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I'm changing my review to not recomended now as it now requires a Uplay (Ubisoft) login. As this greedy lazy company deserves no respect, I cannot give a positive review to this game which it has earned it some many times before.

There are so many reasons why this game was such a refreshing outlook in the franchise and why the same model is repeated on 4/5/6 series. Far Cry 3 does so much right and is definitely worthwhile to try it out.

I'm quite conflicted on what kind of rating this review should get.
At one point, the game has great atmosphere and lore, but then the world design is quite numb and confusing, even if the game asks you to visit same places multiple times. At another point, the game has interesting story/views to tell, but then someone needs to take this game out behind the woodshed, calmly explain how 'show don't tell' works, then put both barrels into the back of its head.
This is something what gives a fresh breath in the gaming community, but quickly becomes quite boring. This is something that tries to send an edgy message, but rewards you if you avoid all of that.
Honestly, the game has its pros and cons. It is up to you whether you want to pick this game up.

Great game which easily kicks ass to Duke Nukem and gracefully bows to Doom despite being unique and displeasingly unfinished.

Incredibly accurate game where you are a god and see the mortals fight for the eternal glory. So believe me, this is quite fun and it as much of replayability as you have creativity in you.
This game is worth its full price, as every aspect of the game (and even more are coming with updates) makes this game great.

Return to Monke simulator which does not lead by hand and all has to be discovered by yourself. Although only in a one lame way the developers imagined it. Nevertheless, it is an unique experience and a worthwhile game for the patient players. In a nutshell, apes together strong!

An easy going and relaxing game for all ages. While I would not advise to buy it at full price, the game is definitely worth a try on a family night.

It is an okay-ish game if you got it on a discount. Great atmosphere, lovely intro and all this fun is set in giant Sweden which deserves another karma point as we do not see this often. Nevertheless, this game soon gets pretty boring as the story is barely interesting, everything feels way too repetitive that even proper CO-OP does not save it. I truly believe the devs could have made it much better and this is why you should never buy this at a full price. Compared to this, "sir you are being hunted" feels much more fun. (and that is bad)

Like some of you, I got it from Humble Bundle. Did not expect much from it as first, but oh boy it is entertaining to play at times, when you just need to chill a bit in a computer game.
A game for all games, lots of fun against bots, even more fun with friends and I guess it would be even more awesome if it would have a proper online multiplayer. Nevertheless I have enjoyed it tremendously.

Unfortunately, at this point, since I got it from a bundle, I cannot comment much on the full price. It is a lovely. simplistic game and it is up for you how much you are willing to support the developers.

Iris the Giant is a beautifully crafted game that combines elements of deck-building with touching story narrative. The art style is lovely, with vibrant and whimsical illustrations and engaging gameplay that provides satisfying and personal emotional journey into Iris's world.

If you are not a big Jagged Alliance games fan going on a nostalgia trip, I recommend you to SKIP this.

Countless nuisances with the game's overall bugs, Win 10 compatibility and (Steam) Wildfire's inability to have 1.13 mods or Stracciatella's incompatibility with it leaves you with a sour taste as you spend more time fixing the issues than actually enjoying the game.