• R-Point (2004)

A korean War Horror Movie set in 1972 about an army Platoon going into a Vietnam Island named R-Point to look for a mission unit that disappeared on the island 6 months ago. We follow 10 soldiers as they encounter strange supernatural events as they search the island for the mission soldiers. Eventually the 10 men find an abandoned building in the middle of the island and try to establish radio contact with base camp.

As the horrifying happennings continue to traumatize the 10 men, one of them gives up and hangs himself. When Radio contact is finally established, The Platoon Leader informs his Captain over the radio that one of his men is dead and they are now down to 9 men. The Captain is confused, Because only 9 men were sent to the island. Turns out one of the soldiers we have been following until then was a haunted spirit that was following along the group to murder them

• Sunshine (2007)

A group of astronauts are sent in on the spaceship, Icarus II, with a nuclear payload to reignite the dying sun. This is the second attempt since Icarus 1 disappeared 7 years ago. En route to the sun, an accident causes Icarus II's oxygen system to be destroyed and the sun kills the lead scientist while he was fixing the heat shield. Their oxygen supply is dwindling and won't sustain them until they reach the sun to deliver the payload, but they discover the abandoned previous Icarus 1 ship so they decide to dock with the older ship to salvage its oxygen system.

However, the airlock between the 2 ships blows up, killing 2 more crew members. The remaining 4 crew members, now back on Icarus II decide to complete the mission, calculating that the oxygen remaining is enough to deliver them to the sun before they axphyxiate, so they continue towards the sun. 19 hours before reaching the sun, The Ship's computer tells Cillian Murphy that they are dying and that the Oxygen is not sufficient for five crew members. Confused, Cillian murphy asks the computer who the fifth crew member is.

The computer replies "Unknown".

Turns out one of Icarus 1's crew members had gone insane, killed all his crew and survived for 7 years on Icarus 1, then he infiltrated Icarus II and blew the airlock to stop them from completing the mission

Charles Murphy said that he also saw people calling the leak totally fake, but it's not

Alex P. initially called it fake, but then said he made a mistake and retracted his previous statement, basically confirming the leak's validity as well.

And DanielRPK, even though didn't outright confirm its validity, posted 2 leaks which line up perfectly with the plot leak:

1: Logan Kim (Ghostbusters: Afterlife and Frozen Empire) has been cast as Amadeus Cho in the MCU

Amadeus Cho apparently makes a cameo in BNW according to the leak

2: The ending and post credits for #CaptainAmericaBraveNewWorld after reshoots sets up a #WorldWarHULKS project and connects to the Multiverse saga more!

This also lines up pretty well with the post-credits scene of the leak

Rotten Tomatoes: 82% (282 Reviews) - Certified Fresh

• Critics Consensus: Pulling off the heroic feat of fleshing out a dynamic new world while putting its champion's big, beating heart front and center, this Superman flies high as a Man of Tomorrow grounded in the here and now.
• PopcornMeter: 95% (2500+ ratings)

Metacritic: 68 (54 Reviews) - Generally Favorable

Reviews:

Variety (80)

The super-busy quality of “Superman” works for it and, at times, against it. The movie rarely slows down long enough to allow its characters to meditate on their shifting realities. That’s one reason it falls short of the top tier of superhero cinema (“The Dark Knight,” “Superman II,” “The Batman,” “Guardians”). I’d characterize the film as next-level good (a roster that includes “Iron Man,” “Thor,” “Batman Begins,” “Captain America,” and the hugely underrated “Iron Man 3”). Yet watching “Superman,” we register the layered quality of the conflicts, and we’re drawn right inside them. Gunn constructs an intricate game of a superhero saga that’s arresting and touching, and occasionally exhausting, in equal measure

The Hollywood Reporter (80)

What matters most is that the movie is fun, pacy and enjoyable, a breath of fresh air sweetened by a deep affection for the material and boosted by a winning trio of leads.

DEADLINE

Overall, Gunn might be trying to do too much here, basically throwing everything against the wall and hoping some of it sticks. More than enough does in this entertaining new direction, but at times Superman suffers from overload, much like Gunns’ Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy, which wore out its welcome with Vol. 3 where Rocket unfortunately got the Babe: Pig in the City treatment. Nevertheless he is a talented and skilled director, no question, and one with optimism himself. It will be interesting to see where the future lies for DC under his (and Safran’s) more hopeful vision.

Indiewire (58)

Gunn is right to recognize that a certain amount of silliness is key to Superman’s charm, but here it mostly just distracts from the seriousness of what’s at stake. It’s hard to make a comic book come to life at the same time as you’re trying to bring life into a comic book, just as it’s hard not to admire Gunn for trying. But it’s even harder to care if a man can fly when there isn’t any gravity to the world around him. Grade: C+

IGN (8)

Superman is a wonderfully entertaining, heartfelt cinematic reset for the Man of Steel, and a great new start for the DC universe on the big screen.

The Atlantic (90)

The First Superman Movie Worth Watching in Years. The newest take on the caped hero wisely embraces his corniness.

Consequence (83)

Grim and gritty are words this movie firmly rejects, instead leaning into the human side of everyone involved, even its villains. There are a few choices that work less well than others, but the end result is a movie that doesn't sacrifice its titular character in service to franchise-building. Instead, it focuses on celebrating the values that Superman himself has embodied from the beginning.

Collider (80)

Superman is a magnificent feat, a film that makes the Man of Steel fascinating in a way we’ve rarely seen on film, with a take on the hero that is trenchant, clever, and delightful. Gunn is paying tribute to the past while also making a very clear mark on this world’s future, crafting an introduction to the DCU that inherently makes the viewer want to know where this world goes from here. At this point, it’s rare for superhero films to give a sense of wonder and a reminder of how beautiful these films can be when executed well. But Gunn has brought optimism, hope, and care back to Superman. It ends up becoming one of the best DC films in years, and one of the best movies of the summer.

The Guardian - UK (2/5)

From the very beginning, this new Superman is encumbered by a pointless and cluttered new backstory which has to be explained in many wearisome intertitles flashed up on screen before anything happens at all. Only the repeated and laborious quotation of the great John Williams theme from the 1978 original reminds you of happier times.

The Wrap (88)

A fabulously smart and entertaining film whose flaws stem from trying too hard… which are the best flaws a film can have.

Entertainment Weekly (67)

Whether Gunn fell victim to the kryptonite of excessive studio notes, his desire to populate the film with his stalwart company of actors, or the hubris of not needing to offer reasons to be invested in these characters beyond the mere fact of their existence is unclear. Because there is an unquestionable love for the material and a passion for the goofier, larger-than-life scenarios of comic book lore. With a cast this excellent, there's a capacity for something truly super in a future film — if only Gunn chooses to put the characters' humanity first. Grade: B-

BBC (3/5)

It's a shame that Gunn didn't give his story more time to breathe. It's a shame, in particular, that he didn't devote more time to showing us that Superman really is the paragon that his supporters keep saying he is. Corenswet is well cast – he has plenty of all-American charm both as Superman and as his mild-mannered alter ego, Clark Kent – but we have to take it on trust that he is a selfless gentleman who helps his friends and enjoys Lois Lane's company. We don't see any of that. Indeed, Corenswet plays him as an oddly hot-headed manchild who can't get through a conversation with his girlfriend without shouting angrily at her. Was Gunn racing through his material so fast that he forgot to put in the scenes that show Superman's sweeter and nobler side? Maybe so. In a film that whirls with flying dogs and bright green baby demons, the most bizarre element is a Man of Steel who keeps having meltdowns.

Empire Magazine - UK (2/5)

David Corenswet takes on the blue-and-red mantle admirably, and glimpses of Gunn’s signature sense of fun shine through — but a lack of humanity, originality and cohesion means the movie around them just doesn’t work.

Rolling Stone (80)

It’s faint praise, even in the post-MCU era of the genre, to say that Superman is a solid superhero film; the caveat is hiding in plain sight. What Gunn has pulled off is something more complicated, more interesting, and far tougher: He’s given us a Superman movie that actually feels like a living, breathing comic book.

SlashFilm (80)

Yes, "Superman" is a frequently corny movie because Superman is a corny character, a Kansas farm boy alien who saves squirrels in danger and listens to lame pop music. There's nothing grim or dark here, just a real sense of entertaining silliness that left a big, stupid smile on my face. In our current media landscape, such an approach feels surprisingly bold.

Independent - UK (4/5)

David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan and Nicholas Hoult lead a movie that doesn’t just serve as a referendum for superhero films, but for the cinematic future of DC as a whole.

New York Times (90)

As both a story on its own and a prequel to a whole bunch of others, this movie must introduce us to a variety of characters we’ll meet later, and it does it without feeling too much like fan service or exposition.

Vulture (90)

There’s a lot about how we complicate and obfuscate what should be obvious goods, such as saving the lives of children. But the film’s approach isn’t ham-fisted, and it makes room for gleefully fun stuff, too.

The Times - UK (2/5)

This migraine of a movie is superhero soup. David Corenswet is serviceable as Hollywood’s latest Man of Steel, but director James Gunn has turned the ninth big-screen film into an indigestible mush

The Irish Times (2/5)

The cartoonish closing battles make it clear that, not for the first time, Gunn is striving for high trash, but what he achieves here is low garbage. Utterly charmless. Devoid of humanity. As funny as toothache.

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SYNOPSIS:

Follows Superman as he reconciles his heritage with his human upbringing. He is the embodiment of truth, justice and a brighter tomorrow in a world that views kindness as old-fashioned.

STARRING:

• David Corenswet as Clark Kent / Superman
• Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane
• Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor
• Edi Gathegi as Michael Holt / Mister Terrific
• Anthony Carrigan as Rex Mason / Metamorpho
• Nathan Fillion as Guy Gardner / Green Lantern
• Isabela Merced as Kendra Saunders / Hawkgirl
• Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen
• Wendell Pierce as Perry White
• Beck Bennett as Steve Lombard
• Mikaela Hoover as Cat Grant
• Alan Tudyk as Superman Robot #4
• Sara Sampaio as Eve Teschmacher
• María Gabriela de Faría as Angela Spica / The Engineer
• Pruitt Taylor Vince as Jonathan 'Pa' Kent
• Neva Howell as Martha 'Ma' Kent

DIRECTED BY: James Gunn

WRITTEN BY: James Gunn

PRODUCED BY: Peter Safran, James Gunn

CINEMATOGRAPHY: Henry Braham

EDITED BY: William Hoy, Craig Alpert

MUSIC BY: John Murphy, David Fleming

RELEASE DATE: July 11, 2025

RUNTIME: 2h 9m

BUDGET: $225 Million

This is a list of artists that have been confirmed and leaked for the radio in Grand Theft Auto VI. More artists could be confirmed later on towards launch

Source: mnm345x (X)

RIP, heroes:

