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Dale and Dawson: Stationary Supplies cleverly uses real-world office tasks to create an engaging and oddly relatable experience. Sorting documents, managing emails, and balancing the chaos of office deadlines bring an immersive authenticity that resonates with anyone familiar with the workplace grind.

However, the game’s portrayal of office culture is deeply marred by overt racism, sexism, and a general atmosphere of toxicity. While it may aim to satirize real-world issues, these elements often feel excessive and uncomfortable, detracting from the overall experience. What could have been a sharp commentary instead risks alienating players with its lack of nuance.

An interesting concept with great potential, but the execution leaves much to be desired.

Its a great game, I just need it slightly more optimised. Other than that it is amazing!

Helldivers 2 is an absolute triumph in the realm of cooperative gaming! From the moment you boot up the game, you're thrust into a pulse-pounding universe teeming with action, strategy, and camaraderie. Every mission feels like a heroic saga waiting to unfold, and with the game master, Joel, guiding your journey, you're in for an unforgettable experience.

The gameplay is nothing short of exhilarating. Whether you're battling hordes of alien bugs, defending against cyborg onslaughts, or engaging in intense firefights with hostile forces, every moment is a rush of adrenaline. The controls are tight and responsive, allowing for seamless coordination with your fellow Helldivers as you execute daring maneuvers and unleash devastating firepower upon your foes.

Perhaps the most impressive aspect of Helldivers 2 is the sense of community it fosters. Working together with your friends or teaming up with fellow Helldivers from around the world, you'll forge bonds that transcend mere pixels on a screen. The satisfaction of completing a challenging mission together, overcoming insurmountable odds, is unmatched and leaves you craving for more. We've already completed our first IRL mission together!

- Intense Cooperative Action: Keep on the edge of your seat with thrilling cooperative gameplay.
- Deep Customization: Tailor your Helldiver to your playstyle for a uniquely personalized experience.
- Responsive Controls: Enjoy tight and responsive controls for seamless gameplay.
- Vibrant Community: Join a passionate and welcoming community of Helldivers to conquer challenges together.
- Active Developer Support: Developers listen to player feedback, ensuring continuous improvement and evolution of the game.
- Expansive Universe: Explore a richly detailed universe filled with challenges and excitement.
- Dynamic Gameplay: Battle diverse enemies across various missions for a fresh and exhilarating experience.
- Joel, the Game Master: Feel immersed in the epic saga with Joel's guidance throughout your journey.
- Strategic Depth: Plan and coordinate with your team for success, adding satisfying strategic depth.
- Endless Replayability: With a plethora of missions and ongoing updates, Helldivers 2 offers endless replayability and enjoyment.

In conclusion, Helldivers 2 is a tour de force of cooperative gaming, delivering heart-pounding action, deep customization, and a vibrant community experience. With Joel at the helm and exciting new content on the horizon, the future looks brighter than ever for Helldivers everywhere. So grab your gear, rally your squad, and prepare to dive headfirst into the ultimate galactic showdown!

Lethal Company offers an affordable experience packed with hours of content to explore and master with friends.
—truly exceeding expectations!

**Some people argue that call of duty modern warfare ii is a good game.**

Whether any of this is enough to put off an audience inured to Call of Duty’s detached depiction of brutal warfare is anyone’s guess. Plenty of people can put up with a bit of ugliness if there’s still a pretty good time to be had overall. For Modern Warfare II, the good time offered by its multiplayer and in glimpses within its campaign may be enough.

If you're eager to get started with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, then the campaign will serve you well until the multiplayer and online co-op mode unlocks. With many missions that break away from the status quo, it's not always just about shooting the bad guys. From high-speed car chases and crafting systems to the turrets of an AC-130, Modern Warfare 2 thoroughly entertains when it's offline.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare II has a quality single-player campaign, with an incredible technical area, elusive production values and unbeatable gun play. Despite its few weaknesses, it manages to differentiate itself, offering a more military experience that goes beyond simple shooting galleries and spectacular set-pieces.

**Other people argue that call of duty modern warfare ii is a terrible game.**

This is disappointing on two fronts, not only because of the unoriginality of the game as a whole, but also because the story of the first Modern Warfare reboot was much more serious than any other game, and actually allowed for some nuance in the game. The portrayal of different characters and the immorality of war.

Criticisms of the game centred on the short duration of the single-player campaign. IGN's Mark Bozon noted that "Modern Warfare 2's surprisingly short single-player mode falls short of the standards set by previous Call of Duty games." Additionally, many critics complained about the lack of innovation in the series' formula.

Frankly, that's a huge part of the problem. The Call of Duty franchise is a freight train that keeps going despite many things designed to slow it down. Disappointing new entry? Aggressive micro transactions? A $70 increase in retail price? Historic workplace abuse scandal rocking Call of Duty publisher Activision Blizzard? None of this seems to have affected Call of Duty sales in any way. Heck, the franchise is bigger than ever.

In my personal opinion I say that the game has its positives and negatives but I really enjoyed the 100 hours or so encountering hilarious proximity chats and great gun play.

Great way to pass time, fun and easy to play.

The game is built well graphically however I feel like it is lacking substance when it comes gameplay, It just seems like an all out brawl against robots which can be somewhat enjoyable but it gets very repetitive very quickly. Overall I'd say its worth a couple hours of play.

After playing 58 minutes of the game I can say with my hand on my heart, 99% of the scares that occur are nothing but cheap shots. Almost every jump scare that happens has an absurd amount of bass and intensity to it. It is honestly a shame for the single fact the game minus the rotating PNG background behind windows is stunning.

The game is short ridiculously short, It felt almost like an unpolished but shiny turd, The fact that I got gifted this and now want a refund says a lot about it, I cannot endorse paying £6 or however it was for a game that is pretty much a one time thing that has little enjoyment, a lot of unsavoury jump scares, a lot of cut scenes and I genuinely mean a lot.

Overall if you are looking for a game which has minimal enjoyment but is inexpensive and don't mind replaying it over and over again look no further. However, I am warning you of these unscrupulous childish jump scares which get old very quickly.

Gameplay - 4/10
Story - 5/10
Graphics - 7/10
Audio/Music - 3/10
Scary - 3.5/10

After achieving 100 hours in the game without stopping I can say without a doubt that this is a very grindy game, however I can't complain. I knew what I was getting into when I started playing.

- Pros
- The game is very stable and can run constantly for multiple days.
- You can do anything from video call to play other games whilst waiting to slaughter creatures, mine, smith, smelt or even cut wood.
- The game has a lot of achievements in which some you don't even realise you've achieved sometimes so it's a nice surprise to see new achievements.

- Cons
- The game is grindy, In comparison to rust and other games this game is a walk through the park, afk resource gathering makes crafting a cake walk, at the same time being location locked makes it a lot longer having to travel to separate areas to get specific items.
- The game doesn't have that much to customise without paying for in premium currency.
- The quests aren't exactly fun they can be rewarding tho.

Overall the game itself is pretty decent enough, It is a great time killer and it does also allow you to play non-stop. Personally I might stick to it to see how far I get just because I am happy to see how far I get.

Despite a few bugs the game is solid, it is enjoyable with friends too.