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A Interesting sequel. this time you play as the girl's aunt and get to switch places with Joey, which adds more to the gameplay by using the ghost for certain things and her for others, including how to interact with ghosts.

Things have certainly become more interesting and there are now bigger questions to ask, leading me to want to know more about what'll happen in the future and what's going on behind the scenes as well as who Joey was when he was alive.

As the first it does it's job in setting up the gameplay and the story, however I felt the story didn't get started fast enough, but that's just my opinion. I swear if some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hangs outside a building, claiming to know everyone I'd thump him.

A fun little adventure game with a lot of questions about the metaphysical and what happens to spirits when they finally pass on either with sins as living or sins they developed whilst a spirit. Wadjet games appear to be all about the story which is why I'm going to keep supporting this company.

Cool to see it's available, though me and others have already got it via pre-order. I can't wait for the other stuff they might have for DLC.

Edit: I really shouldn't have gone with the pre-order, however, I did love all the additions that this and other DLC had added to the game.

Just amazing. I was so worried when I saw the other xcom being developed by 2K, changing a turn based strategy franchise (which admittedly became a air combat and then terrible 3rd person before it died) into a FPS set in a totally different time period.

The guys here did it right and I know purists are going to argue about squad size and blah blah, but to be honest, the old game get VERY boring when you were moving 14 people around the screen and your soldiers not having peripheral vision would make me rage-quit the old game. It's not like if you're in a combat situation you are just going to be staring forward into a blank wall.

That said, this game has a lot to offer and how the aliens change tactics and behave intelligently (depending on difficult) makes it for a fun replayable game, not to mention pitting yourself against friends or random players to see if you win the combat or not. The team have worked very hard and have DLC lined up for the future.

That game REALLY makes you think. With no jump button it is far harder than you think due to switching between floors and ceilings. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for some retro fun and a real challenge.

More of the last one, however instead of it being one planet (or one side of the planet) you have 4 planets and 3 moons to conquer, making things in the campaign much longer. You can no longer keep buildings in areas you conquered like the last game, unless you have the forward basses ability. you can steal abilities off other races when you defeat them which gives you great boons and in this one two new groups appear. The sisters of combat and the Dark Eldar. This makes it a huge campaign and a lot of choice for people who want to play multiplayer and more fun than Dark Crusade.

An absolutely amazing game. I'm a bit of a fan of the TV show, but this game blows that out of the water. Same setting, but with many different characters. The main feature of this game is the choices that you do which branch off into other episodes of the game, reflected in the attitudes of people in the way they act towards you.

Some will resent you for not helping them or their family when they needed you and others will help you in a tight situation because you helped them in turn. Really, you could play this game multiple times, getting all kinds of things done.

What you also have to be mindful of is the girl you took to looking after, Clementine. She's a young girl who you have to protect and your actions are going to influence her in how she acts around you and others. In some situations you only have a limited window to speak or otherwise you either don't act or speak and they take things in their own hands. This game is both honourable to the series and unique story too.

A simple game of moving around as a block, collecting blocks and getting to the end point in a record time and amount of lives.

Certainly very fun for the casual gamer and well worth the price.

Wasn't sure what to think about this game when Alex introduced it to me. I found it hard to believe that there were league and championships dedicated to play this let alone the hype behind it, though that could be my doubts due to it's link with blizzard.

It's very fun and here Valve are just laughing at the bank with the game as people loved the original so much. In this case, you might as well just give your money to valve, it's making that much. Very fun RPG, yet hard to explain. You get to pick a character, level him/her/it up and the objective is to destroy the enemy base.

Each base creates small creatures called "creeps" and you gain gold for xp by killing creeps and destroying towers. In this case the creeps are red-shirts, running into battle and no real loss when they die. You can download it for free, spectator a match and see what you think. what do you have to lose?

Edit: Personally not a fan of this kind of game years later. Especially with how toxic the communities can be and how angry that get at you "pushing" and having to figure out exactly what these players can mean, can at times be unfriendly to deal with, but ultimately, it's a free game and you don't lose anything for playing it.

I quite enjoyed this. It's interesting that the studio took a different direction by making this as quite a dark game. No comedy unlike their previous games. However unfortunately I found it quite short, lasting only 5 hours by my clock. I suggest if you like adventure games to only buy this on a sale as the twists in it you don't see coming.

Edit: Game length really doesn't determine the value of a game. The fact I can remember the story to this after so many years proves that it was a deep and impactful story. It's a little difficult to explain as to why without some major spoilers, but it takes the whole classic amnesia set up and the puts it on it's head as the guy tries to figure out who he is.