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I'm honestly speechless. Nothing I can say can truly describe what Doki Doki Literature Club is or how it made me feel. You just have to experience it for yourself, but please, for the love of God, do not ignore the warnings at the beginning. Its an out of control emotional rollercoaster from start to end, and I honestly loved every second of it.

I love this game to death. Take Mega Man X and inject it with Binding of Isaac's randomly generated levels, items, and boss encounters, and you have yourself one of the best indie games of the year. It also has co-op multiplayer. Come on, co-op Mega Man? Why pass that up?

The Witcher 2 is a masterpiece. The story is one of the best ever in video games (if a game makes you want to buy books, you know its good), the combat is improved immensely from the first game, and the graphics were mindblowing for its release back in 2011, but they still hold up pretty damn well to this day. This is a must-own for anyone who loves RPGs, as this might very well be the best one I have ever played in my life (at least until I start on The Witcher 3 that is)

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Imagine if Quake had all the guns replaced by dodgeballs, was set in the world of Tron, and had a killer EDM soundtrack. You just imagined Robot Roller Derby Disco Dodgeball. If that doesn't make you buy this game nothing will.

Three words: Quake with rats. It's simple, hectic, and twitchy as hell.

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ORION: Prelude is the best buck I've ever spent on Steam. That single dollar got me a game that's half Turok half Killing Floor with awesome weapons, fun perks, expansive maps, nearly ten different game modes, and offline bots. Admittedly there are still some glitches to mend and polish to apply, but for the dirt cheap price of the game, you get what you paid for and more! So what are you waiting for?

Purchase the game
Download the game
Launch the game
Open the door
Get on the floor
Everybody kill the dinosaur

I loved Sonic ever since I was just a tyke (my favorite game being Sonic Adventure 2), but despite my age I could tell that the quality of his games were getting worse and worse as the years went on. I thought that my childhood hero had officially kicked the bucket...then I played Sonic Generations. It's (in layman's terms) a grab bag of all the fun (and or infuriating!) Sonic memories you or a younger gamer have had mixed into a game that everyone can enjoy.


TL;DR: Classic and Modern Sonic fans, lay down your arms and buy this game!

The definitive RPG experience of our generation