RamenRoodles

Absolutely hilarious game that you should play for free or for like $2 dollars.

The game has soul and that goes a long way. It's "the" modern farm sim. For what it is it's good- I wouldn't say great- but there are some great elements (town interactions, seasonal events, town hall, fishing kinda). As a whole I find the game varying in quality depending on what you want to do. I wasn't enamored with the townsfolk I prefer Animal Crossing for a life sim.

The game is unplayable now due to it being de-listed off the market- which is poor business practice because this game was good. Now it's an above average experience.

An epic theatrical adventure with unique worlds and wonderful atmosphere. A lackluster villain, poor replay value, and varying quality between chapters- hinder an otherwise action-packed thriller

An all time favorite of mine, it's development of characters is nearly unmatched, a drastic change of color in environments you explore, critical thinking when it comes to the writing- truly a well made game, despite being a playable movie.

Watching the map literally evolve in battles is a great gameplay element that needs to be found in other games. A forgettable story, and poor progression holds this game back.

A solid attempt to make some memorable moments out of WWI, beautiful game- a decent multiplayer. A few hours of fun then uninstall.

Why did they even bother to make this game? Poor quality, forgettable maps, and worst of all the game is dead.

I find this game to be underrated in Multiplayer but drastically falling apart in solo play. The weird Alien mode doesn't hit and there isn't a story worth talking about.

I mean I enjoyed this game I thought it was an above average game with a lot of pretty scenery and good locations. It's just a game that didn't really WOW me. I think it would've, but the UI is tedious at best, the gameplay isn't really anything to write home about, HOWEVER I will say the story and writing is top notch and is worth commending and talking about.

Perfect. It's Undertale. What do you mean? Is this a debate? No GOATed game.

I don't know between you and me, the campaign was good but I wouldn't say anything to write home about. BT is a good ally and his fate with you is wholesome but its a super short campaign in which you basically do the same thing over and over with a different weapon (Except for one REALLY good time travelling level). Annnnnd multiplayer is dead sooo....yeah. A decent alternative shooter that you should play once.

Time has not been kind to this game, I don't really appreciate the whole real market value behind cosmetics for this game, and arguably this game can be pay to win with some items. So normally I would rank it much lower but its Team Fortress 2 and that would be sinning, and I will not sin this time, because this game is silly fun.

Absolute banger that just showed up in my library one day thanks to a friend, and now I just wanna play this game with my friends again.

For what this game is, it's perfect. It has incredible potential and I just hope they reach it beyond just adding a few maps and guns. I think my nitpicks aren't worth putting on here, for whatever reason I can only play this game with my friends I don't find myself playing alone or with randoms.

This game knocked my socks off and I literally can't say anything cause it would be a spoil. It's terrifying, its interesting, its thoughtful, and its worth a play.

Not as good as people remember, but nonetheless satisfying to play- and it scratches that specific and niche Clone Wars vibe that a lot of people wanted more of from Lucas Arts.

The older I get the more I can appreciate more authentic games, and what I mean by that is games with an original idea that doesn't care what the rest of the industry is doing. No one asked for this game, no one expected this game. And yet- I love this game.

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The most complete way to spend an evening with the boys killing round after round of stupid zombies that are gonna eat this chainsaw to the mouth.

You kill zombies with the homies. Its a cruel- oppressive world- but its so so fun fighting wave after wave you feel so powerful.

Beautiful game, terrible writing. Aloy is not a person I want to play as. This world is sick and fighting mechanical dinos is remarkable.

It's possibly the best OST in any game. It's also possibly the most horny game too XD

A true hiden gem, classic strategy and decision making- each run you feel like you're gonna make it and then get absolutely crushed. Addicting and satisfying.

For me, sandbox games don't hit- and this was unsurprisingly dull to me. Cool premise, but the environment is so oppressive and the building is so linear. I guess if you love ocean exploration? Not my kind of game.

Lets take Minecraft, make it more adult, and add horrible monsters- But at the same time lets make it tedious to travel, fight back, or build anything remarkable until much later in the game.

This game is dangerous. Many MANY hours will fly by and it will rob you of your time with loved ones.

I WANT to like this game; I've tried several times- I just cannot last- I either get overwhelmed or I run out of interest with what I'm doing. Maybe it's just the initial levels its basic gameplay, or it's the fact that 5 people voice act for all the characters in this game. Either way, I really tried and I give up trying. It's got a great soundtrack, and it's pretty- but I feel like I'm just playing an beta version **** that hasn't been fully produced yet.

I prefer this DOOM to Eternal, it a much more approachable game- and its short and sweet. It has some repetitive fights but the music is just so good it doesn't even matter.

