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This game is the perfect intersection of the original Dead Rising premise (Dawn of the Dead but you can run around the shopping mall using everything as a weapon) Dead Rising 2 (combining items to make comical weapons) and Christmas. I've never turned off the Christmas extras, so take that with a grain of salt if you wouldn't.

It's embracing the fully absurd, far and away unrealistic but also so, so funny when you do ridiculous stuff.

As you unlock more and more, you start honing in on certain items because you're also burning through them. Although, as you rescue more survivors (who need a lot less help once you kill the mob attacking them, since they have a higher level of self-preservation than the first game) you unlock a lot of these weapons, which is good because finding a garden gnome to make a wizard staff is harder than it sounds.

I'm almost all the way through it, but I will recommend that you get the particular skill that makes exo suits last longer before you start getting the blueprints that are underground in the time capsules. It's still possible to get them, but you're gonna have a bad time. Worse than you might imagine, because you're usually about 5 to 10 seconds too far away from one when you put on the closest exo suit. Several times I've been so close, sprinting the entire way, and it just collapses.

The story is another one where Frank gets dragged into things, like Off the Record, but this time he can really have fun, make laser swords, dress up as Bass or Guile (among many costumes), the good stuff.

The vehicles are even more absurd than the chainsaw motorcycle, an achievement to be sure. It starts with a 4 wheeler ATV and humvee hybrid that fires a chaingun and rockets, and then gets weirder. A combination hearse and tow truck that sucks up and flings zombies. A combination oldsmobile and snowmobile that fires snowballs at deadly speed. And of course, a combination segway and golf cart, the Bogey Monster. There's more but that's for you to discover.

The graphics are good for the time. You will neither be horrified nor blown away. The music is usually Christmasy but if it's a dramatic enough moment you'll be thrown background music that better fits. No, this is a game for the gameplay and the writing, where you'll be glad the writing isn't trying to tug at your heart because you are going to, over the course of the game, kill the entire population of Willamette. Again. There's so many, they're respawning constantly, frankly it's obscene how many times a trip between two locations has Frank covered in blood like he was feeding them into a woodchipper and running to the other side to bathe in the gore.

7/10, and my favorite Dead Rising.

DO NOT GET THIS GAME FOR STEAM DECK.

Almost since it was added to Steam, players have had an issue with certain controller inputs literally being gone from the game - not unassigned, not mismatched, not fixable. The only solution has been to run it out of Ubisoft Connect (formerly Uplay, formerly Ubisoft Club) exclusively which disables whatever Steam is doing that causes it.

Needless to say, this is basically impossible on Steam Deck. At least, compared to PC.

It's an older, spinoff, Far Cry game, so there's no motivation for Valve to make it better or figure it out, no motivation for Ubisoft or the Far Cry Devs to solve it for the Steam Deck, so when you take off in a helicopter and can't lower, at all, no not even in a different configuration, you will just be stuck either sending it crashing (sorry if you wanted to use it again, or use a stealthy approach), or land so high up and far away that it's not even worth flying there.

And that really sucks because if this wasn't an issue this would be a perfect game for people to rediscover on an OLED Steam Deck - bright vibrant colors, lots of replayability, better ending than Far Cry 5, great music, campaign is nice and short, and the Far Cry formula is refined down to a mirror polish. You don't even have to climb towers to expose the map anymore! You can just fly over! Which you aren't going to do on Steam Deck, because the descend button is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ GONE!

Save your money, or maybe just buy on console where developers actually have to fix this sort of problem.

Everything you could possibly want from this game is here. Instead of just adding Shadow into the story and making him do the same levels, Shadow gets his own expansion, his own set of levels, his own music unlocks and his own story. If I had one bugbear, it's that the mini soundtrack isn't in MP3 or FLAC, so I can't take it with me.

Highly recommend if you enjoyed Sonic Generations and wanted Shadow to have more of that same gameplay.

An absolute love letter to heists, this is the game that brings the trilogy together, the unfolding plotline, and most importantly, all the ridiculous (and ridiculously useful) different bits of gear - from dressing like Santa Claus to hitting people with a fish, from coldly shooting your target during a moment of vulnerability to exploiting their flawed personality to walking them right into an "accidental" death by re-routed train, the sheer depth is nothing short of breathtaking. I think there's something for everyone, if people look hard enough.

In Severed Steel when you're performing a trick move (jumping, wall running, diving, and sliding on the floor) you cannot be hit by bullets. There is a setting to automatically go into slo-mo (aka Bullet Time) when you do.

You can go into Bullet Time even when it's depleted while doing them.

You also get an arm cannon.

And the environment is voxel so it is destroyed in pieces as you shoot it to bits.

What I'm saying is you can dive off a balcony, fire your cannon to blow a hole in a wall, and land in a slide while firing one of many, many guns you will steal during this game.

It's fire.

KoA is a masterpiece, several extremely talented people at the top of their game made it possible to stab a succession of arrogant people in the face with a spear made of lightning. You don't have to commit to a class, especially if you decide a playstyle is garbage. And it works great on Steam Deck!

A Roguelite with a big mech vs kaiju theme, procedurally generated, with a solid mix of strategy and surprises.

Like FTL, I normally don't like this kind of genre but the game as won me over completely. At 85 hours I'm so close to unlocking everything in the game. If it were on Android I'd start over from scratch and play the whole thing over again.

If you enjoyed movies like Edge of Tomorrow, Pacific Rim, or even Looper, this game takes that premise and puts you in control.

There's nothing like this, and having been through a pandemic, I can't wait for the Cure update. I'd be lying if I said I hadn't tried to simulate actual plagues before, but there's also vampires and zombies, along with a mind control worm and a nanite plague, so you can keep it all fictional if you want.

The Christmas Worm scenario is probably the best. Spreading cheer to the world? Pretty great.

During chapter 1, if your follower Tomi dies, he stays dead due to an unfixed glitch. He can unlock doors and chests, as well as disarm traps, so this really hampers your ability to play anything other than a Rogue.

Recommend trying a different RPG.

Indie tower defense at peak performance - this is the first in the series and better than ever.

If you like references to pop culture while building steampunk/magic buildings in a fantasy setting, this is an easy sell. Lots of easter eggs, iron mode, etc - very replayable. Highly recommend!