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I played it on mobile a few years ago, but did not get too far as I hate playing games on phones. This version is absolutley worth it...for older fans that grew up with Warhammer Quest. The game has Skaven. Therefore, it is good.

Mount and Blade is the secret handshake between PC gamers in the know. It's the last revelation of a secret society. Everything that makes PC gaming great is here. Unique gameplay that would never sell on a console, History nerd heaven, MODS out the Kaiser, and fun mulitplayer.

With Fire and Sword is also an amazing entry in the series. The new weapon types shake up gameplay in wonderful ways. The setting is unique for players too. If you are not playing any of the Mount and Blade series, you aren't living properly.

I would say that With Fire and Sword may not be the perfect introduction to the series for a new player. Warband, then Napoleonic Wars will acclimate you to this game.

Dark Crusade is the best expansion for Dawn of War. The territory map is right out of White Dwarf. This expansion merely provides a framework for you to tell your own story with your favorite faction. Necron and Tau are added in this version as well. Both are very fun to play with.

It isn't Shadow of the Horned Rat, but it is pretty darn awesome. Crush the scrubs with your Eldar. Spess Mehreen, Chaos, and IG are filth! :D

Don't let them rape Princess Kenny.
Don't let them rape Randy in the ass with probes.
Buy this game to avoid the rape of characters you love.



An amazingly fun game that serves as a love letter to 17 seasons of South Park. Hard not to feel the nostalgia feels while enjoying a really fun game. While I still love Chef's Love Shack, this is the best South Park game. It's like playing an episode. Great game.

I've been saving this game for part of my yearly Halloween gaming marathon. I thought it might be an odd change of pace from most of the horror games I try. I have to admit, this is an awesome hidden object game. Beautiful visuals, good music, and charming puzzles and setting. I grew up on Shadowgate and I haven't had any problem with the logic of items and their uses. I kind of love it. Perfect to play as I watch horror movies and relax.

I am now several hours into Shadowrun: Hong Kong. At this point I feel I can confidently say that if you enjoyed the previous two entries, you will indeed love returning to this world.

Hong Kong offers an even murkier criminal underworld to navigate. As the story progresses you continually feel off balance. There is really only one party member you know you can trust, but they don't know if the same can be said for you. The story so far is on par with Dragonfall. The addition of the animatic cut scenes has been wonderful.

The core game has been tweaked in numerous areas: Character animation, models, environments (even more stunning), party gear trading, menus, magic, cyberware (looks to be hugely expanded and is now part of the skill trees), magic, elemental summon spirits are new and look amazing. Magic seems to have a larger place as well.

The great changes in the Director's Cut of Dragonfall are back. Party members can advance, achievements, and other concepts return.

These are just my early impressions.

So far, Borderlands Presequel did something I admire. It took a risk. Borderlands 0 also illustrates a point I as a gamer, feel fails to be understood by the day to day devs: While we may not like your boss and studios direction, that does not mean we as gamers have a negative view of the people who work on a big studio game. In spite of the handicaps a publisher may lay upon you, it isn't personal when we dislike a work of this caliber.

I feel that my/our dislike of forced sequels sometimes comes off as an affront to those that busted their butts in the hellish crunches that make up the life of your average studio employee/work for hire. This is far from the truth. In spite of the system that often squirts out derivative works to cash in on an IP, we do indeed respect and recognize your hard work.

2K Australia took a chance on trying to humanize an arguably annoying bad guy in an argubaly annoying and bland story. Many people loved the second game in the series, I was not one of them. It had the coda of being fun* Fun with a friend, and even then it could have numerous low points. One need only look at the works of former designers from this publisher and others to see the difference.

As for this game, it is entertaining enough with friends.

If you ever wondered what it was like to play MP games with Rudolph Hess, Adolf Eichmann, and Heinrich Himmler, then this is your jam. Excellent communtiy 10/10 would sarcasm again. :(

Beyond my snide remarks, this game is wonderful. The people that play it are the only turn-off.

i crie evre tiem.