Beautiful game with a Brothers Grimm atmosphere. Would recommend to anyone who likes Limbo or the Little Nightmares games.

Really fun/satisfying Pikmin-type game with great level design and colourful graphics.

In a year where there are so many excellent releases, this game is up there with the best of them. Excellent gameplay, story, and a handcrafted world showing that games with procedurally-generated worlds still have a long way to go to come close to the same level. I can't wait to see what Larian Studios comes up with next.

Exceeded my expectations for a spiritual successor to the Jet Set Radio games. The music and graphics were on point, and the gameplay built upon the other games very well while ensuring it didn't feel outdated. Being able to walk around instead of constantly skating helps a lot when climbing objects, and it's something lacking in the other games that used to irritate me. The addition of bikes and skateboards was also a nice touch.

Can't wait to see what Team Reptile release next!

This is pretty much the only rival to Call of Duty, and it has so many unique ideas to its gameplay. The single player campaign is one of the best I've played in years, with split-second time-travel being a really interesting concept. Multiplayer is really smooth and satisfying, in an "easy to pick up, difficult to master" kind of way, especially how the movement system works. It's just too bad this series was just merged into what we know as Apex. We need a Titanfall 3!

A cross between Animal Crossing, Binding of Isaac, and the Woodland Critter Christmas episode of South Park. Art style and music is great, as is the gameplay with a mix of action versus village management.

I don't feel that it's as good a story as the first Life Is Strange, but it's definitely a must for fans of it. It gives a good backstory to Chloe, has a great soundtrack, and it will leave you wanting more. 10/10 for Life Is Strange, 8/10 for Life Is Strange: Before The Storm.

Beautiful well-written story. Soundtrack was captivating, and the world (areas?) was fun/interesting to explore. This is what people mean when they say games can be art.

The only thing I hated was the rampant cheating. The gunplay and movement felt smooth, the sound was amazing, and the graphics were pretty good. I was also getting between 70 and 110fps on my 970, which was nice.

If it weren't for the cheaters (and there were definitely enough of them), I would recommend this game. Unfortunately I can't at this time. When/If Sledgehammer address this, I'll give it a thumbs up.

Positive review because people are idiots thinking that this is what killed Half Life 3. What a bunch of babies.