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I want to go to B-team. And then give them a deep kiss. I don't care about my sexual orientation anymore.
This right here is the BEST Dark Souls II can offer you!

Enemies. Good.
Level design. Good.
Lore. Very good!
Visuals. Stunning.
Looties? Always take some Symbol of Avarice!
Challenge? Oh yeah!
Bosses? ...
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Did I mentioned I wanted to give B-team a kiss?

The "main" bossfight of this DLC is the best bossfight ever, together with Sir Alonne! I loved it so much I co-oped it like 60 times.
I'm not kidding.

This DLC has even the best ring for online play... But if you want to pick it up, Be wary of horse.

Crown of the Old Iron King. Stop reading here. Buy it.

Okay, so this one is definitely better than CotSK. In a different way, though...

The level design, which was perfect in CotSK in my opinion, is here "only" good. Yeah. "Only".
The enemies are interesting. The most regular ones are plain boring, other ones are good, I love the Possessed Armors especially...

So, why is this DLC better? Let me tell you...
1) Maldron the Assassin. We all love him, right guys...?
2) Majestic Greatsword. That's the new name for Artorias' sword. Oh.. and do you know THE F*CKING BALDER SWAG SWORD IS BACK?! It does bleed now.
Oh, and we have a chicken as a weapon and minotaur head as a helm now!
3) The lore of this DLC seems much better than of the last one...
And finally... 4) - Bosses
One boss is just a reskin. Don't bother with him. The location he's in is a Meh too...
The other boss is cool... I hate him. He's just so difficult to beat for me, I hate him more (!!) than Kalameet. But he's so satisfying, has very cool lore and attention to detail and overall, he's cool.
The last one...

Have you ever beaten a boss... and were incredibly sad you can't fight him one on one untill NG+? Triple that feeling.
Being KILLED by a boss NEVER felt SO GOOD. It was just the most amazing 1 on 1 fight EVER!

Alonne, CotOIK might not match Artorias of the Abyss DLC. Together the DLCs can. They're not free, but, even if you thing DkS 1 was better than two, if you enjoyed DkS 2, you need to buy this.

Crown of the Sunken King is the first DLC for Dark Souls II, and probably the worst one. It's still awesome, though!

The enemies are... not bad. Good, actually. Some things felt a bit cheap though (damage output, invulnerability...) but overall, I enjoyed fighting most of them.
Bosses... well... There are three bosses. One bossfight is just silly, the other one is... well, kinda good. Then there's one which is really good, but too frustrating for me, haven't beat it yet...
Looties are good. Return of the TWoP, Whip-Sword, cool armors...

So, is it worth it? Well, if it would be for this, probably not, but...
...this DLC has the best level design I ever saw, both visually and gameplay wise. I'm sure I still haven't discovered all the treasures... Also, while other DLCs somehow lack in NPCs, in CotSK it feels great. You really have that feeling from discovering long lost city... And yes, I felt like Indiana Jones.
It's just awesome.

Alone, CotSK cannot match Artorias of the Abyss DLC. Together the DLCs can. They're not free, but, even if you thing DkS 1 was better than two, if you enjoyed DkS 2, you need to buy this.

So I can finally write review for Dark Souls here on Steam, after converting from GFWL...
But I won't. Because I need you to do something. Go out there, and buy the game. Play it. Play it for yourself.
Because this game isn't even game anymore. It's a miracle.

I've seen countless movies and theater plays, I've played many games, especially in this genre, I've seen paintings and read stories that would make a stone cry.
But if I should chose ONE piece of art, I know, in my heart, in my head, in my soul, what I would choose.

Dark Souls is just not only a game. It's the most amazing thing I've ever came across.

Not my favorite TES, but that doesn't mean it's worse. And it's TES.
The Elder Scrolls will absorb you. There's just... so much to do! And then you add the mods! And then you turn them off! You try all the quests and loot all the caves! And then you try to roleplay the game! And then you start philosophizing about it with your friends! And then you discover the lore of The Elder Scrolls! And, then... Well, then you'll unfortunately be dead, as you'll probably end up playing Skyrim and studying TES lore for the rest of your life.
To be honest, this game has bugs. It has flaws, and many of them.
But, funnily enough, even after all those 800 hours, I really can't remember a single one of them.
I do remember a lot of amazing moments I had with Skyrim though.
Never gets old.

