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Do you like Hollow Knight?
Do you like Sekiro?
Do you like games with wholly unique stories, visuals, and gameplay for their genre?

Look no further. Play this game.

Despite a rough day 1 launch that actually broke Bungie's servers, The Final Shape is the penultimate expansion to Destiny 2 that makes the last ten years of story come to a conclusion.

EAC, plain and simple, added to the game would make necessary quality of life mods and the modding community for the game disappear overnight. Even still, this was done without consulting the userbase at all nor any sort of heads-up. Unfortunately, it seems as though it's a monetization ploy in the long-run, as a heavy modding community makes any sort of virtual storefront impossible.

Until further communication and updates from the developers, I can't recommend Vrchat for anyone already enfranchised into it.

Please play this game if you want an absolutely fantastic story, music, and art.

But please be warned, this game will warm your heart, and then rip it clean from your chest as you part with those you are guiding to their end. It's such a beautiful game but the price should be "$29.99 plus a box of tissues".

Moon's Haunted.

Prepare to die a couple more times than "twice".

What is a man?

A miserable little pile of secrets!

If you like Left4Dead-style games with cooperative objectives, I'd definitely say this game is for you. It's in development constantly, and the devs are still working on update after update.

But just like L4D, definitely better with friends or public matchmaking rather than playing solo.

I absolutely adored Monster Hunter World when it came out for the PS4, and proceeded to sink over 200 hours into the game (rookie numbers, I know, gotta' pump 'em up) but opted to take a break to play other games while I waited for the PC port to come out. This was mainly so I could play with my friends. Monster Hunter: World has absolutely AMAZING gameplay, and is perfect for people who want a good-looking grind-based game. However, I can't honestly recommend Monster Hunter: World in this state on PC, however, for a number of reasons.

I could deal with the lack of options for motion blur or more granular options for video settings. I could deal with the multiplayer connection issues despite the fact that the primary reason that I bought the game for both myself and a friend was to play together on launch and help people in low rank while we geared up. I could deal with the weird texture bugs and other visual side-grades that make the game either washed out or the water reflections not working as well as they do in the console variants.

I could deal with them if all of these things came together for a game that ran at a consistent 60 FPS above the recommended settings at 1080p. As it stands, many people are having extreme issues running the game at anything above 45 fps with some settings on, and in a lot of cases, even if people can end up tweaking their games to reach 60 fps and slap on that wonderful vsync (because screen tearing is rampant), there are a metric BOATLOAD of performance issues, not limited to: stuttering, incredible framerate drops and frame-time issues during end-game monster hunts (Teostra, Lunestra, anything with a fair amount of particles), a certain area in the game running around 20-30% worse than other areas, among other things.

But on top of that, there is absolutely no implementation of VAC or other anti-cheat software alongside the game... while a significant implementation of Denuvo was put into place. The time and effort that was expended to do this could have been spent shoring up the game's performance on launch, or at the very least a bit more QA when it comes to it.

It's unfortunate that Capcom decided to launch this game in such a sorry state, because from a gameplay perspective, this has to be the best Monster Hunter yet, especially with the quality-of-life improvements made for new players.

I'd say that if you don't already own it on another platform, you have an extremely high-end / beefy rig, still make use of that refund feature, and come back in a couple more months after Capcom decides to fix their game to the point it should have been at at launch of PC.

Excellent, definitely a good PvP 3rd-person fighting game. Still actively and constantly worked on by the devs. Would recommend.