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Great game. You can build anything with all sorts of tiles.
Seems complicated at first, but the official wikia has all the information you need. Not the correct fishing biomes and depths though. That is in another site.
Killing the Wall of Flesh at the bottom of the map starts hardmode, then you can fight other bosses, finishing with the Golem inside of the jungle temple and Duke Fishron at the sea with a bait that is in the blue mushroom biome.

With a good server plugin you can have your own house and bank, safe from modifications. Also arenas for fighting.
Lacking a good multiplayer server, as the ones that exist do not have a clean start. One had that, but the owner might have multiple accounts and was banning players for no tangible reason.

Great graphics, music, storyline...
A wide range of weapons and vehicles, very deep car and model customization.
Good challenge on the hardest level, but plain impossible at certain parts, like when the big metal ball falls inside of the building.
And optional cooperative play to progress online with a friend or just have some fun together!
A game worth it's price. But I am more of a sales guy.

Worth it, if on sale, for the same reasons that the original Farcry 3 has to be a great game:
Graphics, music, storyline, voice and model acting.

Do not expect more than 5 hours of gameplay to beat it and see everything, on the hardest level, which is not very challenging at all.

Great poker built inside of the game, but no multilplayer poker.
Broken multiplayer servers. Awful Ubisoft program to access games.
You can see enemies, but your bullets have limited range, so you cant hit'em.
Extremely boring parts where all you can do is walk foward, it is like watching a movie, but you have to press a button for it to continue playing.

Still worth it, if on sale, for a great storyline, graphics, music, model acting and voicing.

Great mod for Half-Life 2.

One player is the builder inside of the commander vehicle to manage research, drop buildings and eventually defend his position. Some people like Mr. Hobbes enjoy invading enemy territory and wreaking havoc behind enemy lines all by themselves. This sometimes ends up with the game being lost due to a rambo commander.

The others fight to get the refinery spots and hold them until they have the technology and resources to build tanks with better armor and weapons, with the objective of destroying the enemy commander vehicle or all of the enemy spawn points. Some maps have limited lives(tickets) and when they reach 0 no one on the team can spawn. They can be revived by engineers though...

I have been playing Mount & Blade since it had no more than a couple hundred megabytes.

It has always been awesome, and not hardware demanding.
Fighting lots of enemies with the same health and damage as them is great, and it was something new.
When I found out that it had multiplayer support I was very happy,
because this game had, and used,
it's potential to be the medieval Counter-strike that everyone was looking for.

It makes you feel like a real soldier trying to do his job and bring freedom to people that never had any.

Good graphics as far as the source engine can go.
No crosshair in front of you, but realistic aiming with the right mouse button, and zoom with the shift key while holding your breath. No minimap and no ammo counter.
Strong explosives that can kill many enemies with a single blast, including the infantry hand grenade.

Most objectives are about holding a small territory for some seconds, then moving on to the next.
You play as the invading army with M16s or the native insurgents with AK-74s.
Other weapons like rockets, C4, submachine guns, shotguns, sniper rifles and pistols are available.
Cooperative play against bots is quite enjoyable as well.

This game has lots of possibilities, but they are all poorly implemented.

All I can say about the combat system is that it completely sucks.

Good soundtrack and gameplay.
It is based on the use of portals to reach the door at the end of every level.
The blue portal attracts, while the yellow one repels. You can activate a gravity shield to ignore their forces.
A single hit means death, but you have infinite lives and lots of checkpoints.

This game has trading cards, so if it is on sale you can sell them to get your money back, plus some profit.

Unreal engine, great gameplay. Low hardware requirements.
Awesome soundtrack and voices.
Melee, fire, explosive, crossbow and cartridge weapons.
The default server has 7 waves of zombies, then the patriarch. 6 player slots.
More players at the beginning of the wave = more zombies.
Money can be dropped with the B key if you have plenty. But you usually don't.

The best way to kill them is with headshots.
The Clot is the most common zombie, slow, but he can grab and hold you.
The Gorefast has great speed, runs towards you sometimes, and can kill you with a couple of hits.
The Crawler jumps but is not a big threat.
The Stalker is invisible but also easy to be taken care of.
The Bloat is slow and vomits.
The Husk shoots fire bombs at a long distance.
The Siren is deadly at close range, with an area of effect attack that bypasses armor.
The Scrake has a chainsaw, and with some shots he starts running towards you. If someone is killing him with a melee weapon do not shoot or the stuns won't work.
The Fleshpound also runs, changing his glow to red.