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While not a game that'll blow your socks off, gang beasts is a phenomenal game when it comes to having some fun with your friends. Wacky physics and stages keep gameplay refreshing no matter the experience level of the crowd.

A simple tower defense game so competent it spawned an entire series. Great enemy and tower variety, mode variety, and the Ps3 / Xbox 360 Versions even have some exclusive multiplayer that is endlessly fun.

Quite a great game at it's core, which is proved by it's sequel. However the original simply lacks in content and variety.

A shockingly competent shooter that fixes almost all of the problems from the first game. Tons of content both single player and multiplayer, a fun and unique roster, creative set pieces and modes, truly a great game. Even the monetization is entirely avoidable and feels like progression rather than an incentive to spend money.

An avid attempt at bringing the PVE main series to a PVP game, however the monkey selection leaves a lot to be desired. Most monkeys are simply obsolete due to requiring far more support than their compatriots and can be easily exploited by opponents.

Bloons TD 6 almost suffers from having too much content. There are so many maps and monkeys to chose from, that it'll take you dozens of hours to find what strategies work on each map and mode.

Quite a solid entry in the series that is loaded with engaging content that can hold your attention for hundreds of hours.

Celeste is a fantastic platformer that constantly tests not only your reflexes, but your planning aswell. It features an adorable artstyle and bubbly cast of characters and is worth every penny.

Terraria is truly one of the greatest games ever made. Hundreds of hours of content to enjoy, endlessly replay-able, and has one of the best modding communities ever.

While a short adventure, it still has over an hour of Armstrong for you to enjoy.

Grand Theft Auto V has a largely underappreciated story that truly rules, with engaging protagonists and gameplay. It manages to make the rockstar formula of constantly driving across the map quite enjoyable with vehicles that are fun to drive and a world that's full of things to do. The online mode may be full of hackers and cheaters, but it's still quite fun to play with friends.

This game is one of the best ways to accidentally waste 3 continuous hours without even realizing it. However I find the chest mechanic to be largely unintuitive, and I wish there were more ways to end your run, as well as some more interesting boss fights.

The gameplay in Rivals is just so fluid and snappy. I've never had the feeling of "I didn't mean to do that." The parry system instead of direct shielding is a unique take on defense that I wholeheartedly welcome. The only downside to the game is the roster, which can not only be hard for new players to grasp due to their complexity, but makes the game only so fun for so long due to it's shallowness.

If it was just the daytime levels packaged in a concise story the game would be a 10/10. However it's bogged down by some lesser aspects. The werehog, while conceptually stupid is fun, but stands out as inferior to the incredible day segments. The story is simple, but well executed. The medals genuinely **** and should NOT be required for progression in future releases of the game. The game is also beautiful, but runs very poorly unless you're playing on current gen systems.

Must Have for anyone who likes sonic or is looking to get into the series. Fantastic level design, visuals and music. However, the game lacks a bit in themes, and the character's special abilities don't flow super well except for Sonic and Ray.

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Arkham Aslume. Officer Balls. Man. Good Game. Very Good. A bit simple now and beginning is kinda tedious.

Doom is simply just a fun game. It stumbles sure, but lacks any large issues.

No other game has managed to keep me hooked as well as Breath of the Wild Has. Unfortunately it has many large and small issues that hold the game back from being a 10/10 experience.

Amazing Story that works for both new and returning fans. Only blemishes are it's somewhat repetitive combat, and it's severe lack of enemy variety.

Super Smash Bros Ultimate honestly provides far too much value for the price tag. 80+ Unique characters with many different modes to mess around with. Fantastic as both a casual and competitive game.

SXSG Takes an already great game and adds even better content to it. Shadow feels great to control, the level designs are some of the best in the series, and speed running has never felt so fun and accessible.

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As someone who's not huge into fighting games, Mk1 is just plain fun. A diverse roster with interesting crossover characters, varied movesets, and gameplay that innovates on it's predecessors.

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One of the greatest platformers ever. Fantastic world design and Mario has never felt better to control. Only minor complaints is that the game isn't very replay-able, and most moons don't require much thought to collect.

Vastly improves on the gameplay from the previous two games. The symbiote powers are awesome, however the story can be quite polarizing. Fantastic villains and great set pieces, however characters like Miles take a significant backseat story wise.

Great game with fantastic swinging, interesting enemy encounters, lots of enemy variety and side content, however the game slows to a crawl whenever you're not doing any of this.

Short but very sweet game. Combat vastly improves on Marvel's Spider-Man, however, the game ends just when it's getting really great.