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The lore and story is great but it is bogged down by a poorly balanced experience . There is a lack of health, the new monster is random and annoying if you have low health, and there are too many notes.

I have to say that I really enjoyed my time with this game and got my money's worth, but the direction this game is going in is strictly worse. We are getting no QoL features, social features, interesting endgame/content, we are getting exp nerfs, helltide nerfs, damage nerfs, survivability nerfs, and class nerfs, plus i'm probably forgetting something. I would've easily recommended this game as an 8/10 prior to this update despite the lackluster endgame, but now I can't.

Cant speak for how it compares to recent Overwatch 1, but as someone who stopped playing around 3 years ago, this game is not worth your time. Role queue still ****, some characters are basically ruined fun wise due to changes, the new players are terrible since the game has gone f2p, microtransactions everywhere. This is NOT a new game, in fact, this is overwatch 0.5 because despite numerous improvements, there are just way too many problems introduced with the changes. If you've never played overwatch before, it is worth a try, but for anybody coming back, this is definitely not worth a millisecond of your time.

Great and unique adventure game that was definitely worth my time and money. Not a masterpiece in my eyes, but still one of the better games in recent memory. The biggest downfalls for me were the lack of character/enemy variety and the underwhelming ending. I would've enjoyed the game quite a bit more if there was at least 1 additional level at the end.

This is the scariest game of all time. It is the father of all of those "defenseless" horror games out there now, such as Outlast. The monsters are frightening and creative, the sanity mechanic is threatening but fair, and the story is incredible.

This game is essentially Super Kirby Odyssey, except it's not as good as the game it's based on. It has the same feel, many of the same mechanics, and fun collectibles/gameplay. However, it has many issues compared to the 3D Mario games. Firstly, the game does not run very great as it practically runs at 30 FPS most of the time. Compared to the Mario games which usually run at 45-60ish FPS. Secondly, the movement options are not nearly as good as a Mario game, which is partly why those games are so good in the first place. There are some ways to make movement faster, but they usually rely on specific abilities you might not come across at a convenient time. Overall though, this is a great Nintendo game that only really gets outshined by the better Switch titles such as Odyssey and Smash. If you love 3D Mario, you will most likely enjoy this game, but do not expect it to be the next Mario Odyssey.

Battlefield 1 is a gorgeous game with an incredible campaign, but it lacks in the multiplayer aspect, which is why you buy these games for the most part. It never feels like you contribute to the games, even if you are killing everything in sight or controlling a point. It's a literal battlefield in that nobody knows what they are doing ever. The contrast in colors is terrible and makes it very difficult to spot enemies, even if they are relatively close to you. Overall a cool game that may depend on the individual.

The Witcher 3 is the best game of all time. It has one of the biggest worlds I've ever seen, yet every inch of it is carefully crafted to feel unique and not copy and pasted. The dialogue and relationships are believable and interesting, the choices are always impactful and heart pounding, and the lore is very interesting. It's the Game of Thrones of video games; if you are not a fan of dialogue/character/story driven games you might not like this one.

A fun rpg that struggles with finding its pace and relies too heavily on politics in certain parts of the game.

The twists and turns in this game are the best out of any Telltale game and Clementine is always a great character.

A fun game that is also very forgettable and has overly frustrating levels that rely too much on obscure movements.

Tales From The Borderlands is the best game Telltale has ever made and will still appeal to people who has never touched a Borderlands game. The humor and heart is phenomenal and has better humor than the main games.

This is a game that is a parody of itself and despite what people say, is incomparable to Grand Theft Auto. It has way more heart than GTA at the cost of actual good gameplay.

Rust was once a phenomenal survival game in its Legacy version, but now what should have been a simple game has too many unnecessary features.

If you love roller coasters or building, you'll love the customization this theme park game has to offer.

The game is a good game for sure, but the cliches and clunky finale pulls the rest of the game down with it.

Resident Evil 4 is a masterpiece that inspired other masterpieces such as Dead Space. It blends horror, action, and comedy more perfectly than any other game in existence.

Portal 2 takes everything wrong with Portal 1 and fixes it. There is an immensely interesting story and Stephen Merchant as Wheatley is phenomenal.

It has interesting puzzles, hilarious dialogue, and unique gameplay mechanics, but lacks a variety of scenery.

Not a bad game by any means, but the loot distribution is horrible and relies on luck when you first start a match. It has clunky controls that you'd see in a game like Arma 2 or DayZ that puts even seasoned gamers like myself through a loop.

In a world where good horror games are hard to come by, this one dominates most of them.

