Paul

It was okay. I felt it didn't have the magic like the first movie had. This one was just meh and basically a "horror" movie with whole bunch of Slappy the Dummy dolls, which kind of took away the emotional feelings I had for the Toy Story movie.

I don't know what to say and can't understand why some people like it. It's ugly, difficult to see, and very empty. I got bored after the first hour. Not sure what the hype was.

Great game! Definitely relaxing and a fantastic way to distract yourself from COVID-19.

What a great game! I picked this up from the Xbox Gold Deals. I was absolutely blown away, and it is very addicting because you are running the park AND you want to make a lot of money by making the guests happy. I would love to see some more new animations of the dinosaurs.

I actually enjoyed more playing the Origins than other Assassin's Creed games. There is a lot depth and exploration to do in this game, and using Senu as a guide is really helpful. The combat has improved a lot, but I think what is bothering me is that it gets a little bit repetitive later on in the game, especially with killing the animals and soldiers hunting you down. It doesn't share the breath or variety that Red Dead Redemption 2 has. Still, this is a great game to play, and it is definitely gorgeous, especially the pyramids, different cities, and bodies of water!

I don't know what to think of it. It looks ugly and boring. I feel it is clunky at times. Is this what we get after all the delays?

This is the best open-world game I have ever played, next to Breath of the Wild. The details are amazing and very in depth. The combat is okay and can be improved a little, but everything is just perfect and gorgeous. I can really feel the connection with the story and characters, and often times, it is quite emotional! I really wish Rockstar will produce more games like this. I still play this since the launch; there is so much to do and explore. This is definitely a masterpiece to remember, and I really learned a lot about the Wild West and the new "civilization".