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Not worth it as it currently is. Takes ages to get into a game.

It's mostly comprised of disassembly and cleaning. Honestly, I don't see a reason why I got this game as Gun Disassembly is pretty much the same game, minus the gimmicks and RPG element, but I guess getting to try to shoot your gun in a range is one of the stronger points of this game. For what it's worth, it's not a bad game, just that it came short of my expectations. If you're looking for something that captures the soul of this game, you should try Gun Disassembly because that's what you'll mostly be doing in Gunsmith Simulator. It's free, has many challenges and is lighter on electricity bills too.

Really nice game to mod and tune cars, but racing isn't that great, at least when you first start to play the game. Maybe it's not meant to be played that way, but it's fun to smash cars and then put them back together by buying individual body or engine parts! Buy a brand new car, maybe you like to mess around a bit with used one's or you just want to put it together ground up. Mixing engine parts of different manufacturers can give you some increase in performance. Not to mention the complete car tuning, from engine to suspension, to tyres to basically anything. It's really captivating game, but you forget about it after you quit it. The best part is that while you play the game for that once in a while, you get to feel and enjoy every second that you spend playing it. Now that there's another game coming up, I'm looking forward to it and I hope to enjoy it every bit as much as I did with this one! 9/10

Price could've been better, because even though mini-games are well designed, there's not enough too see for what you're paying for. I do get that it says 7in1, but since they give 5 games away, why not just make it all into one app and make it 12in1. I mean for this price I'd expect infinity in 1 with an ongoing mini-game additions and such, but ohh well. At least there's leaderboards. 6/10 Worth your time, but not your money.

The game is alright. It's predecessor was better, but only because it had pvp multiplayer. As for campaign, this game's campaign is an advancement, but the way you earn things is just too fast. No level needed to be able to get something exclusive or anything. Just gather some points and spend them on whatever you like. Thus the game gets pretty boring pretty fast. I found it to be good to play for an hour or 2 every now and then to carry on with campaign. On one hand it's good because it promotes "screen time" and lets you get on with other stuff, but as for myself, I'm all about gaming on my free time so I only find this game useful when I get bored of other addicting games. The world is big and pretty great. Well balanced and interesting to explore. Just that some things could've been better on UI and that's all. 6/10

Please make a sequel to the series... There's no competition to what you have created...

It's nothing like what I've expected it to be.

The campaign is great. It really pulls you in and let's you feel the personalities of the story characters. Even though missions aren't that long, they're quiet challenging and what is cod without a sniper mission?

Multiplayer is where the game really shines and falls at the same time. It's hard for the first 20 levels just like in every cod so grinding is pretty bad. High level players with guns you have no access to will make you want to quit the game and never launch it again. You might also do so, again, and again and again. But, once you get that good gun and get used to the mechanics of the game, you'll be kicking ass.
You reached level 55 and decided to go prestige. You go to the general in headquarters and prepare yourself to be killed more times than you kill for that extra class. But after you gone prestige and went to create your class you noticed that weapon and division levels didn't reset which is good news for you as prestige 1 level 1 player in cod. The more you progress through prestige, the less you have to sacrifice. Wouldn't say so about weapons and divisions, but each division and weapon prestige brings something new to either customise or play with. The amount of weapons and customisation options is just overwhelming, but supply drops that are not duplicate protected can make it so that no matter how many of them you open up, you just won't get that cool camo or weapon that you want. Possibly the worst thing about this game is it's players. At least part of them. Shotguns with incendiary shells that makes you roll a dice for life every time you get shot, gun abusers that won't put an op gun away and last but not least, campers, the cancer of every cod. Still if you find yourself to be in a lobby with people who aren't just playing for the score, but also a challenge for themselves. Then you'll have great fun.

It's a great game, full of features, well balanced, but missing something. After a match or two you just want to quit and play something else. It doesn't seem alive like other games do. Animations are great, but they're barely noticeable. I've played Rules of Survival on phone and PC and this game seems to be a lot like it, just that it's improvement of it. Considering the price it's a masterpiece, but it won't be on my regular playlist till it (if)becomes livelier. Considering there's a legitimate PUBG Mobile port for PC, I'd go for that, but I have PC version and I enjoy playing that. Besides if you're considering to get Black Ops 4, don't it's a huge piece of turd sprinkled with micro-transactions all over it. Wouldn't mind it micro-transactions were sprinkled on something better, but that game sucks the most not only of all the BR games I have played so far, but also every COD MP.

The best game I have ever played. Not as challenging as it is fun. Wish there was a sequel to it so I could again smash into ground from 50 feet stunning my enemies and then finishing em off with fire bullets and sprint faster than car or even fly to the other end of the map. Literally the best game of it's kind!

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