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WARNING!

THIS GAME IS A TRAP! ONCE BOUGHT YOU WILL SPEND ALL YOUR TIME ON THIS GAME!

SCREW PIKE (The fish).

11/10 Would be trapped in endless farming cycles again.

Okay, I've played this game for 7 hours. Time to give it it's due.

So when I bought this game during the summer sale I expected a casual game to spend a few hours on. Nothing serious just some mindless fun. This game is nothing like I expected. It's a challenging and complicated endeavour. It requires good team work and intelligent base building. The community I've seen is 50-50 where half the players hate new people and the other half don't seem to care.

You have 3 classes, each have their own innate abilities and mechanics. Builders are required to go out and gather materials as well as build defenses. Knights are your front line troops as well as demolition experts. The Archer is strictly range support but has the best mobility of all 3 classes. Learning the differences and using them effectively matters.

This is one of those games that has turned out to be a wonderful investment. I highly urge anyone with the funds to try it. It might be a little tough getting used to but winning is rewarding. They have 4 game modes, regular TDM, a Battlefield like Conquest mode, CTF and a fourth mode I haven't tried. CTF proves to be the most enjoyable as there are various tactics to use to get to the enemies flag such as drilling under the ground or catapulting your team mates over the enemies defenses.

I highly recommend buying this if you like challenging and rewarding multiplayer experiences.

Tribes: Ascend is a great throwback to the original Tribes franchise. The F2P system makes it open for playing but suffers as well because o fit.

The developers have decided to opt for the "heavy grind" model for microtransaction promotion. The grind for items is blatantly excessive so be prepared to play A LOT before you unlock anything.

Otherwise a great game. Though it needs more content (i.e. vehicles, guns etc.).

What can I say about Chivalry? It's a very brutal and in your face FPM (First Person Melee) game. The engine is solid, combats engaging and controls are easy to learn.

The only problem I have with the game is for every ounce of fun it produces it also produces an equal ounce of frustration. Would I recommend this game? Yes. Would I warn potential buyers they'll sometimes rage at it? Yes.

Try it for yourself.

Natural Selection 2 is best described by my friend. It would be Starcraft in FPS form. The game revolves around two teams who view things in first person while their commanders get a top down view. Team work is essential to success and both teams are fairly balanced.

It's an exciting and tense game and the workshop support is an obvious plus. I highly recommend this title to anyone lookings for a good shooter that isn't a yearly churned out military copy.

Amnesia is scary. I am not one to be scared by games. The last few survival horror games I have played (Dead Space 1 & 2, Resident Evil 5) have not been scary. This game was the first in a long time to make me just stop and log off out of fear.

They did an immensely good job. I just have to summon up the courage to finish it...

Aliens Versus Predator seems a pretty straightforward title. If you played either of the first two the premise should seem easy to get back into but the game has serious changes and design flaws. First off, instead of sticking with what made AvP2 awesome (wide array of weapons, gore through destructable player models, fantastic multiplayer) and instead opted for a reduced selection of weapons with only minor improvements, strong but weaker mutliplayer then earlier titles and reduced gore from a franchise known for it. All in all while they kept it very close to originals this game fails to reach it's previous installments glory. I would recommend it but only when it's reached a discounted price ($30 or less)

Team Fortess 2.

I'll be honest I played Team Fortress Classic for Half Life nearly all the time. For me it was a great game. But I wanted nothing to do with TF2's cartoony artstyle and changed systems (scouts double jump vs grenade jump). However I was so very wrong about the game. To date I've sunk 800+ hours into this game.

Many people joke that TF2 is no longer a Class/Team based FPS and instead is a war themed hat simulator. They aren't entirely wrong. However it still has near perfect class balance even with all the new weapons and items they've added that effect gameplay and not just cosmetics.

TF2 was Valves first foray into microtransactions and they did it right. They don't try to swindle more out of you with a gimmick currency and everything is in hard dollars. They also support their community by splitting profits with the item creators. Thus enriching all of us with more content by stimulating the communities creative and capitalist tendencies.

Since Team Fortess 2's inception they've added tons of game modes including a horde style wave defense mode. But whats more is the community is free to make content to the extreme that they themselves create tons of game modes and ideas. TF2 also has a strong and healthy community on many of it's servers.

Overall I greatly recommend the game especially now that there isn't any entrance fee. All items in the game can be obtained via achievements, crafting and the random drop system.

Also hats hats hats hats hats hats hats.