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Want an expansive MMO filled with a ton of social activities? Too bad.
Want a rich endgame experience filled with new PvE and PvP content? Too bad.
Want consistent updates filled with long-awaited bug fixes? Too bad.
They're rereleasing the game and abandoning all the MMO promises they made for something completely new and quite honestly, worse. It's a shell of a game that is only trying to grab onto any new (console) players with complete disregard for the current player base (PC) and their wishes.

If you're in the market for an old school Battlefield game with bigger lobbies, modern mechanics and lots of content to grind through, look no further than BattleBit Remastered.

I'll bring my own criticism to the table by saying that I wish the audio ques were a little stronger. With so much going on, the audio can often feel really overwhelming to keep up with in terms of footsteps, direction fire, and the state of my own gun. For example, the starter sniper feels really quiet overall (this includes chambering), and so I often have to take my eyes of the enemy to look at my gun to see if its done reloading instead of just hearing it. Better audio design could really lessen the visual weight the players have to deal with (because there is a lot with giant maps and 254 players).

Another audio suggestion I think would enhance the game would be the option to have an in-game announcer. Somebody to call out when an objective was lost or gained, when a team is running out of tickets, etc. would personally help me funnel myself towards objectives and have a more consistent idea of whats happening in-game. These announcements would mean I can have one less thing on my screen that I constantly have to keep up with.

Other than that though, fantastic game and it's exactly what it's marketed as!

With the launch of Season 3, I would prompt newcomers to try Infinite as there is no better time and old players who left, to come back and try it again.
The year-long drought of content is finally at an end and bugs/community feedback are now consistently being worked on rather than having to sit with them for weeks or months sometimes without them being addressed. As someone that has played since day one, I wouldn't have recommended the game to anyone else other than hardcore Halo fans before Season 3, but now there is enough content for many to enjoy including forge and custom games browser with a slight coat of polish over the numerous bugs haunting this game.
If you can look past some slow loading UI, desync issues every now and again, a broken theater mode, and a 50/50 customs games browser, the actual meat and potatoes of the gameplay and customization is damn near the best of any Halo game to date in my opinion (although 343 really needs to push cross core harder). Just try and not look at the sometimes atrocious shop prices sometimes.

TLDR; Despite bugs and rough launch, the gameplay is immaculate and there is enough content to keep players entertained for a long time after suffering from a severe content drought in the past.

// Loop Hero is a game that makes me keep coming back for more. There is something here for everyone because the gameplay incorporates a roguelike base blended with deckbuilding and RTS elements to make an all in one experience. There is a lot of content here to dig into, and it will not be easy to finish either. This is all while you're enjoying the beautiful retro pixel art that reminds you of your childhood.

// TLDR; An absolute steal.

The game where people ask, "Isnt that just Dead by Daylight?"

Hide or Die, HoD: an asymmetrical horror game that has been totally overhauled and fine tuned for months by VecFour Digital. Following the initial early access release in August of 2019, Hide or Die slowly began to show flaws in its core gameplay design with the lack of a reliable playerbase and gameplay that just fell flat of engaging, the game shortly tripped down on the Steam charts. While the devs had an intriguing idea for something new to switch up the seemingly lack luster horror genre recently, the vision ultimately fell short of acceptable execution.

This is where the Overhaul update comes into play. Right after the game seemingly failed and was destined to fall into the depths of Steam to never be seen again, the devs went right back to the drawing bored to completely revamp the formula that was Hide or Die. They spent months completely redoing and tuning mechanics and graphics to get the product we have today, half a year later. In this entirely new experience, the game now features a 3v1 gamemode that offers thrilling, fast paced gameplay centered around activating... generators to escape the bloodthirsty killer? Really...? You may be asking, "How is this any different from DbD?"

Hide or Die offers a complete mix up to DbD through the character customization that allows you to completely have control over how you want to play the game. HoD also offers a more thrilling approach to Hunter/Survivor interactions through interactable hiding spots and a phone system to message fellow teammates. There is no heavy looping mechanics found here and the game is much more grounded in evasive manners that involve hiding and predicting the terrifying hunter's actions. These mechanics really bridge the gap between competitive multiplayer horror games and singleplayer thriller experiences by allowing you to really feel helpless and scared of the threat aiming to kill you and 2 other friends. The game also offers a completely free battle pass (you heard that right!) that allows you to unlock the newest killers, calling cards, xp bonuses, clothing, and unique 3d sprays just by playing the game. I will not go completely in depth with the gameplay here as there is a page, and in game tutorial that explains the full extent of the gameplay and its mechanics, but I can fully recommend giving Hide or Die a shot if you're looking for a balanced, thrilling multiplayer horror experience that will keep you coming back for more.

TL;DR - Hide or Die is a new take on the multiplayer horror genre that has been completely refined and tuned to ensure a heart-racing time with whomever you decide to play with.

Seems fun, def am gonna join back next year.

I'm reviewing this game in it's current state, and so far, I've had alot of fun with Pit People. The humor is perfect, and the art is fantastic. There are so many different weapons and units to delve into and figure out; However, this is part of the problem. The game throws you in with a minimal tutorial and trying to figure out the game can be quite overwhelming.

My first complaint is the way the team customization menu is set up. When trying to choose new swords or helmets for my characters, I often feel its very clunky and uninformative, and the lack of individual statistics for each piece of equipment, trying to figure out the balance of the game is hell. There is also no point in really equiping a sword over a mace because mace's can bash helmets. Swords cant and they both deal around the same damage.

My second complaint is the different races and what they're good against and weak against. It simply gives symbols without telling me what exactly those symbols mean. I wish there was more direction in what these mean and more explanation in the Surival Journal. Traveling around the map seems like a mess because I see all these monuments that I just discovered, but it's just very confusing and nothing is truly recognizable. Unlike in Castle Crashers where there were different and recognizable districts with different enemies. Here, the map is just a cluster of different biomes clashed together in no recognizable structure and generic monuments that I cant really tell apart.

Also, what even does leveling up do to my character other than refill their health?

Sorry if this review seems like a mess, I wrote it quickly. Other than these complaints though, I have no big problems. I have loved all of behemoth's previous games and they are amazing. I trust they'll improve this game and make it even better than it is right now in Early Access.

From the constant support handed to us by the developer, with the never ending replayability and challenge this game offers, Roguelands is without a doubt one of the noteworthy games for all roguelike fans.
Like most roguelikes, the game begins with a learning curve where you will die countless times trying defeat the simplest of mobs. However, once getting a hold of the very comfortable control scheme and crafting system, you start learning the real challenges Roguelands has to offer. The game offers plenty of constantly updated planets that progresssively get much more difficult. Once you feel like you have a firm grasp of the difficulty, Roguelands offers to increase the difficultly to 3 more times whilst offering better loot if you're willing to sacrfice some in-game currency. This adds tons of reason to wanting to keep playing. However, no matter how many hours you pour into one character, death is inevitable, but there is alwasys something to learn with each death..
Although, this game obviously runs into some bugs, and many balancing issues I feel need to be worked out, it does not handicap the overall amazing experience you will get from Roguelands for just $10.

Very in-depth story with tons of replay value. It is a must buy.