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After just 9 hours, Battlefield V is definitely a game with a lot of potential. The gunplay, destruction, and visuals are solid, and I can see how fans of the series would really enjoy the larger battles. But, for me, the grindy progression and inconsistent balance between weapons and game modes are holding it back.

This game is a marvellous peace of brilliance to say the least. I have never played a game with such an immersive and smart environment.

It has a great story no doubt, but even if you decide to not play the story - you can easily churn out a different story altogether in the game. The amount of side quests available is insane and does not even feel repetitive yet. I have just played 30% of story so far because I keep going on different adventures of my own.

This is a game worth each penny. Recommended!

This is a game that I enjoyed a lot. I love how Tekken progressed as a Franchise. It's similar to its predecessors although still manages to be unique.

I think the best thing about Arkham Knight was about how it was able to deliver on everything it promised. Like most sequels we could see that it was not about milking a franchise and bringing more quality content to the audience. The thing that made me the most curious was, who is gonna be the antagonist now that <Spoiler alert> the joker is gone. The game still has an intriguing story telling.

I first plated it 6 years back when it initially released and was all overwhelmed with the universe that was introduced. Now, I am gonna play it again just to relive the emotions.

This game is a 'must play' if you like co-oping with a friend. The story is short (I managed to complete it with my friend within 6-7 hours) and the story is actually good.

I loved how they managed to incorporate different types of gameplay in the game so that it doesn't become repetitive or boring. Has a great replay value. A true co-op experience.

Another good thing about the game is that it supports Remote play together, so either you or your friend can buy this so that you both can play.

Highly Recommended.

After reading all the reviews, I am just glad I rage quit when I did. You need to buy this and experience the humiliation for yourself.

I love the efforts that Ubisoft puts into the single player side of their titles. This game is what you'd expect a Farcry title to be. Take down the bad guy's empire by slowly unlocking maps region by region. The graphics is an upgrade to it's predecessor. Antagonist is tad different (going with crazy unpredictable antagonist would've been too predictable). The map is huge and thus, the gameplay gets quite repetitive, nothing new for a Farcry title. I love how I didn't find any bug in the game so far.

Disclaimer: I've not tried the co-op part of this game, but based on my experience with multiplayer & coop titles with Ubisoft, don't buy this game for co-op. Not worth its original price (like most games), just wait for sale.

Summary: Only play this game if you've 2,3 friends to play this with and are open to really grind hard to find workarounds for the bugs that still plague this game.

While I don't recommend this game, I do want to let you guys know that I actually enjoyed this game.

Let me start with explaining the things that this game got right:

There's no doubt that the game has really good graphics by today's standards as well. This is the best car handling I've seen in any racing game so far. Also, I love how they've incorporated car types for each race type.

The selling point for this game has always been the "open world" factor it introduced. I remember the hype around "NFS: World" due to it being free and being massively multiplayer. The Crew only took a step more with a really huge map and quite a variety of vehicles to choose from. Driving across county and city is still the best thing in this game.

The problem for this game starts with "Ubisoft". The dev infamous for releasing buggy titles with no intention of fixing them.

I don't understand the point of giving an "MMO" title to a game that can merely host a server with 4 people. The server related bugs in this game will ensure you'd hate "U-b-i-s-h-i-t" for the rest of your lives. My crew spent hours trying to find workarounds for the server issues we encountered. At one point we found a bug for which Ubisoft has created an article explaining the workaround for the bug. I can't help but wonder why the efforts were not put into fixing the bug instead.

I bought this game when it initially released, tried playing this solo and gave up due to all the bugs. I reinstalled the title when Ubisoft made it free for everyone to play it with my friends. While I enjoyed the Co-op part it was a task to get around all the bugs and finish the game.

If you managed to grab a copy of this game when it was free and have a crew to play with, you may try to play this game. Otherwise, just skip it and its successor.

I played this game first, when it was free for a weekend and it had alot of players playing at that time.

It's one of the best and realist FPS game I have played in recent times. If you liked Insurgency, you would love this game. The AI can kick you butt, a challenging gameplay, huge maps. There are enough game modes to keep you entertained.
Although, it's a shame that the game doesn't have enough player base. It might take a while to find SEA servers with some active players.

I recommend this game, but before buying consider the fact that most of the servers are usually empty.

Thumbs up.