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This game is addicting to anyone who is a fan of Fromsoftware’s games ( specifically Eldenring ). Every match / expedition is ever a new start to a challenge that I look forward too. You’ll more than likely go through the “very highs” with the “very lows” of experiences, as the learning curve (though streamlined) can be rough to adjust to. My main rough patch with this game was the controls, as I prefer using a controller for most third person games. It didn’t take long to adjust to the new mechanics like the super sprint or each character’s unique abilities, it's a great experience when you are able to master it.

I do hope they keep up with the updates! I was hesitant with the art style and the games approach to game play as I thought it would put me off in the long run compared to the other games I've played that many would compare it to, but mid-way into the starting zone (Not the Tutorial Ship) it all began to grow on me. This game starts both Punishing and Forgivable, again; thank the starting zone for letting you experiment with discoverable equipment that don't ask for any stats to be leveled so you'll be able to determine what weapon and armour type you'll want to commit to in the late-game. Even when you'd be worried about loosing your equipment to the "durability loss on death" mechanic, you'll be more likely to find better replacement gear before you'll want to ever repair it. Later you'll have the option to even respec your stats in case you'll want to try a different build. (Spoiler: To do this you'll need to reach the 5th part of the echo knight challenge and complete the merchant's project that unlocks the feature) My only disappointment about the leveling itself is the level cap, understandable for early access, but with the limit there will be many players that might feel like they'll be unreasonably restrained by the late game difficulty as the enemies are no joke if you're underleveled. On the Subject of Enemies: 9/10, the variety and unique approach to what I encountered never bored me, and I hope the standared is kept or developt further. My only complaint is the reuse of certain models/attack animations, not that recycling any of it is a negative, but if in the future they could keep it to maybe one reused attack animation for the newer enemies in future updates to let players have a opening or moment of familiarity while keeping it fresh and exciting with new and crazier attacks then I can expect nothing but the best for the game.


- Music is great (I'm not good at describing music and how good it is, sorry for the lack of comment to who'm is wondering)
- Cutscenes are great; the seamless in-game cinematics make me smile when ever my character in their clown gear is in them.
- Story is intriguing; makes me feel like I'm but a chess piece in a bigger plot that make me want to find out who is going to ♥♥♥♥ UP THIS DAMD ISLE PLEASE JUST LEAVE THE PEOPLE ALONE THEY'RE ALREDY DEALING WITH THIS ZOMBIE ♥♥♥♥ AND THERE ARE TOO MANY CATS AND DOGS TO PET PLEASE LET THEM LIVE IN PEACE AAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!!

Overall I'd say this game is worth the purchase, Highly recommend to get on sale, and with the mention that they'll be adding multiplayer later in development, I think this would be a great game on full release.

You're as beautiful as the day I lost you

Streets of Rogue is an arcade style rouge lite game that can keep me interested for a good while. while I waited for the game to go on sale, I must admit that after playing for 12 hours this game was worth the 50% off value, as though it provided more than its share of moments to remember, after awhile its ability to keep my interest only stands out when I invite friends over to play co-op.

Pros:
- Enough unique characters/classes and variety to keep you hooked and try each one out at least twice to learn their abilities, secret objectives, and interactions with other NPCs, objects and items.
- Chaos; "wanna start a zombie apocalypse?" "wanna go full on ape?" "wanna cause a robot rampage?" Streets of Rage lets you do this and so much more, I would add more to the list but half the fun is discovering what you can do and I was able to cause these three scenarios within the first 5 hours of gameplay and unlocks.
- Multiplayer availability, with the addition of remote play (via Steam) there is no excuse why you shouldn't invite your friends to play along with you. you could play cooperatively and use strategy to complete missions, or you could play the "Fun Way" and do your own thing while everyone else causes mischief due to miscommunication and pure insanity.

