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Gears of War 4 - Standard Edition - Xbox One/Windows 10 [Digital Code]

Platform : Xbox One, Windows 10 |
Rated: Mature
| DRM: Xbox Live
4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 365 ratings
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  • Xbox One and Windows 10 PC exclusive. Supports Xbox Play Anywhere: yours to play on both Xbox One and Windows 10 PC at no additional cost.
  • 25 Years after Gears of War 3, spurred by a series of strange disappearances, JD Fenix must embrace his father's legacy and battle a terrifying new enemy.
  • Never Fight Alone: Enjoy two-player co-op with friends locally via split-screen, over Xbox Live or LAN. Player 2 can select either Kait or Del.
  • Redefined Cover Gameplay: New close-cover combat moves and combat-knife executions turn each piece of cover into an offensive opportunity.

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A new saga begins for one of the most acclaimed video game franchises in history. After narrowly escaping an attack on their village, JD Fenix and his friends, Kait and Del, must rescue the ones they love and discover the source of a monstrous new enemy.

  • Never Fight Alone: Enjoy two-player co-op with friends locally via split-screen, over Xbox Live or LAN. Player 2 can select either Kait or Del.
  • Redefined Cover Gameplay: New close-cover combat moves and combat-knife executions turn each piece of cover into an offensive opportunity.
  • Brutal New Weapons: An incredible arsenal of new weapons includes the Buzzkill and Dropshot, which can shoot around and over cover, raining destruction from all angles.
  • Explosive Versus Multiplayer: Compete online in new and favorite game types, all at 60fps on dedicated servers. A new visible ranking system means fairer matchmaking for social, competitive and professional players alike.
Bonus games are only playable on Xbox 360 or Xbox One.

The Xbox 360 Gears of War collection includes Xbox 360 titles Gears of War, Gears of War 2, Gears of War 3 and Gears of War: Judgment. Each title works as part of the Xbox One Backward Compatibility program. 32GB of hard drive space required. To qualify, purchase and redeem Gears of War 4 on Xbox Live by December 31 2016. Tokens for download will be sent in waves through Xbox Live in-dash message system within one month of redemption. Must be 17+. Xbox One, broadband internet (ISP fees apply) and Xbox Live membership required. Not available in all markets.

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  • Supported Platforms: One - Microsoft Xbox, Windows 10
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Recommended

CPU

Intel i5 3470 | AMD FX-6300

Intel i5 4690 | AMD FX-8350

GPU

Geforce 750 Ti

Geforce 970 / 1060

Radeon R7 260X

Radeon R9 290X / 480

VRAM

2 GB

4 GB

RAM

8 GB

8 GB

Available Space

80 GB

80 GB

Windows Version

Windows Anniversary Edition 64-bit 14393.101



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4.3 out of 5 stars
4.3 out of 5
365 global ratings
Great Game! Windows Store not so much..
5 Stars
Great Game! Windows Store not so much..
This is a worthy successor to the gears franchise. I am getting 60 fps on my 970 with everything on max(see photo). Activates and updates through windows store which requires you computer to be on the latest updates.
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Midnight-Drew
5.0 out of 5 stars One of Xbox finest looking Titles with a great story, fantastic multi-player, but terrible Co-op Horde experience/heavy quitters
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2017
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A very gorgeous game with a scary, funny, and shocking campaign. The weather system is beautiful, and the characters are fantastic. The cutscenes are plenty and very well done. The graphics are one of the finest this generation and the flowers in the game are one of the most prettiest I have ever seen. The lighting effects are killer.
My only complaint is there are a lot of gamers I'd like to cuss out because of rage quitting/quitting in general. Horde mode is a very fun co-op based mode that can be very difficult to reach stage 50 because of players that quit. Players quit if you put the fabricator in a certain spot that they don't like, or if you collect power points accidently when your not a scout class,if you kill enemies to far away, if the whole team dies once, or if that individual player dies once. Heck, as soon as the game begins, people start quitting one by one or immediately all together because of player class, or the stupid map. Don't even bother trying Insane mode, the most quits I have ever experienced in Gears. You also go people who don't understand how to play the new horde. And you got matches where people only want you on turrets. If your not an Engineer, don't bother purchasing a gun or even your special perk without people getting pissy. I miss Horde 2.0. So simple, now we got classes and power, and building stuff that one wrong move and gamers start quitting. Here is hoping to some sort of quit penalty and open joins for late game matches in horde.

