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A good social platform at its core that added an anti cheat that destroyed a whole bunch of useful modifications made by end users without offering those improvements native in the application.

Really bad way to go about doing things...

A decent peek at the future of Arma with some very impressive tech running one of the best looking Arma games so far, however, stability is currently a big issue however so don't go buying this expecting a solid experience just yet.

Keep on keeping on

It's Halo, it's good.

Yes

Metro Exodus.

What an odd case. The game itself is top notch, from graphics to gameplay it's everything the Metro games where and are trying to be.

The "More Open Maps" do offer a stark contrast to the previously cramped and narrow tunnels of the first two entries in the series.
Overall, while this may at first feel like it might subtract from the "authenticity" of the experience, it is very much the opposite.

The open area's of Metro Exodus allow for more exploration, story telling, and an opportunity for the player to move at their own pace, take their own approach and find new things. All in all, a decent change.
There are some stages where you end up back in similar tunnels/spaces to the first two games

The only major downside here was the exceptionally poor handling of the games launch. At the time of writing, the game is still not available for purchase via the Steam store itself along with no codes being available. With the only storefront selling the game on PC at the moment being the Epic Games Store. It is up to the end user if they want to play the game now, or wait for it's "Release" in 2020 on other storefronts.

All in all, Metro Exodus is a great addition to the franchise and is definitely worth picking up on your platform/storefront of choice.

H3VR

This is by far one of the best "Simulation" platforms for firearms that is currently available in VR.

With a wide array of weapons and active support by Anton, the developer. There is constantly new toys to play with and things to try. If you want to play serious or just run around with dual machine guns shooting walking weiners.

Highly recommend picking this up if you are new to VR or a long time user, its always good fun and something you can come back to.

No Man's Sky

Surprisingly, there has been quite a bit of improvement since launch, while i'll always remember the shell of a game that everyone recieved on launch. This is pretty good.

Besides a few issues maintaining a Borderless windowed mode, the game runs well and looks decent.

With the addition of base building and lessening the amount of "Guidance" a player recieves allows players to play the game "Their way" while there is still a push toward the center of the universe, you can easily sideline it and go where-ever you want.

Overall, the experience is pretty good.

Poor optimisation, DLC in early access, more DLC before fixing the base game, Price increase in early access, and much more crap.

Boring repetitive gameplay topped off by horrid optimisation and poor server performance, and with the apparent 1.0 launch around the corner this game is kidding itself if it thinks its anywhere near good.