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I don't know. I have mixed feeling. I see that devs put a lot of work in this game but they are just doing it wrong on so many levels. The filthy casuals write positive reviews on steam and it's clear that true gamers won't even try to review such a shallow game. The press will tell you that "the concept" is great but the execution is bad. What should I tell you? The experience is shallow. The game is mediocre. But listen carefully, when a game is mediocre and can't even make you feel something then it's the worst kind of gaming. I will give it a 4 out of 10. You know, if this was a test in a school then this game should be marked D (someone answered a few questions, but overall missed the point). I understand that many people care about the "concept" of this game, but why if the experience is just... not here. I'm talking about the experience becaus We. The Revolution tried to be an actual experience. And it fails so badly. I'm grieving over the concept which was wasted. That's the feeling you get.

It's not that bad. If you close your left eye and forget that it's Bioware and close right eye you can have fun. It's a mediocre shooter in scifi world with blasters and lasers. Buy, play, forget. And the price is for the graphics. You can play any other MMO (guild wars 2 is better) and it's the same but with worse graphics. The technical issues are like in any other MMO, but this time it's x2 because you get better graphics. And if you are into the great views you can play it for some time, but to be honest, there are better games on the market. I would recommend buying Anthem only to hardcore MMO players who want some break from their main game. I don't think it's anything interesting for Biowere fans or for casuals (GRAPHICS). I've spent my money, I don't regret, I had my time with it, but it's not my cup of tea (I don't like the grind or arcade mobile games, because it's basically in core a mobile arcade game). Just watch gameplay of it and decide for yourself. It probably won't be F2P cuz EA is EA, but I would play more if it were F2P. Just put there those bloody microtransactions and make it free, then we can at least have some fun.

Archeo: Shinar is an economic turn-based strategy game. It focuses on the preparation and shady operations between expeditions like in a grotesque (or not!) Picture of so-called academia. You will explore those dusty tombs like in any other game about archeology but this time, not with your own hands. In this game, you are the guy who "manage" expeditions, write publications (or rather sell them to newspapers) and keep on track with the new events like hating this guy for finding "wrong" artifacts because our paradigms say it shouldn't be there. For now, it's early access, and you can see minor bugs and lack of career mode, but the custom mode allows you to play up to 4 people and has enough content for more than 10 hrs of fun. If you are looking for a game focused on archeology, expeditions and finding lost legacy then... you should watch some gameplays because this game is focused on the economic aspect and without the story mode (career) you may find it a little bit odd to sit in a comfy chair in your office only to respond to letters and hire new explorers. However, it's refreshing to take a look from a new angle on the archeology topic.

Return of the Obra Dinn is incredibly smart, has an amazing atmosphere and tells its story with great intelligence. I liked the way it makes you think, learn more and deal with the puzzle. I think it would be boring in a long run, but for indie game it's awesome.

For me it's awesome. For you may not be. This game is more or less a fight. Yes, only smashing buttons to kill your opponent. It looks like some kind of action rpg or other AAA product, but it's more like mortal combat with swords and axes... and Orochi. And it's multiplayer! It can be clumsy, servers are unstable sometimes, and people are people, keep in mind that, because the main problem in this game is if you are playing with great guys or with this little piece of samurai lover, Orochi main metrosexual waifu lover fruitcake. But the game as a tool to deliver you fun is great. I don't recommend it for more than 50 hrs, and you should bring your friend with you, but overall it's a good game. Gameplay design is original (not new and fresh, but still it's not 'new' moba), graphics are awesome, the soundtrack is ok and user experience depends on other users. Oh, and this game has few hrs of single player story. And it's worth your time! I may sound like a fanboy, but I really appreciate this game. Don't buy a season pass or deluxe copy of this game, Wait and grab basic starter pack on a discount and you will be happy. Or not, because it's not an RPG or strategy. It's not what you may expect.

It could be the reason why I'm wearing the glasses, but it was a great game in 2014. A few days ago I have returned and given it a shot. And... It was a great time. I wonder why we don't have games like this on the market with recent graphics. Honest 8/10 for overall. But the graphics look not so great after few years. But sound and gameplay... Pure happiness

Some games are more unique than you would like to. It's one of them. Graphics - Astonishing 10/10 (for its times) Story - Awesome emotional rollercoaster 10/10 Audio - I will separate sound and music. Sound gets only 7/10, because it's good, but nothing to talk about. Music gets 10/10. I won't spoil it for you, but it's truly 10/10. Gameplay - Yes... gameplay. It's very unique. And for many of you this can mean something bad. I can't grade gameplay because it's something different. I will go with 8/10, but in 2013 it was from a different planet. Actually, it still is. You have to try it. You must try it to understand why it's so unique, but you may not like it. Bugs & Glitches - I've encountered few of them. Not too many, but significant amount. I felt like devs were forced to publish this game before final tests but still it's playable beta, better than EA products on launch. 7/10. Overall - 9/10. It's a masterpiece but with few bugs, not for everyone and experienced is based on your attitude. Worth your time and money but I recommend to buy it on some kind of sale because you probably won't finish it.

You truly can fall in love with this game. At first, it could feel a little bit clumsy but it's not. My first 1-2h was pleasant but then when game gives you more freedom - it's a total mess. You will die, a lot. But it's always because of something. You will eat too much at some point and there won't be more "easy" food. You will freeze because you slept too long. Or you will die of infection because you have dropped those medicines because who needs antiseptics? But after few more hrs you will learn. You will count your calories, keep your backpack clean and everything will be great. the story, the locations, wonderful. Ambient, a little bit of silence, it's all there to create a unique mood. And I love this mood. Worth every penny.