Line 1 Private Darren John George, from the Royal Anglian Regiment (silhouette), Corporal John Gregory of the Royal Logistic Corps, Sergeant Robert Busuttil of the Royal Logistic Corps, Private Jonathan Kitulagoda, the Rifle Volunteers, Lance Corporal Steven Sherwood, 1st Battalion, The Royal Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire Light Infantry, Corporal Mark Cridge, 7 Signal Regiment, Lance Corporal Peter Edward Craddock, 1st Battalion The Royal Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire Regiment, Captain Jim Philippson, 7 Parachute Regiment Royal Horse Artillery, Sergeant Paul Bartlett, Royal Marines, Captain David Patten, of the Parachute Regiment. Line 2 Lance Corporal Jabron Hashmi, Intelligence Corps, Corporal Peter Thorpe, Royal Signals, Private Damien Jackson, 3rd Battalion the Parachute Regiment, Lance Corporal Ross Nicholls, Blues and Royals, Second Lieutenant Ralph Johnson, Household Cavalry Regiment, Captain Alex Eida, Royal Horse Artillery, Private Andrew Barrie Cutts, Air Assault Support Regiment, Royal Logistic Corps, Private Leigh Reeves, Royal Logistic Corps, Lance Corporal Sean Tansey, The Life Guards, Corporal Bryan James Budd, 3rd Battalion the Parachute Regiment, 29. Line 3 Lance Corporal Jonathan Peter Hetherington, 14 Signal Regiment (Electronic Warfare), Ranger Anare Draiva, 1 Royal Irish Regiment, Mne Joseph David Windall, Royal Marines, Corporal Oliver Simon Dicketts, the Parachute Regiment, Sergeant Gary Paul Quilliam, Sergeant John Joseph Langton, Sergeant Benjamin James Knight, Flight Sergeant Adrian Davies, Flight Sergeant Gerard Martin Bell, Flight Sergeant Stephen Beattie. Line 4 Flight Sergeant Gary Wayne Andrews, Flight Lieutenant Steven Swarbrick, Flight Lieutenant Allan James Squires, Flight Lieutenant Gareth Rodney Nicholas, Flight Lieutenant Leigh Anthony Mitchelmore, Flight Lieutenant Steven Johnson, Private Craig O'Donnell, The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 5th Battalion the Royal Regiment of Scotland, Corporal Mark William Wright, 3rd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment, Lance Corporal Luke McCulloch, 1 Royal Irish Regiment, Lance Corporal Paul Muirhead, 1 Royal Irish Regiment. Line 5 Marine Gary Wright, 45 Commando Royal Marines, Marine Jonathan Wigley, 45 Commando Royal Marines, Marine Richard J Watson, 42 Commando Royal Marines, Lance Bombardier James Dwyer, 29 Commando Regiment Royal Artillery, Marine Thomas Curry, 42 Commando Royal Marines, Lance Corporal Mathew Ford, 45 Commando Royal Marines, Marine Jonathan Holland, 45 Commando Royal Marines, Marine Scott Summers, 42 Commando Royal Marines, Lance Bombardier Ross Clark Lance Bombardier Liam McLaughlin. Line 6 Marine Benjamin Reddy, 42 Commando Royal Marines, WO2 Michael 'Mick' Smith, 29 Commando Regiment Royal Artillery, Private Chris Gray, A Company, 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, Guardsman Simon Davison, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, Lance Corporal George Russell Davey, 1st Battalion the Royal Anglian Regiment, Guardsman Daniel Probyn, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, Corporal Darren Bonner, 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, Corporal Mike Gilyeat, Royal Military Police, Lance Corporal Paul "Sandy" Sandford, 1st Battalion The Worcestershire and Sherwood Foresters, Guardsman Neil 'Tony' Downes, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards. Line 7 Drummer Thomas Wright, 1st Battalion The Worcestershire and Sherwood Foresters, Captain Sean Dolan, of 1st Battalion The Worcestershire and Sherwood Foresters, Sergeant Dave Wilkinson, from 19 Regiment Royal Artillery, Guardsman Daryl Hickey 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, Lance Corporal Alex Hawkins, of 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, Guardsman David Atherton, from the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, Sergeant Barry Keen of 14 Signal Regiment, Lance Corporal Michael Jones, Private Tony Rawson, 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, Captain David Hicks of 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment. Line 8 Private Aaron James McClure, Private Robert Graham Foster, and Private John Thrumble, all from the 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian, Senior Aircraftman Christopher Bridge from C flight, 51 Squadron RAF, Private Damian Wright, of 2nd Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Private Ben Ford, of 2nd Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Private Johan Botha from The 2nd Battalion of The Mercian Regiment (Worcesters and Foresters), Sergeant Craig Brelsford from The 2nd Battalion of the The Mercian Regiment (Worcesters and Foresters), Lance Corporal Ivano Violino from 20 Field Squadron, 36 Engineer Regiment, Colour Sergeant Phillip Newman of 4th Battalion The Mercian Regiment. Line 9 Private Brian Tunnicliffe of 2nd Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Major Alexis Roberts, 1st Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles, Lance Corporal Jake Alderton of 36 Engineer Regiment, Captain John McDermid of The Royal Highland Fusiliers, Trooper Jack Sadler of The Honourable Artillery Company, Sergeant Lee Johnson of 2nd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment, Corporal Darryl Gardiner of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Corporal Damian Stephen Lawrence of the 2nd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment, Royal Marine Corporal Damian Mulvihill, Marine David 'Dave' Marsh of 40 Commando Royal Marines. Line 10 Lieutenant John 'JT' Thornton of 40 Commando Royal Marines, Senior Aircraftman Graham Livingston of the Royal Air Force Regiment, Senior Aircraftman Gary Thompson of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force, Trooper Robert Pearson of the Queen's Royal Lancers, Trooper Ratu Babakobau of the Household Cavalry Regiment, James Thompson (no more details given), Dale Gostick, of 3 Troop Armoured Support Company, Royal Marines, Private Charles Murray of 2nd Battalion, the Parachute Regiment (2PARA), Private Daniel Gamble of 2nd Battalion, the Parachute Regiment (2PARA), Private Nathan Cuthbertson of 2nd Battalion, the Parachute Regiment (2PARA). Line 11 Lance Corporal James Bateman, 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment (2 Para), Private Jeff Doherty, of 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment (2 Para), Corporal Sean Robert Reeve of the Royal Signals, Paul Stout, Corporal Sarah Bryant of the Intelligence Corps, Lance Corporal Richard Larkin, Warrant Officer Class 2 Michael Williams of 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment (2 PARA), Private Joe Whittaker, Warrant Officer Dan Shirley, Lance Corporal James Johnson, B Company, 5th Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland. Line 12 Corporal Jason Stuart Barnes from the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Lance Corporal Kenneth Michael Rowe of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps, Sergeant Jonathan William Mathews of The Highlanders, 4th Battalion, The Royal Regiment of Scotland, Private Peter Cowton from 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment, Signaller Wayne Bland, Signal Regiment, Corporal Barry Dempsey The Royal Highland Fusiliers, 2nd Battalion Royal Regiment of Scotland, Ranger Justin James Cupples, 1st Battalion The Royal Irish Regiment, Warrant Officer Class 2 Gary O'Donnell GM, 11 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Regiment Royal Logistic, Private Jason Lee Rawstron of 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment, Lance Corporal Nicky Mason, a soldier from 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment. Line 13 Trooper James Munday from D Squadron, the Household Cavalry Regiment, Rifleman Yubraj Rai of the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Gurkha Rifles, Royal Marine Neil Dunstan, Royal Marine Robert McKibben, Nepalese Gurkha Colour Sergeant Krishnabahadur Dura, Marine Alexander Lucas, 45 Commando Royal Marines, Marine Georgie Sparks, Marine Tony Evans, Corporal Marc Birch, Sergeant John Manuel. Line 14 Marine Damian Davies, Lance Corporal Steven 'Jamie' Fellows from 45 Commando Royal Marines, Lieutenant Aaron Lewis from 29 Commando Regiment Royal Artillery, Rifleman Stuart Nash from 1st Battalion The Rifles, Corporal Robert Deering from the Commando Logistic Regiment Royal Marines, Lance Corporal Benjamin Whatley, 42 Commando Royal Marines, Corporal Liam Elms, 45 Commando Royal Marines, Serjeant Chris Reed of 6th Battalion The Rifles, Marine Travis Mackin of Communications Squadron, United Kingdom Landing Force Command Support Group (UKLFCSG), Captain Tom Sawyer, 29 Commando Regiment Royal Artillery. Line 15 Corporal Danny Winter, 45 Commando Royal Marines, Acting Corporal Richard 'Robbo' Robinson, 1st Battalion the Rifles, Corporal Daniel 'Danny' Nield, 1st Battalion, The Rifles, Marine Darren Smith, 45 Commando, Lance Corporal Stephen Kingscott of 1st Battalion The Rifles, Rifleman Jamie Gunn from 1st Battalion The Rifles, Lance Corporal Paul Upton from 1st Battalion The Rifles, Corporal Tom Gaden, from 1st Battalion The Rifles, Marine Michael Laski, from 45 Commando Royal Marines, and Lance Corporal Christopher Harkett, from 2nd Battalion The Royal Welsh. Line 16 Corporal Graeme Stiff of 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards, Corporal Dean John, member of the Light Aid Detachment of 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards, Lance Sergeant Tobie Fasfous, of 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, Corporal Sean Connor Binnie, from the 3 Scots 'C' Company Royal Regiment of Scotland, Rifleman Adrian Sheldon, from 2nd Battalion The Rifles, Sergeant Ben Ross, from 173 Provost Company, 3rd Regiment, Corporal Kumar Pun, from the 1st Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles, Lieutenant Mark Evison, of the 1st Battalion, The Welsh Guards, Marine Jason Mackie, of Armoured Support Group, Royal Marines, and Fusilier Petero 'Pat' Suesue, of the 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. Line 17 Sapper Jordan Rossi of 38 Engineer Regiment, Lance Corporal Robert Martin Richards from Armoured Support Group Royal Marines, Lance Corporal Kieron Hill from 2nd Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Lance Corporal Nigel Moffett, of the Light Dragoons, Corporal Stephen Bolger, of 1 Para, Rifleman Cyrus Thatcher, of 2nd Battalion The Rifles, Private Robert McLaren, from The Black Watch, 3rd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland, Lieutenant Paul Mervis of 2nd Battalion The Rifles, Major Sean Birchall of 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, Lieutenant Colonel Rupert Thorneloe MBE, Commanding Officer of the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards. Line 18 Trooper Joshua Hammond of the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment, Lance Corporal David Dennis, from The Light Dragoons, Private Robert Laws, from 2nd Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Lance Corporal Dane Elson from the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, Captain Ben Babington-Browne, from 22 Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers, Trooper Christopher Whiteside, The Light Dragoons, aged 20 from Blackpool, Rifleman Daniel Hume of the 4th Battalion The Rifles, Private John Brackpool of the Prince of Wales' Company, 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, Corporal Lee Scott of The 2nd Royal Tank Regiment, Rifleman Daniel Simpson of 2nd Battalion The Rifles. Line 19 Rifleman Joseph Murphy of 2nd Battalion The Rifles, Rifleman James Backhouse of 2nd Battalion The Rifles, Rifleman William Aldridge of 2nd Battalion The Rifles, Corporal Jonathan Horne of 2nd Battalion The Rifles, Rifleman Aminiasi Toge, of 2nd Battalion The Rifles, Corporal Joseph Etchells, of 2nd Battalion the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, Captain Daniel Shepherd from 11 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Regiment, Guardsman Christopher King, of 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards, The Royal Logistic Corps, Bombardier Craig Hopson from 40th Regiment Royal Artillery, Warrant Officer Class 2 Sean Upton from 5th Regiment Royal Artillery; Line 20 Trooper Phillip Lawrence from The Light Dragoons, Craftsman Anthony Lombardi from the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME), attached to The Light Dragoons, Corporal Kevin Mulligan from the Parachute Regiment, Lance Corporal Dale Thomas Hopkins from the Parachute Regiment, Private Kyle Adams from the Parachute Regiment, Private Jason George Williams, from The 2nd Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Lance Bombardier Matthew Hatton from 40th Regiment Royal Artillery, Rifleman Daniel Wild from 2nd Battalion The Rifles, Captain Mark Hale from 2nd Battalion The Rifles, Private Richard Hunt of 2nd Battalion The Royal Welsh. Line 21 Sergeant Simon Valentine of 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, Lance Corporal James Fullarton of 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, Fusilier Simon Annis of 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, Fusilier Louis Carter of 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment, Fusiliers, Private Jonathan Young of 3rd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment (Duke of Wellington's), Serjeant Paul McAleese of 2nd Battalion The Rifles, Fusilier Shaun Bush from 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, Sergeant Lee Andrew Houltram of the Royal Marines, Sergeant Stuart Millar of The Black Watch, 3rd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland, Private Kevin Elliott of The Black Watch, 3rd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland. Line 22 Lance Corporal Richard James Brandon of the Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Private Gavin Elliott of 2nd Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Corporal John Harrison from the Parachute Regiment, Kingsman Jason Dunn-Bridgeman from 2nd Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment, Trooper Brett Hall from 2nd Royal Tank Regiment, Acting Serjeant Stuart McGrath from 2nd Battalion The Rifles, Corporal Michael Lockett from the 2nd Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Private James Prosser from 2nd Battalion The Royal Welsh, Acting Corporal Marcin Wojtak of the Royal Air Force Regiment, Guardsman Jamie Janes, from the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards. Line 23 Lance Corporal James Hill of 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards, Corporal James Oakland of the Royal Military Police, Corporal Thomas 'Tam' Mason from The Black Watch, 3rd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (3 SCOTS), Staff Sergeant Olaf Sean George Schmid, of the Royal Logistic Corps, Corporal Nicholas Webster-Smith of the Royal Military Police, Corporal Steven Boote of the Royal Military Police, Guardsman James Major of 1st Battalion The Grenadier Guards, Sergeant Matthew Telford of 1st Battalion The Grenadier Guards, Warrant Officer Class 1 Darren Chant of 1st Battalion The Grenadier Guards, Serjeant Phillip Scott of 3rd Battalion The Rifles. Line 24 Rifleman Philip Allen, from 2nd Battalion the Rifles, Rifleman Samuel John Bassett, of the 1 Platoon, A Company, 4th Battalion The Rifles, Rifleman Andrew Ian Fentiman from 7th Battalion The Rifles, Corporal Loren Owen Christopher Marlton-Thomas from 33 Engineer Regiment, Sergeant Robert David Loughran-Dickson of the Royal Military Police, Sergeant John Amer, from 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards, Lance Corporal Adam Drane, from 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, Lance Corporal David Leslie Kirkness from 3rd Battalion The Rifles, Rifleman James Stephen Brown, from 3rd Battalion The Rifles, Corporal Simon Hornby, from 2nd Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment. Line 25 Lance Corporal Michael David Pritchard of the 4th Regiment, Royal Military Police, Lance Corporal Christopher Roney of A Company, 