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This is a horror masterpiece! The atmosphere (music, artstyle) and the story are admirable. The game mechanics are a bit clunky.

I've already played the 3 previous Supergiant Games before starting Hades, so my expectations were already high. The music, the artstyle and the voice acting are great. I really liked the game mechanics and the rogue-like genre. This game can be very addictive and can be played for 100+ hours. The story was okay, but I liked the stories of the other SG games more.

This is the only Witcher game I've ever tried. Nevertheless, I'm greatly impressed by the story and the characters. I think the 2nd DLC was good, the 1st was better and the original release was the best. However, the graphics and the atmosphere were great in all games. I'm not a big fan of some of the game mechanics (looting, alchemy, ...), but still one of the best game of the action RPG genre.

A surprisingly addictive bullet hell game where you are the source of bullets. It is really enjoyable to try out different strategies and to get more and more content as you progress in the game.

**** Valley is a peaceful, feel-good video game. Building your own farm and foraging around the map can be quite satisfying. The story and NPCs are okay. The amount of action and battle is a bit underwhelming. You can play it with friends which is great.

Lot of conspiracy, good and dark humor, great story-telling and cool game mechanics.

Good (but a little short) story and lovely story telling. Clear mechanics, easy to control. Weapons are not very versatile. Arcade mode and duel challenge are fun too. Watch the "Call of Juarez Gunslinger Launch Trailer", it's the most honest and descriptive trailer I've ever seen.

When I first played Morrowind I was much more receptive to games than nowadays. So I just fell in love with it and had the greatest gaming experience in my entire life. So much freedom and creativity, brilliant music and artstyle, The story is captivating and deep. As i didn't have internet back then I had to learn all the game mechanics by trial and error method which was fun. However, as other ES games were released I realized that there are some flaws in the game: too many bugs, easily exploitable game mechanics, too much luck based game mechanics. And I hate cliff racers. Still this is probably one of the best games ever made.

The futuristic city "Cloudbank" looks amazing, thanks to the artstyle. The music and sound effects create an even more immersing atmosphere. The story is a little vague in the beginning. But don't worry, it will make more sense as you proceed. The ending is great. I recommend reading about the whole story after you've completed the game at least once. You have to learn the combat mechanics and strategies and you are forced to adapt to different challenges. There is a way to adjust difficulty. Overall this game was a short but still fantastic experience.

This is a very well made retro FPS. Fast, smooth, diverse. Great music. Simple but satisfying.

Typical Sid Meier's game: great mechanics, cool atmosphere and very addictive.

Great atmosphere and story. I like the expansion: Shivering Isles. The battle system is improved compared to Morrowind. Lot of game mechanics are simplified. However, the character artstyle is weird and the leveling system is simply worse. Some NPCs are hilarious and provided great meme material.

The sequel to Max Payne (2001) is darker and less jesting. The story and the characters are well written. The game mechanics are improved and the atmosphere is equivalently superb. A masterpiece!

A legendary game but not my genre. The story and atmosphere are good, the enemies, the weapons and the environment are diverse. Personally I didn't like the last few chapters.

A truly disturbing dark horror. The story unfolds really slowly (and probably the game is too long) but it is deep and great. Walter Sullivan is one of the best antagonists of all video games. The environment and monsters are really scary. The control and some game mechanics are uncomfortable or annoying but it is part of the plan: make the player feel miserable. The music is great as in all SH games, thanks to Akira Yamaoka.

I liked the bittersweet emotional story. The artstyle and music is decent and fitting. The game mechanics was a little dull and the goofy personality of the protagonists didn't really match the seriousness of the story.

Cool and wholesome artstyle and music. Creative puzzles and challenging optional achievements.

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The story is lacking but almost everything else is great in this game: retro atmosphere, creativity, game mechanics, optional multiplayer mode, adjustable difficulty.

Wholesome characters and story with fitting music and artstyle. The story-telling is unusual. You have to experiment with different weapon combos and fighting strategies. On highest difficulty the game can be quite challenging.

I haven't played too many visual novels, but Pyre is an excellent one. A lot of well written characters and a good story. The artstyle and music are great just as it can be expected in Supergiant Games. The ball-game is a good concept, but could have been more polished. It was still an excellent experience to learn game mechanics find out different strategies. In this game you have to make hard decisions, accept consequences and proceed after losses.

Really simple, really cool game. Graphics and music are great at creating a retro atmosphere. It is not hard to identify yourself with the dino and your only goal will be running for your life!

The retro vibes of this 2D adventure/RPG is really good especially the music. The characters are funny, sometimes a little too goofy for me. The bullet-hell-shooter type combat system is decent, the puzzles are okayish, wandering around the world is sometimes a little dull. The greatest things in this game are the unpredictable story and that choices matter. Just play it through and you'll probably want to replay it asap to try to play with a different "attitude". This different attitude results in a whole different game experience...

A good RTS game with a decent campaign. It still has active E-sport players. Its world-editor is a powerful tool which made it possible for the community to create a lot of content for example DotA.

If you like Portal you won't regret playing Portal 2. More detailed story, more complex mechanics, more challenging puzzles. Characters are funny as hell. And there's a cool coop game mode as well, which can be played with one of your friends.

A great implementation of mixing a 3D platformer, a puzzle game and a brilliant story. The atmosphere and the humor are also fitting. I can recommend this game (and its sequel) to literally everyone.

As a low-skill player this class based FPS game is perfect for me. Some classes don't require aim or good reflexes, thus picking them I can still be a useful member of our team. Valve and the community has been creating a lot of funny TF2-content for years. It is recommended to check them out. The downside of the game is that it feels abandoned by the developer.

Dota 2 has a very rich and long history, a very steep learning curve and a huge and creative community. Dota 2 is an E-sport, so you don't even have to play it to enjoy it. Dota 2 is a team game, thus playing with friends is advised. It consumes a lot of time if your aim is to get to the top of the ranking system. Be aware that too much of Dota can be harmful for your health.

I just love Elder Scrolls 3, 4 and 5. Skyrim has the best combat system, levelling system, and graphics. I also like the frosty environment and the brilliant music. After playing hundreds of hours you can still encounter new random events and can explore hidden or missed places.

The characters and the humor are perfect in this game. The story is good, the game mechanics are improved compared to previous GTA games. The map is huge and you can goof around for ages.