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Very compelling game. Really pulls you in with the ability for customization with your guns and the perks you would like your character to have. The landscape is beautiful, colorful, and bright. Of course what would be an open world forest without a variety of various animals you encounter along your journey, though sometimes its not even a problem with 5 different transportation methods not counting the grappling hook, wingsuit , and parachute. The only problem I seen with this game is the story. The idea of a cult island seemed intriguing, but there were a few things that seemed a bit off-putting. For example ‘the bliss' was kind of a bizarre thing to add. Is it a drug? Very confusing stuff with that. Along with that (spoiler alert) you kill the ‘Fathers' family and the ending is you become the fathers slave, if you choose to not walk away, which is bizarre, because in the final battle you meet the father with many bullets. Apparently if you’re a big name in far cry your allowed to eat bullets like gummies candies. Then again that’s with every boss battle in the game. Finally who set off the bombs in the end? Cause it wasn’t the ‘father’. Did this man really pull a ‘Jim Johns’ on these guys and convinced them to kill themselves for him. In the end the game was very fun to explore, graphics were very decent for the release date. The story just wasn’t all there for that game though, but that still doesn’t mean its not fun to take over cult outpost with a friend online. Far cry 5 receives a ratting of 3.5 stars out of 5 stars. Enjoyable, but the story will make you ‘hold O to skip'.

You ever just be scrolling on Facebook, then bam… Decapitation video. Manhunt the video game was the slap in the face to parents of 2003, really passing off the mothers and fathers of young children. Manhunt produced by Rockstar games in a survival based horror game. Where you, a prisoner on death row, are given a second chance to redeem yourself, only in a much sinister way. You, James Earl Cash are forced to hack and slash your way through what seems like endless waves of bad guys. The reason why parents hated this game is because there was no way around the violence, it was killed or be killed. Along with the violence you were actually encouraged to make the executions more gruesome to give you more stars in your ‘scene’ (your level). This game actually made you feel like a gosh dang serial killer. Hiding in the shadows, making noises to attract your prey. But there just something so enjoyable about standing in a shadow literally about 1 foot away from a person and them not noticing you cause your, well… In a shadow, obviously. Out of 5 stars this game receives a 4. It is a classic videogame that will always be one of my personal favorites. But the game could have been a little faster paced. Another thing that shouldn’t have been featured that was, was boss battles. ‘Piggsy' I understand, but the snuff film guy, Stark weather. Dudes just a fat director, I doubt he’s goanna put up that much of a fight. They did make a sequel to manhunt, so hopefully we’ll see a third one…. Hopefully?

Good noise, wasn't as good in the beta, glad to see it was fixed. When I first started playing it wouldn't save my kills for my camos, but I believe that problem was resolved. The campaign very intriguing and kept tha player wanting to play. Zombies enjoyable, love the new features they added such as costom load outs, ammo resupply, armor, stims. and many more. Multi-player is kind of hard to look at, literally. You peek a corner for a second and death. Difficult to see players. I just feel as if they did that to encourage people to but ps5s or xboxs which isn't cool. Feels kind of clunky. But overall enjoyable, if you like call of duty.