Dale Sykes

Genuinely gobsmacked by the reviews. Absolute horse turd from start to finish. It's so bad it made us cringe multiple times over. Just so predictable. By the end we were laughing at how bad it was. So so so bad. Edit: this is for the remake. The original film (2022) trailer looks way better and more genuine/believable/atmospheric. Why oh why do Americans think they can do better at remaking films? Rather stick needles in my eyes than watch that again.

Got to be up there as one of the greatest, most immersive games ever made. What a truly incredible experience it is from start to finish. The level of detail in this game is unmatched. From the character design and voice acting, to the missions and storyline, it is 5 stars across the board. I understand people's frustrations at the pacing of the game sometimes but that to me is a sign of society now wanting quick fixes. This is a slow burner that when you put the hours in, will reward you with one of the greatest gaming experiences out there. Loved how they brought John Marston into the end game and tied 2 of the best games I've ever played into one. Bravo Rockstar! Incredible

Assassins creed games tend to get alot of stick and I understand it to some extent. They don't seem to learn from their mistakes and yes it's just a reskinned game. That doesn't take away from the fact that every little nook and cranny in the game is filled with immersive details that adds so much more than your regular developer would manage. I've loved playing AC games from the start, and Valhalla is up there with the best. The sheer depth and scale of the game is a little overwhelming but as a Brit, I've loved exploring the English countryside and all the towns have a different feel to them. I havent even started on the DLC yet and I'm 90 hours deep, with a few areas in England yet to finish. Don't listen to the moaners - This is a great game, no 2 ways about it. I feel it just gets some flack for being basically the same game time and time again. As mirage is doing now. Ubisoft deserve credit for creating these hugely immersive glimpses into the past! I for one love it

Masterpiece This sits atop the gaming hall of fame. The work that went into this is incredible, the size and scale of the map and story is insane yet unlike other big titles, it never once leaves you feeling your being strung along on pointless tasks. If like me you play this without any guides or YouTube videos the game will last you well over 150 hours and let me tell you each and everyone of those hours will be thoroughly enjoyable. The design of the different levels and areas of maps is the best I've ever see in a game and genuinely stops you in your tracks to stop and look. It's simply beautiful. Along with an ever changing orchestral atmospheric music. Yes it's bloody hard but it rewards you time and time again for putting those hours into defeating it. 150 hours in and I still haven't completed it nor do I want it to end. Here's wishing for future DLC for this game or even a sequel. The only thing I can mark it down for is not having a stand alone camera mode that seems accustomed in most games now. But to be fair that's saved me another 20 hours sat taking photos. 99/100