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1- Lacks players;
2- Like almost every other game attempting to follow this idea there are crucial balancing problems. In this case Dinosaurs players will feel like the maps were made with soft patches to let them also play there, which translates to a very frustrating experience;
3- Expecting a mesh of both races in the two teams I was rather disappointed finding out that one faction is almost exclusively Dinosaurs and the other pretty weak, which taking 2 into account pretty much screws the balance of the entire game.


Interesting in concept, but it ends up failing due to bad environment design.

Bought the pack purely because of only ever playing the last levels of Blood Money.

Despite being much better than the first installment it still fall into the same problem all Hitman games have. The first levels aren't intelligent, just frustrating experiences.

At first I used to recommend it, but looking back I feel like they way these games are laid out and considering other options on the market (ex: Thief) this game just doesn't really have anything positive to uphold before going through an hellish experience at the start.

At first this seemed like a fun and interesting puzzle game. However it soon felt just like a cheap and weaker clone of Braid. It quickly gets boring.

This game is rather good as far as gameplay and mechanics go. However it looks awful and right now there's already a sequel out called Overgrowth. Check that one instead.

This is pretty much a niche game trying to fill the hole of western third person shooters. It does that job rather well at first. However the game is rather superficial and doesn't bring out much more with time, thus quickly becoming boring.

If you're looking for something western I'm not really sure if there are better options, but this is also a risky buy since it relies on online servers and players. If you're looking for new shooters then I don't really think it's very wise to spend money on this.

Interesting concept, and a rather interesting game, but it fails on the practical approach.

First of all, the FPS segment is nice enough. Could have been more developed but I feel it's on pair with the most FPS games. However the RTS part... That's the deal breaker. It's interesting. It's new. But it mostly feels like a chore... You don't really control the troops since those are players who most of time won't understand you and their role in the greater scheme of things. So in the end all you seem to do is build stuff to protect yourself and support them... You're not the commander, you're their hoe.

Finally, just like every other indie online game servers might be empty most of the time, and you have to play with other players... Don't take this in the wrong direction, but the thing is this game relies far more on your team and commander than the regular FPS due the RTS elements, so having some players won't just cut it.

But all in all I guess I should still recommend this game. Despite being a somewhat failure, it tried a new and bold approach on both genres. So play it if you're interested in learning a lesson and try out something different.

This is a pretty unique experience and the start of yet another great Valve Franchise. Everything on it is quite good, except the longevity. It's too damn short, but now there's an amazing sequel to make up for that.

Plently of people have free gifts, it isn't hard to get one :)

I could tell you far more about it but I guess the Internet does a rather good job on it :)

The visuals look good at first, but once inside it everything gives off a cheap flash game vibe.

Now this is an ok Tower Defense game, however just like most other the gameplay is rather static and offers no decent hookup into it.

Once again one more game I would only consider playing after getting tired of Defense Grid. However I still consider it above the average Tower Defense games.

Pretty much the same as the first one, with overrall improvement in a thing or two. Have fun :)

A nice game for both fans and begginers of this great franchise.
The visuals are rough, but acceptable. However this gem shines in pure comedy alone. It manages to uphold the franchise in all its glory.
The soundtrack is nothing astonishing but at the same time it fits quite well within the game.
The plot is ridiculous and I love it for that.
The episodic format is something Telltale knows how to use.