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Fun relaxing game about running a grocery store.

Awesome music, fun game play.

A fun little game about melons, crime, and finding your lost friend. Definitely worth a playthrough.

The Best Forza Horizon game by far.

The art design and aesthetic of the game give it that feeling of the supernatural. While the story is not the long, each of the details presented in the echos bring the history of the character to life. The sinister soundtrack helps add to the mystery you will feel while playing. Overall this game leaves with the desire for more.

Mafia: Definitive Edition does a great job with retelling the story of the original game. It is definitely a must play for those that enjoy the Mafia series.

I would highly recommend this game to anyone who enjoys first-person shooters with rpg mechanics!

I have played Destiny 2 since its original launch on September 6, 2017. (see my total time played [wastedondestiny.com]) While rocky at first the team at Bungie have continued to work on creating a place were my friends and I can continually hunt down the enemies of the light and demolish them.

With the release of New Light, many new players can experience the entirety of the base game and the first two dlcs for free. This is roughly a full 100+ hours of available content. And with the minimum power being raised to 750 for all players, this makes it a great place to start for new players.

With the addition of the new Armor 2.0 customization and the many other changes and improvements coming to the game in the future, Destiny 2 has become one of the best shooters.

This game is currently not worth the current price tag of $34.99. I would suggest waiting for the game to go on a massive sale before purchasing.

While this game looks good in many of the screenshots and videos on the store page it is actually far from this. Most of the animations in the game are unpolished, the dialogue in lack luster, characters are uninteresting, and the combat is basically limited to spamming two buttons. The three different combat skill trees do add to the game, but they are very simplified at best. There is no lock on to enemies so you will usually have to spend a second or two lining your character up for any of the skills. The game is approximately 5 hours long for one play-through, which would be fine if they provided you with more to do at the end or a new game + mode.

Rage 2 does a lot to build on the world of Rage, but it does very little, if anything, to build on the story. The world of Rage 2 is more open and more vibrant than the first one, and many areas that used to be desert wastelands have been transformed into swamps, forests, and many other landscapes. And while the world design is highly detailed the story of the game is very lack luster. From the very beginning they show you the main villain and you go on a approximately 5 story missions before completing the game. The rest of the game is just open world side quests to unlock weapons and skills.

Overall I would give this game a 6/10 and would recommend that you wait to purchase the game when it is on sale.

A great continuation of the Assassin's Creed Franchise.