Cons:
- Although there's plenty of character unlocks, its equipment and item variety are not lacking but feel too similar sometimes, specifically the melee weapons as too many use slash and stab motions, personally (and perhaps they are later unlocks for all i know) I would like to see weapons like nunchucks, a whip or flail that provide an extended rage but at the cost of less damage than their closer ranger counter parts.
- Sometime you can be playing a blessed run and then be cursed by some unstoppable madness that is out of your control and just ends your run there and then. To be fair this game is one of many games that are Chaos Incarnate, but when you lose a run to something out of your control it can be a buzz killer and sometimes puts me off from playing another run for the day.

For my overall rating, I give Streets of Rogue a

Deep Rock Galactic for the longest time has been a sort of odd ball of a game to play, it's both straight forward with its gameplay and yet every time I've returned to play it has always surprised me with how it's changed with every update. Anytime I played this game it's always been with friends, and it's always been a blast no matter the game mode or event (although there is an option to play Deep Rock Galactic in single player, I would rather play it in an online lobby of randoms than alone with my good A.I. mining drone pal).

To be quick about this review, this game is an , the gameplay is fun for what it promises and both the art style and music are out of this world.

How much is the game worth? Full price to 25% off if you wanna save money, but with this amount of time spent into it from the developers to how much time you the player are going to enjoy it I would assume it's worth the standard price.

You’ve probably seen enough of these reviews to know is a great game and worth buying, I wanted to both add to the positivity of how great a game it is for being the action pack shooter so many have hyped for, and to inform that even on the lowest system requirements it is a fluent gameplay experience as playing on a console first person shooter.

When I downloaded this game (never played any of the other doom games before) I thought it would crash my computer with how long the load time was, after the 25% margin of loading, it shoot straight to the 80% then a ten second wait till it got to 100% and boom; menu loaded, game ready to play!

If I should mention anything negative is that once or twice per level I get a slight buffering issue that tense to happen during big fight moments with more than 8 enemies on screen at once or so.

Worth buying on sale at 50% or more

Magic Robot Ninjas in Spaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaace.

awnsers to get out of the way:
-worth waitting for it to being on sale for 50% off or more
-worth playing through at least 3 times, 3rd time you should go do the Dark Arisen Quest
- fun to try either Hard Mode or the Speed Run Mode at least once,
-yes this game does look old, it was made for Xbox 360 and PS3 around 4(? or more) years ago before they released it to PC,
-Overall Rating: 7/10, if your an RPG fan you'll probobly enjoy this game,

How to sum this game up in a few word?
take:
-2/3 cups of Shadow of the Colossus
-1 and 1/2 teaspoon of DarkSouls
-1/8 cups of Monster Hunter
-3/4 cups of The Elder Scrolls

stur that thought up in your Head really well,
and bake it in the Oven of lowered expecteations for 2 minutes.

after it has cooled down, add dash of epic moments that you'll
never forget and done!

I got this game on sale, (99 cents) (with add-on content) and i think it was worth it. if you like classic NES zelda games involving exploration and insaine boss battles, then you'll probobly like this game, it looks great and moves fluently, and the challenge that it provides will want you to keep this game on your desktop for awhile, and if you get board, just wait awhile for those moments where your killing time and this game will make you realize that the time you spent playing this game was still worth your money.

if your not impressed by my opinion thats fine, but before you judge this game look at other opinions just so you yourself can be certafied to buy this game.

Space Engineers is an amazing game. Some may say this game is like minecraft in space, and yes I to would agree with the idea, but at the same time there is so much more to it that just hasn't been properly expained. The world generated (in Space) is incredible, and if there are people who enjoy both building and physics, than this would be one of your kind of games. Of course, later on in future updates the game will grow and evolve to perfect itself to the best it can be, (i have only played the creative portion of it, i assume there will be a survival mode to it later updates) this game is worth investing into if you want to kill alot of time creating, piloting and/or destroying structures.

Great Game,
Worth buying,
No Pressure,
Always Updates With New Stuff,
Rummors Of Online Multiplayer Being Added,
Hope You Enjoy My Review,

(written on December 13 2013)

Multiplayer added, if any time is good to consider getting this game, probobly now is the time.

(written on January 17 2014)

PLANETS ADDED, and the dream slowly becomes reality....

(written on November 19 2015)