I'm a huge X-Files fan and this was a big disappointment. The opening chapter is a fantastic Silent Hill/X-Files mashup, even if Duchovny and Anderson are sleeping through their performances. There's a definite thrill in seeing all the familar cast (The Hidden Gunmen! The Cigarette Smoking Man! Skinner!) rendered in PS2 jank-o-vision. Mulder clad in nightvision goggles and wielding an AK47 is hilariously incongruous, too. The story goes from a reasonably plausible setup to ancient temples, castles, and other nonsense. Every new chapter knocked the score down by a star. By the time I got near to the end I was playing with cheats and utterly bored out of my skull. Worth it for X-Files fanatics alone, and barely worth it at that.

I hope there's a pay off.

Some good individual moments but I'm not sure what it's leading up to yet.

Basically more of the same from Undertale.

Honestly think this was the best one in the series.

Visually, it turns into a scorcher in the second half.

Also, big fan of a AAA game that doesn't overstay its welcome or get bogged down in DLC, modes, etc.

They absolutely nailed the swinging-around-the-city mechanic. Seeing as you'll be doing this for 75% of the game, this is a very good thing.

The combat is pretty good, although the DLC ramps up the jank factor with hitscan rocket enemies and dudes that leave electric trails.

Better than Batman imo.

Really enjoyed this. The quintessential 7/10 action game, for when you can't be bothered with skill trees, crafting, branching paths, and other modern videogame toss.

I packed it in on the last boss as the difficulty ratcheted up to bullshit levels and I was on the hardest difficulty.

Really looking forward to the sequel, and I know nothing about 40K!