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Godzilla wrote:The Avengers, built like a store and plays like a game from 10 yeara ago. It's just so annoying fighting a million robots or a standard aim soldier that Hulk needs to punch 10 times to kill.

Or

Rage 2 - forgettable and annoying. Travel 20 mins to get some action... 5 minutes later it's all over and off we go again for another wander to find something resembling fun.

Honourable mention.... Watch Dogs Legion, almost every mission and problem can be beaten by using a work road man and climbing on his flying cargo drone. Also the AI voices makes everyone sound like a racist character in Little Britain.

Lagamorph wrote:I won't have this Watch Dogs Legion slander.

How many other games give you the experience of breaking into the tower of London as a cockney Grandma hacker?

Lagamorph wrote:I won't have this Watch Dogs Legion slander.

How many other games give you the experience of breaking into the tower of London as a cockney Grandma hacker?

Robbo-92 wrote:For me the most recent game that’s not lived up to expectations it’s Gran Turismo 7, it’s not a bad game at all but after the previous numbered entries it hasn’t lived up to the heights of those for me. The single player racing is really repetitive, start from the back and make up enough time.

Godzilla wrote:The Avengers, built like a store and plays like a game from 10 yeara ago. It's just so annoying fighting a million robots or a standard aim soldier that Hulk needs to punch 10 times to kill.

Or

Rage 2 - forgettable and annoying. Travel 20 mins to get some action... 5 minutes later it's all over and off we go again for another wander to find something resembling fun.

Honourable mention.... Watch Dogs Legion, almost every mission and problem can be beaten by using a work man and climbing on his flying cargo drone. Also the AI voices makes everyone sound like a racist character in Little Britain.

Peter Crisp wrote:

Robbo-92 wrote:For me the most recent game that’s not lived up to expectations it’s Gran Turismo 7, it’s not a bad game at all but after the previous numbered entries it hasn’t lived up to the heights of those for me. The single player racing is really repetitive, start from the back and make up enough time.

I have to agree with this.
Yeah, it looks nice and the stuff about cars is great but as with most GT games "fun" doesn't seem to be something the developers even considered.

The idea that car ownership in a game should be as aspirational as real life is a joke.
I play car games because I know I'm never going to afford a supercar let alone a hypercar I don't need to have that same soul crushing feeling from a game.
People already paid for the content making them grind like strawberry floating mad just to buy a single car is madness.

Total bollocks.

Peter Crisp wrote:

Robbo-92 wrote:For me the most recent game that’s not lived up to expectations it’s Gran Turismo 7, it’s not a bad game at all but after the previous numbered entries it hasn’t lived up to the heights of those for me. The single player racing is really repetitive, start from the back and make up enough time.

I have to agree with this.
Yeah, it looks nice and the stuff about cars is great but as with most GT games "fun" doesn't seem to be something the developers even considered.

The idea that car ownership in a game should be as aspirational as real life is a joke.
I play car games because I know I'm never going to afford a supercar let alone a hypercar I don't need to have that same soul crushing feeling from a game.
People already paid for the content making them grind like strawberry floating mad just to buy a single car is madness.

Total bollocks.

floydfreak wrote:agreed its not as fun as other entries GT 3 & 4 particularly. The cafe book career mode a pointless addition and having tracks locked till you hit a certain level to race them just why and the payout roulette wheel is fixed no one ever gets above 5k, the replay value is weak compared to say 3 & 4