Recent reviews by Nimbus

- Buys game
- Buys all DLC characters
- Plays Faust anyway

Real talk this is a fantastic fighting game if you are willing to sit down and learn its mechanics. It has tons of room for creativity through its combo system, game mechanics, and dynamic roster. If you enjoy labbing, you will not be disappointed.

RNG is a cruel mistress. May your dubs be many and your white rarity drops few.

Probably my favorite of the BL3 DLCs. It's a Western that checks every trope in the book, and while that may be a bit cliche, it is wonderful. Gorgeous map design, wonderful story-telling, and a cast of original characters that I hope to see return or referenced someday.

This DLC also has a bunch of new and returning weapons (cough Unkempt Harold) that give Bounty of Blood a multitude of strong farms. Either way you slice it, despite it being a wee bit on the short side, this DLC is fantastic. If you don't like westerns (you are wrong) or don't feel like spending $15 for a DLC, then it might be wise to wait for it to go on sale.

Is it short? Yes, sadly.
Is it sweet? Yes, fortunately.

Krieg is one of my favorite characters in the Borderlands franchise, and to have a DLC all about him and why he is... Krieg, was wonderful. The locations were wacky and all over the place, and considering whose mind you are inside, this is perfect. I just wish it was longer. I would've loved to do more with the Kriegs.

If you like Krieg as much as I do, absolutely pick up this DLC. You will not be disappointed. It is a fun but sobering ride. If you don't like Krieg for some reason, or just aren't into the story aspect of Borderlands 3, I'd recommend spending your $15 on Bounty of Blood, which is my favorite of the four BL3 DLCs, or get it during Steam sales.

Story is below-average, but shooting a bajillion varieties of guns (looking at you The Butcher) is d o p a m i n e

Three-round program to destroy friendships

This game is a masterpiece. Rewarding movement, difficult but rewarding gameplay, and each time you die, it is usually your fault. Plus, there is always that reward for making it back to the same spot you previously died. Combine this with a fantastic 8-bit soundtrack and you have yourself a game that pays homage to the games from the NES era while bringing new, interesting, and most importantly, fun mechanics to the table.

Team Fortress 2 is, in my humble opinion, one the finest first person shooters out on the market at the moment. With its high customization options, including dressing your character in both practical and hilarious ways, weapon combinations, and the ability to tailor your in game hud to your liking, it truly can feel like a game that is hand crafted and made to fit you and your personality. Not only that, but it's skill ceiling is one major thing this game can boast about that other FPSs can't. You can usually hop on a game and do well, but there are so many tricks and skills to learn that can truly enhance your gameplay. It's also the only game you can get on and goof off and not get kicked. Conclusion? A great game that anyone should pick up if they want to have a fun time.