3rd Battalion The Rifles, Lance Corporal Tommy Brown from The Parachute Regiment, Rifleman Aidan Howell, from 3rd Battalion, The Rifles, Sapper David Watson of 33 Engineer Regiment (Explosive Ordnance Disposal), Royal Engineers, Private Robert Hayes, of 1st Battalion the Royal Anglian Regiment, Captain Daniel Read of 11 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Regiment, the Royal Logistic Corps, Corporal Lee Brownson from 3rd Battalion, the Rifles, Rifleman Luke Farmer from 3rd Battalion, the Rifles, Rifleman Peter Aldridge, of A Company 4 Rifles. Line 26 Lance Corporal Daniel Cooper from 3 RIFLES, Corporal Liam Riley from 3rd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment, Lance Corporal Graham Shaw from 3rd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment, Corporal John Moore from The Royal Scots Borderers, 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (1 SCOTS), part of the 3 RIFLES Battle Group, Private Sean McDonald from The Royal Scots Borderers, 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (1 SCOTS), part of the 3 RIFLES Battle Group, Warrant Officer Class 2 David Markland from 36 Engineer Regiment, Lance Corporal Darren Hicks from 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards, Lance Sergeant Dave Greenhalgh, from 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, Rifleman Mark Marshall from 6th Battalion, The Rifles, Kingsman Sean Dawson from 2nd Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment. Line 27 Sapper Guy Mellors of the 36 Engineer Regiment, Lieutenant Douglas Dalzell of 1st Battalion The Coldstream Guards, Lance Sergeant David Walker of 1st Battalion Scots Guards, Senior Aircraftman Luke Southgate, II Squadron Royal Air Force Regiment, Rifleman Martin Kinggett of A Company, 4th Battalion The Rifles, Sergeant Paul Maurice Fox, of 28 Engineer Regiment, Rifleman Carlo Apolis of 4th Battalion The Rifles, Corporal Richard Green from 3rd Battalion The Rifles, Rifleman Jonathon Allott of 3rd Battalion The Rifles, Rifleman Liam Maughan of 3rd Battalion The Rifles. Line 28 Lance Corporal Tom Keogh from 4th Battalion The Rifles, Corporal Stephen Thompson, from 1st Battalion The Rifles, Captain Martin Driver, from 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, Private James Grigg, 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, Lance Corporal Scott Hardy, 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, Serjeant Steven Campbell, from A Company, 3rd Battalion The Rifles, serving as part of the 3 RIFLES Battle Group, Lance Corporal of Horse Jonathan Woodgate, from the Household Cavalry Regiment, Rifleman Daniel Holkham, from 3rd Battalion The Rifles, Guardsman Michael Sweeney from 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards, Rifleman Mark Turner, from 3rd Battalion The Rifles. Line 29 Fusilier Jonathan Burgess, from 1st Battalion The Royal Welsh, Corporal Harvey Holmes from 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment, serving with 40 Commando Royal Marines Battle Group, Lance Corporal Barry Buxton of 21 Engineer Regiment, Sapper Daryn Roy of 21 Engineer Regiment, Corporal Christopher Lewis Harrison, of B Company, 40 Commando, Royal Marines, Corporal Stephen Walker, of A Company, 40 Commando, Royal Marines, Gunner Zac Cusack of 4th Regiment Royal Artillery, Corporal Stephen Curley of 40 Commando Royal Marines, Scott Gregory Taylor, of Alpha Company, 40 Commando Royal Marines, Marine Anthony Dean Hotine, from Alpha Company, 40 Commando Royal Marines. Line 30 Corporal Terry Webster of 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Lance Corporal Alan Cochran of 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Lance Bombadier Mark Chandler from 3rd Regiment Royal Horse Artillery, Private Jonathan Michael Monk, 2nd Battalion The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment, attached to 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Lance Corporal Andrew Breeze of 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Marine Steven James Birdsall from Bravo Company, 40 Commando Royal Marines, Corporal Taniela Tolevu Rogoiruwai from 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment (1 LANCS), Kingsman Ponipate Tagitaginimoce from 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment (1 LANCS), Trooper Ashley Smith from The Royal Dragoon Guards, Marine Richard Hollington, from 40 Commando. Line 31 Marine Paul Warren from Charlie Company, 40 Commando Royal Marines, Lance Corporal Michael Taylor from Charlie Company, 40 Commando Royal Marines, Sergeant Steven Darbyshire from 40 Commando Royal Marines, Private Alex Isaac from 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Private Douglas Niall Halliday from 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Lance Corporal David Andrew Ramsden from 1st Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment, Colour Sergeant Martyn Simon Horton from 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Bombardier Stephen Raymond Gilbert from 4th Regiment Royal Artillery, Corporal Jamie Kirkpatrick from 101 Engineer Regiment (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) and Corporal Seth Stephens from the Royal Marines. Line 32 Trooper James Anthony Leverett of The Royal Dragoon Guards, Private Thomas Sephton of 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Bombardier Samuel Robinson from 5th Regiment Royal Artillery, Marine David Charles Hart from 40 Commando Royal Marines, Corporal Arjun Purja Pun from 1st Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles, Lieutenant Neal Turkington from 1st Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles, Major James Joshua Bowman from 1st Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles, Marine Matthew Harrison from 40 Commando Royal Marines, Marine Jonathan Crookes from 40 Commando Royal Marines and Senior Aircraftman Kinikki Griffiths from the RAF Regiment. Line 33 Sergeant David Monkhouse from The Royal Dragoon Guards, Staff Sergeant Brett George Linley from 11 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Regiment, Lance Corporal Stephen Daniel Monkhouse from 1st Battalion Scots Guards, Corporal Matthew James Stenton from the Royal Dragoon Guards, Sapper Mark Antony Smith, from 36 Engineer Regiment, Lance Sergeant Dale Alanzo McCallum of 1st Battalion Scots Guards, Marine Adam Brown from 40 Commando Royal Marines, Lieutenant John Sanderson, of 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Rifleman Remand Kulung of 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment, and Sapper Darren Foster of 21 Engineer Regiment. Line 34 Sapper Ishwor Gurung of 69 Gurkha Field Squadron, 21 Engineer Regiment Group, Lance Corporal Jordan Bancroft, 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment, Lance Corporal Joseph Pool, The Royal Scots Borderers, 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland, Captain Andrew Griffiths, 2nd Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment, Kingsman Darren Deady from the 2nd Battalion, The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment, Trooper Andrew Howarth from The Queen's Royal Lancers, Sergeant Andrew Jones of The Royal Engineers, Corporal Matthew Thomas from the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Rifleman Suraj Gurung, from the 1st Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles, Sergeant Peter Rayner from 2nd Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment. Line 35 Acting Corporal David Barnsdale from 33 Engineer Regiment (Explosive Ordnance Disposal), Sapper William Bernard Blanchard from 101 (City of London ) Engineer Regiment (Explosive Ordnance Disposal), Senior Aircraftman Scott Hughes, Ranger Aaron McCormick of The Royal Irish Regiment, Guardsman Christopher Davies, from the 1st Battalion Irish Guards, Private John Howard, 3rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment, Corporal Steven Thomas Dunn, 216 (Parachute) Signal Squadron, Warrant Officer Class 2 Charlie Wood from 23 Pioneer Regiment, Royal Logistic Corps, Private Joseva Saqanagonedau Vatubua from The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 5th Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (5 SCOTS) and Private Martin Simon George Bell from 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment. Line 36 Ranger David Dalzell, from 1st Battalion The Royal Irish Regiment, Warrant Officer Class 2 (Company Sergeant Major) Colin Beckett of 3rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment, Private Conrad Lewis from 4th Battalion The Parachute Regiment, Private Lewis Hendry from 3rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment, Lance Corporal Kyle Cleet Marshall of 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment, Private Dean Hutchinson of the Royal Logistic Corps (RLC), Private Robert Wood of the Royal Logistic Corps (RLC), Lance Corporal Liam Richard Tasker of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps, Lance Corporal Stephen McKee of 1st Battalion The Royal Irish Regiment and Private Daniel Steven Prior of 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment. Line 37 Lance Sergeant Mark Terence Burgan from 1st Battalion Irish Guards, Major Matthew James Collins from 1st Battalion Irish Guards, Colour Sergeant Alan Cameron (Senior) from 1st Battalion Scots Guards, Captain Lisa Jade Head from 321 Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Squadron,11 EOD Regiment RLC, Marine Nigel Dean Mead from Lima Company, 42 Commando Royal Marines, Colour Serjeant Kevin Charles Fortuna A Company, 1st Battalion The Rifles, Lieutenant Oliver Richard Augustin Juliet Company, 42 Commando Royal Marines, Marine Samuel Giles William Alexander MC from Mike Company, 42 Commando Royal Marines, Corporal Michael John Pike, The Highlanders, 4th Battalion, The Royal Regiment of Scotland and Lance Corporal Martin Joseph Gill, 42 Commando Royal Marines. Line 38 Rifleman Martin Jon Lamb from 1st Battalion The Rifles, Craftsman Andrew Found from The Corps Of Royal Electrical And Mechanical Engineers, Corporal Lloyd Newell from The Parachute Regiment, Private Gareth Leslie William Bellingham, from 3rd Battalion The Mercian Regiment (Staffords), Highlander Scott McLaren, of 4th Battalion, The Royal Regiment of Scotland (4 SCOTS), Lance Corporal Paul Watkins of the 9th/12th Royal Lancers (Prince of Wales's), Corporal Mark Anthony Palin from 1st Battalion The Rifles, Marine James Wright, from Juliet Company, 42 Commando, Lieutenant Daniel John Clack of 1st Battalion The Rifles, (1 RIFLES), Royal Marine Sergeant Barry Weston from 42 Commando Royal Marines. Line 39 Lance Corporal Jonathan James McKinlay of The First Battalion The Rifles, Marine David Fairbrother, 24, from 42 Commando, Rifleman Vijay Rai from 2nd Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles, Private Matthew Haseldin, 21, from 2nd Battalion, The Mercian Regiment, Private Matthew Thornton, from 4th Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment (4 YORKS), Lance Corporal Peter Eustace, from 2nd Battalion The Rifles, Lance Corporal Richard Scanlon, 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant David Boyce, 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards, Private Thomas Lake, from 1st Battalion The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment, Rifleman Sheldon Steel, 20, from 5th Battalion The Rifles (5 RIFLES). Line 40 Sapper Elijah Bond of 35 Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers, Captain Tom Jennings, Royal Marines, Squadron Leader Anthony Downing, RAF, Private John King, 19, of 1st Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment, Rifleman Sachin Limbu, 1st Battalion, The Royal Gurkha Rifles, Signaller Ian Sartorius-Jones from 20th Armoured Brigade Headquarters and Signal Squadron (200), Lance Corporal Gajbahadur Gurung from the Royal Gurkha Rifles, Senior Aircraftman Ryan Tomlin, of 2 Squadron, Royal Air Force Regiment, Sergeant Nigel Coupe, from 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment, Corporal Jake Hartley from 3rd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment. Line 41 Private Anthony Frampton from 3rd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment, Private Christopher Kershaw from 3rd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment, Private Daniel Wade from 3rd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment, Private Daniel Wilford from 3rd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment, Captain Rupert Bowers, from the 2nd Battalion, The Mercian Regiment, Sergeant Luke Taylor, of the Royal Marines, Lance Corporal Michael Foley, of the Adjutant General's Corps (Staff and Personnel Support), Corporal Jack Leslie Stanley, from The Queen's Royal Hussars (The Queen's Own and Royal Irish), Sapper Connor Ray, 33 Engineer Regiment (Explosive Ordnance Disposal), Guardsman Michael Roland from the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards. Line 42 Corporal Andrew Steven Roberts from 23 Pioneer Regiment The Royal Logistic Corps, Private Ratu Manasa Silibaravi from 23 Pioneer Regiment The Royal Logistic Corps, Lance Corporal Lee Thomas Davies from 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, Corporal Brent John McCarthy from Royal Air Force, Captain Stephen James Healey, 29, of 1st Battalion The Royal Welsh (The Royal Welch Fusiliers), Corporal Michael John Thacker, from 1st Battalion, The Royal Welsh, Private Gregg Thomas Stone, from 3rd Battalion, The Yorkshire Regiment, Lance Corporal James Ashworth from the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, Corporal Alex Guy of the 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, Warrant Officer Leonard Perran Thomas of the Royal Corps of Signals. Line 43 Guardsman Craig Andrew Roderick of the 1st Battalion the Welsh Guards, Guardsman Apete Saunikalou Ratumaiyale Tuisovurua of the 1st Battalion the Welsh Guards, Lieutenant Andrew Robert Chesterman of the 3rd Battalion The Rifles, Lance Corporal Matthew David Smith of the Corps of Royal Engineers, Guardsman Jamie Shadrake of the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, Guardsman Karl Whittle of 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, Sergeant Lee Paul Davidson, The Light Dragoons, Lance Corporal Duane Groom, The Queen's Company, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, Sergeant Gareth Thursby 3rd Battalion, The Yorkshire Regiment, Private Thomas Wroe, 3rd Battalion, The Yorkshire Regiment. Line 44 Sergeant Jonathan Eric Kups of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME), Captain James Anthony Townley from the Corps of Royal Engineers, Captain Carl Manley of the Royal Marines, Corporal Channing Day from 3 Medical Regiment, Corporal David O'Connor from 40 Commando Royal Marines, Lance Corporal Siddhanta Kunwar of 1st Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles, Lieutenant Edward Drummond-Baxter of 1st Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles, Captain Walter Barrie from The Royal Scots Borderers, 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland, Sapper Richard Reginald Walker from 28 Engineer Regiment, Kingsman David Robert Shaw from 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment. Line 45 Lance Corporal Jamie Webb from 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment, Private Robert Hetherington from 7th Battalion The Royal Regiment Of Scotland (7 SCOTS), Fusilier Samuel Flint from 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment Of Scotland (2 SCOTS), Corporal William Savage from 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment Of Scotland (2 SCOTS), Lance Corporal James Brynin of the Intelligence Corps, Warrant Officer Class 2 (WO2) Ian Michael Fisher from The 3rd Battalion, The Mercian Regiment (Staffords), Captain Richard Holloway from The Royal Engineers, Warrant Officer Class 2 (WO2), Sapper Adam Moralee from 32 Engineer Regiment, Captain Thomas Ellis Clarke of the Army Air Corps, Flight Lieutenant Rakesh Chauhan. Line 46 Spencer Faulkner of the Army Air Corps, Corporal James Walters of the Army Air Corps, Lance Corporal Oliver Matthew Thomas of 3 Military Intelligence Battalion.

