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Bioshock but not for filthy casuals

your enemy is the government, secret societies, ai and billionaires

perfect videogame for both normal people and crazy twitter activists

This must be the most noble, most splendid, immortal, and supremely powerful DLC in fighterz.

This game has a quick-time event for giving somebody your real-estate business card. 10/10

"attention ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ on the third floor, the power for the whole joints out again so go and fix it you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bum"

what the ♥♥♥♥ do i even pay for in this game? am i some home invader mooching off free rooms or what?

Welcome to the Game II is a very good game for what you get. A deep web experience where you browse the corner of what's supposed to be the worst places on the internet, and what sets Welcome to the Game II from any other experience like it is what is supposed to be it's deep web. It is fascinating. There’s many websites, all of them can be equally odd-putting or interesting, and you have to browse every single one thoroughly for specific keys so you can progress all the while you’re hunted. Now, clearly, once you enter the deep web you won't be immediately kidnapped, but for games-sake sure. it's very hard when you begin, but once you get into the rhythm, the game is fun. very fun.

But when you begin, you will have a tough time. It’s not an easy game. The early-game jank gets annoying from the beginning. Lots of vital mechanics are never told to you so you deliberately need to sift through guides for them and when you inevitably die it's ALL over for you. The really cruel death system almost makes you wish for the ability to save. Though once you get the hang of it it's just rinse and repeat. Not too bad. Still a good game. It also depends, really, on how lucky you can get with keys, but it is an enjoyable experience nonetheless. Exploring websites supposed to be on the deep web is unnerving, and it produces your own sort of excitement. but maybe that's just me and loving games like these. it's not an easily replicable experience.

Leon has more relevance in the second game than he does in his actual game.

used to play this game in my car shed when i was little

good game, good atmosphere, not really as heavy as other games or series atlus has produced but its a cool middle ground that still is emotional near the end. game is piss easy dont be fooled. persona is literally the baby mode of atlus. if you want a hard atlus game play the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hell that is trauma center or smt. playing trauma center on the wii nearly gave my young ass shaking in the cold ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ arthritis.

between all of them minus persona 5 its a pretty good gateway into the series however; lighthearted, doesnt suffer any old game jank, and just good fun. youll have a difficult time finding bad qualities about it because its just a solid game

date rise, because if we're being honest, youre playing as a 10/10 self-insert anyway, so give him a bombshell

I've never felt so attached to a rulebook in my life.

adam jensen is really good at making his apartment look both equally old as ♥♥♥♥ and modern as ♥♥♥♥