if The Guardian is not a part of this soundtrack, it's an amazing soundtrack and even alone it's worth the price. An amazing soundtrack for a really good game. I highly recommend getting this.

Wake up, Tenno. Chaos is spreading through the Origin System, and only you can stop it.

Team up with up to 3 other players through a large variety of mission types and tile sets, taking on one of three factions in a battle for the Origin System. Select between many Warframes and Weapons, tailoring the playstyle to how you enjoy to play.

Pros:
- The Variety. The combination of weapons/warframes/mods is almost infinite. Make a stupid build, and enjoy the madness it comes with.
- The Community. Play with people who'll gladly help you, regardess of if you're new or not. We're in this together.
- The Devs. They show a clear love for the game, churning out amounts of content that puts even GTA Online to shame.
- It's free. Yes, you heard me right. You can play this game without paying a single dollar, and it won't affect the experience too much.

Cons:
- Theres always "that" kind of player. The Tryhard who claims your way of playing is wrong.
- The game will lure you into buying plat to make things easier, not that it's a bad thing.
- Dunno what else to add here


I'm not addicted, I swear.

In response to what happened to the Open IV Team, ♥♥♥♥ Take-Two

Drama, action, comedy, betrayal and Magilou! This game has it all, and in a great mix. Maybe a bit cheesy at times, but for the most part, this game really does well.

More content, a powerful playable character, an awesome new boss and more loot and enemies, and a promise to expand on it. That's what we want, and that's what we got. I'm looking forward to seeing what more this pack brings.

Ps. The Cutlass is OP if you know how to use it. It can parry nearly every attack, negating damage and having a great range.

Even with some issues that still has to be ironed out(I had to locate and delete my settings file after trying to set it to full-screen from borderless windowed), this is a damn good game. It's not just a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ port, and it still is the Darksiders I know and love.
Believing that the devs will solve the issues that needs to be ironed out, I will reccomend this game.

8/10 would kill demons again

This is DOOM. You vs. Hordes of demons, with blood, guns and explosions to go. I haven't even been trying the Multiplayer yet, and I love this game. It's highly recommended.

Madness, shenanigans and a whole array of whacky weapons and more. This is Shellshocked Live, and ot's worth everything you put into it. Buy the 4-pack and pull your friends into this world of fun.

As things stand, this game feels like a PC Port gone wrong. It's prone to memory leaks and crashing with no warning, even with a fairly beefy system. I love the game, but the fact that I can only play it for half an hour to an hour before it crashes, I cannot recommend this game. Not before these issues are fixed.

And I do not understand how this game is supposed to be able to run on the Laptop i got it with, when it's suffering even on my main desktop.

Update: Possible fix that somewhat stabilizes the game. was found by seatching a bit around. Go to the Just Cause 3 folder, and set the file to run on Compatibility Mode for Vista(Service Pack 2). Fixed most issues for me, even on my laptop. Still cannot recommend the game due the hoops I had to jump through to get it to work.