Recent reviews by Pinkamena Pie

Kind of a nice relaxing kind of game that let's you decide whether you want to farm, fish, mine, or all the above.

Kinda similar to Minecraft, but with more baddies to fight, more possibilities for creativity (Don't believe me, check out the 'screenshots' and 'artwork' tabs in the Community Hub), and honestly more fun.

As far the story mode goes, I like it, character interactions feel somewhat natural, funny stuff happens (especially when playing as or switching to Trevor), and there's a pretty decent amount of things to do.

Online though is a bit of a different story. It's a bit of a grind to earn money at times to buy desired properties and cars, the community can feel toxic at times to the point I've learned to shy away from playing with random folks online whenever I can, sometimes things happen in the community post-updates that are frightening (esp. when you've sunk several hours into a character), and sometimes a bug can occur and crash the game.

That said, it is still rather fun to just poke around and cause havoc as you see fit in Los Santos. Also considerably fun when playing with friends or people you can trust. Plus, any kinda up major update doesn't cost additional real life funds (unless you buy shark cards, they yeah it does), just some virtual ones for the new car, property, or whatever the update was about.

Tl;dr: Story mode is fun, especially with someone like Trevor around. Online kinda so-so, but at least major updates don't cost extra funds like they would normally in most major games these days.

I've been playing this game for years, and while I do bounce around and play other games, Team Fortress 2 is still a game I find myself returning back to every now and again. It's a fun game, with a great community (sometimes not so much, but it's still full of fun loving and random people), customization to fit your playing style, and a fairly interesting cast of characters. I mean, what other game can say they have a half-naked dude who's killed a yeti with his own fist.

But, seriously, it is still a game I find myself playing with a decent amount of frequency, and I dare say is fairly more interesting than a number of games out right now.