Évaluations récentes de boko

I've only finished the first level but have really enjoyed it so far. Like everyone else is saying, it plays similar to the old Resident Evil games. I like the combat system and the story seems interesting with good pacing.

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My favorite part is when the chain saw massacres

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Why can't I jump out of a flying bus? And where's the build button?

What happened to 2 years of support?

The game is good, the DLC pricing is not.

Boys help me out, my wife said if I get 25 likes and 3 awards, she’ll buy me a SSD and crate of beer this is NOT A JOKE!!!

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In the realm of existential contemplations, one could argue that the essence of human existence can be distilled down to an allegorical representation: we are all balls, and our ceaseless pursuits in life amount to incessantly "banging on balls." This profound analogy invites introspection into the nature of human actions and their underlying motivations.

Imagine, if you will, that the ball symbolizes the core self, the soul, or the essence of being. Our varied experiences and roles in life may be likened to the diverse forms and contexts in which these balls find themselves. Whether a rolling sphere, a bouncing orb, or a stationary object, each state reflects a different facet of our existence.

We are, in essence, in constant motion, perpetually engaging with the world around us. Like the ball's interactions with its environment, we interact with others, experience the highs and lows of life, and seek to understand our purpose. The act of "banging" on balls encompasses the profound struggles and joys of human existence.

Through introspection, we may question the nature of our actions, exploring whether they stem from genuine purpose or mere reflexive responses to external stimuli. Are we, like balls, merely bouncing around chaotically, or do we exert conscious control over our paths? In this analogy, we are encouraged to be mindful of our actions and their effects on the world and those around us.

Moreover, we can reflect on the transient nature of life. The ball's collisions and interactions represent the ephemerality of moments and experiences. We must appreciate the fleeting beauty and significance of each instance, cherishing the journey as much as the destination.

Ultimately, the concept of "banging on balls" serves as a philosophical lens to understand the intricacies of human existence. By pondering the essence of this metaphor, we delve into the depths of our consciousness, gaining insight into our roles in the grand tapestry of life. So, as we continue to navigate the labyrinthine paths of our lives, let us embrace the profound implications of being balls, seeking wisdom, compassion, and purpose in our constant pursuit of existence.

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I've always wanted to be an octopus, and this game finally gave me the opportunity to live out my dream.

USC: Counterforce is a deep and challenging retro-inspired turn-based squad tactics game set in a tense sci-fi atmosphere. As a player, you control a strike team of commandos on a mission to investigate and neutralize unidentified alien threats on planetary body M-8322. While the tutorial and early parts of the game may need some polishing for new players, once you get the hang of it, the in-depth squad management system and complex combat mechanics offer a rewarding experience. The game's fully destructible environments add a strategic element, allowing you to rearrange the battlefield and exploit environmental hazards. With various game modes and a promising open-ended campaign on the horizon, USC: Counterforce offers engaging tactical gameplay with room to grow and improve in its early access stage. If you enjoy challenges and turn-based tactical games, this one is worth checking out, especially considering the developers' responsiveness to player feedback.

Ranked #1190 Top Wishlisted on Steam at the time of review

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This game makes me want to go play Tarkov but then I remember how bad it is now.

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