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The best new survival game that has trees as the scariest enemy.

This game gives me huge Deux Ex vibes and I love it.

I'd say it was well worth the hype, even though the things they cut are disappointing. But combat is fluid and fast, hacking is fun to do, and the story/characters are a joy to listen to. As much as V is an jerk, he's MY jerk and I love him.

Game has really bad bugs and glitches right now. I'm use to playing these games all the time but it is quite annoying. Be aware of this when you buy. Also, optimization is a bit rough especially if you have RTX on but hey, it's a price you pay for it to look good. Until I get a RTX 3000 series, I'll just keep it off. You might want to wait a few patches for it to iron out. But if you're okay with those things, definitely buy it.

8/10. Please fix bugs and it would be fantastic.

Mick Gordon is a genius.

The cutest mafia-beat-them-up-music-grooving-boss-fighting-toilet-destroying-cat-loving-mansion-scaring-zipline-zooming-ship-crashing-mustache-fighting-movie-acting game out there.

I HATE Horror games, especially ones with jumpscares (which this game thankfully has none of)... but this is one of the best ones I have ever played. Grab some friends and experience the best paranormal ghost-hunting game out there. No jumpscares*, very well done equipment use, and different each playthrough.

*There are technically no jumpscares if you were worried about it like I was. Like in your face, at least. The closest you get is just when the ghost phases through a wall or just suddenly appears in front of you. It's not scripted intentionally, and sometimes you don't see it at all. But that's the fun. Death animation is just hands grabbing you from the back very slowly, giving you time to realize what's happening. The scariest part of the game is walking through a dark house when the lights flicker off unknowing if you're going to be next.

For being in Early Access, this is extremely well done. Very little bugs, and I'm super excited to see what's added in the future.

Played the beta, took a break from it, and started playing it again once it got launched on Steam. There has been so many improvements and updates that this is now the best pirate game I've ever played.

The music, battles, quests, and community form this perfect brew of an amazing sea adventure that gets so much better the more friends you have to tag along. There's so much to explore and you never know when a skeleton crew rises from the sea to give you a beating.

This is the game that got me into really considering guitar playing as a hobby.

Started as a complete beginner only coming from experience with Guitar Hero. I've always wanted to learn guitar, so I got an affordable Stratocaster and the Real-Tone cable since this game has been on my radar for a while. So far I'm loving it. I've been playing it whenever I get the chance, and I can safely say that playing this has made me love this art form. I even bought a second guitar because of it, and I don't plan on stopping there. With this on top of online lessons, I'm excited to really chug on some chords and shred in the coming years. Seriously, anyone can pick up the instrument for the first time and start learning how to play. Just don't depend on it solely or else you'll miss out on important stuff such as the theory.

PS: Buy Cherub Rock by Smashing Pumpkins. Look up why and you'll understand.

But by god, it's SO BUGGY. More on that below.

If you've played the other We Were Here games, you know what to expect. If not, I'll make it brief. You and your partner need to solve puzzles using mostly only communication and work on your own side. Different rooms and you have to work together to solve the puzzle. Unlike the first game, there is a decent portion where you and your partner are physically together which is nice.

The puzzles are REALLY hard this time around. Not terribly hard, but it took me way longer than the previous games to figure it out. It's not necessarily a bad thing, but I did get frustrated a lot.

Thing is, the game is ungodly buggy. Like REALLY buggy; gamebreaking buggy. You get stuck in places where it doesn't make sense, you fall down through the map, and sometimes the cutscenes won't even activate and you'll be stuck in limbo until you restart the game and do the puzzle all over again. Thankfully, I've only experienced this a few times. But it won't destroy this game's wonderful world and puzzles.

It's another great addition to the series of We Were Here titles. Play the first two before going to this one, in my opinion. Then you know what to expect. But as a longtime fan, it was satisfying. Just please fix the game.

I don't generally like visual novels. They tend to bore me, since I'm more of actually playing a game that requires me full attention.

But this one was different. It's not the best story I've ever read, but it is certainly one of the first Visual Novels I actually wanted to finish and was fully engrossed in.

Whether you're a furry or not, it's still meant for everyone. None of that fetish stuff. In fact, there's basically no romance at all. The story has some pretty great moments, where I found myself either in shock or excited about what's to come. There's a lot of scenes that kind of throw you in for a loop, either completely contradicting what you were originally thinking or you found something new that didn't make sense until that moment. It has great curveballs.

I love the characters, all of them. They're unique from each other, but they were all likeable in their own way. However, I did not necessarily like Nagi or Nami. I get their intentions and reasons for existing, but I couldn't really feel it. There some neat little easter eggs that you can find that can be quite humorous.

Overall, it's a more than solid Visual Novel, considering it's made in RPG Maker. I wouldn't say it changed my life, but it really moved me. Grab it on sale though. Sometimes it goes on for like $2, and at that price point, it's more than worth it.

Incredible VR poker game. The community is very fun and helpful, which is definitely a big thing when a majority of your time is interacting with other people. The small things you can spawn with in-game currency (thank god) is a nice touch, and definitely adds some fun to it.

I have so many different VR games to play, but I always spend a good chunk of my time playing this one instead. A must-have if you're a fan of poker or interactions.