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I bought this game on steam with the intention of playing it on steam.
I do not now nor will I ever have a playstation account.

Forcing players to link or be banned from the game months after launch is unacceptable.
I would refund this if I had the opportunity to do so.
Honestly absurd behavior from Arrowhead.

Update:
Sony has now walked back the PSN requirement. They have also blocked the game from being purchased in any region that doesn't support PSN which is close to 170 countries.

My review stays negative until all Helldivers can dive.
https://steamdb.info/sub/137730/info/

After almost 1,000 hours playing Path of Exile, I have to say this is an absolutely incredible game. You don't have to spend a single penny, however because of how well GGG treats their community and players I've always picked up supporter packs to show my support for them. The launch of every league has always been well worth the wait, some being better than others but all being high quality in the end. You can play this game solo, with friends, or complete randoms and still have a great time. The community may be full of aspiring memers but you will find that they are the most helpful bunch of people you will come across in any world chat, that I've personally experienced anyway. So yes, I recommend Path of Exile for those who have played ARPG's before as much as I do for those who have never even heard of ARPGs.

Playerunknown's Battlegrounds started off as an incredibly promising Battle Royale game, overshadowing the likes of H1Z1 and similar titles. Initially, I was reluctant to pay the full price for a game in Beta especially with the amount of bugs it had during it's testing phases. I had a lot of fun playing with friends, 200+ hours worth of fun, ♥♥♥♥♥ and giggles. Then came the release of PUBG 1.0, finally the game had transcended from a testing phase to being a full-blown released title... you would assume this means that after rigorous testing and tribulations the game would be relatively bug and glitch free. Was this the case? Absolutely not. That's because instead of pushing for bug fixes and fine-tuning the game the dev's decided to release crates and premium keys which can be used to unlock certain crates so that you can get that sweet baseball cap worth a fraction of the 2.5 USD you paid for your keys.

FPS games have always had a prevalent issue with hackers, those lowlife aimbotting/wallhacking scum always seem to find a way to worm their way into our fun and ruin it. Surely the Battle-Eye anti-cheat system would be able to deal with it right? Wrong again. The game is riddled with hackers, and instead of fixing these issues Bluehole wants to push a battlepass out along with this Sanhok update so that was can fund this hot pile of steaming garbage of a game even further? Brilliant, another money grubbing tactic to distract us from the issues of the game with shiny rubbish.

To sum up this review.. I have two words for this game. E-SPORT's READY.

Hands down one of the best games i've every played, really easy to pick up and super fun to begin with, once your skills develop it inherently brings your competitive side out as you learn the mechanics inside and out to give you an edge over opponents. Super fun with friends, and more than playable alone. Highly recommend, as you can tell by my hours in :).

EDIT: Epic ruined this game. What a sad sad fate for such a wonderful time-sink.