Recent reviews by Xyfurion

One Finger Death Punch is one of the best games to play when you want to kill some time. It has an assload of levels and several difficulties. It makes you strive to achieve perfection.

First of all, I would like to say that I played this game way before it came out on Steam. I loved everything this game had to offer, and even went as far as buying the Founder's pack. Although I don't play it that much anymore, I respect it for what it has become.

For those talking about the new characters, I have not played in a month, so I don't know them.

I love this game, A lot. There is simply so much good about this game. I have loved RTS and Turn-Based games since I was in 4th grade. I remember when Civ 5 first came out, I was a little scrub and could not afford Civ. Finally, after many years, I laid my hands upon this wonder. I even bought all the DLC!

10/10 would build The Great Pyramid of Giza in Russia again.

Fun little game with decent replayability.
Good to have when you're bored as hell or just want to relax for a bit.

Borderlands 2 is an amazing game. The first 100 hours pass by really fast. Worth every penny; no regrets.I went as far as even buying the DLC. BL2 is the type of game you will play multiple times, whether it being alone, with friends, on different difficulties, with/without the DLC. It's a must-have for a PC gamer.

Now I don't write reviews much but this game is all I wanted in a Space Sandbox game. As soon as I bought it, I played Astroneer for 3 hours straight. Best Part: This game still has so much potential and many bugs to squelch.

I like best how it does not spoon-feed you leaving you to experience almost everything with no help from the game. That is the best part of a sand-box game.

The experience is even better with friends. Multiplayer is decent. It does have a lot of bugs though. (Pre-Alpha... Duh!)

All in all, I'm looking forward to seeing what this game has to offer. Well Done System-Era!

I used to play this game when it was still in the early alpha stages of development, and I loved every second of it for an entire year.

Then came Jagex who bought the game and vowed to make it amazing. I didn't buy it because I was skeptical (and broke). So, when I had the chance to buy it two years ago, I bought it in a heartbeat.

Initially, I enjoyed it and loved playing AoS again since 4-5 years earlier. My childhood memories came rushing back, but I felt AoS had deviated too much from the core, classic gameplay I grew to love.

As of writing, Jagex has abandoned this game. I warn against purchasing it unless it's on a huge sale. It's sad because Ace of Spades once used to be my favourite game, and it breaks my heart to give it a negative review, for all the fond memories I had with this game.

I can't not recommend this game, because this game brought me so much fun and joy. However, the game has become barren of players. The game is dying, there's no denying that, but it used to be so much better, and it's honestly a shame that the developers ceased development on it.

I will miss this game. I'd been playing it for 3 years since it came out of Closed Beta, and I loved every second of it.

Farewell, Dirty Bomb. I'll miss you.