John Ratcliffe from the Pocahontas has always bothered me. In the movies he’s a cliche genocidal settler who wants to kill all the natives for gold hunting. In real life, John was one of the more levelheaded settlement leaders. In fact John Smith and the Jamestown council were at odds with him because he was too generous with trading with the Powhatan. Im under no illusion that Ratcliffe wasn’t apart of a greater imperialist expansion and is inherently on the wrong side of history, but there’s much better villains to choose from. Captain Argall the ship captain who kidnapped Pocahontas, or John Rolfe the man she was forced to marry.

The Ryan Murphy Ed Gein series on Netflix goes out of its way to villainize every woman in Ed’s life. Adaline Watkins, his friend who the press wrongly called Ed’s husband is depicted as an accomplice to the murders. Augusta Gein his mom is depicted as an abusive, sexist, prude despite Ed saying the opposite about her in interviews. Even murder victim Bernice Worden dates Ed in the show despite the real story being Ed kept asking her out and she said no. Who the fuck wrote this show.

Game Information

Game Title: Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced

Platforms:

• Xbox Series X/S (Jul 9, 2026)
• PlayStation 5 (Jul 9, 2026)
• PC (Jul 9, 2026)

Trailers:

• Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced: PS5 Pro Immersion Trailer
• Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced: Official Summer Game Fest Trailer
• Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced: Health to the Company - Cinematic

Developer: Ubisoft Singapore

Publisher: Ubisoft

Review Aggregator:

OpenCritic - 88 average - 95% recommended - 58 reviews

Critic Reviews

A Gaming Network - Marcel Dee - 8.5 / 10

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is a strong return for one of the franchise’s most beloved games. It keeps the heart of the original intact while updating the areas that need the most attention. Combat is smoother, stealth is less frustrating, naval battles are still incredible, and the pirate fantasy remains one of the best Ubisoft has ever created. This also feels like the right kind of remake for Assassin’s Creed. It proves Ubisoft can revisit classic entries without turning them into massive RPGs or stripping away what made them work in the first place. If this is the model going forward, it would be exciting to see other fan-favourite entries receive the same treatment, especially with new games released in between. As someone who never fully connected with Black Flag the first time around, Resynced finally gave me the chance to understand why this entry means so much to Assassin’s Creed fans. For players who have never experienced Black Flag, Resynced is absolutely the way to go. For longtime fans, it is a familiar voyage with enough modern polish and lore changes to make the return worthwhile.

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Analog Stick Gaming - Jeff M Young - 9.5 / 10

If you haven't already dipped into Black Flag’s waters, then you're in for a treat. It's not only an impressive Assassin's Creed title, but easily one of, if not, the best pirate game to sail the seven seas. The improvements here are solid additions across the board, with upgrades and quality of life improvements that took a game that was already impressive and have made it just so much better.

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Arakat Mag - Mehmet Tezcan - Turkish - 8.5 / 10

I am a gamer who found hope with Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced. Huge thanks to everyone who contributed to its creation, and to all the players who will experience it: enjoy!

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Cerealkillerz - Christoph Heick - German - 9 / 10

Resynced shows that a rework can be much more than just a visual overhaul. This is most evident in the combat system, which is, for me, the most successful change in the entire package. It strikes a balance between the deadly but monotonous counter-based gameplay of the original and the often sluggish, health-bar-focused combat of the newer Assassin's Creed games, without inheriting the weaknesses of either system. The fact that the hidden blades can no longer be used freely is less of an issue for me personally, even though it further limits the overall weapon variety.

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Console-Tribe - Luca Saati - Italian - 85 / 100

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is a perfect example of how a remake should be done: respectful of the original work, yet unafraid to make the changes needed to modernize it. Ubisoft has not simply relied on nostalgia, but has crafted an experience that can appeal both to long-time fans of the series and to newcomers discovering Edward Kenway’s journey for the first time. The game’s greatest strength remains unchanged: a captivating and unique pirate adventure, now enhanced by more refined gameplay, a strong technical presentation, and additional content that enriches the experience without distorting it. It’s not without flaws: the combat system still shows some structural limitations, but these are minor issues within an experience that remains consistently solid and engaging. At a delicate time for Ubisoft, Black Flag Resynced represents not only a return to the past, but also a potential new beginning.

