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A great look into the development process and what's next for Valve.

The story is garbage and the open world is redundant, making you run the same paths over and over. However, the parkour mechanics are pretty much top notch and the first person immersion is amazing. It's a flawed sequel for sure, but sometimes you just want to run from cops on rooftops and this is the game for that.

Sweet little city builder that is mesmerizing to play. Recommended, especially for the low price.

It's good now. It was a horrible mess at launch - this is finally the game that was promised. The new main quest is really fun. No more constant holotape hunting, intertwined with spotty netcode and laughable quality control. Even older quests get spruced up with NPCs and dialogue choices - and there is a huge new quality pass for the UI and gameplay. The world is still such a joy to explore, with insane sightlines, huge cities and terrifying enemies. I hit level 50 about 60 hours in - almost totally solo, so you can just treat this as a proper sequel to Fallout 4 rather than just a multiplayer spinoff.

I never thought I'd say this after the disastrous launch, but seriously go get this if you like the Fallout series. I'm sure you won't be disappointed in Wastelanders, which fixes almost everything wrong with Fallout 76.

A masterpiece in every sense of the word. Valve's still got it.

A lot more difficult than DOOM 2016, but I enjoyed it a lot. Beautiful and runs like butter even on an old GTX1060. Love all the little callbacks and easter eggs. Plenty of enjoyment in the combat loop. Be prepared for a lot of tedious platforming. And maybe I just got filtered, but the Marauder is just unfun to play against, even knowing his patterns.

I still have nightmares about that gnome.

It's a great remaster - I've completed it twice (once before Xen and now with 1.0) and I really enjoyed my time with it. Some decisions such as shortening On A Rail chapter can be fixed with mods and I had barely any issues with the game. Maybe the Interloper chapter drags on way too long but that's the penultimate chapter of the game anyway - Xen is beautiful and wonderfully done. I look forward to see what the Crowbar Collective get up to next!

It's great. Starts out slow and turns into a rhythm arena shooter that combined awesome gunplay with a nice flow.

There is nothing else quite like it. At times it tries very hard to be Half-Life but falls flat due to frustrating pacing issues (three physics puzzles for every single combat encounter) and oddities with the IK system. But it is very much worth the buy - a visceral full VR game, not just a tech demo, with a lot of replay value, crazy amount of things to do and crablets to bash. I very much enjoyed it from start to finish.