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VERY fun. It plays to all types, but at it's core, it is a Tower Defense game. Even though you may suck at the towers, hopefully you have a friend that is. That way you can let them have all the mana, and you can slash, fire, and cast all the enemies to oblivion. The game has 4 archetypes, and they both play very differently. The Mage is has attuned to Tower Defense as possible. The Knight is basically your combat heavy person, high armor and melee weapons in many varieties, and all his towers are most blocks that like to bite back. The Huntress brings in a shooter element, with traps that can become essential to holding back the tides. The Monk has auras, that drain over time but have obvious benefits such as slows, or increasing player damage. And even in the first 2 weeks, they had a plenty amount of FREE add-on content. If you like Action, RPG, and most of all Tower Defense, this is a must-play.

This is an OLD game. I want to say first year of the original Xbox old? But it's one of my favorites. You're a bounty hunter that "has" to have a procedure done in order to "save your life". And man is it fun. The bounties are hilarous in just the way they talk, act, just everything. There's alot of potty humor here, but it's a mock wild west. Why not? And your ammo is living, and almost all of the different types allow creativity to place traps, luring enemies away from the group one by one, or stunning them all at once for an easy Alive Bounty capture. Even though the graphics are dated, the world is still fun to look at, and the characters are still full of, well, character. And you should get quite a few hours out of this, like all good ol' games.

I don't care what many say about this game. It's an extremely refreshing breath of air in a world full of muscle heads and palettes filled with shades of brown and grey. This world of Albion is insanely colourful, with each area having it's own sense of....itself just due to the different designs and how it uses colours. The gameplay is simplified, but in a good way. This is the genre that really kicked off the physical deformities of being evil or the attractive look of being good, and they make each choice not utterly changing, but it will change the back story and minute parts of quests, to which it makes you go, "I wonder what would've happened if I would've killed the other dudes". The weapons are fun to use, yet you'll probably find yourself sticking to 2 specific ones throughout most of the game, due to some people call them "grinding" weapons. But it is fun, it has that random humor, and John Cleese is your butler.

A good co-op game, unless you have a friend that likes to kill everyone instead of the monsters. MANY nods to many famous nerd moments, from the recent 300 kick(literally) of "THIS IS SPARTA!", Captain Kirk's famous yell of "KAHN!", to having pet Beholders. The whole element system is awesome to use, although frost is used too much from what I've seen. Need more fire, and lightning out the ass. And a certain "melee" weapon is over-powered, and only fun when in single player. There is always SOMEONE who wants to kill you for it. And will keep on killing you if you kill them to get it back. So, the real fun factor on this game, in multiplayer, matters more on who you're playing with.

I remember the first time I played this game. I was used to every other WWII shooter's version of recoil, it being very slight, and easily controlled. Not this game. I hop into it as the Allies with a Thompson, and the sucker jumps, after 3 shots, into the air. Needless to say, for once, I had to scroll down a little bit while I fired automatics. Otherwise, the game played great! And it was really neat to see some maps modeled after towns seen in Band of Brothers(Find FOY by Pad See Ew). Rifles worked fine and were powered accordingly, grenades are a blast to use, and there's new maps being created all the time. Some good, some bad, some flippin' awesome. Except for the steep recoil learning curve, its an excellet versus shooter.

Yes, I play this game too much. Yes I still suck at rocket jumping even though the Soldier is my favorite class. But the game still draws me back to it whenever my favorite server has people on it. You get the 9 characters, but each one plays SO differently, and they all have their own personality quirks that you hear often through out the game. Each class is needed, and with a good team, each strength can be used awesomely. Or with a bad team, you may have too many Snipers or Engineers. One thing to remember. When you see a Medic paired with a Heavy, you may want to shoot the huge mammoth of a Russian. DON'T! Shoot the medic, the Heavy has enough health that the medic can keep him afloat for a long time. The Medic quickly cuts off that seemingly endless health, and you get to kill the Heavy quickly. Or your teammates do.

This game is great for horror shooter fans that like co-op over a versus type mode. They have different classes that excel a certain type of player's abilities. Sharpshooter class play to the ones that believe every bullet should be a headshot. Beserker class are the ones that like it up close and personal.....with a melee weapon. And Firebugs like to, well, play with fire. They have a few other classes as well like the classic Medic class or Assault class which focuses on assault rifles. They add in very cheap "4 Character Packs" that allow a more variety characters to be seen. The enemies are essentially failed clones that went beserk in Great Britain, and each map has a little nifty history as to what happened to it. All in all, a great horror co-op shooter with excellent controls.

It's a click and play. That makes you think. Magical isn't it? XD