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Do you like Ghost in the Shell, Bullet Time, Movement-Shooter gameplay? Sprawl has a lot of it all, and a great soundtrack. The story is a little thing, but it keeps moving in a thematic way. You'll rip through this game in 5-7 hours, but I'd consider it worth it for the presentation and how driving the gameplay it when combined with the platforming that you do in and outside of combat.

Do you like listening to your car rattle while you drive? Did you make finger guns at passing scenery as a kid? Then Gunner is the game for you! See wide-open maps, meet other tank jockeys and kill them! Gunner is as close to simulationist as the general consumer is likely to get whilst also remaining fun. The player needs to manage ammo counts, ranges, take into account turret rotation speed, the mitigating factors within any combat scenario are too numerous to list! The game is so light on narrative as to essentially have none, so view campaign missions as an excuse to blow things up, but that's all we need! I have yet to find any bugs, the game runs quite nicely on my mid setup, and I want to pay special service to your tank crew's audio. In place of a minimap or HUD alerts, they'll call out the general area of targets, whether you've killed something, and the like. The terror in their voices when you're getting painted by a rocket is b-yootiful!

Give the game a try, it's reasonably priced and only going to get better from here!

If you played the Halo games as a kid, you'll like the Halo games as whatever you are now. The only real changes are cosmetic, but you're getting five games for $40. The campaigns are as you remember them, Firefight is loads of fun with friends, and you don't even need a controller. There are some small hiccups as of now (Two days after launch), but even with them I can still recommend this as a steal.

One of the classic RPGs of the 2000s. If you like Star Wars, there's a lot for you here, lots of neat easter eggs. If you don't, there's still a neat Science Fantasy adventure here with satisfying combat (structured on the 3rd edition of Dungeons and Dragons), plenty of sidequests that are sometimes more fulfilling than the main story quest, and environments that are in some ways better looking than current generation games. This game is what put Bioware on the map, and I think that most people that play it will understand why. It's a steal for the price, and the Workshop mods only make it better.