Gears of War 4 Standard Edition - Xbox One

Gears of War 4 I love the game play it almost every night you should try it out fun to play

Great overall follow up from the original story wise. Old characters still the best in my opinion. I guess is nostalgia but even at an old age Marcus looks intimidating.

This game is my favorite game of the year!! Similar to gof3

I was very disappointed with this game it was a very quick run through it didn't seem like there was a whole lot to it seeing as it's the new Xbox One platform it's mostly just movies and not as much gaming all that extra gigabytes you have to download to your hard drive is for like movies and not gaming so the game is mostly a movie and the gaming part makes leaves you feeling short-changed especially since they changed it up and the characters really did not fit the story

I love the Gears of War series. I really wanted the ultimate edition but this will do just fine.

is a great game to play as is all of the gears games

Have a great time and enjoy playing this game ,makes me feel like a kid again lol

I didn't know what to expect when Epic handed off the game to The Coalition, but I have been pleasantly surprised for the most part. Understand that I primarily play Gears for the campaign, as it is my wife's favorite game and something we can play together on the couch. Luckily, split-screen co-op returns. I don't want to spoil anything, so I'll tread lightly. This is the story of Marcus Phoenix's son, and it feels incredibly familiar, but not in a bad way. Some old characters show up throughout the game, some new characters wind up being important in ways you might not have imagined, and the game itself plays just as you would expect. The campaign probably took me 10 hours to play through (though I did hunt for collectibles throughout) on normal (I'm playing through solo on insane now, and it is ... hard). Without spoiling anything, there isn't much to say about the campaign except that it feels like Gears, and it is an improvement upon Judgment. I'd still rank it behind the original trilogy, but it was fun. You should know that Horde mode is online only, so I've only checked it out during free play weekends (no, I don't use live since I am a solitary gamer for the most part). There are some changes, but overall, it seems like a slight inferior version of Gears 3 Horde. Versus brings back the COG/Horde battles from the first 3 games (even if it isn't really the COG or the Horde). Writing this review, I guess I find it hard to explain other than saying this game seems like an updated Gears game. It's just what you'd expect. Anyways, I hope this helps!