Product Reviews

online pairing is a joke with a lot of cheaters and its a shame that most of the challenges are based online...seen a lot of programs that have a lot better pairing online

EA/DICE would do what they can to make you spend money on game u already paid for!
no scoreboard no voip, bugs not squad menu... dont feel like bf at all!

Its a great game to play with friends and even better to play on stream with your followers. The only down side is that there are a few bugs that need polishing out

I have loved every other game by FromSoftware and if it is even remotely close to what dark souls and bloodborne are like to play then this is gonna be a banger of a game, cant wait.

good i recieved my code in a few seconds. There are a lot of games on the game pass, one of the best purchases i have made.

Absolutely addicting. Fun quests, diverse map lots of challenges. Dawnguard and Dragonborn bring this game from a 9 to 10.

if you like escape from tarkov but on easy mode and every player that would be trying to kill you are giant Russian mechs with crazy crafting and looting for weapons and ammp and still wanting a challenge then this is the game for you.

if you enjoyed the first game, then its logically to try this, however due to the game not being finished cause of the producers wanted it out its laking some content. HOWEVER due to modders, you can now download and get the full game contents which is amazing

Very happy with my purchase thought it was a scam at first but it wasn't I recommed that you but from this sight

Destiny 2 is one of those games that draws in the gamer that loves grinding for a particular gun or piece of armor and then creating custom loadouts for their character. The rotating game modes give just enough variety to not become too stagnate, but rather promote a feeling of mastery. Yet the real novelty is creating infinitely new loadouts that give the player ways to play the same content in new ways. And the story is written well enough to keep the narrative fresh and the player eager to know what happens next. The main week spots are that community building in game is very difficult, relying on matchmaking or random communication in public spaces; item management, lacking any form of robust filtering or sorting tools; and content vaulting, which while it could be seen as a way of maintaining a sense of "newness" for a constantly evolving game it can also sometimes feel like losing content you paid for in order to spend more money for the new things. Some might wish to revisit old campaigns, but as of now once it's vaulted it's gone.