Recent reviews by Space Wolf of Space and Space

A great game, for those who seek great competitive challenge and desire to continue being hard pressed for difficulty.

A wonderful remaster and bug fix re-release with only one failure, the lack of Pinnacle station in the Mass Effect 1 part of the trillogy bundle, which while not a big problem or loss, is still a loss. The trilogy is as wonderful as it was originally released, with as much of the dlc they had not had a loss of dlc due to coruption of source code.

Its fun, better loot table and loot randomization, graphically similar to the previous incarnation sadly, but the fact this version has Fatesworn coming and a better system to deal with loot and all dlc (Preorder items included) is a great boon for players who didnt have everything for it due to where preordering had to be done. A must rebuy for any fan intending on keeping up with this franchise as THQ's intent with the IP is currently unknown.

Great game, I love this game, even if I havent gotten into the 60+ content, I do find it fun regardless in a mindless relaxation play, though I've hardly ever gone into competitive or hardcore end game meta. If you want a better choice for that, ask people who've play this in such, since I don't sadly.

It IS a great game, and the hate and negativity this game has gotten has proven to be rather false. None of the things in the Atom Shop is necessary, and even then if you do the ingame challenges you can earn a lot of the Atoms Currency. Furthermore, the Wastelanders update, and the recent Steel Dawn updates have only served to make the game better, with the one wasteland helping to make things a little easier on players. Fallout 1st while a great boon to players with the scrap box, camping tent, and access to the Private Worlds servers, with monthly gifts of atoms with special Atom shop discounts. The Seasons are a nice touch especially since there is not any pay to win with it or any pay to complete access, unlike some games. While it has its problems, Fallout 76 is by far a wonderful game and a hidden gem in a world that tries to hate what little monetization that was put in.

Fun, yet grindy. Microtransactions do exist in this game, yet are not necessary unless you WANT many of the unnecessary for gameplay fashion/vanity items since you can grind for the resources, and gear and even trade for the microtransaction currency with items you'd have picked up in a specific part of game play. Its one of the best games where microtransactions are really and truely player choice and more player friendly than many people would argue about and against microtransactions as a whole, because this is a game with them done right. This game is Play to win/for advantage over the old addage of pay to win. So if you want a game where you play space ninjas with super powers and an arsenal of weapons that would make any military on earth cry in shame over and have armies of corporate greed that became a religion, virus infected life turned monsterous beasts withs minds, and clone soldier with a penchant for violence and more all in a futurescape of our solar system to run amok in, this is the game for you.

If I didnt get this free I probably wouldnt have gotten it at all. It looks prettier even though I dont have a pc/laptop to run it at its best features. But honestly, I never figured I'd be running it at its best, and I dont mind it. I dont like the loss of mods from the steam workshop, atleast for now, might have an update at one point for that, and loss of Nexus Mod Manager. Seems to be running the mod system that Fallout 4 is running on the consoles, and possibly on the pc/laptops to. I dont know.

Amazing game. Beautiful underwater world. Tense exploration, worrying that you might not find enough materials to build what you need to build a base, other resources so that you can build a submarine and the seamoth. Worry that you might lose your escape pod, and other necessary floating devices. I wish there was a way to build something to teather them to the sea floor somewhere or to your base. Or both. So you dont lose them to the evil fishies that surface and try to attack you while in them. Atleast two person co-op, four at most. Xbox/Playstation style controller support would help a few players who dont use the keyboard for gaming that often. Fix a few bugs that arise now and again. And even add to the scary fish! As well as maybe making some fish be helpful aside from the ones that are agressive that can be 'tamed' as I hear rumors of. Spectacular game none the less! Beautiful! Stunning! If things keep up this game will become a wonderful suspensful game, even with the simple 'survive against the fishies' thing. I recomend this game very highly for those who want a game that can relax and scare every shred of clothing off them with just one or two spectacular creatures hidden in the right locations. Drones and other companions. Maybe some snarky, hillariously adorable character to brighten up the game when the character gets the resources. Or maybe even finds him shooting out of the ship or have him climb into your base when you get in and have a vista in a beautiful spot off in a radiation free corner of the map. But other wise this is a game worth playing for exploration, building, and simply watching the fish go by. I love this game already and its not even completed.