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So, yea Trouble in Terrorist Town is a lot of fun, deceive your friends and shoot them in the back!

First off, this game is all about online multiplayer, there are a few singleplayer missions which are quite nice, however they are very short and not that great alltogether.

But the multiplayer makes up for that. You get to choose one Operator with his unique ability and weapon sets and get to switch after each round, you play as attackers and then switch to defenders afterwards. The game has a lot of diversity in it's gameplay and no round feels like another. One of the key features of the game is destroyable surroundings, you can shoot through walls, punch holes to peek through them or drop down a floor to surprise your oppontens. This game is a very tactical shooter which makes you play as a team with others, there is no solo rushing in this game because you going to be dead before you even see the first enemy.

Balancing in this game is quite well done, there are still a few things which could be made better, but overall I feel like ubisoft did a good job to tweak the operators that almost all are playable and almost every operator has it's job in the team. The Operators themselves also feel very unique, every one of them plays entirely different and you never feel like you are playing a cloned character.

Let's talk about the ingame shop. Overall the shop feels very fair, you get to unlock almost everything you want by using the ingame currency. However you can also use real money to unlock skins, operators a lot faster. But to be honest, most of the times you can just farm ingame currency to buy what you want, it is definetly not needed to use real money to play competetively and most of the times real money is used to buy skins like a lot of other games do. I think the ingame shop is a really fair concept and it a lot better than other examples, like in call of duty or league of legends.

One downside this game has is it's servers, it's an ubisoft game so that kinda a given but it's especially worse when you are in a game and suddenly you lose server connection. That is the only part of the game which makes me feel bad about it. The servers are not stable and I feel like ubisoft could improve at this point a lot.

In conclusion I have mixed feelings about this game, on the one hand the gameplay is a lot different than other shooters and it's unique in it's play feeling and overall gameplay. However the servers are very unstable and there were more salt induced moments than I want to admit during the game.

So, if you can cope with the fact that the servers are unstable at times, then you have a very polished game which feels very unique in it's gameplay and has a steep but rewarding learing curve.

PS: Don't buy the start edition, it might save you some time early on but the increased price on normal operators is not worth it, it takes a lot more time to unlock operators and overall is not worth it, buy the base game, play normally and you will unlock operators a lot faster.

So If you are tired of RPGs in every fashion or FPSs in any way and just want to relax, then Stardew Valley might just be the right game for you.

If you played harvest moon or animal crossing in the past then this game is a lot like them, you mangage your own farm and try to make living off it. However the game doesn't pressure you in any way to do exactly that. You can explore caves or try to build relationships with the other villagers or just go fishing all day.

This is the game where you can just sit back, enjoy the time of not being the hero trying to save the world and quite frankly just do anything you would like.

It is very enjoyable to play, there is a lot of things to do and explore and it is very relaxing to just sit back and quite frankly just goof around.

This is the first game of the Tales series I started playing, I came with no exceptions but left with a lot of positive impressions.

When I first saw the game I felt quite biased, on the one hand the "anime" style of the game looked kinda old and not that great, when compared to the Witcher 3 for example, on the other hand it is quite unique in it's art style and it fits the way of the game very nicely. As I progressed in the game I noticed just how fitting the graphics were to the game, it had Anime cutscenes which were really enjoyable and overall I think having an other art style would have made the game much worse.

The world and characters seems really diverse, I like how you interact with all your party members and during your journey they start to develop into a full fledged party that started as strangers and quickly became quite like a family. One of the things I enjoyed was that every party member interacted with you in their own way. Found a new enemy? One of the party members might tell you how strange it looks and makes a lot of remarks about it, another time another party member is excited to see something much different that they haven't seen before. It makes it so that you really feel like you are traveling with people and not with just npcs.

Now the combat is decent I guess, it's just enough to not get boring and the more you progress, the better the feeling for combat becomes, however it is not the forte of the series. It is fun to play and have different combos but other games have a much better combat system which feels a lot more dynamic than it does in this game. I don't say it's not fun but it kinda feels a bit unpolished and clunky.

So, would I recommend the game?
If you enjoy storytelling and traveling with party members who are very lifelike then very well yes, I can recommend you this game. On the other Hand, if you don't enjoy a combat system that isn't that exciting and if you don't really like the graphics, then go ahead buy it and try it. If you don't like it, then refund it but I tell you to atleast give it a try before you flick around to other games, because this game deserves it.

I bought the game because the gameplay seemed fun and I thought the android theme was quite the nice change to the usual fantasy setting most rpgs tend to have these days.

During the first few hours I really started enjoyed playing the game for the gameplay, it was really fun and navigating through the world was feeling pretty good. However the more I played the game the more I realized that I shifted away from enjoying the gameplay and started enjoying the story and the quests the game had to offer a lot more. Don't missunderstand, the gameplay stayed extremly fun and it got even better as you unlocked more weapons and skills.

But the really good part of the game is the story, it changes how you feel about the characters and you really start to think about what is happening and want to press on to learn more about the story.

In conclusion I can really say that I enjoyed this game, it is filled with deep storytelling and diverse characters which makes you remember them for a long time even after you finish the game. So if you want to have fun gameplay of the likes of Devil May Cry combined with deep storytelling, then I can definitely recommend you this game.

PS: Don't stop after the first playthrough, continue playing it and enjoy the second time you play it, otherwise you will miss a lot :)

The Witcher 3 is one of the best games of recent years and one of the best I ever played.
There is beautiful storytelling in this game, the combat system is easy to learn and feels just right. All the sidequests in this game are very well written and not the usual go fetch some wolf hides and bring them back kind of quests.

The graphics are really good and the game world looks incredible, there is a lot of variety and countless things to explore and discover. The npcs in this game have great voice acting and you will feel yourself being immersed in a historic fantasy world.

I would recommend you to get the Game of the Year edition of the Witcher 3 because it adds two very good story DLCs to the game which are very well worth every penny spent for it.

Thanks CD Projekt Red for the Witcher, you made the video game world a better place in dire times like this!

First of all, yes it is similar to Hearthstone and you will find parallels between the games. However this game works a lot different than Hearthstone.
It has an unique evolve mechanic and also one more permanent type, being amulets. If you like Hearthstone, then you migh aswell give this game a try because it is a lot of fun and in my opinion, does a lot of stuff better than said game.

If you are a new player then you will also get used to playing CCGs by playing this game since you get a lot of cards in the beginning and there is an extensive tutorial and a kind of story mode.

So all in all I can recommend this game by a lot!

After a lot of hours in this game I can say that I really enjoy playing it.

But there are some dark sides to the game.

The community is really toxic, almost everygame has people in it that insult you but I guess that goes for a lot of games. Hackers are also a issue but there aren't a lot of them.

I rate this game 10/10.