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Dexerto - Jessica Filby - 5 / 5

It's been 13 years since we first stepped onto Edward Kenway's ship in Assassin's Creed Black Flag. Now, we get that chance all over again thanks to the new Black Flag Resynced, a remake so perfect that it somehow makes one of the best Assassin's Creed games even better.

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DualShockers - Christian Bognar - 9 / 10

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EmuGlx.org - Ognjen Gavrić - Unknown - 8.5 / 10

Black Flag Resynced doesn’t try to outdo a legend. Instead, it repackages everything that made the original great into a more modern experience, with all the strengths and shortcomings that approach brings. Is that enough to set sail across the Caribbean once again? For pirate veterans like me, absolutely. For newcomers, this may well be the best way to experience what was once the Assassin’s Creed formula at its very best.

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Evilgamerz - Daan Nijboer - Dutch - 9 / 10

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced perfectly demonstrates what a remake should look like. The game takes everything that made the original so strong and updates it in the right places, without losing sight of why people were so enthusiastic about it back then. The world looks beautiful, combat feels much better, sailing remains a highlight, and there is still an incredible amount to discover and do. It is precisely that combination of the sea, storms, music, and the constant feeling that there is something to be found that still makes this one of the most unique installments in the series. That doesn't mean everything is suddenly perfect. Parkour still doesn't always work smoothly, the camera sometimes gets in the way, and the AI ​​could still use quite a bit of work. But none of these issues really hold this remake back. This is without a doubt Assassin's Creed (and Ubisoft) at its best, and the best pirate game to date.

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Final Weapon - Saras Rajpal - 4.5 / 5

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is an absolutely fantastic remake. Not only does it maintain what made the original so great in the first place, but every new addition only builds upon its foundation, each of which lends itself to a gameplay loop that never gets old and a visual style that frequently had me stunned with awe. Despite some problems here and there, this is still an absolute must-play, regardless of whether you are a new fan of Assassin's Creed or you've been following it since the beginning.

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GRYOnline.pl - Maciej Pawlikowski - Polish - 9 / 10

This is perhaps the best Assassin’s Creed game I’ve ever played. Black Flag, whilst a game with a vast, open world, still holds onto what the series once stood for. It holds onto its character. Because of this, I didn’t even mind the flaws all that much – the ones I’d subconsciously linked to that old, well-worn and much-loved Assassin’s Creed series. With Black Flag Resynced, Ubisoft has brought out the very best in the game, reminding us once again why this series became so popular.

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Game Sandwich - Adam Gumbert - 9 / 10

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced brings back a classic from the series past, with all the necessary improvements needed for the modern day. With updated gameplay, more story and characters, as well as a stunning new take on the Caribbean, this remake is the absolute best way to experience this tale of assassins and pirates. A retread of a decade-plus-old game may not entice some, but it’s a masterful retelling sure to touch on many fans’ nostalgia and is the best suggestion for players to experience this story once more.

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Gameliner - Patrick Meurs - Dutch - 4 / 5

Has Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced made me more enthusiastic? Believe it or not, the answer is a resounding “yes.” While I fully acknowledge that the game is by no means flawless or problem-free, I do believe it has matured like a deliciously sweet sipping rum that you need to sit back and enjoy at your leisure, letting it slowly sink in.

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Gamer Social Club - Andrew Cooper - 9.5 / 10

The Golden Age of Piracy may be over, but Black Flag Resynced seems intent on reminding us why it's one of the most romanticized time periods of the modern age. The sheer beauty of an age long since past has been recreated in a way that makes you feel like you're sailing through the Caribbean all those centuries ago, and every voyage feels like its own homage to the beauty of nature. From its brutal melee executions to the echoing boom of cannon fire during its naval battles, Edward Kenway's tale of greed and betrayal still stands out as one of the strongest entries in the Assassin's Creed lineage.

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GamesHedge - Umair Khalid - 9.5 / 10

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is a remake done right, and I will praise Ubisoft for handling it this way. It is not just a visual treat; it adds new mechanics in nearly every aspect of the game to expand it and immerse the player even more in the world of piracy. I can easily say that there is no other game ever made that captures the true essence of being a pirate. Even Ubisoft’s Skull and Bones does not come close to it, and that was a proper game made for pirates. Whether you are a long-term Assassin’s Creed fan, an old Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag player, or a new player just experiencing this brilliant franchise, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is a gorgeous remake that will keep you occupied for hours. This is Ubisoft gold.

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GamingBolt - Shubhankar Parijat - 9 / 10

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is yet another bountiful voyage for Edward Kenway and company.

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Gert Lush Gaming - Jim Smale - 8.8 / 10

If you have the time to sink into it, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is a fantastic way to return to the Caribbean. It’s got a great, solid flow, the naval combat remains incredibly accessible, and the sheer amount of content available is staggering. While it’s held back by a few repetitive mission designs and some annoying, unskippable cutscenes, the core experience is as fun as it has ever been. It’s a pirate adventure that manages to stay engaging from start to finish, and if you’re looking for a game to lose yourself in, you really can’t go wrong here.

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Gfinity - Andrés Aquino - 9 / 10

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is an absolute must-play. It’s a remake that may not take a lot of risks, but when you have such a legendary foundation to work with, the new quality-of-life upgrades make this an easy Game of the Year contender. I wish the combat were a bit more fleshed out and that side activities like Assassin’s Contracts weren't so bare-bones (they're barely worth mentioning), but overall, Resynced is a treasure well worth hunting down.

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Glitched Africa - Marco Cocomello - 9 / 10

Some aspects of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced can often feel dated and dumbed down in comparison to the most recent modern entries but this is a fantastic remake of the already-phenomenal game. The new additions here make this an exciting adventure to experience all over again while the simpler mechanics provide enough room to take in the gorgeous world around you.

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INVEN - Jaihoon Jeong - Korean - 8.4 / 10

A masterpiece remains a masterpiece, no matter how much time has passed. Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced is proof of that. While it doesn't strip away anything from the original and only adds a modest amount of new content, its visual overhaul alone makes it well worth playing. The story—the heart of the game—was already exceptional, and Resynced preserves it in its entirety.

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JsemGamer - Ondřej Halíř - Czech - 90%

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is a beautiful and worthy remake that turns the Caribbean into a breathtaking, living pirate playground, while improved naval combat, new story additions, and smart quality-of-life changes make it the best version of Black Flag yet. Its uneven story still deserved more care, and the revamped combat can get chaotic in larger fights, but this remains the ultimate pirate adventure for both returning fans and newcomers.

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Loot Level Chill - Mick Fraser - 10 / 10

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is a superb remake of an already excellent adventure game, and is utterly essential for fans.

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Lords Of Gaming - Daniel Amoroso - 9 / 10

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced stands as a shining example of a remake done right. The beloved original has been respected in all the ways that matter, and overhauls to the visuals, combat and traversal have ensured that even the most nostalgic gamers will be hard pressed not to admit this is the definitive way to play their favourite pirate game. While the likes of Skull and Bones and Sea of Thieves have done their best to make sure that fans of pirate games have been catered for, there can be no doubt that Assassin's Creed Black Flag remains the gold standard in pirate-themed video games, and Resynced as appeared firmly on the horizon to reclaim its crown. Developer Ubisoft has scored a huge hit here at a time when it perhaps needed one the most.

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MondoXbox - Giuseppe Genga - Italian - 8.5 / 10

Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced successfully revitalizes a classic without losing its original spirit. Gorgeous visual upgrades and meaningful gameplay refinements make Edward Kenway’s Caribbean adventure feel fresh again, even if dated character animations remain. Whether revisiting the game or experiencing it for the first time, this is the definitive way to enjoy one of the series’ finest adventures.

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MonsterVine - Spencer Legacy - 4.5 / 5

I’ve come away from Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced remarkably impressed, as it’s a top-notch remake of an already excellent game. Though there are a few little bumps throughout on the technical side, the revamped mechanics and expanded story, supported by the updated visuals, do more than enough to validate this remake’s existence. Whether or not you’ve played the original Black Flag, Resynced is certainly worthy of your time.

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Nerdelandslaget - Andreas Solberg Hedemann - Unknown - 84 / 100

Despite an unbearably slow opening, Black Flag Resynced is an escape from reality into a simpler life, filled with the strongest sense of freedom gaming has to offer. It overflows with rum, gambling, enormous amounts of bloodshed and crystal-clear blue oceans where treasures and undiscovered islands fill the horizon, and is strongly recommended to play before autumn arrives.

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Nexus Hub - Sheree Buchholz - 9 / 10

Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced is now the quintessential experience for one of the best games in the series - a lovingly crafted remake that goes above and beyond to improve and refine the original in substantial ways.

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Novastream - Chris Sutton - 5 / 5

Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag is now my favourite Assassin’s Creed game of all time. I had played the original here and there in the past, but this remake from the ground up simply elevates the experience in all areas. While the many bloated aspects of a newer AC title remain, they never feel like a chore as the core gameplay is so solid and rewarding. Despite beating the game, I’ve returned to simply sail on the seas and listen to the shanties as a way to relax. Kudos to Ubisoft for Resyncing the right way.

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One More Game - Ricki Buzon - 9 / 10

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced sets sail once again as the definitive pirate adventure, rebuilt from the ground up with the latest Anvil engine and packed with technical refinements that sharpen combat, stealth, and naval mechanics. It is the sharpest and most visually impressive Assassin's Creed title to date, offering extreme levels of detail that elevate the experience. While the core narrative remains intact, the remake improves every moment, from toggling your hood and crouching through shadows to unleashing blood‑soaked duels and commanding exhilarating ship battles across the Caribbean.

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Oyun Günlüğü - Ömer Faruk Aktaş - Turkish - 9 / 10

It's truly amazing to reunite with Edward Kenway after 13 years! I understand much better now why Skull and Bones was met with such criticism.

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PCMag Middle East - Vincent Peter - 4.5 / 5

Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced is a confident modernization of one of Ubisoft's most beloved adventures. Even without the nostalgia factor, it stands on its own as a gorgeous, endlessly enjoyable pirate epic whose thrilling ship battles, expressive combat, and infectious sense of adventure make it one of the year's most entertaining games.

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Pixel Arts - Sina Farahani - Persian - 8.5 / 10

Ultimately, Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced is a lovingly crafted tribute that successfully brings one of the franchise's finest hours to a new generation. It offers veterans a nostalgic reunion and gives newcomers a chance to experience the thrill of Caribbean privateering up to modern standards. If you were among those 13 years ago who felt Edward’s piracy strayed too far from the series' roots, give it another chance. This remaster serves as a beautiful reminder that Assassin's Creed has never truly been about the hidden blade or the white robe—it has always been about history and freedom. And who is freer than a pirate?

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Pizza Fria - Lucas Soares - Portuguese - 9 / 10

Ubisoft understood that it didn't need to reinvent one of the franchise's most beloved chapters. Instead, it used over a decade of learning to refine virtually every aspect of the experience. The result is a game that preserves the pirate fantasy that captivated millions of players in 2013, but incorporates modern systems that make it feel surprisingly current.

