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Fun heist that really encapsulates the best parts of Payday heist design. It's fun to play in both Loud and Stealth, contains objectives entirely unique to the heist, and makes sure all of the space in the level gets used.
Not the end all be all heist of the Payday franchise in terms of quality and memorability, but representative of a shift in Payday 3's development cycle with elements Overkill should push across the board, and a great addition to the heists one can play in a given session.

;There's no circles in this one.

Fun heists, good feeling weapons, and a nice cosmetic theme for a good price.
If you haven't already bought Gold Edition or pass or already have Syntax Error, this is a great bundle.

Game had a rough launch, but the Boys in Blue update brought the game to a good foundational level. There's some good base game content and the DLC heists are pretty fun and help build on the gameplay loop. We're gonna be getting some more free and paid content soon including some free heists and a server browser, and I'm excited for it.

Unfortunate Spacemen has been some of the most fun I've had as a party game with friends in recent memory. There's a surprising amount of technical depth in just about everything going on and it all works great in the game's favor without sacrificing player readability.

The main mode of the game, Shapeshifter, plays pretty similarly to Trouble in Terrorist Town in a few ways, with one player being the monster (and a traitor to help him if one opts in) and the others working to do tasks to escape while surviving or hunting said monster down. This might start to sound like that other game but with the amount of complexities USM has it can be very easy for the monster side to flip the match on its side when the crewmate side overextends, provided the monster uses its entire toolkit at its disposal and properly problem solves. The whole game is very tightly balanced but doesn't create too competitive of an environment that it becomes unfun, and the devs of this game have a very clear direction of how they want it to be.

The cosmetic system for this game is nice, where you can purchase cosmetics (voice packs, monster skins, suits, helmets, visors, etc.) off the market for anywhere from $2 to $4 a piece, and you have it permanently. There are no lootboxes, and you can even unlock a good amount of content from just playing the game. There's also some crossover items with other New Blood games like Dusk, Amid Evil, and Ultrakill.

If you have 4 or 5 friends or want to meet new people in pubs, think that Among Us lacks depth, or if you're wanting another experience similar to TTT, give Unfortunate Spacemen a download.

A standard round in Duck Game starts with 2 to 4 ducks spawning and then finding guns to kill each other with, with the last one standing being awarded a point. This goes on for a variable number of rounds until the duck with the most points wins. Duck Game excels at combining semi-tactical gameplay with fantastic comedic timing and small margin of random chance at times.

• Weapons and Levels are plentiful in the base game
  
• Online and Local multiplayer fluidity
  
• Weapons feel great, and even when you get a bad weapon you can still work with it
  
  • Every weapon in this game is an instant kill (-fire,) but are balanced by their finite ammo, range, and usability
• Potential for several lots of moments between the ragdoll and quack buttons, physics, timings, and weapons
  
• Controls are simple to learn, but feel good to master
  
• Singleplayer challenges serve as a great place to learn the controls or mechanics
  
  • Doing well in single-player nets you tickets that can be spent on modifiers to mix up gameplay
    
    • Moon gravity, stomping shoes, rewards for winning rounds, etc.
• Soundtrack emulating the sound Genesis style well, and has a good mix of fast-paced and chill tracks in it
  
• Lots of hats.
  
• Level Editor lets you add even more maps to the map-pool
  
• Steam Workshop Support for levels, weapons, and hats, overall upping replayability

Duck Game is a game that takes simplicity, and knows exactly how to mold it to create an excellent experience. I have very few bad things to say about this game, and for $12.99, I couldn't recommend it more. Every time I pick this game up, I end a session light-headed from laughing too hard. If you're looking for a fun game for you and a few of your buddies to sit down with for an afternoon or several, pick this one up. You won't regret it.

• Boosting the accuracy and stability of the Compact-5 making it suitable for standard combat
  
• Dodge Izhma
  
• Another sight for Sniper Rifles
  
• A cross between the Acough and the Theia, usable on most guns (note, can't mark specials like the theia can)
  
• A strong boost to the accuracy of the JP36, as well as a new sight to make compliment it well.
  
• Larger mags for both the Crosskill and the Interceptor (22 total for Crosskill, 25 total for Interceptor)
  
• A gadget that lets you swap from any sight to a short-range red dot sight.
  
• A new magazine that can be used on many rifles that halves the reload speed.
  
  • This change may seem controversial at first, but remember that most weapon classes still excel over the Assault Rifle class.
    
• A new shotgun compensator that levels out pellets horizontally, making it easier to hit multiple enemies at once, or ultimately making it harder to miss a single enemy.
  
• The Arbiter, New Grenade Launcher
  
  • A series of side jobs that make actually obaining this weapon fun.
    
  • The Arbiter has a 5 round Magazine, an ammo pool of 15, fires at double the rate of the China Puff, and has almost subtle drop to its projectiles.
    

In short, this pack gives some weapons additional roles that they can fill, making them applicable to more playstyles.
I highly recomend this pack.

Good game. The controls can be frustrating and take a lot of time to learn, but learning them feels so rewarding, and makes the levels very enjoyable.

+includes the ability to create Creature, car, boat, airplane, space ship, building, and best of all, and adventures
+Massive replayability
+make the decision between being friendly, or hostile.
+there are 5 stages in total
+your decisions in each stage of the game affects every stage after it
+DLC only adds extra parts and something else...
+1 part of DLC adds the ability to create missions in a level builder
-this is DLC
-this is buggy as hell
+endless depending on how you look at it

-this game is no longer being updated
-every editor has a limit to how many parts can be put on at one time, so you cant create highly detailed creatures
-I've experienced crashing issues
-no auto-save. Try to save often.

All in all; spore is a fantastic game. You can do what you want with your creatures, (excluding creating anything sexual), you can choose the way you want your files to go, and the game is endless. You never have to stop with the file you are playing on, and if you get bored of it, you can just make another one! Although, as fun as it is, many of my files have been ruined by crashing. It doesnt delete the file, but this game doesnt have an auto save system. Which means if you dont save often enough, you may or may not be very upset later.

The game with the DLC isnt exactly cheap, but I highly recommend picking this up. 9/10

(updated review 12/26/2014 [review made more serious])
(updated review 6/15/2016) [thoughts on Killing Floor 2])
9/10

+7 different perks
+a lot of different weapons
+Heavily team based
+difficulty scaling based on # of players
+customizable game difficulty/length
+9 different types of zombies
+boss at the end of every set of waves
+few seconds of slow motion after killing a zombie sometimes
+challenging
+mod support
+you can choose between 4 different types of zombies. Hillbillies, sideshow acts, christmas icons, or the regular zombies. (requires editing of internal file)

-repetetive
-game is very hard starting off
-no updating anymore
-quite a bit of DLC
-may be a little bit glitchy

At the time of this review being made, Killing floor 2 has been announced, and is basicly going to be a better version of killing floor. I would recommend buying Killing Floor 1 (this game) on sale if possible.

Edit: At the time, killing floor 2 isn't a good game. Too many bad design choices have been made to kill things that made the core gameplay what it was. I'm still hoping KF2 will rise to be even better than this game, but that's happening reeeeally slowly. So for now, this is the better game, and I still recomend picking it up.

and one last thing.
It's always the crawlers

I used telekinesis to throw a corpse covered in bombs at a guy in a diver suit.