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The conjuring (2013) - 8.5/10

Got into some Helldivers 2 with some gaming friends earlier and we had a great session. Playing a game like this with competent teammates is a must in order to be successful in missions.

No - I've never played this game before. However, I've played "Golf With Your Friends" and it's actually a fun game to play with others.

It looks amazing and the movement of the animals look very realistic. The plot is unoriginal but I'll check this out on Steam.

I mean, it's a very good-looking game and all that but I haven't seen anything that really differentiates it from the rest of the FPS on the market. Also, the NPCs in-game look so robotic and stiff. Also, the AI for the enemies is very mediocre. I'm not sure I'd get this.

I do kind of like the art direction of this game but the story sounds very cliche. Then again, I don't know what I was expecting in 2024 - all a majority of game developers seem to care about is graphical detail and nothing else.

You should try some of the Crash Bandicoot levels like High Road - I've never played a level in any videogame that has stressed me quite like that one. It's one of the main reasons I don't want to play the remasters, lol.

I enjoyed it as I grew up watching South Park. I did like the story and it definitely captured the essence of the South Park series. It actually felt like I was playing through an episode of South Park.

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