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HIGH An exceptional narrative and combat system that builds upon years of experience.
LOW Some slowdown and visual quirks.
WTF I urge all readers to watch Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai before playing this game
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HIGH Solid open-world gameplay set in the Star Wars universe.
LOW An overly-familiar gameplay loop.
WTF I was recognizing different alien languages, like a nerd.
HIGH A great improvement over the previous (!) remaster.
LOW Has a somewhat overinflated reputation that may disappoint first time players.
WTF This game is twenty and I feel exceptionally old.
HIGH Killing a dinosaur with a perfectly-aimed salvo as it leapt from the water.
LOW Respawning directly between two defense towers that were already shooting at me.
WTF That cat has a peg leg? This is the best thing I’ve ever seen.
HIGH A gorgeous recreation of one of sci-fi’s best worlds.
LOW The story doesn’t reach the highs of its source material.
WTF Having to wait until 2025 for the next Avatar film.
HIGH Baghdad was both an excellent and inspired pick for a new Assassin’s Creed setting.
LOW They went from too long to too short.
WTF Every reviewer who writes “Back to the series’ roots” should be tarred & feathered.
HIGH Drastically improved driving system. A ridiculous amount of new content.
LOW Driver customization is limited.
WTF My toxic trait is thinking I can be a good Formula 1 driver.
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