As for multi-player and story co op, its all good. Quit penalties are active now. And if your not into multi player versus, there is a new versus co-op against AI from weak to strong which is great.
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John Porter
5.0 out of 5 stars Bringing the series back in a big way
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2016
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Bringing the series back in a big way. This is what the last gears of war game should have been. The story line is great and like all of the first three games, there are certain parts that will tug on the heart strings. I love that this game has local co-op for campaign and multiplayer. Not too many games are willing to do split screen anymore but I'm glad that this game has it. They have also upgraded some of the multiplayer aspects and have gone with a card style reward system. This is similar to Titanfall 1, Call of Duty, ect. Not a big fan of a game where you can pay microtransactions to get ahead but this game makes it so you don't need to buy the high end upgrade packs. Most of the packs you can earn by playing multiplayer or Horde Mode. My only complaint with the game is that they no longer have Arcade mode. They had this is Gears Of War 3 and it was the best aspect for the game especially on insane difficulty. It would basically show a score in the corner of the screen which would give you some indication if you downed or killed an enemy. But with that aside, I would have to say this is the strongest gears of war game since 3 and can't wait to see what the next game brings.
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Burnouts3s3
4.0 out of 5 stars A Worthy Successor to an almost forgotten Franchise, Gears of War 4 improves on the basics and adds some new elements
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2017
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On the subject of product code redemption: I purchased this through Amazon and received a game code which I promptly redeemed on the Windows store. Please note that Windows 10 is required to play the game.

On November 7th, 2006, Epic Games and Microsoft Studios released Gears of War, an Xbox 360 Exclusive that introduced the 3rd cover based shooter, in which the player character uses nearby rubble or fences to cover against enemy fire. In it, you play as Marcus Fenix, a prisoner recruited into the COG (Coalition of Ordered Governments) Army, facing off against an alien threat, the Locust, that nearly destroyed the world.

Now, 25 Years Later after Humanity has won against the Locust, a group of outsiders lead in part by J.D. Fenix, son of Marcus Fenix, Delmont "Del" Walker and Kait Diaz, attempt to raid the nearby COG settlement. However, when a series of unplanned events occur, J.D. must recruit the help of his legendary father in order to stop a new threat that may be worse than the Locust, as well as ward off the COG, which as become a dictatorship.

Players control J.D. Fenix in a 7 Hour campaign that mostly relies on cover-based shooting. While the mechanic has been done to death by other game companies and developers, the new developers of Gears of War, the Coalition, take what was so great from the original games and mix it up. They always place you, the player, in a situation and map that feels different enough with enough enemy variety that keeps you on your feet.

On PC, the game has learned its lesson from the poorly optimized Gears of War: Ultimate Edition, and is optimized to pure perfection. I ran this game on Ultra at a smooth 60 Frames Per Second with few crashes or errors. The Pop-up textures were nearly non-existent and the water effects were spectacular to behold (though the game does have trouble transitioning between a gameplay visual and a prerendered cutscene in which I noticed a visible, though not terrible, drop in quality).

The game has a number of Multiplayer modes, such as King of the Hill and Team Death Match, as well as a variety of Co-Op missions, and the ability to team up with other players online to fight waves of enemies. PLEASE NOTE: While online play is available on the PC, all of the players must be linked through the Windows Store, which has a small player base. (Since then, The Coalition has announced plans to implement Cross Play between PC Players and Xbox One owners). (Also note the game features a large amount of optional microtransactions, which can go up to 129.99 USD. While In-game credit can be used to purchase "packs", items that have customization or "bounties" which help the player earn more experience through challenges, the amount of credits received per match is very minimal. )

Gears of War 4 feels like a return to form and will most likely attract many fans back to the franchise. However, newcomers may be alienated due to the familiar mechanic other lesser developers have done in the past. If you have a PC capable of running Gears of War 4 and don't mind that Windows 10 is necessary to run it, I absolutely recommend it.

If nothing else, fans will feel a bit of nostalgia everytime a chainsaw bayonet revs up.
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A. Rodriguez
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent game
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2016
Verified Purchase
UPDATE:

Issues resolved. Excellent game.

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I am giving two stars not because GoW 4 is not deserving of 5 stars, but because I didn't receive the product as advertised. I bought the game for $30 with the understanding that I would receive a code or that GoW would automatically trigger a download for the Backward Compatible collection of GoW games. I have not played GoW since 2006-2007, Only ever played the first one, so I saw this deal as an opportunity to jump back in and live the whole saga, and frankly that was the kicker that got me to pull the trigger.

I have read that this is a common problem, and the xbox team keeps promising that the codes will be delivered to your xbox live inbox. Well, when it does get delivered, I will update this review.

UPDATE: I chatted with xbox live support a couple of days ago and was told that I should receive the codes within the month from redemption. They were able to confirm my purchase and that I was entitled to the BC codes. So I'll just sit tight and wait. I'll update as soon as I have news
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