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This game run very poorly--uneven/stuttery frame dropping, screen tearing, crashing, and more. The worst is the horrible bugs. For example there is an xp loss bug which is maddening. You waste hours with that one bug alone, not to mention the other, many glitches. Not ok.

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This game got slammed because "woke" journalists didn't like that Samus has a Male commander. People followed suit because half of the population is below average intelligence.

Criminally underrated game. It's really too bad how cancerous the community on this site has become. This game is perfect for fans of the genre. Hardcore action RPG game with lots of spectacular hidden mechanics, lore, real estate and gear to uncover. Not a game for everyone but those who appreciate the genre will love it. Helps if you have experience with dark souls. If not check out a primer on the combat mechanucs.

Similarly to the first game, this one is being trashed by many people for what are obviously the wrong reasons. If this game looks interesting to you, you will love it. Great exploring and puzzles on the overworld, and fun platforming levels.

People are bombing this game because either they are whining about epic store (which is good too) or they are running this on a very old computer. The game is incredible.

I've played and beaten every From game since Demon's Souls and Sekiro is tied for my favorite next to Bloodborne. It is frustrating that the gaming community is so toxic that people arbitrarily will review bomb such a flawless game as Sekiro, but unfortunately there are a lot of bad reviews that fall into one of two camps: 1) The wrong person bought this game. Someone who isn't interested in a very challenging game that requires resourceful attention and application of all of the game mechanics and practice. This game will exercise your wits, strategy, reflexes and patience. If that sounds unenjoyable then why buy it? 2) People who have become overly attached (obsessed) with one particular title in the Souls series and doesn't want From to stray from the formula. We've already had 4 incredible souls games that adhered to the same mechanics. Sekiro is extremely refreshing in this regard, and allows you to focus more on the action and the story than navigating confusing menus. The new movement options are excellent. If you don't fall into either of the two camps above you will enjoy this game. If you do you shouldn't blame From for creating a game tailored to a specific audience.

Although the game is short (about 3 hours long), and too easy, Donut County is a hilarious, beautiful, and creative game. The game play is clever, and the story is great. Definitely worth the price of entry.

Although the game is short (about 3 hours long), and too easy, Donut County is a hilarious, beautiful, and creative game. The game play is clever, and the story is great. Definitely worth the price of entry.

This is one of, if not the best game I've played in quite some time. Modern games have a lot of features, mechanics, huge open worlds, giant skill trees, etc. but this doesn't necessarily make a fun game. This game is fun--and a lot of it. The two major elements this game has that I simply don't see as much as I'd like to is an excellent balance of it's entire content, and a brilliant flow. If you enjoy puzzles, strategy games, sci-fi, or unique titles you will love Into the Breach. I feel like into the Breach does away with every tedious aspect of a strategy game and replaces it with meaningful, interlocking mechanics that unfold into a sophisticated, satisfying experience.

Hob is a very unique third person, isometric adventure. The genre is (obviously) influenced deeply by The Legend of Zelda, yet Hob strikes its own path. From the opening moments of the game, Hob presents a gorgeous, wordless, transforming world. A mix of exploration, puzzles, and action, Hob kept me captivated in a densely elegant world that felt alive. Not without its flaws, Hob is what many would call a niche game. Quite similar to Hyper Light Drifter, Hob does not hold your hand. Hob feels like it should be patiently explored and savored. The world design and art direction strongly support that pace. I'd recommend Hob to anyone looking for a bright and beautiful world, to explore, to be charmed, or any fan of the Legend of Zelda series (or similar titles)