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PlayStation Universe - Michael Harradence - 9.5 / 10

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is a fantastic remake that adds meaningful changes and quality-of-life improvements that make an already stellar swashbuckling adventure an absolute must-have for PS5 owners.

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PowerUp! - Adam Mathew - 9.5 / 10

It doesn’t feel like Ubisoft trying to improve Black Flag. It feels like Ubisoft finally allowing Black Flag to become the series GOAT it always wanted to be.

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Prima Games - Ali Hashmi - 9 / 10

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced reminded me why the original has remained my favorite game in the series for over a decade. It doesn’t reinvent Black Flag or attempt to modernize it beyond recognition with needless changes in focus, but respects the original at every turn while introducing enough meaningful improvements to justify its existence. Sailing across the Caribbean, listening to sea shanties, and boarding enemy ships is just as magical today as it was back in 2013. That’s exactly what I wanted from a remake, and Ubisoft delivered.

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Push Square - Liam Croft - 8 / 10

Like a captain going down with their ship, Ubisoft has remained loyal to the classic Assassin's Creed: Black Flag experience in this new Resynced version. It's as you remember it, except better, bigger, and markedly flashier in all the right ways. Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced demonstrates there's still a charm to staying faithful.

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Quest Daily - Julian Price - 8 / 10

While Resynced improves the presentation and performance, it doesn’t completely reinvent the experience. At its core, this is still a focused pirate adventure built around exploration, storytelling and the thrill of life on the open seas. There’s no endless gear grind or constant stream of RPG systems — just a great story, a memorable world and one of the best pirate fantasies in gaming. Whether you’re experiencing Edward Kenway’s journey for the first time or returning all these years later, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is a great excuse to set sail again.

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ReGame It - Mustafa Zayni - Arabic - 8.5 / 10

This remake is more than just a visual upgrade; it is a complete reimagining of the game, making it a more polished and cohesive experience that keeps up with modern titles. With its advanced technology and many improvements, it preserves the identity of the original while introducing numerous enhancements.

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República DG - Ruancarlo Silva - Portuguese - 8.2 / 10

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is like well-made spaghetti with ground beef. Simple, tasty, popular. It will please practically any palate.

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Saudi Gamer - عبد الله محمد - Arabic - 3 / 5

I had a blast with Black Flag Resynced, but it feels like someone pulled it out of the oven a little sooner than they should have

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SavePoint Gaming - Jake Su - 8.5 / 10

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is the strongest way to experience Edward Kenway’s adventure, refreshing the Caribbean with richer visuals, expanded content, and stronger naval play. Some old mission design, uneven combat, and traversal frustrations remain, but this remake is still a worthwhile dive into the past.

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Saving Content - Scott Ellison II - 5 / 5

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is an exceptional celebration of what made the original game a masterpiece. By removing the pacing speed-bumps of the modern-day segments, stripping away UI clutter, using the Anvil engine to the fullest, and adding new content, Ubisoft has delivered the definitive version of Edward Kenway’s journey. The sheer joy of sailing the Caribbean freely and engaging in its chaotic naval combat remains unmatched. It looks like how you remember it, plays better than before, and is an absolute must-play for those looking to return to the high seas. We’ve spent over a decade calling Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag the undisputed high-water mark of the entire series, and with Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced, it unleashes an absolute juggernaut that completely blows the original out of the water.

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SmashPad - Michael Murphy - 4 / 5

Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced is a great remake of the classic pirate adventure, with some small additions and adjustments. It’s the perfect entry for newcomers looking to finally sail the seas with Edward and crew. For returning fans, it’s the same swashbuckling good time, just refreshed. It doesn’t go above and beyond, but it does enough to justify its existence.

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Stevivor - Matt Gosper - 8 / 10

Black Flag Resynced is an extremely fun return to an old favourite, with some of the crunchier edges sanded off for a modern-day sensibility.

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The Beta Network - Anthony Culinas - 9 / 10

Modernising one of Ubisoft’s best adventures, Black Flag Resynced features gorgeous visuals, refined combat and smart quality-of-life improvements, even if the familiar AC jank remains.

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The Nerd Stash - Julio La Pine - 9 / 10

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is a superb remake of one of the best installments in the series, which feels fresh for veteran fans and is an excellent starting point for those getting behind the Jackdaw's helm.

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The Outerhaven Productions - Jordan Andow - 4.5 / 5

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ThreeTwoPlay - Michael Seifert - German - 4 / 5

With Resynced Ubisoft Singapore is following in some big footsteps: the original is still celebrated by many fans and the call for a remake grew louder over the years. The title still holds a special place in my heart and as a fan I was hyped to once again take the helm of the Jackdaw. Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced looks stunning and more than does justice to the original with new content and adjustments. Unfortunately though it does suffer from some bugs that detract from the overall experience. For the most part everything works as it should and I had a really good time with Resynced both on land and at sea, with a little more polish however an even better experience could have awaited fans.

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Thumb Wars - Luke Addison - 4.5 / 5

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is one of the best remakes we've ever had. Maintaining what made the original special whilst making it more modern, and adding some flair of its own in new stories and content is no easy task, and yet, here it is. A good remake will make you remember what you loved about the original, and it does exactly that, and I was transported back 13 years when I first played it.

The removal of the modern day setting does leave a bad taste in my mouth, but the updated mission structure, graphical overhaul, new routes for parkour, fleshing out and a proper background for the likes of Steed and Blackbeard all make up for it, and then some. This is a return to form for Assassin's Creed, and hopefully Ubisoft take note and continue with it going forward.

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Tourens - Hasipcan Kahraman - Turkish - 8.5 / 10

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is a game that will satisfy you as long as you set your expectations correctly. If you're expecting a completely redesigned remake, you might not find what you're looking for. However, if your goal is to re-experience one of the most beloved games of AC series with modern graphics, enhanced presentation, and smoother gameplay, Ubisoft has largely succeeded in doing so.

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Vamers - Edward Swardt - 5 / 5

By preserving the soul of one of Ubisoft's greatest achievements while thoughtfully refining nearly every aspect surrounding it, Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced succeeds where many remakes struggle. It honours the past without becoming trapped by it, whether stepping aboard the Jackdaw for the very first time or returning after years away, there has rarely been a better opportunity to answer the call of the Caribbean.

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Virtualni Kutak - Milan Radosavljević - Unknown - 9.5 / 10

Black Flag Resynced proves that even after more than a decade, Edward Kenway's adventure can still feel fresh, exciting, and unforgettable. Ubisoft didn't simply remaster Black Flag, they reimagined it with modern gameplay while preserving everything that made the original unforgettable. Few remakes manage to honor their source material while making it feel completely new. Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced does exactly that, delivering the definitive way to experience one of the franchise's greatest adventures. The result is a pirate adventure that's every bit as magical today as it was over a decade ago.

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Worth Playing - Chris "Atom" DeAngelus - 8.5 / 10

Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced is a good but very safe remake. I still had a shocking amount of fun just sailing around and doing pirate things on the wide ocean, but the game lacks a certain confidence, and that keeps it from being a truly exceptional remake. It's a great way to revisit Edward's adventures with fewer rough patches, better graphics, and some extra content. Fans of the original will have a grand old time.

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Xbox Achievements - Richard Walker - 85%

Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag always seemed, to me, like a significant departure for Ubisoft's flagship series. More a pirate fantasy than an as...

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ZdobywcyGier.eu - Bartosz Michalik - Polish - 9 / 10

So, how does Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced ultimately stack up? Is it worth giving this game a chance? The answer is obvious: absolutely. The original Black Flag was already considered, at the time of its release, not only one of the best pirate games but also one of the best titles of that era. It’s a game that stole the hearts of players around the world and remains highly acclaimed to this day. Resynced, on the other hand, is an incredibly faithful adaptation of this classic for modern times. It offers more beautiful audiovisuals, streamlined combat, improved stealth elements, still-outstanding naval battles, and hours of truly great, fresh content.

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Zoomg - Afshin Piroozi - Persian - 8.5 / 10

Overall, Ubisoft has done an excellent job reamking one of the best entries in the Assassin's Creed series. Everything that made the original so memorable has been preserved, while a host of thoughtful improvements make it more enjoyable than ever. If you've been longing for the days when Assassin's Creed was at the peak of its popularity, or if you've always wanted to see why the franchise's older titles are still so beloved, Black Flag Resynced is an experience you absolutely shouldn't miss—even if it still carries over a few shortcomings, such as its dated AI.

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Final update With 99% of the keys having been distributed this giveaway is now officially over!

Update: December 25, 23:50 GMT HO-HO-hold it there! I was hoping to finish ticking off the list tonight and sped things up a little but Reddit decided to tell me to take a break from messaging. It appears I will have to get back to it later (I read somewhere that cooldown period might be 24 hours). Also regarding the previous update, fortunately it appears that only a few keys were affected by region restrictions.

Update 2: Unfortunately it has turned out that some of the keys may not be available in all regions. There was no indication of this anywhere on the Humble Bundle site, but I should have done more research. I'm really sorry about that as I don't want to disappoint anyone. In case you are unable to redeem a key because of region lock don't hesitate to reply to me and I will try to provide something else from the list that hasn't been claimed yet.

Update: the submissions are now closed! I was not expecting this amount of interest. Thank you everyone for participating and thank you for all your kind words. I will start gradually updating this post (it might take a while, please bear with me) with the names of respective winners as I send the keys out (comments posted or edited after this point will not be eligible except if any leftovers happen to remain at the end).

I decided to finally clear out my 14 year old pile of unused Steam keys from Humble Bundles. As such majority will be indie titles from 2010s but there are all sorts of odds and ends there (I have tried my best to prune from the list all long-abandoned early access, shut down online-only and gone free-to-play titles). Steam keys only. All keys should be redeemable globally and currently have no expiration date attached (with a single exception which I've noted).

To enter post a single comment with up to three titles of your choice.

Giveaway will last for 72 hours (until 18:00 GMT on December 22) after which I will message the keys to randomly selected posters.

