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Everyone in Circle of the Moon looks like they are going to a LARP event.

( Author's note: I played almost exclusively as this game's warrior classes (knight, bezerker) in my experience, along with only playing in easy mode. I have also completed both campaigns as of writing this. )

Enclave is a classic medieval fantasy action game, which offers two campaigns, multiple classes, and a decent story line. In beginning this game, you will only be able to play as the good guys; The evil dudes are unlocked after completing said campaign. Naturally, these campaigns are different in their respective ways, but the classes have the same play style.

As you progress further, different classes are unlocked. These include the standard warriors, sorcerers, and thieves, but also include unique characters like bombardiers and golems. Purses jam-packed with gold coins and shiny gems are scattered across the different levels. It is said that if you gather all of the loot on all of the levels, you will get a special character.

The story was a bit odd. I found it hard to follow; Thus I find it hard to explain. However, I still enjoyed the story.

In all, I give Enclave a 8/10. It was enjoyable, but not outstanding.

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Very fun, terribly violent, and incredibly frustrating. Mordhau.

I think this game is a good investment of $30 and plenty of free time. Highly recommended to anyone who is fond of melee. A large arsenal of hand weapons, great weapons, pole arms, shields, and miscellaneous equipment is available to all players, along with variable shades and colors of wood, leather, metal and cloth for customization.

Light, medium, and heavy (Tier 1, 2, and 3 respectively) armors are also available. Armor also is highly customizable, with many different skins and components. Please wear at least a tier 2 helmet; you will be decapitated or shattered many times.

Strangely, when creating a fighter, you are only able to play as a man. And with only white skin tones too.

Most people you fight against will choose a great weapon/ heavy armor loadout. Be prepared to crack some steel shells.

Also, every character has a bank of points. Use points to equip weapons, armor, and perks. Perks are usually passive abilities that can give an edge in combat or other situations.

Conclusion: Slay and be slain, in style. You will die many times, but as long as you don't rage and break any hardware, you will be good.

I like this game. It makes me feel as if I am playing Dungeons and Dragons. My only complaint is that the quests are difficult for me.

It's vast and odd, with diffrent types of gameplay after each level. I spent most of my time on it making vehicles.

My computer is pretty mediocre, but it can run a few decent games on it. Ark, however, couldn't even run the loading screen. Very big dissapointment. Since it was in it's early access at the time of my purchase, it was about 25 bucks down the drain. The good news is that I didn't waste 60 dollars on this pile of BS.

I love this game. It has it's glitchy/laggy moments, but it's still very fun to me. It's very customizable. Not only does it offer that, but it combines elements from Marvel and DC, making it a great superhero game.

Very good game for people who like mythology. There may be some forgotten things (Hades's Bident, Janus being a robot) but it's very fun if you have time on your hands. If you have a daily tight schedule, I wouldn't play it. An average game w/ people takes 12 minutes. And be careful if you see someone on the other team with a skin.

A wild, deathmatch-style Old West game that has multiple playing styles and gamemodes. Drink whiskey scattered across the map to heal, and purchase different weaponry from crates, which are also found here and there on the maps. Melee combat is also a viable option, along with throwing dynamite in wild abandon.