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Like dayz but without all of the stuff you hated about dayz. One of the best game you will ever play with a group of friends.

Very fun an addictive

It was really good except for the second to last puzzle. That one was terrible lol. Still recommend though

Easily the best one yet!

Absolutely hilarious ghost hunting game in the same vein as Phasmophobia. There are many more bugs, but I prefer the range of tools and schlocky gameplay loop. Blasting a ghost with a proton gun, or running through a graveyard, crucifix in hand, reading from a bible is just so much fun! Great with friends.

Very fun to play with friends, but pretty unforgiving!

Fun game to play with friends!

If you liked Man of Medan, you'll like Little Hope. It's more of the same- cooperative horror story with lots of jumpscares, but this time around I think the story is a lot more interesting. Silent Hill meets The Witch. If that sounds intriguing to you, give it a shot! Great for an evening of spooky fun with a friend.

"It's not about the destination, but how you get there..."

Having finally completed the story, Cyberpunk 2077 is a game I have incredibly bittersweet feelings about.

On one hand: the environment, characters, and score are fantastic. Some of this game's side quests are among the most interesting storylines I've played in a game. I racked up nearly 70 hours in the game, so clearly I got my money's worth- and you will too if a story driven RPG set in a futuristic hyper-capitalist dystopia interests you.

On the other hand: It pains me to see all of the unrealized potential and things that were rushed/cut to meet a deadline. If it were up to me, I think this game needed at least another year of development... maybe two. I have a lot of empathy for the developers at CDPR. I have just the smallest amount of experience with game development, and if I was in any of their shoes at the launch of this game I think I'd have had a mental breakdown.

I went down a path that (as of now) wasn't taken by a lot of players. Looking back, I think attention may have been focused on the ones more likely to be taken. My finale was filled with misfiring dialogue triggers, broken AI (one major boss started floating and couldn't attack anymore), and dialogue that gave me whiplash with how drastically they opposed my perception of the characters / situation and their relationships.

Additionally, I get the feeling that there was a lot of content that was cut to meet deadlines. What was absolutely wonderful storytelling by CDPR fell apart a few feet from the finish line. There are moments where it seemed like entire conversations were removed. It felt like the first draft of an ending, and I was the test audience.

Despite the issues I had with Cyberpunk 2077, I still recommend it to anyone intrigued by the premise. Despite the messy ending that I ran into, there's a lot to love about this game. I got nearly 70 hours of enjoyment from it- well worth the price of admission.

Amazing VR experience! I've been waiting for a game like this since I got my Vive back in 2016. Hopefully this is the start of many great VR Star Wars games.