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A very enjoyable experience, with a (very) engaging story, engaging visuals, can get very fast paced in certain parts of the game, there are jokes littered in a few places, & I'm very glad I didn't spoil it for myself or use a walkthrough, the payoff is very worth it, there's a lot of things that are very well done, beautiful game. Earlier today I played it more than six & a half hours straight, & entirely forgot I was playing it. A few minor points are that the music, while very good, gets extremely repetitive, & using the mouse every now & again to connect to a new machine is a little bit of a hassle. There are also some other issues in which the game may become uncompletable if you do certain missions out of order, that was only an issue once for me, but be aware of it.

TF2 is just one of those games that lasts 9 years flawlessly & still goes strong today. It's free to play, great art style & has it's own hat collecting community. Edit 27/9/2017: Moved the score down to recent game changes. (Or lack thereof)

Simply said, a game that can make you cry several times is a game most likely worth your time. A worthy sequel, & the "Telltale formula" of "Now you're safe, now you're in danger", repeated over & over can be ignored because of the splendid character writing, splendid voice acting, & overall a splendid product worked on by many splendid people. Overall, a very enjoyable experience, although the lack of much effect on the story becomes fairly pronounced, but it's still worth it as an interactive movie, of sorts. It builds emotions where it needs to, & provides downtime when needed.

One of my favorite games of all time, beautiful visuals, great platform for game modes, great community & just all around a lot of fun. Performance is largely determined by single core clock speeds though, although fine for me, shuts out quite a lot of gamers from having playable fps. Edit: 64 bit is here!

Any time spent playing Thief is time well spent. Other games put through the test of time fail, but Thief stays at the top with one of the best atmospheres in gaming & the amount of different playstyles you can play with. Sure, it's graphics & models may be outdated, but you can fix that relatively easily with a simple mod or two. If you're going to play this game, good luck, you're in for a masterpiece.

Short story: Pretty awesome. The slightly longer story: DA:B makes you feel like an absolute badass every time you get a kill, and the slow motion, diving under tables, through elevator shafts and from building to building while filling other players with bullets is what makes this game awesome. And it's free. Certainly one of the more badass free games on Steam.

I was watching a let's play of the game, and it looked phenomenal. I clicked off the video as to avoid spoiling it, I glanced at IGN's review, bought the game & don't regret it. On my journey I slowly encountered players, eventually becoming four members strong. We explored together, and went on to complete the game. Truly, an entrancing experience, with a beautiful visual appeal and some of the most meaningful multiplayer, though the game ended in a very short time, but I think it was worth it.

Truly one of the best games of all time (Or at least my favorite) even a decade after it's release date. Brings back so many nostalgic memories, everything ties together so well & the music can be separated from the game and still stand on it's own two legs.