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This game is a blast. This gladiator simulator is well built and has tons of content. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Becoming attached to your most powerful gladiators and then sending them into a life or death situation with thousands of gold worth of gear on is nerve-wracking and kept me glued to the screen for hours. If you like simulators with just enough player decision making involved, you'll love Domina.
EDIT: All the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ review bombing a good game because they are butthurt the Dev has an opinion that differs from theirs are cringe as ♥♥♥♥.

I just didn't connect with the art style, gameplay or story telling in this game. I found it confusing, ugly and didn't bring me value quick enough to keep me intrested. At my age and patience level, I honestly just wanted to find a gun and shoot everyone in the game for being annoying.

Extremely underrated. Gives off Last of Us vibes without the egotistical, woke man-child lead developer telling everyone they are wrong in their opinions. The first time you encounter a true horde of zombies, it's really impressive and realistic feeling. I'm a huge fan of this game and would love a base building, survival game based on the style of this gameplay. A rewarding masterpiece full of content and one hell of an ending!

Cyberpunk has a decent story line and just enough unique gameplay to garner a thumbs up from me. The AI is awful (civs don't react to violence well at all), and much of the large map feels empty. The acting really saved the story mode. I found myself irritated with Keanu's character, though I love him as an actor. I think the game would have played better without Silverhand altogether. I don't believe this game was worth the money when I bought it, but maybe the 20-30 dollar range will allow future users to feel treated fairly.

This piece of literal 5h1t is probably the biggest waste of 60 dollars I've ever spent. Buggy, poor map design, removal of features from prior releases, etc. One of my major gripes is the "specialist" addition. They added "characters" with special abilities into the game and it's just absolute trash. Plus, their early response to community feedback is basically, f you we will keep all these changes you don't like moving forward.

Honestly better than Halo Infinite. You don't have to pay money for a shade of brown! Gameplay is fun and maps are well designed.

Became a story line game instead of zombie survival. Felt like work most of the time. Dialogue was EXTENSIVE and not captivating enough for me. I never once gave a ♥♥♥♥ about any of the characters because they were poorly crafted. I honestly would have killed most if possible just to get them to stop talking. Main story missions aren't really even open world, you're parkouring through subways and on linear paths to the goal. I honestly liked Dying Light (1) much better than this sequel. Disappointed.

Charming and refreshing - a new take on open world colony survival with all the pleasantries of the other titles in the genre that you love. You'll love this!

As a young boomer, I play these games to reminisce about early days of NBA Live and Madden Franchise modes. Taking your favorite team and pushing into the future with trades and draft classes. This game does this incredibly well. I understand that these companies are literal ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ for going all microtransaction and ♥♥♥♥, but it doesn't effect me so I enjoy the game.

Slay the Spire is an excellent, immersive turn based card game. No Youtube tutorial needed, learn as you go for the best experience. The wonder of not knowing what direction your deck will take as you form it level after level is a new experience every time. There is a lot of content and it's a total blast the whole way through. Set aside 45-60 minutes for each successful run. This is a MUST BUY masterpiece of a game!