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Solid CRPG. Definitely a more traditional style, however, which may be a deterrent in today's post-BG3 landscape. While not bleeding-edge, if you are a fan of those newer Pathfinder CRPGs, a 40k fan or both, I don't think you'll regret picking up this game. It's no Arcanum or Fallout 1, nor is it a Larian game, but it's solid.

Fantastic with friends. Games like this really scratch a particular itch for sci-fi fans, but the singleplayer is lame, a full crew of npcs won't get anywhere without serious micromanaging. However, a small sub crewed by three or four players can only punch up for so long, and as the campaigns progress, you'll need to get a bigger crew, so you'll either need to hire AI crewmen or some more friends. But some of the unique npcs will steal the crew's hearts.
Rest in Peace, Artie.

Third installment of the WWI game series, and the clear culmination of everything the first two wanted to do, as well as much of what the fans have asked for. I've been a fan of this series since December 2014, when there was a Christmas Truce hundredth anniversary event in Verdun. I've been playing on and off ever since, and have met several Steam friends through that first game. If you like Verdun or Tannenberg, you will like this game.
However, it's the epitome of a small but dedicated fanbase, so unless you're at the high hours for your continent, there will be bots filling up the server. I know that's a turn-off for some people. But if you manage to get a full server with equally-matched teams, and get into a solid squad that knows how to co-operate, you will have a hell of a lot of fun.

Live out your Star Trek/space pirate/corporate employee/interplanetary delivery-boy fantasy with the lads. Nowhere near as fun on your own because the AI are functional ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

Now featuring the titular Lost Colony! I've had this game since 2014, and the title finally makes sense.

Persona 4: D̶i̶a̶m̶o̶n̶d̶ ̶I̶s̶ ̶U̶n̶b̶r̶e̶a̶k̶a̶b̶l̶e

In a small Japanese town called M̶o̶r̶i̶o̶h Inaba, a group of high schoolers who possess abilities called S̶t̶a̶n̶d̶s Personas, a physical manifestation of the spirit of the user, investigate a series of murders being perpetrated by a serial killer who possesses a dangerous S̶t̶a̶n̶d Persona of his own.

10/10 for the sheer originality of its story.

I can't wait for the PC release of V̶e̶n̶t̶o̶ ̶A̶u̶r̶e̶o Persona 5, where a group of teenagers with S̶t̶a̶n̶d̶s Personas become Ga̶n̶g̶-̶St̶a̶r̶s honorable thieves to help the weak and take down the corrupt people in charge.

I have a friend who really likes converting to Adamitism. It makes me uncomfortable, because it's like watching porn with another man in the room.

Haven't played since release, held off on writing a review to see if the developer would update his game, fulfilling the promises he made over the last six or seven years. It's now eight months on, and the store page doesn't say anything about updates. I hate to break it to anyone still holding out hope, but this is a complete game.

Well, no it isn't, but it's what we got. So much for Germans always being on time.

I even bought all the content packs when they were on sale for like a quarter a piece. When they're not on sale, they come out to about $90. Probably even more, now! But since they released the content pack pack, you can get most of them for much less than $90.

It's other title should be:

Tarantino Film: The Video Game, Vol. II