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20€ for a game released in 2009 that now has roughly 400€~ in DLC.. How about no?
Childish developers, little to no customization, hacker explosions even after the integration of a completely new anti-cheat, no matchmaking, absurd levels of grind required and the list just goes on
The developers for this game shovelwared in a spyware "anticheat" system into their other FPS game and they are no doubt planning to do the same with this one. I recommend exercising extreme caution.
Failure to test the game's performance on more than two computer setups? Check. Failure to fix even the most rudimentary bugs and FPS issues 10+ years after release? Check. Used Denuvo? Check. Avoid.
Most of the game is locked behind 222€+ in DLC. Released in an unfinished state n broken state that only got worse with 'updates' that added severe freezing, bugs and much more. UI is hot garbage.
This was a decent game for It's time (2008-2009) but has since then become a dated mess that currently sports a false "free-to-play" as you need to be subscribed to access huge chunks of content.
More or less dead at 90-150~ players and the AI is unfortunately braindead. Map design is an imbalanced mess and has a general lack of content with a prominent amount of cheaters.
60€ single-player only game, no english dubs, non-canon by having weak side characters juggle 30 grown men in the air using a shortsword, 20€ in day 1 dlc and confirmed very bad port. Avoid this turd.
An extremely repetitive RNG-based strategy game where you take turn against the infectious AI to quarantine it (no money), make money fast (instant loss), give treatment (lose slowly) or fart in a mug
Game was extremely buggy during early access with developers trying to convince you otherwise and instead of putting the elbow grease in to fix their game, they decided to release it as-is. GTFO.
This game had an initial promised release date of 2015. The graphics are literally 360p pixelated isometrically. It has a total of 10 levels. The publisher is BigBen. It had Denuvo. Run for your life.
Not actually a video game but instead a glorified interactive movie. Despite having cell shaded graphics out of low-quality comic strips, it manages to run horribly. "Your choices matter" is a big lie