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Wonderful wonderful game, I grew up playing Harvest Moon so Stardew Vallet really checked all the nostalgia boxes: wonderfully adorable graphics, same skeleton as Harvest Moon but a lot most expansive in many respects, and even better tha HM was the music! (It's incredible that this game was developed solo.) Stardew is the game i return to when I want a wholesome distraction from life: there really is incredible replayability value, both in continuing an existing farm endlessly and in starting a new farm. Honestly, the biggest problem about the game is that it messed up my sleep and eating cycles after I started playing it for the first time.

There once was a man named Stanley.

He was looking through Steam one day when he saw a delightful game called the "The Stanley Parable". He pondered for a bit, whether he should buy it, but alas he moved the cursor over to the "Add to Cart" button and clicked.

and clicked [/i]

------> AND CLICKED [/i] <--------

Stanley, can you read?

Stanley, why aren't you clicking? The story can't continue until you follow what I say!

Still as stubborn as ever, Stanley?

Stanley... all I do is want to help you and this is the attitude you give me.

You know what, I'll even put it on sale! That's the discount you get!

All of that and you're still not clicking, Stanley? Stanley! Listen to me, I'm trying to help you.

Fine. Be that way, Stanley. I'll wait.





(seriously though, buy this game. you will never be the same.)

This game is hilarious.

Incorporating old-style game elements like side scrolling and pixels, this game evokes a sense of nostalgia as well as being the epitome of a satire against the wallet-pinching DLC industry.

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One of the most engaging and fun F2P games ever created.

If you're not a hardcore FPS gamer, this game is amazing. If you ARE a hardcore FPS gamer, this game is still amazing. Its 9 classes you can choose from allows a lot of versality in terms of gameplay and you'll eventually settle into a class you like playing based on your strengths.

The main draw of this game however is the multiplayer aspect of it, and much of the game's success or failure is decided on how well your team works together. This amps up the challenge and makes it all the more exciting because it's also part of your responsibility to transfer information aad keep the team motivated.

So if you're looking for an easy to pick-up game or even a serious game to plunge into, TF2 offers a wide range of possibilities and potential for pro-ness development. :)

#TF2istooOP :D