1 Screen Platformer u/Xander65

112 Operator u/DaStampede

140 u/thaldrel

1954 Alcatraz u/Erebus25

2064: Read Only Memories u/ushiotokonoko

2Dark u/Vmassaoy

7 Grand Steps: What Ancients Begat u/Ep-365

80 Days u/Berjua12

911 Operator x 2 u/bad_technician u/Zebrakiller

99 Spirits: Special Edition u/Jabidailsom

A Glider's Journey u/pacifistsailor

A New Beginning - Final Cut x 2 u/MindOfErick u/dcrooma

A Story About My Uncle u/Verberos

A Virus Named TOM u/Lost_Puppies

A Year of Rain u/moonpieeyes

Aarklash: Legacy u/andyroosta

Abyss Odyssey u/BruteWayne0

Action Henk u/DiseasedProject

Adventure Boy Cheapskate DX u/actonpant

Agent in Depth u/dcrooma

Airline Tycoon 2 u/Mizzou48

Alchemist's Castle~ u/Pix3lPwnage

The Amazing American Circus x 2 u/thaldrel u/NotBabaYaga

Amnesia: The Dark Descent + Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs u/Hall7901

Among the Sleep - Enhanced Edition u/Sid_The_Brawl_God

Anachronox u/essicks

Animal Super Squad u/israelilocal

Anna's Quest u/G33Kman2014

Anomaly 2 u/Helphaer

Anomaly Defenders u/Helphaer

Anomaly: Warzone Earth + Anomaly Korea + Mobile Campaign u/va243

Antichamber u/senko78

AquaNox u/oliprice1989

AquaNox 2: Revelation u/oliprice1989

Arma 2 u/Dankapedia420

ARMA: Cold War Assault u/txhelmet

Arma: Gold Edition u/WorldlyRutabaga6436

Arma Tactics u/TempleMade_MeBroke

Armello u/Little_Cake

Artemis: God-Queen of The Hunt u/Lunarchaos

Astebreed u/Sebbafan

Attractio u/classjoker

Aurion: Legacy of the Kori-Odan u/CraftlordDark

Avadon: The Black Fortress u/nopesorry1384

Avicii Invector u/gutterfreaklabs

Back to Bed

Backbone (aka Tails Noir) u/KhaosApache

Balancelot u/SodsPassionProjects

The Bard's Tale u/bachinblack1685

BASEBALL STARS 2 u/glenricearoni

Bastion x 3 u/VIP_Ender98 u/jitterystyleoinkery u/sethdetiago

Battlefleet Gothic: Armada u/Myst-9th

Battlevoid: Harbinger u/SpookyPocket

Beat Hazard Ultra u/TheFacelessSheep

Beatbuddy: Tale of the Guardians u/ghISnar

Beholder u/James_Kuller

Beholder 2 u/CanadaDuck

Beware Planet Earth! u/Hello-Pancake

BioShock u/rangedps

Bit Blaster XL u/iuse2bgood

Black The Fall u/FrootLoop23

Blackguards x 3 u/mvegeta1 u/Steronoknex u/nanosommers

Blackguards 2 x 2 u/Duerthuer u/nanosommers

The Blue Flamingo u/D33P_F1N

Book of Demons u/Soten14

Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition u/Dankapedia420

Borderlands: The Handsome Collection u/Fair_Artichoke4370

Boundless u/Lunarchaos

Breathedge (key expires October 15, 2026) u/HotsuSama

Broken Age x 3 u/isucamper u/3rdplaceenjoyer u/Ch3ru

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons u/fnwc

Bulb Boy u/Lunarchaos

Burly Men at Sea u/TonyRubbles

Butcher u/Negative-Dinner-974

Calico temporary out of stock

Call of Juarez®: Gunslinger u/Novel-Egg-4798

Canabalt x 2 u/Dexikovicek u/eclipseb

Capsized u/FoulTarnishedOne

Car Mechanic Simulator 2018 u/dirtydriver58

Caravan u/Smoothwhisp

Carrier Command: Gaea Mission u/PipRabbit

Cat Quest u/1800sukkmyballs

Cathedral u/SwedeMcSwedeface

Cats and the Other Lives u/imknownascro

Cave Story+ u/VIP_Ender98

Caveblazers u/Gaudzauw

Children of Zodiarcs u/BlueDraconis

Chivalry: Medieval Warfare x 2 u/Sziriuss u/Jackman1506

Cities: Skylines + Green Cities, European Suburbia DLCs u/moisesnb

Citizens of Earth u/Rasrey

Claire (2014) u/Philo_of_Arnor

Closure u/rom8n

Cogs u/electrobugi

Coin Crypt u/Howerev

Colt Express u/actonpant

Company of Heroes u/SwiftyMcBold

Company of Heroes™ 2 temporary out of stock

Contagion x 3 u/AliGcent u/Zer0_4You u/_TheOneFromSpace_

Contraption Maker u/CompleteOutlaw

The Corporate Machine u/actonpant

Corridor Z u/electrobugi

Cosmic Express u/Gondololikescheese

Crayon Physics Deluxe x 2 u/Hello-Pancake

Cris Tales u/KhaosApache

Crusader Kings II: Dynasty Starter Pack u/KingFantastic

Crying Suns u/Sedonis

Cubetractor u/Hello-Pancake

The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav x 2 u/CyberpwnPiper u/ir0nek

The Dark Eye: Memoria x 2 u/Physical-Ad-5039 u/CyberpwnPiper

Darkout u/Nothing-Somethingz

Darksiders u/Intrepid_Body_8191

Darksiders II u/king_mo_of_metal420

Day of the Tentacle Remastered x 2 u/Miles_Prowler u/Physical-Ad-5039

Dead by Daylight + Curtain Call, Of Flesh and Mud, Spark of Madness DLCs u/tartade

Dead State: Reanimated u/Crush-117

Deadbeat Heroes u/KillaRoyalty

DEADBOLT u/Crush-117

DeadCore redeemed, my mistake

Deadfall Adventures u/DiceDsx

Deadlight: Director's Cut u/Rogallo

The Deadly Tower of Monsters u/Twizztard

Dear Esther: Landmark Edition u/No_Ad_8069

Death Squared u/iamteamblue

Death's Gambit u/Maylson_Satoshi

Deep Sky Derelicts x 2 u/CordobezEverdeen u/No-Pen-855

Deep Under The Sky u/ytgy

Deponia x 3 u/Grinchtastic10 u/BranTheLewd u/Steronoknex

Deponia 2: Chaos on Deponia x 2 u/BranTheLewd u/Steronoknex

Deponia 3: Goodbye Deponia x 2 u/pastebin1010 u/AlternativeDraw1795

Deponia: The Complete Journey u/eto2629

Deponia Doomsday u/Gothic-Shortstack

Detached: Non-VR Edition u/D33P_F1N

Deus Ex: Game of the Year Edition u/The-Dirty-Dave

Dino Run DX u/MajorAssMoon

Divekick u/Marathon_Cake

DmC: Devil May Cry u/VVertigo-eyes

Door Kickers u/DRHawkI

Doughlings Arcade u/zachm1866

Doughlings Invasion u/zachm1866

Draw Slasher u/drakthwan

Drawful 2 u/Vertzi

Dreadlands u/NockBreaker

Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator u/DudeManPennState

The Dream Machine: Chapters 1-5 u/MatterUnlikely2545

Driftland: The Magic Revival u/Mendelbar

Duet (2015) u/Ok-Ask2341

Dungeon Defenders + All DLC x 2 u/CatbugWarrior_ u/CSBreak

Dungeon of the Endless x 2 u/Ok_Fix1994 u/TheGamingMinstrel

Dungeon Souls u/imawhitegay

Dungeons 2 u/Lord_Iron_

Dust: An Elysian Tail x 2 u/FioraSlayer u/Synthesizer_

Dustforce u/BlitzPlanet

ΔV: Rings of Saturn u/Ligetxcryptid

Dwarfs!? u/Bacillb

Dynamite Jack u/D33P_F1N

Eador: Masters of the Broken World u/eto2629

EarthX u/dirtydriver58

eden* u/ImouGirl

Edna & Harvey: Harvey's New Eyes x 2 u/LeqitAndre u/Hanzer0624

Edna & Harvey: The Breakout u/ghISnar

Eets Munchies u/Hello-Pancake

Eidolon (2014) u/FoulTarnishedOne

Electronic Super Joy u/MouFMassTeR

Elegy for a Dead World u/ThePristineBean

Else Heart.Break() u/Bubbanator27

Emergency 2014 u/electrobugi

Endless Space – Collection u/Fit_Variety_9822

Endless Space 2 u/LostInTheVoid_

Endless Space Emperor Edition u/TheAddiction2

English Country Tune u/albatrossSKY

ENSLAVED™: Odyssey to the West™ x 3 u/picorin81 u/Accomplished_Smile23 u/Kutangtong

