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The less you know about this game, the better. Just go into it blind, it's absolutely worth every penny and second.

Ill change it to positive when I can invert my mouse

Most expansive 40k game yet that isn't in a terrible format. Plays like Wasteland 3, with a free roam style of exploration, paired with turn based XCOM combat. Along with a massive variety of enemies (Not exclusively Nurgle like every other 40k game), variety of gameplay types and things to do. Cant wait to see what comes next

Going from the formula of the first game to the rogue-like of this one was strange at first. But quickly grew on me, and I am now much more enthralled in it than I ever was in the first game. The art is fantastic, the new animations are great, and the new token combat system is a massive improvement. All in all, a bit strange to get used to compared to the original, but an improvement overall. Also, YouTuber "Randy Potato" is a life saver

So cool they added a trials mini game on top of the arm wrestling game. Makes the $30 way more worth it

Solid state gameplay wise, god tier soundtrack and mass amounts of blood and gore. Good fun, just needs more content drops

After fixing up the campaign mechanics in realms of chaos, and adding immortal empires, this game is the pinnacle of Total War. It is easily shaping up to be the best of the entire franchise, and certainly most replay-able. Graphics, models, and maps are all good looking and set unique environments up for variety. All in all, a massive game to certainly keep an eye on.

Wasteland 3 is a fantastic game with great concepts implemented well. It is a great spin on the classic XCOM formula, a turn based combat strategy game mixed with a well put together RPG, with real choice and consequence put into a compelling story. The atmosphere, soundtrack, and visuals are all great and create a fantastic feeling while playing this game. Absolutely cannot recommend it enough to any fans of turn based games or RPGs.

Fallout: New Vegas is a testament to Obsidian and their fantastic work on gaming. New Vegas was set up to fail by Bethesda and it ended up shattering records and becoming one of the greatest RPG's of all time. A bit clunky and buggy at times, mainly due to their extremely crunched schedule courtesy of Bethesda, but mods easily fix this.

Total War: Warhammer 2 takes the formula for the other total war games and actually makes them replayable with the faction variety. No other total war game can ever hope to match the sheer variety of play styles in warhammer, as they are all too realistic in nature.