For a while, while Google guts the competition and then jacks up the price once you have no other option.

I’m still amazed no-one is worried about the data that Google will be able to gather about you through the games you play.

“We are socialists because we believe in a better world”....

This ‘review’ reads like someone philosophising over an episode of Paw Patrol.

Is this a video game review, or an exposition on Western culture post WW2?

Can’t believe you didn’t mention the simple joy of hyjacking a train, hitting cinema mode and blowing the horn/ ringing the bell as you thunder past the beautiful landscape.

Might I humbly suggest that falling asleep is a sign you should go to bed...

It was an interesting article until the bizarre statement: “a lot of people are Nazis.”

That’s exactly how I played it. If I did 1 or 2 quests an hour session that felt great.

100% this.

This. Yes this. Artists need editors.

Could it be that people are able to separate the man from their work?

So the end game will be you managing the inevitable food shortages and riots while building up a secret police to oppress and terrorise the population.

Because they are awesome.

This is good advice. The best part is that when they get older, you’ve then got people to play video games with all the time.

Well put. Why is there this overwhelming desire to have every piece of a story explained out in minute detail?

In one of the older FIFA games (I can’t remember which, I think it was a PS1 but I’d love to know which game it was) four of us would go into the practice match mode and select no goalkeepers and two players only per team.