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The Fidelio Incident is a great, short narrative with a polished feel and a superb soundtrack. It has a similar feel to games like Firewatch and The Vanishing of Ethan Carter. The puzzles are not overwhelming and are pretty intuitive. It is difficult to lose your way in this game and is usually pretty straight forward. I wish there were more short narratives out there like The Fidelio Incident.

World War 3 has the foundation to become amazing. Even now, it is a superb game that borrows the best features from a variety of games and blends them into something new.

The gunplay feels like Insurgency, the gameplay feels like Battlefield, and the advanced features and squad mechanics feel like Squad. You can play as a lone wolf, sure, but there is definitely a lot of room for squad gameplay and coordination. Vehicle combat reminds me of Bad Company. It is by far my favorite aspect of the game.

As the new maps, features, and content roll out, World War 3 could very well end up being a true sucessor to Battlefield, and perhaps be even better.

Great little horror game that is a nice distraction and well worth the price when on sale. It can get a little confusing at times where you are supposed to go or what you are supposed to do, but with a little patience its not difficult to figure it out.

This game has a ton of issues. It was clearly designed to be more fun with friends with its 4 player coop, which I am sure would be a great time. It is short as hell if you only do the main missions. I did a fair amount of side quests on the middle difficulty and finished the entire game in just under 6 hours, compared to the previous game which took me 12 to finish. The story is really lacking and the game as a whole is much worse than the the previous installment. I had high hopes for Shadow Warrior 2, but it lets me down in almost every way imaginable. There are some good things about this game, it is very well optimized and I didnt get a single stutter all game, the gunplay and variety of weapons is great, the graphics are above average, the feel of the gameplay is nice, but the missions do not feel fluid at all. This game did give me a few nice laughs, but not on the level of the previous Shadow Warrior.

Shadow Warrior 2 could definitely be a nice place to mess around with some friends on an off day, but it is not worth the price tag

A game about a house with bad electrical wiring, unoiled door hinges, easy to break into windows, and bad parenting.

Interesting take on the RTS genre, but it is way too simplistic, especially late game. This game is like a mix of Civ and AoE, with a fantastic soundtrack that feels like AoE and TES were perfectly combined. It could be great if there was more variety in the game with regards to combat, units, buildings, etc. Late game is incredibly boring if you are playing a solely domination ruleset. I learned pretty much everything about this game in about an hour of single player. I just jumped into a single player match because I didn't realize the campaign was basically a tutorial. After an hour I knew I had a firm grip on this game.

Northgard is a nice distraction, and even fun at times, more so with friends, but it is not worth the pricetag in its current state. Nevertheless, I gave it a positive review because I see potential, and see myself returning to play it from time to time, in small doses.

Fantastic game that really makes you question what is and isn't real. The game will deceive you directly and indirectly, and the story it tells is hard to fully understand until the conclusion, and even then much is left in mystery. This was one of the best games i've played in the past year, and the voice acting is some of the best i've ever heard. If you like linear games with satisfying yet basic and minimalized combat and an awesome narrative this is the game for you.

There are only a few issues I have with the game. I wish you could switch target locks in combat, it can get pretty annoying when facing a lot of enemies. And I wish there was a graphics option to disable anti aliasing.

This is one of those games that every gamer should play at some point in their lives.

I backed this game years ago and just finally got around to playing it. I had my doubts when playing the test build so long ago, and had some regret towards backing it. Now that I have played it however, all my thoughts on that subject are much different.

KCD is the type of game that pulls you in and doesnt let go until there is nothing left to hold on to. Sure there are tons of issues and sometimes the quests can be tedious, but the overall game makes up for all its faults. The atmosphere, graphics, story, level design, mechanics, and detail to all the little aspects of the game like crafting and gear are all superb. The story has some twists and turns and there are a few awesome side quests, however there are also plenty of boring ones.

KCD's biggest fault is it's ending. It has a massive cliff hanger thats more like a slap in the face to the player. You will see if you ever get there. Even with all its faults, KCD is the best game i've played since The Witcher 3 came out. Sure there have been games like the new Prey that really piqued my interest, but no game that i've played since has really made me want to play it every moment that I had free from morning to night.

KCD is definitely worth a play through and a buy even if not on sale.

Great game with solid turn based combat. It has an interesting story and does a fantastic job at presenting you with all of the lore. I just wish there was more voice acting.

Overall a fantastic game with an eerie atmosphere with potential replayability. RE7 takes you on quite a trip and ends in places you definitely wouldn't expect. It, however, gets to a point in the game, about 3 hours in, where you no longer feel scared. Atleast for me, I was completely at ease and comfortable with my surroundings and gear to the point where I no longer felt any sort of horror. It continues to have an uncomfortable atmosphere, but there are only 2-3 more instances after this part that genuinely made me scared.

The beginning of the game is spot on, however, and begins as you would expect it. RE7 slowly goes from a horror game to an action game, and while that is not exactly a bad thing, it was not what I was expecting. The same can be said for the story. It definitely lacks in many places and has tons of plot holes. Would I pay $60 for this game? Probably not. $30? Absolutely. This game feels a bit like a mix between the new Prey and the original F.E.A.R, although it is sad to say that it does everything slightly worse than both of those games, respectively.

Definitely worth a play through when on sale.