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This is the X-Plane that every other X-Plane was missing. Graphics are beautiful, flight model is even better. Decided to purchase after flying on MSFS for 300 hours and I am enjoying this simulator much more. I will say though, the performance is not the best and I struggle getting decent FPS with a relatively high end computer, but it is what it is.

After 400+ hours on Assetto Corsa, I can safely say that iRacing is the best and most realistic racing sim/game that I've ever played. The atmosphere of iRacing is incredibly addictive. I love that there is a drive to constantly improve and become the best of the best. The physics are purely unbeatable and the ability to race any series is amazing. The only issue I really have with this sim is the amount of micro transactions that it has. You are given a fair amount of vehicles and tracks with the base subscription but I still feel that the content is lacking and gets incredibly expensive over time.

Don't let iRacing fool you, you do not need a multi-thousand dollar racing setup to enjoy racing in this sim. I have been using my Logitech G923 and it has been great!

The graphics are great, the physics are pretty decent, the airports look nice and the scenery technology is incredible. Lots of freeware aircraft available as well as DLC. Overall my favorite flight sim after 400+ hours in X-Plane 11.

This game is really interesting.
Graphics are good, animations are good. There is a decent bit of FPS/performance bugs from my experience and a lot of lag spikes.
The game itself is a simple concept but the difficulty is multiplied by how complex the maps are. This isn't like DBD where you can just loop the killer. For the most part, if you're found, you're f*cked...
Killer and Survivor are equally balanced I'd say, it's easy to escape and also easy to kill survivors.
Great game, better than DBD, not better than F13.

This game is simply horrible. To start things off, you can't even run it at over 60hz refresh rate or else you aren't able to sim your appearance when you get benched. ALSO, I can't even play on high graphic settings, or else every time I want to enter the Promenade, my game crashes. To add even more things to this list, the AI non-stop keeps fouling at the end of each match, and if you enter the Pro-Am section or The Bridge, you have to restart your game in order to even exit because there's no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ exit button. I can't believe there's been this many iterations of a game this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ broken. It is absolutely absurd that 2K & Visual Concepts expects anyone to pay $60 for this recycled garbage.

Assetto Corsa is easily one of the best racing games ever made, really. The third-party community really makes this game shine. So many choices for cars and maps and so much room to play with cool quirks and features as well as HUGE graphics improvements. Physics wise, I feel that it lacks a lot compared to BeamNG. Drive, but Corsa's a solid game. Would recommend.

Squad is a great game, but I don't like how dependent it is on the community. It's really hard to get into as a beginner because you have to find other people who know how to play the game. It's also very easy to get frustrated as you die a lot. As long as you find a group with a competent squad leader, I guarantee you will have fun playing Squad.

I would overall give this game a thumbs up. It's pretty fun, but it's also super glitchy and there's a ton of practical useful stuff that the developers didn't integrate into the game like the log sled from the original The Forest. I'd say buyer's discretion is advised, this is nowhere near a finished product, but it's still good fun if you have a lot of friends to play with.

It's quite an interesting game to be honest. It's a lot of fun and contains a decent bit of strategy. Would recommend if you're a war or military buff and like strategic games. It also has quite a bit of a learning curve, so keep that in mind.

When I was a kid, I always wanted to have a game that would let me destroy anything I want with semi-realistic physics, and the closest I got to see was Red Faction: Guerrilla. This game has given me what I wanted when I was a kid. Seriously couldn't recommend it more, it's so much fun, so much Workshop content. Only thing that sucks is how demanding it is because of the physics, but oh well, everything in life has consequences, am I right?