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Challenging, yet fun puzzles, very cute art style and calming music. Which is very needed, as the puzzles vary in difficulty, wehre the hard ones got my friends, who I was streaming to, yelled at me, because of my stupidity.
Personally, I dislike the achievements revolving around clicking on respawning flowers, but it's a good thing this game includes achievements in the first place.
Definitely recommend this game!

BPM features lots of characters and weapons to rhythmically fight through many rooms and enemies. Panic during a fight and miss the beat? No shots fired. The item system with only one weapon (usually) and only 4 items is a bit limiting, but a good way to balance things.
There are decently many enemies and enemy types, some more annyoing than others, but all interesting.
Features only 4-5 different area designs, still does not feel monotonous even after many playthroughs.

Content-rich DLC with quantity and quality missions, be it main or side.
The main quest is split into two at some point and was always very epic, yet still well-written. Side missions (even the first few car jackings) in Phantom Liberty are the cherry on top, as most feature moral dilemmas to further roleplay.
Only things I would remark non-positively would be: the vehicle combat feels a bit bare-bone and stuff like the airdrops or car jackings get repetitive fast.
However, the DLC adds a whole new area, with much to explore and do, as well as a new main ending.

This game made a complete recovery and delivers even more than before. I have been playing since release and was enchanted from the beginning. Now, after many major updates, fixes, a complete skill overhaul and the feels from the Edgerunner show, Cyberpunk 2077 has become one of my GOATs.

This game makes me irrationally angry, but even after almost 10 years I still get back to it regularly.

CS:GO is a competitive and usually slow-paced tactic shooter with comparatively simple movement. Even though the idea and franchise is over 20 years old, with the game itself being over 10 years, it still holds up to modern expectations.
If you like tactic first person shooters without abilities for every agent, try this one out. Especially because it is free.

Like "Papers, Please" in 3D and with guns. This is the gist of it, but because it is easy and lazy to just compare a game to some other popular game and it is not only that, I will say a bit more. Edit a bit later: I had more to say down there, but after writing what felt like the script to a 30 minute video I decided to keep my old TL:DR as my main review.

This game forces you to check papers, manage (more like upgrade) and defend your borderpost, and follow along on a story about revolution. It is a bit like an arcady simulation game of the job as a borderpost guard in a fictional (presumably) soviet state. Combining action from the FPS genre and meticulous detail checking (more or less for each detail) from border guard simulation is pretty fun and a new spin. Definitely recommending this game, escpecially after it receives the two other modes besides the campaign.

Gotta update my vibrating plug to include aimbot now :/

It's a visually stunning game with nice and calming music.
The puzzles are not that hard, but also not too easy.

The biggest problem is really the lenght, as this game feels more like a benchmark or demo.
It's definitely fun, but for someone who is not all about the graphics, the gameplay is lacking.

And don't get me wrong, there are multiple mechanics, that change depending on the character you're with.
These mechanics are nice to figure out, play around with and use them to solve the puzzles, but as soon as you're used to a mechanic, it is gone.

In the end, I really like the game, but I think it is way too short and will not receive any updates to counter that. In my opinion, it is a bit pricy. Still a good game though.

Joa, müsst ihr wissen, ne. (TL: "It is your choice.", it's a quote by a popular german Youtuber).

TANGO TANGO TANGO

Promising gameplay, with nice comic art style. Also quite the big demo, showcasing a lot

"GET THE F*CK UP!!!!"
is also what the developers thought after the failed releases of Raid World War 2 and their The Walking Dead game. They picked up Payday 2 again, a true labor of love. If it weren't for the price tags...
I know how long and expensive game development can be, but going with the usual 1$=1 hour of expected playtime, some DLCs are a bit overpriced, especially when considering the sheer amount of them. Having to download everything, even if you don't own the DLCs is annoying, making this game take away almost 100gigs, but it has it's own reasons, namely being able to have 1 person buy the DLC and let up to 3 others experience it.

No idea where I am going with this review, but if you have atleast one friend, you could even have countless hours of fun with the base game.