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With a solid fan base in place from the previous additions in the franchise, especially following on from the great successes of Far Cry 3, it is easy to see why Far Cry 4 had a reputation and a set of standards to live up to. After Platinuming the game and playing close to 50 hours, I can report that whilst the game has obvious bugs that plagues, its experience, and besides the little improvements that have been…
In the light of the previous Tolkein generated games like the Lord of the Rings games of previous years, expectations for the latest Middle Earth title were inevitably high. On the other hand, being released in a year filled with delays, broken games and constant patches for bugs, expectations were lowered. I am pretty happy to say, however, that Middle Earth: Shadow Of Mordor is an amazing game, and gave me more…
In a modern day of games that are made in a hurry in an attempt to squeeze as much money out of a franchise, this is a pure example of a game that was created, nurtured and as a result enjoyed tremendously when released. Games like this don't come around all too often, the opportunities and activities offered by this game are as close to endless as you'll get in an open world game nowadays. it's one of the only…
