As intuitive as the mechanics can be (bar typical Ubisoft detached objective uselessness; a.k.a "clear towers" and "collect things"), and as well cast and charismatic as most of the characters are, you'll inevitably end up feeling like you were thrown in at the deep end of a Mission Impossible sequel.

More of the proactive Metro format and with a story that has great potential in the future.

Enough run-and-gun with Russian smack talk to keep an ADD sufferer interested.

An Assassin's Creed 2 clone that sacrifies every bit of integrity the franchise has to look beautiful. Poor performance, clunky controls, worthless side-missions, thousands of collectables. You name it.

Incredible potential for JRPG, and a lot of it is well executed. It just doesn't appeal to those of us casual RPG players, giving you the option of investing into everything or just letting the game play itself (yes, that is possible).

A game that chooses to follow suit with typical movement engine faux pas, has an incredible story that ends up feeling similar to that of the prequel, but nonetheless, very satisfying to play through.

Forgive the ailments this mobile port comes with -- the lack of intuitiveness originally meant for a touch-screen, the dull fighting mechanics that makes everything either easy or tedious, and the repetetive levels and boss fights -- and you have yourself a nifty game that stays true to the franchise, takes on from the story that ended with Embers (and Ezio, for that matter), and has nothing but beautiful art plastering each cut-scene and sequence.

Guns. Guns. More Guns. Oh, look, some loot!

Batman's a ♥♥♥♥♥ in this one. Either the fighting style is way too simplistic or way too frustrating (and on top of that, the gadgets are still useless!), but the Joker's laugh is as spine-chilling as always, regardless of the long-whinded counter-Boss arcs to each Boss arc, which then leads to the main Boss -- doing the side quests would've really bored the living ♥♥♥♥ out of you this time around.

It took them three iterations, but they finally made a Just Cause worth spending money on.

Bland dialogue, less actually animated cutscenes than you'd expect, and a cast of characters that have near zero chemistry, failing to assist in the long-whinded storyline full of repetetive battles.

Should've been sidius. This dude is crap.

Become yet another conflicted sith lord.

Really puts the “♥♥♥♥” in “I pressed that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ button.”

It's a pointless quest for pointless DLC.