Darmonic

If you ever wanted to play a game where you could be a pirate, this is your game. Sure it has a desire for more... but since the game is following "Game as service" model it will no doubt be added to the game and it will honestly only get better with time. EDIT:JAN 2020 Sea of thieves has grown into a beautiful game. Honestly one of the best games that have came out this console generation... from the moment you get into the sea you are in for an adventure and you have no idea what you will find out on the open seas.

Hey a monster collection game without a community hugely backing cheating. Let me say this, I love Pokemon... i have played pretty much every main series pokemon game since Pokemon Crystal *I wasborn1994* My favorite pokemon is Hydreigon, Espeon is my favorite Eeveeloution and before Espeon it was Jolteon. Now this game... is honestly amazing and this is from my early access POV... I have clocked in 11 hours so far... I think the biggest thing that was keeping me stuck to it after playing Sword is the difficulty and I wanted to experience the first Gym(Dojo) and boy was I thrilled and I cant wait for my next Temtem play session. This game honestly has so much potential and I hope it does really well. My only cons I have for it is that; well at launch there were queue times and lag but after like day 4 all these issues seem polished and I haven't ran into any crashes, lag or queues actually after that initial launch day. -ALSO this game needs a better way to make money... I really think we will need some kind of profession system for the economy of this game.

Honestly this is possibly the best RTS game I've ever played. A perfect mix of TCG and RTS. Has multiple "factions" and even hybrid factions giving tons of different playstyles. Everyone makes a deck of 20 cards and then you can do PvP matches or PvE matches 1-12 with varying difficulties. Honestly a truly hidden gem

It is crazy to go from legion to this. I understand the artifact system wasn't perfect since it was similar to ESO Champion point system pretty much giving zero player creativity but the system to replace it *The Heart of Azeroth and Azirite armor* Feels honestly terrible. Azirite armor is bad for the plain reason you will get an upgraded piece and not be able to access any of the traits until you grind your Heart of Azeroth out... which makes your gear actually feel like a downgrad since you are scaled to everything... like for Arenas you honestly should just bank your high ilevel azirite armor so you can use the lower ilevel ones to have access to all the traits. another big issue is pretty much all the new features added to the game as well have been incredibly lack luster... Warfronts are not entertaining at all, Island expeditions I literally did once and never tried it again and then the whole way "Allied races" or sub races are being handled is honestly disappointing. Expansions will probably improve over time but its launch is a complete fecal storm. The story of the actual expansion is okay... as a Hordie questing through Zandalar was alright... like it isn't a terrible zone but also isn't a good one either.

As an Avid RTS player (SC2,Battleforge,Totalwar and etc) This game is a wonderful edition to console gamers to dive into the RTS community, Compared to SC2 the only mechanics I actually see absent is the ability to set units on paths and to macro buildings(You can macro units) Other then that it pretty much has all of the mechanics available. There is kiting your opponent to a choke so only a selective amount can attack at once, there is CC and abilities units offer to reward an individual that is more skillful (Such as using Jump pack brutes to hold units in place to eat group of wraiths Mortar strike or using a Shroud over a group of suicide grunts to sneak them into infantry without getting gunned down.) The single player leaves room to be desired but with more story being added through DLC and more units/leaders as well Halo Wars 2 Is a wonderful console RTS.