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Opinion after 100% completing the game:

A very solid successor to the Dark Souls franchise. While the open world style does allow you to enter later bosses early, and the other way around, it is a nice experience to explore the mysterious world of Elden Ring. Even after completing the game a few times, you can still find new secrets you hadn't found before. It is truly a game that offer many many hours of fun.

Interesting idea, poor execution.

Movement feels sluggish, animations look like they don't fit in.(As in fixed animation that does not react to the environment)
A brick on the ground has to be vaulted or jumped over, and a bush caused my tank to flip on its side.
Crawling up on a piece of rubble means you can only aim up into the sky, unless you're lying on top of the piece of rubble.
Movement doesn't react and adapt to the environment.

It looks nice, but feels very janky. Not worth the 40€. (Probably wouldn't recommend at a lower price either)

Very calm and relaxing, until it starts kicking your butt. Very relaxing and stressful at the same time. Would recommend.

Like "Prepare to die"-edition, but with improved net code and pre-installed dsfix. All in all, pretty relaxing and casual experience.

As someone who only played the PS2 version of Monster Hunter (religiously) I feel like Monster Hunter: World feels the same, but with a lot more content. The only negative I have to say is that it's a little bit on the easy side, which I hope changes further into the game. :)

Superexciting and a lovely time, after you get used to eating dirt. Would recommend if you enjoy challenges.

Used to be a good game, now too heavily relying on micro transactions. Also the launcher is invading on my personal space.

Gone from memelord-janky-bugfest to a pretty solid experience. I haven't broken my legs in stairs yet. I'd still recommend it.

Absolutely delightful game. Every time you play it you'll most likely get a new experience as it's always randomly generated.
FTL is a quite unforgiving, spaceship managing game. In 2014 there will come a new DLC which includes the tablet support, which is going to be absolutely brilliant! Buy whenever it's on sale, which is like always.

If you liked Terraria, you're going to love Starbound. Hands down.

If you however didn't like Terraria, I'm sure you'll like Starbound. I wasn't a huge fan of Terraria, because once you explored the world, you've seen it all. In Starbound however, not even the sky is the limit. You can travel to a ton of different planets and many different solar systems in like 5 different galaxies. The game has a few bugs as of right now, but it's Early Access, so it is to be expected.

I recommend this game. It is currently a little bit cheaper on the Humble Store, however, because of the $/€ issue.