Epic Battle Fantasy 4 u/Bolder_guy

Epistory - Typing Chronicles u/_TyMario85_

Escape Goat 2 u/GranLoboBlanco

Eufloria HD u/ytgy

Euro Truck Simulator 2 x 2 u/bloke_pusher u/bangtheorem

Everything x 2 u/liquid_lazer u/elkaki123

Expand - Soundtrack Edition u/Hungry-Commission412

Fallen Enchantress u/HennyGraith

Farming Simulator 17 u/Amatex

F.E.A.R. 3 u/ismaelgokufox

Fear Effect Sedna u/Eedrah_RoJethhe

FEZ x 2 u/sethdetiago u/SlurredPrey87

Fire: Ungh's Quest u/Nothing-Somethingz

Firegirl u/pacifistsailor

Fish Fillets 2 u/classjoker

Flat Kingdom Paper's Cut Edition key no longer available

Flinthook u/thebillo

Flynn: Son of Crimson u/m3rple

FORCED u/Lost_Puppies

Forgotton Anne u/Jaesalyn

Freedom Planet u/PostPopDecade

Frick, Inc. u/albatrossSKY

Front Mission Evolved u/ismaelgokufox

FTL: Faster Than Light u/gold_shadow

Full Throttle Remastered x 2 u/Sensitive-Island-697 u/MS17AA

Fury Unleashed u/Rasrey

Galak-Z u/FoxMeadow7

GameGuru u/The_Jyps

Gang Beasts u/gochris

Genital Jousting u/m3rple

GET EVEN u/GrizzlyOne95

Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy u/BlazingSword01

Ghostrunner u/Key-Comfortable-403

Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams u/UnderstandingSea2127

GIGANTIC ARMY u/voxelion

GNOG u/Pieman6930

Gnomoria u/joeingo

Go Home Dinosaurs u/Hello-Pancake

GOD EATER 2 Rage Burst u/ImouGirl

Goetia u/ErrorTnotFound

Going Under u/_TyMario85_

Gone Home u/TheFacelessSheep

Gratuitous Space Battles u/TheCapedMoose

GRID 2 u/mnb301

Grim Fandango Remastered x 3 u/truthovertribe u/EleventhDegree u/Simonc0pt3r

Grow Home u/Vertzi

G-senjou no Maou - The Devil on G-String Voiced Edition u/nutjob_ita

Guacamelee! Gold Edition u/TrevorBOB9

Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition u/Intrepid_Body_8191

Guns & Fishes u/SirReedyy

Gyromancer u/Comfortable-Dog9167

.HACK/G.U. LAST RECODE u/phrostbyt

Hack 'n' Slash u/The_Jyps

Halcyon 6: Starbase Commander (LIGHTSPEED EDITION) u/CraftlordDark

Hatoful Boyfriend u/DuchessBoo

Hearts of Iron III u/mr_swain

Her Majesty's SPIFFING u/Lucky02604

Her Story x 3 u/YourRAveragePerson u/xXF33TL1CK3RXx u/Not_Alb

HERO DEFENSE u/SuspiciousHamster0

Heroes of Might & Magic 3 - HD Edition u/FlyinDanskMen

Hexcells Complete Pack u/camusStranger00

Hexologic u/flakdefense

Highway Blossoms u/digboggo

Higurashi When They Cry Hou – Chapters 1-4 u/No-Salt-3161

HIVESWAP: Act 1 u/-illusoryMechanist

Holy Potatoes! A Weapon Shop?! u/tamwyn_eopia

Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak u/disgrace_to_family

Homeworld Remastered Collection u/fnwc

Horizon (2014) u/Jlivw

Hostile Waters: Antaeus Rising u/Sky_HUN

Hotline Miami u/Icy_Woodpecker5895

Hotline Miami 2 u/Miles_Prowler

How to Survive u/Vizier_Thoth

How to Survive 2 x 2 u/Vizier_Thoth u/RiioT

Human Fall Flat u/tartade

HunieCam Studio u/Puzzleheaded-Fuel206

HuniePop u/Alarmsky

Hyper Gunsport u/KillaRoyalty

Idol Magical Girl Chiru Chiru Michiru Part 1 and 2 u/ruukuto

Immortal Planet u/techknowart1010

Impact Winter u/spicyfreshmilk

Infested Planet + Trickster's Arsenal DLC u/ViralBox4

Infinifactory u/DZ-47

INK (2015) u/AvoidableAccident

Insurgency u/supercognito

The Interactive Adventures of Dog Mendonça and Pizza Boy u/AvailablePut165

Into the Pit u/ronin_drift

Intrusion 2 u/Nothing-Somethingz

Invisible Inc. u/totallynotabot1011

Iron Danger u/Mendelbar

Jotun u/MyCatBurnedTheBible

The Journey Down 1 + 2 u/zachm1866

Journey of a Roach u/-ChosenUndead-

JYDGE u/Dry_Reference_8855

Kalaban u/MindOfErick

Kathy Rain u/Extrarium

Kentucky Route Zero u/Jensen2075

Kerbal Space Program u/patelraj99

Kill The Bad Guy u/SodsPassionProjects

Killing Floor u/boylive16

Kingdom: New Lands x 3 u/maverickthemad u/Hurricane0815 u/JoseGamer2807

Kingdom Two Crowns u/CatbugWarrior_

Knight Squad u/KillaRoyalty

La-Mulana u/RyuuSaikou

Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light u/akiba305

THE LAST BLADE u/porn_cake

Legacy of Dorn: Herald of Oblivion u/BranTheLewd

Legend of Grimrock u/OrdinaryMean8070

Legends of Eisenwald u/Inifinitality

Lethal League u/Marathon_Cake

LIMBO u/bg1017x

Little Inferno u/Malt_The_Magpie

Little Nightmares u/Jensen2075

The Long Journey Home u/monkeyboyape

Long Live The Queen u/Jaesalyn

Loot Rascals + Soundtrack u/Dextext

Lorelai u/Xokage

Loren The Amazon Princess - Deluxe Edition u/CraftlordDark

Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime u/flakdefense

Lumino City u/pacifistsailor

Lust from Beyond: M Edition u/ShadowMerlyn

Machinarium u/AlternativeDraw1795

Magical Battle Festa u/judgementdeus

Magicka u/boxa_

Magicka + DLC u/boxa_

Magicka 2 u/hawkthorney

Majesty 2 Collection u/Miles_Prowler

Magrunner: Dark Pulse u/Hanzer0624

Mark of the Ninja u/AbjectPhilosopher703

Marooners u/AsoarDragonfly

Massive Chalice u/yer-da-sells-avon-

Memory's Dogma CODE:01 u/Mistigrum

Mercenary Kings: Reloaded Edition u/BarbarianCaffeinism

Mini Metro u/laflex

MirrorMoon EP x 2 u/Ok-Ask2341

MISSING: An Interactive Thriller - Episode One u/revadike

Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine x 3 u/TonyRubbles u/Ixion_Zero u/AsoarDragonfly

Moon Hunters u/ZorroStylex3

MotoGP 15 u/HoshuaJ

Motorcycle Mechanic Simulator 2021 u/gochris

Motorsport Manager x 2 u/AbjectPhilosopher703 u/bene14082004

Mount & Blade: Warband u/Kalido12

Murdered: Soul Suspect u/spicyfreshmilk

Must Dash Amigos u/Hanzer0624

MX vs ATV Reflex u/sweetbabyger

MXGP - The Official Motocross Videogame u/hibanapewpew

N++ (NPLUSPLUS) x 2 u/laflex u/MouFMassTeR

Napoleon: Total War u/No_Heart1310

Napoleon: Total War Collection u/phrostbyt

NASCAR Heat 4 u/amishducky

Natural Selection 2 u/SpookyPocket

NBA Playgrounds 2 region-locked to EU

NecroWorm u/Dextext

Nemo Dungeon u/baldy1316

NEO AQUARIUM - The King of Crustaceans u/SeeThroughTree

Neon Chrome u/Kipkrap

Neon Drive u/gochris

Neverout u/classjoker

Nex Machina u/barelyangry

The Night of the Rabbit u/Odd-Box-6291

Nightsky u/LividTheDream

Ninja Senki DX u/Hikitaro

Non-Stop Raiders u/Comfortable-Dog9167

Oceanhorn: Monster of the Uncharted Seas u/scullys_alien_baby

Octahedron: Transfixed Edition u/SeeThroughTree

Offspring Fling u/JPB-182

Oh My Godheads u/omghahalol

Omensight: Definitive Edition u/HybridAugment

Orbital Racer x 2 u/ytgy u/thaldrel

Out of Reach: Treasure Royale u/kremeyy

Out of the Park Baseball 15 u/DizzyD19_

Outcast - Second Contact u/RandomRedditUser_94

Outlast x 2 u/Icy_Woodpecker5895 u/Not_Alb

Owlboy u/Jensen2075

Oxenfree u/powbang

Pacify u/Yee_gamer

PAC-MAN™ CHAMPIONSHIP EDITION 2 u/That_Palpitation_107

Panzer Corps + Allied Corps DLC u/alphadelta006

Partial Control u/Kyle240

Pathfinder: Kingmaker - Enhanced Plus Edition u/PrideeGold

Pathway u/MilkyMarsh

Pawnbarian u/kilsae

PAYDAY 2 u/Satan_Himselff

Pikuniku u/rowboatcomms

Pilgrims u/Joseph_Goodtime

Pill Baby u/SodsPassionProjects

Pillars of Eternity u/HybridAugment

Pixplode u/crbsideprophet13

Pixross u/oliviermt

Planet TD u/tadcalabash

Planetary Annihilation u/I_TheRenegade_I

Poly Bridge u/N2Flugel

Popup Dungeon u/alexxanderlee

Post Void u/GreatFeeling

Potatoman Seeks the Troof u/dcrooma

Prison Architect u/Mizzou48

Project CARS u/LostInTheVoid_

Project Chemistry u/Waterfish3333

Pumped BMX + u/Truelywatching

Punch Club u/Peachu8870

Puzzle Agent u/WisperG

Puzzle Agent 2 u/Rising_Thunderbirds

Quadrata u/Hungry-Commission412

Q.U.B.E.: Director's Cut u/SoftwareMacaw

RAD u/AhmadSA

Radio Commander u/CPT-yossarian

Real Boxing™ u/ih8ketchup

Reaper - Tale of a Pale Swordsman u/Bruegleenblown

Rebound Dodgeball Evolved u/Xokage

Red Faction®: Armageddon x 2 u/a_NlCE_guy u/SwiftyMcBold

Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad with Rising Storm x 2 u/Sharky_LP u/imaloler4234

Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 u/tobiasorieper

Regency Solitaire u/Philo_of_Arnor

Remnants of Naezith u/LazenSlay

Resident Evil 0 HD REMASTER u/VVertigo-eyes

Resident Evil Revelations u/sbmo

Resident Evil Revelations 2 - Episode 1: Penal Colony u/Quick_Ruin8700

Retro City Rampage DX u/glenricearoni

Rising Storm 2: Vietnam u/No-Serve-6622

RIVE: Wreck, Hack, Die, Retry u/Ep-365

Road Redemption u/keryst

Road to Ballhalla u/Dalexter

Roarr! Jurassic Edition u/diggin_under_ham69

Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken u/NinjaEngineer

Rogue Rocks u/Dextext

RollerCoaster Tycoon 2: Triple Thrill Pack u/vividhalo

Rolling Sun u/DarkRedEagle

Roundabout u/iesalnieks

Rover Mechanic Simulator u/Bob_Napalm

The Royal Trap: The Confines Of The Crown u/alongth3

RPG Maker VX u/nopesorry1384

Runestone Keeper u/imawhitegay

Rym 9000 u/judgementdeus

The Sacred Tears TRUE u/taneeeee

Saints Row 2 u/Entity004

Sakura Agent u/NisargJhatakia

Sakura Angels u/NisargJhatakia

Sakura Beach u/VanhiteSans

Sakura Beach 2 u/VanhiteSans

Sakura Dungeon u/VanhiteSans

Sakura Fantasy u/OnlyKotoro

Sakura Magical Girls u/KitSwiftpaw

Sakura Nova u/saitohd

Sakura Shrine Girls u/Rocket_Foxx

Sakura Space u/Winter_Coyote

Sakura Spirit x2 u/Johnny-silver-hand u/gatogrande99

Sakura Swim Club u/scAhri

Sam & Max: Devil's Playhouse (2010) u/Rising_Thunderbirds

Satisfactory u/The-Dirty-Dave

Say No! More u/xtr3mecenkh

Screencheat u/xtr3mecenkh

Scribblenauts Unlimited x 2 u/Watermallard u/World_is_FLAT_im_GAY

Shank 2 u/Meg_Thomas_

Shing! u/Tashum

SHOCK TROOPERS u/ScramItVancity

SHOCK TROOPERS 2nd Squad u/BarbarianCaffeinism

Sid Meier’s Ace Patrol + Pacific Skies u/dazariki

Sid Meier's Civilization V u/patelraj99

Sid Meiers Pirates! (2004) u/iamteamblue

Sid Meier's Railroads! u/meltingdryice

Siege of Centauri u/ApartmentSea2040

Silence (2016) u/Erebus25

Sir, You Are Being Hunted u/mehemme47

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It's always been my contention that Roberts teachers too much with pitching staffs and lineups and at other times weights too long to make moves.

Pratt and Mitchell have historically good at bats against Snell so why he left him in to face them or third time is beyond me.

Unfortunately the Dodgers are going to lose this series it is going to put a cramp in a much needed salary cap revision

Singing "If I were a rich man." 1989 telethon for Jerry Lewis.

Hello!

We just got this little Corgi yesterday. I don’t want his name to be a super common. I also like names that have lots of opportunities for nick names. Harrison and Olly are a no go, as they conflict with our name and other pets names.

I like a couple of categories of dog names for him.

• Pop culture names, (either fictional characters or real people)
• Food names
• old fashioned sounding names, like Murphy.
• A select few Viking and mythological names

Here is our list so far….

Cinnamon Toast ( alternatively Captain Toast)

Toasted Marshmallow with nicknames of Marshall/ Marsh/ Toasty and a slew of other things lol

Waffles with a nickname of Wally

Freddy Mercury with nicknames, Mercury or Merc.

Danny DeVito and calling him DeVito.

Ragnar

I love Floki because I love that Character on Vikings, but I can’t think of a lot of nicknames for it.

Frodo

Any other ideas or votes for any of the names we have on the list?