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As a long time fan of the Dead Rising IP, I am regularly starving for more content from an underloved franchise. This was an oasis in the desert of what remains of Dead Rising, and touched a nostalgic spark in me. The game plays tremendously smooth and the quality of life updates made it more than worth it as someone who as played through Dead Rising 1 ad nauseum. Hope to see more love for the franchise in the future.

Although AEW Fight Forever is maybe on the more scant end of roster size and gameplay features, it remains on of the most satisfying wrestling game experiences i have consistently. Leveling custom wrestlers through the Road to Elite campaign might be frustrating on the end of someone trying to create a much more customized roster, but I really enjoy how quickly someone can play through Road to Elite. It might not be worth the investment to someone looking for the most high tech wrestling game with the most options, but I'm very intrigued in a longer format wrestling title being supported over several years and the kind of game it continues to be.

I was originally a preorder holder for this game, and I had to take a break when it released. I was so not about the game on launch but I'm so happy to see the amount its grown, I fully leveled my scoreboard last year and appreciate the quality of the game. It's fun to gather materials, there's so much story to digest, so much to explore and the community has been a pretty wholesome and helpful one, which has been much appreciated. There's always still time to dive into it, I love seeing what new things they have to offer

This game always gives me just a straight fundamental sense of fun and it's hard to say something about the game that isn't specifically that. It can be satisfying popping chests and shrines, slaying the hordes, drowning in the soundtrack that I'm loving more and more each time it expands. Just buy this one, it continues to expand and after the 1.0 release I want to see the new places they take it!

Immersion is something I've struggled to feel in video games as an adult unless something put me right into that nostalgic naivety of exploring a new world. Divinity is a game that liberates you when you do explore the vast options and excellently written player and non-player characters, building a universe that can wrap you up several times in it's wealth of options in problem solving. Absolutely worth its full price!

This game is for any hardcore metalhead with an offbeat sense of humor looking for that ridiculous gameplay that is at the same time epic as hell. Brutal Legend has some of the best story and characters I've ever seen in games, and although it has some wonky gameplay in the RTS sections, it has some really solid action for a Hack and Slash game and an amazing play experience altogether. The quality of the voice acting and animations (minus the technical glitches that made their way into the pc port) are astounding and truly enthralling, and it's a shame that the development of this game's sequel was cut short. I would single handedly fund Brutal Legend 2 for Jack Black and Tim Schaefer if I could, this game couldn't come more with my recommendation.

One of my favorites from the 360 era, a fun dip into an older style of game, linear levels with breaks given for opportunities to make money, though totallyup to the player. If you're going to be invested in anything in this game, it will probably be storytelling over gameplay. The story is a very fun, tropey western story, so feel free to throw some money to an older piece when the next sale comes around

It has a kinda borderlands-ish art style, and it haz cowboys, and is good. Way better than red dead redemption

This is an awesome game with lots of action, many easter eggs, and it's made by a large corporate business who knows nothing of actual war. enjoy

I just started this by the time i wrote this and it is an awesome game. No, it isnt violent, but dont look too sad. Gaben mad it with TLC just for you. It has tons of fun, and if your stupid, Hours and Hours of hard work