fun with friends, but gets boring very quickly.

This game is insanely good. I've sunk so much time into just the early access, not to mention the plethora of mod support. Like having a well-crafted D&D adventure at any time. A once in a lifetime experience.

A really solid metroidvania with probably some of the best art to come out of an indie game in recent memory. A must play for fans of the genre, dark fantasy, and pixel art

absolute perfection.

good strategy game, good with friends, although can be a bit of a grind at times for upgrades and the like

decent campaign, good zombies, banger multiplayer

bad campaign, okay multiplayer turned bad through microtransactions, banger zombies (especially with custom zombies on PC)

solely for custom zombies. have not beat the campaign, and was not there for the multiplayer

trans rights

I went into this with next to no expectations, got it from my friend's Humble Bundle subscription and was immediately drawn into it from it being analogous to TTRPGs. I'm a huge TTRPG fan, and seeing one based on Cyberpunk was fascinating. What I didn't expect was how attached I got to it. Even when blitzing through the dialogue, the art was phenomenal, the soundtrack minimalist and emphasizing the wide breadth of emotions I felt. It's one of the few RPGs where I actually felt in character. What a great experience, and I'm interested to see where the sequel goes.

fun at first, but not fun enough singleplayer

only the ladderday saints of slides can fix this broken game

good roguelike with fluid and fast-paced combat, but something I can only really play for short bursts. tons of cheap DLC add a lot of cool areas, unfortunately I'm not on top of it though lol

Quite the fun game to pick up and play, especially if you're a fan of ArcSys fighters and Dragon Ball. I don't get a lot out of the competitive multiplayer, but it's a great time with friends.

Open world soulslike. Fantastic gameplay, visuals, bosses, design. One of the best FromSoft has to offer. A must play

can be anything, but requires some downloads and friends to become playable

Addictive roguelike, a must play for any roguelike fan and mythology enjoyer. PS: I really like Thanatos :)

I played this campaign with a friend on legendary. It was a brutally tough experience, but the story was phenomenal.

People seem to really love this game, but out of all the Halo campaigns I've played, this one was the weakest. Mind-numbingly easy with some highlights in an otherwise unremarkable story.

Loved the way this campaign played, there was something about its open level design and jank mechanics that made it a truly memorable experience. Maybe not the best story, but a great classic shooter I'd recommend to anyone

Without a doubt one of my favorite Halo games in terms of story. With how fleshed out this cast of characters is, seeing what becomes of all of them makes for a heart-wrenching tale of the horrors of war. My pick for the best in the series.

This game was an absolute cultural phenomenon, and yet I couldn't get into it. Conceptually, the satirization of fascism and the propaganda of spreading 'democracy' (by slaughtering bugs for fuel) was a great pull, but the core gameplay loop isn't satisfying enough without a consistent group of friends. I also personally wasn't a fan of the clunky gunplay either.

good, short fun with challenging puzzles, unique character designs, and an admittedly bad premise.

What a great experience with friends. Not a fan of horror typically, yet this was truly the exception. For the short time that this was the zeitgeist, it was a fun, chaotic mess of a ride.

love magic, but fuck wizards for messing up the economy so much, just let people buy wildcards for fucks sake. also, the game isnt truly random, as it has a lot of intrusive mechanics like land smoothing and biased matchmaking

dumb fun, very easy platinum, really good story. this is basically the standard that most open-world superhero games should follow from now on

super fun, love the hack & slash gameplay, absolutely insane story and cutscenes while managing to have a somewhat nuanced discussion about the cycle of violence and war as a whole. Wish it was longer, but this game is gonna get me into the genre for sure as well as metal gear

great singleplayer, even better multiplayer, mod support, everything you could ask for in a sandbox game. only downside is microtransactions on bedrock edition and a lack of purpose postgame

The gameplay is super addictive, clearing levels as fast as possible is super satisfying. Controls are simple, but the levels are masterfully crafted and all the weapons/abilities feel fun to use. Story is cringy and cheesy, but it feels intentionally cringe. Check it out!

A brutally difficult roguelike with a steep learning curve more akin to the face of a mountain, pulling together a halfway competent build feels like a triumph, and every small bit of progression feels all the more rewarding.

banger story, but kinda falls off after the first arc. gameplay is smooth af though, and the soundtrack goes absolutely off

basically the definitive edition of P5, the new content is admittedly pretty weak, but nice to have all around, and the antagonist is very compelling.

Really fun game! The zen-like tranquility you reach when playing this game is well worth the price.

A very satisfying roguelike with great visuals and a surprisingly good quantity of mods available. Although as you play more and more, the replay value decreases dramatically, unless you have some friends to tag along.

A solid, endlessly replayable FPS roguelike with an aesthetically pleasing art style

very engaging puzzle game, however it's one that I personally can't keep playing constantly. worth the buy for any fan of games like factorio. also the ost is surprisingly goated.

fun game, simple premise, but doesn't have too much replay value in my opinion.

My favorite online shooter of all time. Salmon run is a great PvE mode and turf war is a fun PvP mode. Love it. Woomy :3

Man, what a sad state of affairs this game was. With all the potential in the world, it all amounted to nothing in the end. A bland, boring Terraria-adjacent experience with all the empty planetoids of early No Man's Sky. Not to mention the nightmare behind the scenes, what could've become a classic 2D indie sandbox game instead became bland shovelware

fun with friends, challenging bosses, still yet to beat hardmode but we'll see