I gotta buy it again on the ps5, the story was just too good in the game alot of things to do. The swinging will always be a favorite of mine
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The story is great all new stuff to do each missions, this is very different from other cod games, spent hours on ps3 doing the multiplayer and story mode
This was decent, but definitely not on par with the Mass Effect trilogy. Graphically, it is very impressive (except for character faces), but the gameplay was a mixed bag to me. Combat was pretty fun, but the fact that the more "difficult" enemies were massive bullet sponges was not my favorite. The companions were okay, but not all that memorable, and I was surprised at how few of them there were too. I really liked the setting and the overall story though. It isn't a perfect game, but it was still well worth playing through.
A bit unfair rating this in 2026 ad it came out in 2007. This edition holds up really well thought, great story and world design. Main gripe the camera shake when sprinting and shooting the turret that was horrid but overall great start to the gears series
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Reviewed by DerLauchigeTypExcellent game to play with a friend or partner. Acchievements are fun, with a bit experimenting and discovering required
Challenging, fun puzzler. The whole setting is great. They nailed the environmental story-telling because of the lack of language
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