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Killing Floor 2 is a great co-op shooter which pits up to 6 players against a horde of a variety of different "zeds", genetically engineered monsters that wish to tear, grind, stab, burn, and pulverize you and your friends. This isnt just another FPS however, the 2004 mod was one of the first to introduce classes (called perks in the game) to the co-op horde genre. The classes all focus on filling special niches in team composition and use specific weapons to fill them. Some of the more unique ones include Demolitionist, a class based around stunning enemies and delivering explosive damage; Beserker, a class that uses only melee weapons and utilizes the parry and block skills to negate damage and stumble large zeds; Firebug, a croud control class that has access to fire and microwave weaponry, and at this point those are only 3 of the 9 available unique perks in the game. Weapons feel powerful and fun to use due to being animated at extreme framerates, this done to display incredible amounts of detail when the game goes into slow-mo, or "zed-time." At this point in Killing Floor 2's development, the game is polished, fun, flashy, full of depth and replay value. As you go up in difficulty, you'll see zeds do new moves such as utilize their weapons in different ways, block and evade, and even spawn as champion versions which spice up the gameplay and keep even the skilled player on their toes. Even after you max out all your perks to the highest level (which will net you at least 300 hours) you'll find yourself still coming back for more of that visceral action. I definitely recommend this as a top tier cooperative shooter which is all too hard to come across these days.

One of my favorite games of all time and the pinnicale of the Fallout franchise. Melding old Interplay/Black Isle Studios design with the power of Bethesda's engine and assets, this 3D immersive world set the stage for how open world FPS/RPG should be done. Best and most quests of any game in the series, more endings than any game in the series, better writing and characters than any game in the series. Additions such as crafting new ammunition types, survival items, and weapon mods are great and interesting ways to improve your arsenal, and collecting unique weapons keep the player scouring the entire Mojave Wasteland in an addicting frenzy. Every encounter in this desert is a story of it's own, and tons of these emergent moments make up the experience that is Fallout: New Vegas.