Recent reviews by Tumbleweed

This is a game of never ending entertainment.

• The main storyline is well, pretty main. Once you complete that, you become "Dragonborn" and can learn new shouts to use to crumble your enemies. Kill dragons that appear out of nowhere and absorb their souls! I know, sounds ridiculous... but if you want to be able to launch a goat miles in the air, it's worth it. You can also tame dragons, and freakin' ride them. Yes, ride dragons.
  
  
• Then you can join different groups, with people such as assassins, murders, and thieves. There are many different groups, my favorite being the Dark Brotherhood, judging I got 3000 gold for killing a goat on the road. No joke. Contracts never end, so it is a guarantee that you will keep getting gold and gold and gold and gold. Plus, these storylines get you achievements! And everyone wants those!
  
  
• Even if you don't want to be an adventurer, because you got an arrow in the knee, you can settle down, buy a house, and get married. Don't get me wrong, you can still shout at goats, but if you ever need a rest, you know that you have a home.
  
  
• Different playstyles for different people. You can be a thief, which thrive in sneaking, pickpocketing, and lockpicking. Starting out, you can barely take a piece of goldout of a dead draugr, but eventually, you can take off the Jarl's clothes and he won't notice. Thieves also will tend to prefer weapons such as daggers, and bows bode well for folk like that. Eventually, your sneak attack will do 2124x damage! Yay! Warrior playstyle is for people who enjoy brutal, bloody murder. These people will generally want to grab the best heavy armor in the game, and they will probably want to find a way and swipe Volendrung. Mage playstyle is also fun. Find the most basic of spells in the College of Winterhold, wehre you will find a very plentiful amount of quests and achievements. Spells re not the only thing that you can use as a mage, scrolls are very powerful, even though you can only use them once. Weapons for a mage generally only include their spells, but different staffs can be acquired throughtout the game.
  
  If I'm leaving anything else, just play the game and you will find out.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Oh yeah, and never, EVER, EVER, kill a chicken.

Think about GTAV, great open world game right? Now think of the Spiderman game, not too fun, but you love swining around. Mash those two games together and what do you have? Just Cause 2. This game has the perfect blend of missions, and plain old fun.

This game is possibly one of the greatest F2P games ever. However, once you reach that premium level, the game only gets better. Starting the game out, people do not realize the potential that they have. They look at their inventories, see the stock items placed in the slots, and connect to the first payload game that they find. And so the journey begins on TF2. But with only .50 cents in your steam wallet, you can unlock all the secrets of TF2. Purchasing their first wrangler opens them up to the world of hats, trading, and of course, unusuals. When a newly found premium player gets his first key, he opens up the crate that had no use before this. The suspense is killing him... 3... 2... 1... You unboxed! Strange Jarate! Not knowing the dissapointment in this. The player screams with excitement about getting a strange! Selling this strange for 1 rec turns into buying another, and getting a ref. This ref turns into a key. And the key into a bud. Now, you are a veteran of TF2 trading. However, with new updates coming every so often (BREAAD), new oppurtunites are created, and the game of Team Fortress get even better.

This is a game for anyone who loves World War II. I played this a few years back but lost the disc, and when I found it on steam, I was so excited.