Not a bad game, but pales in comparison to previous titles and is very forgettable.

NBA 2K12 is the only somewhat recent NBA game I have played, but it remained a fun, arcade-like experience that never took itself too seriously.

One of the best zombie games of all time that only struggles with longevity of the content.

A cool and unique detective game that gets stale and repetitive about halfway through.

Just Cause 2's character is the "cool guys don't look at explosions" character and it gets old real fast.

Half Life 2 Episode Two exceeds any and all expectations and manages to be the best of all of the Half Life games.

While Episode One is not as good as the base game or Episode Two, it still is a must play for Half Life fans.

Half Life 2 Deathmatch is a very forgettable multiplayer game that still had its moments.

Play it right now. If you have been a gamer for a long time and still haven't touched this, you are not a real gamer.

It's a fun mini-game type game that is fun with friends, but lacks replayability or interesting courses. However, it is only $6 so 8/10 is an appropriate rating.

You can do anything in this game; the only downfall are the amount of screaming kids you find.

As a massive Fallout fan, I was disappointed with this game. It had very few dialogue options that had an actual impact, and the dialogue was not as clever or funny as previous games. However, if I judged this as a game in itself and not on what I expected, it is a genuinely fun rpg shooter with mostly interesting quests, enemies, and guns that only has the downfall of a lack of rpg elements.

Fear 3 is far worse than its predecessors, but still remains somewhat enjoyable throughout. It is not nearly as scary and feels a bit random in the story at times.

Skyrim is one of the best fantasy rpg games of all time and has the best mod support out of any game in existence. Expect 100-200 hours from the main game, 100 more from the dlc, and infinitely many hours from quest mods.

A phenomenal and revolutionary fantasy rpg game that may not be considered good to those who have yet to play it, but at release it was amazing. If you have not yet played Skyrim, give this a try first or else you may not be able to get past the bad graphics and clunky combat.

While this version of Doom 3 is not the best, if you enjoyed Doom 3 already, it is still worth buying. If you've never played Doom 3, don't expect it to be like the newly released Doom game. It is somewhat scary but only a select few parts really get your heart pounding.

An immensely action packed and scary horror game that may not be as scary as its predecessor, but has some of the best action sequences of any game I've played. It's the Resident Evil 4 of space.

Cuphead is the most artistic game I've ever played. It is fun, challenging, challenging, and challenging. You won't like this game if you don't like dying or losing, but each fight remains fair after the fact.

The best tactical shooter out so far, it blends arcade shooting with skill based mechanics such as spray patterns and grenade spots.

The best Call of Duty game out so far, if I could give it a 9.5/10, I would. It had some balancing issues, but other than that it was the perfect multiplayer fps back in the day.

Black Ops is way worse than previous Call of Duty titles such as Modern Warfare 2 and World at War, but it still manages to be enjoyable.

Burnout paradise is a 12 year old boy's dream game: fast cars and destruction. While you can enjoy this at any age, it brings out your destructive side and every time you force an opponent into traffic, it is always satisfying.

An incredible loot-based shooter with rpg elements that has unique humor that may not always hit, but its charm will get to you regardless if you laugh or not. It immerses you into a world that should be so unbelievably unrealistic, that it should not even be possible.

If you liked the original, you'll like this one 10 times more. At first glance, it seems like a short game until you realize all of the new areas you can unlock, different endings you can get, secrets you can uncover, and devastating powers you can get.

Audiosurf is a game that is satisfying to play for 2-8 hours, but is not a game that you play because it's an amazing game.

This is an unbiased review, based solely on the enjoyment I had from the first two episodes. If you have a connection to Clementine like I do, it is worth buying. There are many cliches in the story, but it still left me surprised at times and never held it back immensely.

GTA V has an immensely enjoyable and lengthy single player story that never slows down and each mission feels new. It is easily one of the best single player experiences I've ever had. As for online, it is worth playing, however it is still massively flawed and often frustrating. I would not pay full price solely for online, but if you have not played the single player, it is completely worth it.

If Modern Warfare 2 is the best COD game, this one is right below it. It removes the titanfall-esque futuristic style gameplay and instead focuses on futuristic gadgets that would be somewhat believable if it were the near-future. I'm not a fan of Fortnite, Pubg, or battle royale games in general, but I genuinely enjoy Blackout, even if I prefer Zombies or Multiplayer. No campaign **** and if it had a good one, I would give it a 9.5/10.

Destiny 2 is fun at first, but most of the characters are bland, the side missions are a grind fest, and the only real fun is in the main story.