Recent reviews by Drugs & Candy for Dinner

Playing this game is the closest you'll get to feeling like you're in a aerial combat anime.

In the league of such games as Minecraft and Rocket League, SuchArt is an incredible game that seems incredibly obvious in retrospect, but still required extreme care and attention to detail to pull off.

Any skill level in art (including none) can enjoy the game.

While nothing will ever fix the Rock Band shaped hole in my life, or my love of pointless peripherals, Spin Rhythm is the closet i'll come to those days of jamming away on a flimsy plastic guitar.

I paid $0.99 for this thanks to a Humble Bundle and I still feel like I get ripped off. Literally no one online, and "Single player" is literally just doing the same things over and over and over and over again.

Not to mentio nI only bought it because I thought this was Racoon City

Look. Let me start out by saying yes, launch day jitters suck, but it's a terrible metric for a game. You know what else has terrible launch day rollout? WoW!

As for the game itself, The Division feels incredibly satisfying. The gunplay is consistent, and the difficulty is on point. Playing well and smart gets you through levels, but getting greedy, getting caught in the open, or not watching the sides will get you flanked and murdered. The game provides enough adrenaline rushes and difficulty its worth continuing to play.

The only issue I have is with the voice acting, but i'll live.

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There will be NO micro-transactions in PAYDAY 2!

Almir
OVERKILL - a Starbreeze Studio."

"One of the things we learned pretty early on is 'Don't ever, ever try to lie to the internet - because they will catch you. They will de-construct your spin. They will remember everything you ever say for eternity.'"

-Gabe Newell

Evolve is a near-perfect multiplayer game, and it's a shame the reviews are so low. Make sure negative reviewers actually -have- the game, or have played it since beta or alpha before taking their advice.

Holy crap. I was hesitant but I -love- this game. Playing a diver is the right feeling of paranoia. Checking corners, sticking together, using gear, playing as a shark inspiresthe sneaky predator-y feel just right. Right now i'd give it 4/5 stars because it does need to balance a few issues.

Pros:
-Playing as a diver feels like it should,
-Playing as a shark feels like it should.
-"Class" roles for divers. Heavy gun, backup, recon, etc.
-Teamwork is rewarded.
-Gameplay is frentic. Collect gold while guarding the robot, no need to sit still for too long.

Cons:
-Some balance issues.
-Not heavily populated which is a shame.
-Occasional lag/glitches.

Overall I definitly reccomend buying.

First of all, in alot of ways it is just a huge Batman and Assasin's creed ripoff. The difference? I don't like Assasin's creed, i'm ambivalent about Batman (I love the first two, men on the third) and yet I -love- this game.

The nemesis system really makes things -personal-. After getting killed a few time by the same orc I actually shouted when I beat him. I wanted to teabag an NPC.

I also appreciate how the orcs fight dirty, and your survival hinges on the ability to fight even dirtier.

A few complains just because. It's hard to "prioritize". There are so many items on your map, and so many types of collectbles that it's hard to pick what to do next. Also there's no good indication on when you should pause the story missions to go collectible hunting or picking fights with orc chiefs. I'm about 13 hours in and about 50 percent completed.

All in all heartily reccomend.

For 15 bucks how can you go wrong? Challenged and single player western murder mayhem=fun