While, admittedly, I'm a bit late to the game (almost 10 years), I really, really loved this game. I played it out over about three days, and the story kept me hooked for real. More than any game I've played in a while.

It's well executed, and the finale is perfect. You really get to feel for all the characters, and it feels like the choices you make really matter.

I'd recommend this game to basically anyone, be aware though that there are a lot of quick time events. But if that's fine by you and you want a GREAT story, get this game.

NOTE: It took me about 16 hours to complete.

I read basically nothing about the game going into it, the only thing I knew was that its "Overwhelmingly Positive" rating on Steam.

And boy do I think that's correct. I hadn't even lost faith in videogames, but this one brought it back still.

It's a beautiful game. The animations are gorgeous and the design of the levels guide you without it being too obvious. What I'd really recommend is playing this game with headphones, and preferably in a quiet place that allows you to take in all its beauty.

In short, play it. I have a hard time seeing that you will be disappointed by it.

It's a fun game filled with killing zombies. The story is not too interesting but it's fun enough with some good characters, as well as acting.

I'd recommend this to anyone who liked the first game, or is just up for some zombie killing actions for about 20-25 hours.

Also, it ran extremely well on PC and it's a VERY pretty game.

First off, it ran great on my PC, so no problems with performance. Although the lack of FOV slider and a really narrow FOV was irritating. I still don't understand why many games don't let you choose this right out of the gate.

I didn't finish this game, and there are three big reasons for this, reasons that got so annoying to me, that it wasn't fun playing the game anymore. The first one was the protagonist. He really needs to learn to shut up. Out of every 100 words that came out of him, about two were needed or actually interesting to hear. And why is he so rude towards everything? Just overall shitty character that wasn't interesting at all, a quiet protagonist would have been way better.

The second reason is the puzzles, they just weren't fun, simple as that.

Third reason, how enemy respawn was handled. The fact that they just keep spawning, without an end to them, isn't fun. It's just annoying. It feels like this was just a way for the developers of the game to give the player something to do, without any thought behind it.

I really thought this was fun. The story was entertaining enough, and the combat is good enough to keep you interested for the duration of the game. Some minuses are all the collectibles, and I don't really think the light RPG mechanincs serve the game well.

For short, it's a good game in the HALO series, but certainly not the best one. (Also, I've only played the singeplayer since multiplayer doesn't interest me much). You can get it on Gamepass if you want to try it out but not commit too much money.

This was just a lot of fun. There's a lot of stuff to do, most of it pretty interesting, although it honestly can get a bit much when you do the same puzzle 10 times.

The world looks great and you can tell a lot of work went into it, it ran pretty well on PC, but had a bit of rough start.

Overall I'd recommend this to anyone who want's a mildly challenging RPG to spend 20+ hours with, and I'd recommend it even more if you like the Harry Potter-series.

It gets a 4/5 from me, what keeps it from the 5 is the pretty basic story, as well as the poorer PC performance (played on 3080)