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This is a very good game that takes the player by surprise. It is well worth the time and money.

Also, if you get a foil card, those things are selling for $$$$ on the market. The cheapest is $15.10 as of this writing.

This is a very fun action roguelike.

Play as Dexter Morgan in this videogame adaptation of the hit HBO series Dexter's Laboratory. Earn funds to research the cure for cancer while keeping your sister King Dedede from blowing up your lab with explosive beats from what can only be called Soundtrack of the Decade.

When I first played this game I had no idea what I was doing, and after screwing up a couple of missions pretty badly I decided to shelve it. I can now say that was a mistake. After having a friend walk me through a few missions, Payday 2 has become an addicting co-op experience.

I was a big fan of the Left 4 Dead games back in the day, but I found that the gameplay got stale after a while. Payday 2 seems to have much greater longevity. In many maps, stealthy or violent options are available to suit different styles, and I've had a lot of fun both sneaking around and blasting my way in with a WW2-era LMG. Payday 2 also has unlockable weapons and skills, so as you play you get more toys to keep you going.

The devs have also maintained updates and DLC releases for quite some time without slowing down, so there's a lot of new content to look forward to. Make sure to pick up the Gage Weapon Pack #1, which adds 3 frag grenades to your inventory. Frags are amazing.

Best competitive FPS ever made

This is a very good platformer and what I played of the co-op so far has been great. It's also charming in graphics and music.

This game is awesome, especially after the free Advanced Edition update. You control a small crew aboard a spaceship trying to move through a collapsing federation of planets, with rebels hot on your heel to constantly push you forward. As you travel, you meet various alien races with varying degrees of hostility and different ship themes (Slugs tend to have cloaking on their ships, for example). The ship vs ship combat is fun and varied, with several ways to take out the enemy. Want to sit back and let auto-drones do the work? There's a way to do that. Want to board the enemy ship and take out the crew personally? Get a teleporter. Personally my favorite method is to stun all of the enemy ship's systems and then use a fire beam to set their ship ablaze, which has the added bonus of killing the crew before the ship (you get more loot that way).

Really, the only issue I have had is that sometimes a run is just over from an unlucky encounter, and being a roguelike game that means you have to start over. I suppose that is the nature of roguelikes, though.

Overall this is a very fun game with a LOT of replay value, and I feel safe recommending it to just about anyone who's thinking about getting it.

This game is great. Deaths are fast and semi-permanent (there are different game types that each have their own respawn systems, but generally speaking it takes a while to come back from the grave, if you get to come back at all), so teamwork and communication are key to victory. It has all the movement options a shooter needs, including leaning left and right, dynamic cover that you pop out of, and sliding from a sprint. It even has separate keys for toggle/hold movements like crouching and aiming down the sights. There's even a 6-player co-op mode where a team fights to take control of a series of objective points. The game definitely looks like a source game, but it runs great with high framerate all around, even for some of the more complicated features. At $15 it's a steal.

This game is pretty fun. You control 6ish marines going on a shooting spree on an alien infested planet. The swarm of aliens gains mutations throughout the game to make them more difficult to kill, and the marines get better weapons/tech to make them better at killing.

This game is awesome. The RPG elements unlock new moves instead of generic stat boosts (though a couple of 'skills' are just stat boosts). The ways to move around and kill people are fairly varied; I especially like the slide move, which is triggered by tapping the crouch button while sprinting. The takedowns are also cool, and you get options of what to do after the takedown, such as pulling the pin on the enemy's grenade and kicking his body toward a group of enemies. There are multiple weapons with their own feel; I'm fond of the flamethrower for close range and silenced sniper rifle for long range, but the bow and arrows are also very powerful. Overall gameplay is a lot like Just Cause 2 where you roam around an island paradise Liberating it the American Way by finding installations of 4 to 8 pirates and setting fire to the entire camp. What Far Cry 3 does better is it makes stealth more of an option, and the first person shooter genre has more immersive combat. It doesn't have Just Cause 2's parachute/grappling hook, though, which makes exploration considerably less entertaining. Far Cry 3's story is also pretty cool. Pirates kidnap you and your friends and you gradually go from a terrified product of overindulgent western civilization to a vicious warrior as you fight for survival. This is interlaced with some commentary on the nature of games and the state of the medium.