This game is so freaking hard. I literally can't keep up with it. But thats not why its not my favorite Doom game. The games level design is oppressive I never feel safe anywhere, and I'm not talking about the atmosphere or fighting demons- that part is awesome sick nasty. I just feel like I never get to breathe in this game. Some puzzles also really annoyed me.

I want to really like this game and get into it, but I just am not good enough. :( I think it's a game that is deceivingly simply, it has a lot of depth which is great for replay ability- I just yelled "BS" too many times at my screen before uninstalling when I realized I just hit a ceiling. Total skill issue.

A decent idea that gets repetitive. Would love to see this game add more people into the mix or add more classes. I think this is a solid 30-50 hour experience of fun with friends and then you're done.

Let my boy Issac breathe. This man cannot catch a break! Excellent game, I prefer the original- it felt more like you were really overwhelmed and Issac was just trying to survive. In this game (and this isn't necessarily a bad thing), Issac just is like "Ugh, again!? Fine- give me that laser cutter, I guess I have to save everyone AGAIN"

It's ok. The skeleton behind this game would eventually lead to the great success that is borderlands 2, but there isn't really a reason to play this game today.

The last time Borderlands was good. And this game is great! Tons to do, better with friends, a memorable story, clever writing. Lots of pros.

Immersion, innovation, story-telling, world-building, variety of weapons, puzzles, the only thing holding this game back is we were always left on a cruel bitter cliffhanger.

That final act really isn't fun, but this game has some great moments- The base game of Half-Life 1 has been obliterated by the passage of time but there is a lot of fun to be had in this game, and it's the best way to play Half-Life today.

I gotta level up to assassinate a guy? The whole fun of assassin's creed is stabbing people in the back and they just die, what is this game? Who wanted this? It's greedy and tedious.

I still felt unconvinced with certain characters, and the gameplay just felt like off-brand Gears of War. That being said, it was an amazing world to explore- travelling across a galaxy felt rewarding to continuously meet new people and expand your crew up until the final act. And for me I didn't think it stuck the landing.

It has moments, but man this game ****- It looks horrible, the plot is written by a toddler, menus are tedious- progression is pointless. Fun if you're like 12 maybe.

I proper crime sim, and Nico is a cool character, but frankly he's just a placeholder for you to fulfill your wishful subhuman fantasies. And go you! This is absolutely the place to do so

I don't get the hype, tedious trailing missions- inconsistent pathfinding when wall climbing, pacing isssues. SURE, you look really really cool a lot of the time- but the story really didn't captivate me, even though the premise is cool. Maybe if the world was more fleshed out sooner on- It has the same issue GTA has where its a huge world it just didn't feel alive to me.

Is it a bad game? Absolutely not- but is it a good Halo game? Fighting forerunner is not fun, but having a machine gun called the SAW or fighting with a railgun is super fun. Expanding the lore with Spartan Ops is good but failing the landing with the final boss is a sour taste in my mouth. This is the last time Chief was cool. One step forward- two or three steps back.

I don't know what 343 did to mess up this badly, because even I liked Halo 4- but there was no recovering from this game, it broke all trust I had in 343 to make a competent game. Let Cortana die, let Chief move on, and please- DONT MAKE HALO PAY TO WIN!

If it were not for some long and tedious levels it would be a perfect game.

Ya know, maybe I just had to be there in 2004- but in 2026, this game hasn't aged the best. The story feels rushed, AND YES- I know why, AND YES- I've played Halo 3 but even still I felt disappointed at the ending, very much blue balled. I don't like the look of Halo 2- it's just very brown a lot of the time. BUT, its Halo- so it's loads of fun and it has a strong multiplayer.

Many would argue this is a perfect game, but I felt that Cortana constantly interrupting me in the campaign was annoying and also there are some awful campaign missions. THAT SAID, ...its Chief baby- and its PEAK Chief. You're taking down Scarabs and fighting off Flood with your ride or die buddy Arby- and YOU- ARE- FINISHING- THE- FIGHT!

Master Chief isn't even in this and somehow Bungie didn't even need him to write a fantastic story and at the same time make an amazing game. I don't care there are loadouts in this game- no its not CoD- it's Halo- and it's cocaine fun.

A collection of Chief at his peak, and its cross-platform. I'm sure at launch it had its isssues but simply put this is the game for "the boi's night". This game allows me to retain some sort of social life as an adult with my friends who are also now all grown up, and it keeps the best part of Halo alive. The social culture of running over your brothers with a warthog alive and well even in a modern era. Also, Halo Reach is sick.

A really bad game, gameplay wise, but a really cool artsy story game. I'd love to say its fun- but its not, and the level design isn't interesting. It just has sick vibes. I adore the story of this game, unfortunately the buildup left me blue balled. It's super dark- I wish we saw more of other characters interacting with Alice rather than playing the game as Alice. A super cool story, a basic ahh platformer.