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Looks great. Has a nice variety of classes, skills, and weapons to choose from.

Every match is action-packed. There is a good variety of equipment and cosmetics to choose from. It's a lot fun with friends or random matchmaking.

Fun game with lots of potential. Very simple controls make it easy to jump right in, even flying the spaceship is not difficult. The missions get intense, with dozens of enemies trying to take down your ship. If you're a fan of games like Barotrauma or Blackwake, this game is for you.

A co-op shooter that's refreshingly simple. You just click the quick play button and seconds later you're shooting bugs while doing basic objectives. At the end you prep a base and fight off waves of bugs until you're told to leave, and then it's a mad dash to the evacuation point before your team gets overwhelmed.

This game has a good combination of fun and seriousness. It encourages "proper" play by giving you slight buffs for certain actions, like staying near an officer, standing in a line, or being near a flag/musician. But aside from that, it doesn't force you to do anything. And there's no unlocking weapons or classes through progression, so you can play how you want to from the very beginning. The serious moments like storming through a fresh wall breach to capture a point, are well contrasted against the funny moments like someone ambushing you with a frying pan.

There are official servers where you can pop in and play whenever you want, these usually cycle through the various maps and game modes (siege, conquest, TDM, etc.). There are also community-hosted event servers at scheduled times where large groups (up to 500 players total) get together to stage more realistic battles with stricter rulesets.

The multiplayer campaign mode is where this game shines, especially if you can find a group to play with to the end. Every play through is different. The sub, map, missions, crew, your class, and the choices you make are different each time, so you never know what to expect. There are a variety of roles and ways to play them, so you will find something that you enjoy to do. Circumstances might force you into other roles just to keep your crew alive though.

There are other types of game modes, like PvP and missions (with or without traitors). Some servers allow dead players to control monsters. Traitor mode can be kind of like Among Us. Trolls can be an issue, but if you join a server with decent admins they can boot them before they're able to do any real damage.

You can also play campaign solo, but the amount of stuff you have to manage by yourself gets tedious. The AI is great at keeping the sub alive with the right orders, but at this time they are useless outside the sub or restocking supplies.

The game is highly moddable which adds even more to the replayability. The art style and ragdolls are funny but also work well with the horror theme of the game.

Relaxing puzzle game. Each potion order is basically a puzzle, can you get the desired effect given your current ingredients? There's no time limit and you get some free ingredients each day, so there's no way to really "lose". As long as you keep making sales, you're free to buy strange ingredients and experiment to find the best method to craft each potion type. The sounds, physics interactions, graphics, and lack of a time limit create a very relaxing atmosphere.

I look forward to seeing the features outlined in the roadmap.

Not just a Left4Dead clone, I think World War Z: Aftermath has a lot of things that set it apart from Left4Dead and similar games.

The major one is classes that let you play the way you want and give you a clear role to perform on the team. And within each class there are different skills that you can unlock as you progress in level. Some of the classes are pretty unique as well, such as the Drone Master which gives you a deployable drone that you can customize with your skills.

There are way more objective types. Defending points, stealthing, bypassing traps, and escort missions are just some of the different objectives I've seen. It's not just running and gunning the entire time, sometimes you take a break to restock your supplies and setup defensive for a coming horde. Defensive turrets and traps can be placed which make these very dynamic.

The zombie hordes are massive. Hundreds of zombies on screen at once. You don't want to get caught out in the open when they bust through the defenses.

I originally bought this just to scratch my zombie game itch until Back4Blood came out. But after playing the Back4Blood beta and World War Z for about the same amount of time, I've definitely had more fun with World War Z.

Fun game. Up to Day 5 in career mode so far, and it seems to be progressing steadily. There's always something to do, but it hasn't been overwhelming. If you perform well, you can unlock skills and perks to make things a little bit easier even as you purchase more complex recipes. There is a lot of variety to the recipes and ingredients. The recipes also look pretty legitimate aside from the cooking times, which have been reduced for gameplay purposes.

There are a lot of settings, especially for performance, VR controls, and VR comfort. These are always great to have in a VR game.

I am looking forward to updates and new content.

A great roguelike. Gets easier as you play, since you gain some skills, gold, and perks that persist between runs. You can also send gear to help you on your next run via dropboxes. You learn the best ways to fight the different enemies, and you can also master the mouse direction based blocking system to help you survive.

The weapon crafting system is very unique. You can piece together multiple parts that add properties, and you get to place them wherever you want and give the weapon a custom name.