Warning: This review contains OPINIONS! :O Yes, you heard me opinions!
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- Great game - In reflection it's the last in the series I would buy. (I bought until Black ops 2.)
- Recommend DLC's. Game is expensive so wait for a discount or look elsewhere.
- If you can buy any games in the series this is my order:

1) Modern Warfare 1
2) Modern Warfare 2
3) Black ops (with rezurrection)
4) World at War



For those that can be bothered:

I love this game. I originally bought this game a few months after release in 2011 (on Xbox 360) and since then it has been one of my favourite games ever! I loved it so much I even bought it again for PC, though went to a retail outlet rather than steam, due to the price. This is the last game in the franchise that was great. It gave me all the features I wanted.

Zombies:
Best zombies of all the CoD games in my opinion. Kino Der Toten - Fun for solo and multiplayer gameplay. Five - Great with mates, but annoying solo. Call of the Dead - Nice addition, but not a main feature. DLC's - They add in the greats from WaW and awesome extras, in particular ascension.

Multiplayer:
Fun and without the annoying features of the modern warfares, i.e. Quickscopers.

Campaign:
Excellent; plenty of action and a variety of missions. The storyline isn't bad either with the Numbers! (Warning: Don't play if you like Dimitri and Resnov from WaW)

In summary a great game that I would definitely recommend!

WARNING: Only for those with fast internet.

This is a great game. It has action, historical accuracy and it's free! However, it can be sooooo frustrating! Picture the scene; your there in you nice little bi-plane when suddenly you spot an enemy. Clearly your going to want to shoot it down, so you move toward it. At the same time the player in the other plane notices you and likewise goes towards you. Then, after surviving the initial barrage of bullets as both of you press on that mouse button for dear life, the nooby player just rams straight into you, even though your clearly trying to avoid him. Ramming is a huge frustration, but if you can survive this and the updates, I would recommend this game.

This game and Rome Total War are my favourite game of ALL time! There are space battles: shoot people out the sky by left clicking and slightly moving the mouse to aim. Use WASD to move the space craft towards enemy ships, etc. HOW IS THAT SO FUN! Run around like a hopping pixie that can jump 20ft in the air and occasionally left click to shoot someone to death. Unlike COD, this is actually a fun aspect of the game. Every match have to work to get decent classes, i.e. you may need 10 kills a match before being able to play certain classes. Sounds annoying, it isn't. It gives you a sense of achievement every match. Have some friends, well set up a private 4 person server! Have 4 friends, well an online match is needed, where you fight seasoned pros who have nothing better to do than play video games 24/7. It sounds so linear and boring, yet it is SO FUN!

You want fun, play this game. It is what it provides.
You want awesomeness, here it is.
You want it cheap, well, have a look around!

Terraria is a good game, and a fun 2-D side scroller, full of mobs, and collectible items. As a game it is great. For those who enjoy this type of game, this and starbound are great additions to your game librarys.

Yet for entertainment I feel it just lacked the fun element FOR ME, as I just never understood it and thus couldn't enjoy it, that's why I do not recommend it.

Banished is a great game. It follows a sort of plan that all games follow, but in the simplest form possible, so you don't focus on features, you focus on the actual playing. It offers a large map, a variety of buildings and more.
However, the game can be frustrating, you can build your dream town, have everything you want and a fire or tornado destroys all this. You might follow exactly what a guide says and still fail to survive. Yet all these little things make the game what it is. A cross between a city builder and a survival game, with the best of both. Then when you finally manage to survive and get a town with around 100~200 people it gives you a sense of joy.
My main problem with banished though, is you begin to feel after around 8~10 hours play that the game is limiting in what you can do, other than make more of everything. This though, can be overcomed, because for games such as minecraft and terraria, you have to make up your own goals, so this is the same for banished. Make up your own goals (as big as possible) and go for them, then you'll get the proper banished experience.
Rating 9.2/10 - Great game, good details, lacks content but can be solved by setting personal goals.

For Those Who Can't Be Bothered Reading:
Great game, a few bugs. Worth the price. Need a decent computer/good laptop to run. EPIC!

For Those Who Like reading:
Total War: Shogun 2 is a great Real time strategy. It allows you to control armies on a collosal scale like none seen on any previous total war game, (not including Rome II). The game allows for a long campaign in which you conquer Japan, quick/long skirmish/custom battles that can last between 15 minutes and 2 hours depending on how you set it up, as well as a great multiplayer experience battles or co-op campaign.
However, the game isn't the easiest to run and requires a decent computer, though it runs on my laptop just fine. There are also a few glitches in the game to be aware of, yet these glitches don't take much away from the whole experience. Naval combat is also much improved from the early days of empire total war.
DLC adds more fun and replayability to the game.

I love this game. It has nukes, guns, bows, swords and more. It is mainly about the development of the nation you choose. Single player is great! The AI is pretty good, and can be challenging on high difficulties unless you are a civ master/veteran. The best part of this game though is fighting your friends on a multiplayer match (best with 4/5 players). 1 complaint, the DLC is pretty expensive at £20, but it does add a lot so I recommend that if possible. The base game though is epic, so no need to worry if you haven't got a lot of cash to spend! Between the DLC I would though recommend just getting Brave New World then Gold Edition, then you'd have the concepts of Gods and Kings from Brave New World minus the civilizations given and scenarios; followed by Lots of extra scenarios and civilizations from the gold edition. This would mean that you'd spend £20 for the game, £10 for gold edition and £20 for brave new world, compared to buying it all separate for £70.
I love this game.