Recent reviews by ItsDavid

If you like yelling at your friends for dumb reasons, I definitely recommend this game.

The game is optimized for playing with 2 or 4 people for the best, easiest, most fun experience. Of course, playing with 3 people is fun too, but it skews the balance of cooks. Singleplayer is a little harder to master, because you take control of 2 chefs, but it may be the only alternative sometimes when you have no friends :(.

The best part about Overcooked! 2 that Overcooked! didn't have was online co-op. You don't need everyone in the same room anymore; just play in the comfort of your own home!

The DLCs add amazing, new content to the game that the normal campaign can't provide. When you finish story mode, I'd recommend trying to get a season pass to unlock even more fun!

Stardew Valley is the best farming simulator that I've ever played. Farming is a huge part of the game, but it also utilizes design and social aspects to make the game less "choppy". You can be friends (or more) with the townspeople, attend events, and more. The game does a great job of making you feel more attached to the characters and feel like your character belongs.

The developers release updates every so often, but I'm really glad that it's still being updated. The amount of mods available are insane and I definitely recommend you try them out to enhance your overall experience!

As you're reading this, I probably accidentally punched another prisoner yet again. 11/10 would do it again

• Indirect Ant Simulator
  
• Upgrades
  
• Different Types of Ants to Control
  
• Super Repetitive

All in all, if you're not a person that doesn't like repetitive games, then this is definitely not for you. It's a really classic, relaxing game with relaxed graphics and gameplay, and it's a pretty good steal, because I bought it during an 83% off promotion sale, so it was only $0.50.

Ah, Grand Theft Auto. It's stressful, but it makes you want to come back for more.

• Great Realism Graphics
  
• Realistic Mechanics...most of the time
  
• Big Open World
  
• Working In-Game Phone Calls and Mic
  
• Lots of Variety and Many Ways to Make Money
  
• Requires a Pretty Decent Computer to Run

• Very Rich and Driven on Story
  
• Makes You Feel All the Feels
  
• Choices Change the Storyline
  
• Money Isn't Too Valued Here
  
• Steal Cars, Gain Wanted Levels, Kill Citizens, Explode Cars and People
  
• Can Play As 3 Characters, limited customization, with abilities to improve stats like stamina, shooting, etc..
  
• Ability to Own Businesses, granting money and advantages

• Fully Customizable Character: hair, face, family descent, clothes, and also has stats that can improve with gameplay
  
• Open World Lobbies Can Have Up To 30 players, 2 spectators
  
• Updated Regularly With Seasonal DLCs, Adversary Modes, Sales, Cars, Clothes
  
• Online Races, Missions, Heists, Player Versus Player Combat
  
• Two Freemode Activities: SecuroServ CEO and Motorcycle Club (guild/clan aspect)
  
• Very Money-Driven
  
• Passive Mode

Overall, I think the singleplayer definitely overrules the multiplayer aspect of the game. The story is super addicting, and missions get progressively difficult as you progress. Even if you don't do the main missions, there's side missions and random events. You can even customize the three main protagonists with set hairstyles and clothes. In multiplayer, your character is fully customizable, and starts with low stats that you can then build up to make gameplay easier. Money is a major asset, as you need it to do pretty much anything, buying weapons, cars and property, customizing yourself, and making yourself stronger. There's so many ways to make money, but grinding takes a lot of time. Many people resort to Shark Cards, which are not worth it for the price. Hackers and Modders can get you banned, dropping money bags on you. Rockstar Support is rumored to be pretty careless, and their anti-cheat sucks. A lot of their updates and DLCs are only targeted towards older players with more time and money. Lastly, you need a really decent computer for this. As they update the game, it gets much more laggier, and the more lag there is, the more likely that you'll disconnect constantly. I'd recommend this game to anyone, but it doesn't seem like the type of game that anyone would play, say, 5 years from now.

This is what I've collected from the game so far as a new player.

Pros:
-Very Competitive
-Easy-ish to play if you know how to play first-person shooters
-Five gamemodes
-Graphics are good/iffy

Cons:
-Very Competitive
-Really hard to master
-Morton Salt
-Too many cosmetics, not enough gameplay development

Overall, it's a pretty mainstream first-person shooter game. There's a lot of hype for it, but I haven't really seen many old-old players. People hackusate all the time. Don't even try to play competitive if you don't think you're good enough, because chances are, you're not good enough. All the skins are hyped, and when you get your own drops, it's usually a case with no key, or graffiti. I get that skins are cool and all, but the average skin is about $5! You can get a whole new game with that much money.