Atrocious glitchy and buggy trash, shame on you "developers". Appalling games like this are going to ruin the reputation of xbox one - glitches almost constantly, everything about it is just wrong - I am sure my 10 year old daughter and geriatric cat could have done a better job between them - don't...

So we fixed you with cement galoshes You are logged out. Login | Sign up The crux of Clay's plan is that breaking up one of New Bordeaux's many rackets will smoke out the leader. This is replicated, by my count, 16 times over.

Slender: The Arrival is the definition of a one-trick pony. But it's a mangy-looking pony, and it isn't especially good at its trick. It is a shaky start for a series that hasn't left me all that excited for any sequels.

GIFT FOR ONE OF MY SON'S, HE LOVES THE MUSIC SCORE, SAID MUCH OF THE MUSIC IS FROM THE '60'S, WHICH HE REALLY APPRECIATED SINCE HE IS NOT A CHILD OF THAT ERA. ALSO, LOVES THE GAME!

It's a game with masses of potential, the first few hours tease the game that could have been if it hadn't succumbed to the open-world bloat. This is a solid eight-hour game stretched far too thin.

The delivery was extremely well done, hat's off for the seller. As for the game - Good story - Good story telling - Repetitive - Barren world - Soundtrack =

I would recommend the pick up. No hassle and they bring it out to you very quick.

'Mafia III' is a slightly different take on the Sicilian-focused crime story. Instead of an Italian-American protagonist as a rising star in the mob, this time around it's a multiracial Lincoln Clay in 1960s New Bordeaux (New Orleans).

Mafia III is set roughly 20 years after the events of the fantastic Mafia II and no longer is Vita Scaletta our main protagonist, now the year is 1968 and Vietnam vet Lincoln Clay takes the lead set in the fictional city of New Bordeaux (influenced from New Orleans).

Brilliant documentary style presentation; Sublime soundtrack; Well supported voice-cast

Repetitive gameplay; Filled with some odd glitches; I just didn't find Lincoln and his story all that interesting

The overall impression is of a man with enough personal baggage to fill a safehouse, trying to carve out a space for himself in a universe that despises him. Both he and his city deserved a better game than this one.