For the love of God, don't buy this game! You'll end up completely without time and the "Just one more turn..." will be your most frequent sentence!
Not much more needs to be said. Maybe that if you feel like buying it, buy the comlete edition. And, of course, that this game is awesome. Now, if you excuse me, I think I wanted to play some Mass Effect and Dark Souls... but damn it, I'm gonna end up with Civilization again!

I'll skip my usual review style and I'll just say some things.
Rome II, is now FIXED. Everything works fine and I haven't encountered any bugs. So if you feel like buying it, go for it (although there's Attila coming out soon so you might wanna wait for that, but who knows how many things will be changed there). It isn't flawless game, and yes, it's most probably the worst Total War game.
Yes, there's ton of DLC, but there are now many free factions, so you can play without them. Not a must-have, but considerable option.

TW: Shogun 2 is a turn-based-campaing, real-time-combat historical strategy set in feudal Japan.

Coming from a fresh Total War fan and strategy gamer (This game got me to love strategies), this game is awesome.

Let me get one thing straight though - if you don't like samurais, ninjas and feudal japan, go for some other game. The beauty of Total War is that you can find a game for your favorite era.
Shogun 2 comes with beautiful map of Japan. There you start as one of the "main" clans. All of them (well, almost, there are two DLC factions) share units, research, building, etc. (As Japan is a small country after all) and only difference is in a position, diplomatic start and some bonuses. I actually like the fact that there is smaller number of units - you can learn to use each efficiently much sooner. So, once you start, it's time for the main thing...
It's not Total War for nothing, and you can win only through war. But, for war, you also need alliances and superior economy (as we know, without money, there's no war). Once you got that covered and you have your soldiers you can march into battles. Battles themselves are real time, thus being quite realistic. Together with the fact you can zoom in, it's making them much more immersive. HoMaM were HoMaM, but it's nothing like when your unit of samurais charge into poor ashigaru or when your cavalry charge those annoying archers.
But, don't forget about agents! Monks can spread your religion and iniciate revolts, Metsukes can bribe your enemies and Ninjas can sabotage and assassinate (while also being the best spies of these three). All of them can also do seme passive actions or hunt down other agenst. It's a secret war - and you're damn right it's important. There's nothing worse than getting unhappines from people following different religion while having your favorite general killed and your best ninja executed!
There is also the economy, naval battles (not very good, but you can troll the AI!) and politics (There's nothing better than having all remaining clans, including some of your allies, declaring war on you, right?) and the christianity (You may piss of your ancestors, but you can have guns!) etc... Co-op campaign and Head to Head campaing is also amazing, unfortunately only for two people. MP battles aren't bad either, with the nice Avatar system.
The stratefic factor in this game is pretty good, I guess. I once saw on my own eyes my friend defeating army of the same compositions, 2.5 bigger than his (well, it was my army). I guess he's better than me... but I seriously don't get how he did it. The AI is pretty decent, nothing amazing, but decent. It tends to spam a lot of units sometimes and plays very cautiously during battles.

Overall, Total War: SHOGUN 2 is amazing strategy, especially if you love feudal Japan, and it's something you'll be returning to.

Tribute to oldschool games. And an awesome one.
Legend of Grimrock is a dungeon crawling game with puzzles. For start, let me say I usually don't like puzzle games.
In LoG, you get to create your party (nice races, classes, names, you know it) which you are leveling up throughout the game. It's fun, especially the difference between classes (Mage is the most powerful but useless without mana and can get killed quickly while Rogue is also weak but comes with interesting tricks) and positions. Yes, you heard right, positions. You'll figure that out. The casting system is also nice, although hard to remember sometimes (take that as a challenge!).
The puzzles themselves are nice and easy, but getting harder while you're progressing. I never really found a puzzle I couldn't solve, except one, but as I found out that was because I missed a hint somewhere earlier in the game. The dungeons are nicely designed and so are the traps and monsters - who are really original and (unfortunately for me, got stuck and the end of the game, gotta try a new party I guess) deadly.
The game, while being oldschool, has a modern execution so it plays rather smoothly and the graphics are nice. Furthermore, it comes with easy to learn editor!
To dungeons, adventurer!

Imagine if Discworld would be made into a videogame.
Yes, Magicka is a bit different, but overall, it's also a great fun! The humor is fantastic and there's so many pop cultur references...
The gameplay is simple mixing elements, but it's great fun as well and you can cast tons of spells - luckily, many of them can kill your friend! So you can steal their fancy lightsaber! Yay!
If you like casting spells, like playing with friends and especially if you like easter eggs, definitely go with Magicka!