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Open-world Dark Souls 3, down to the crab. A lot of recycled content, both from Dark Souls 3 and from itself, and the level design isn't as strong as its predecessors, but it's a huge game with so much to explore and so many surprises that it made for a fantastic experience. Highly recommended

This game has a lot of problems. Combat's really simple, the difficulty curve is nowhere near steep enough to keep up with player-leveling (even if you avoid some encounters, you're still going to outpace the game by a wide margin even on hard). Character models look decent, but move really stiffly. The voice acting ranges from meh to so-bad-it's-good to outright bad.

So why do I recommend the game? The class system is really fun to play around with, and finding combinations of classes that compliment each other is cathartic. Honestly spent over 200 hours between the original and the remake just playing around with class combos, and it was worth it. The music is fantastic as well, with several standout tracks.

A tepid recommendation. Try the demo

An enjoyable entry to the Age series. Looking forward to seeing how the game evolves.

Edit: The game has evolved and it's spectacular

More fun than 2020. And it's FREEEEEE

... It's Skyrim. You know what this is.

Now play it.

Fast-paced, Bloodborne-y action set in a beautiful yet deadly world with 2D Zelda-like exploration. The pixel-art is so amazing that it belongs in an art gallery. Composer Disasterpiece (FEZ) delivers an unsettling score which dips and swells in with the action. Animations are crisp and contain a lot of charm (a personal favorite is when the player character twirls their sword then plants it firmly in the ground after a long battle). Now runs in 60fps, thanks to a dev team who care about their game. Highly recommended.

This game is weird. I like it.

Despite all the controversy surrounding its initial pricepoint, Ground Zeroes is still a stellar prequel to The Phantom Pain. I've played over 10 hours of this on PS3, but I had to pick up the PC version to play it again. The military base portrayed in this game is one of the most tightly designed levels in the series (as well as the best looking), and there's a surplus of ways to complete most of the missions. If you're interested in Phantom Pain, but not quite sure, pick this up at a discount. It makes for a great demo to that awesome game.

Not the amazing Tour de Force ending that a lot of Metal Gear fans were hoping for, but a fantastic experience nonetheless. Best Metal Gear gameplay by far. Worth at least checking out, even for those with little to no previous engagements with the series. Play offline.

For those who are still unsure, pick up Ground Zeroes at a discount. It serves as a great demo for this game.

Every person who uses steam should play this game.