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You asking your friends to play Apex Legends with you is like asking them who wants to take turns getting hit in the nuts before someone quits and leaves, and then sometimes the person hitting you in the nuts will give you a little keychain before asking you for some gas money so they can come back the next day and do it all over again.

A legitimately better experience than trying to go and play any of the actual games it pulls assets from.

It's a better TF2, CS, and HL and it's all thanks to Europeans with dollar-store microphones, 14-year-old ego-tripping moderators, and communities where you can still harass women and minorities with impunity.

SEGA actually looked at Sonic and thought "He needs to drive a car".

When will you learn that your actions have consequences?

My 'Hours on Record' are indicative of a person who "played" this while studying for exams.

10/10 Guaranteed to activate your neurons in time for late-night "study" sessions. 🤫

In this episode, Reimu and Marisa team up with old friends to keep a rogue nation-state from accidentally unleashing a nuclear payload, Suika meets an old drinking buddy, and the crew meets the shadow that moves out of the corner of your eyes (yes, she's an anime girl too).

Legitimately frightening and adrenaline-inducing solo. An absolutely amazing time when played with friends.

Fully Online, it's an interesting combination of Battle Royale PvP and PvE. Players are spawned on a large map in teams of 1, 2, or 3 and tasked with tracking down a Boss enemy while fighting off anyone else doing the same. Strangely audio-focused, the game has an extensive audio library and a large part of gameplay is sound discipline.

Great alone, amazing with great headphones, best when played with friends and always fun while drunk.

Project Wingman is the everyman's Ace Combat. The fanatic dev team took a gamble on trying to recreate some of the best things about the AC series and created something that is both fun while still managing to be unique enough to avoid the stigma of being a "clone".

Technically, it's impressive how nice it looks even on older hardware and how optimized it is for a game that looks as good as it does. Gameplay wise, it's built on the framework of an arcade dogfighting series like AC, so expect heavy use of missile spam but there's enough freedom to give the adventurous player some fun choices. The music has some instant classics, but is otherwise unimpressive. Visually, it's a beautiful game that does its best to render some of the best skyboxes, weather, and SFX I've ever seen.

Protip: Don't pilot your jet with the sun in front of you. Your eyes will thank you.

A decent PC port of the classic NEO GEO game. Some issues like input lag can be remedied by choosing a wired controller, but the biggest issue is the on-screen frame drops. Since the frame rate is tied to the game's speed, some segments literally see the game move to a crawl. I don't remember if the old arcade machines had this issue.

Otherwise, it's a barebones port that changes very little of the actual game. If you can look past some minor technical issues, it's great for Steam gaming on the go, but you're better served finding games through some other, maybe, possibly, dubiously legal channels.

It's hard to hate a game that tries to pack in so much style and detail into something that is also very fun to play.

There's dozens of reviews you can read, and all of them say the exact same thing: A Hat in Time is living proof that the Collectathon is not dead, it just needs the love and support from people who want to make something fun.

A better mystery than all of L.A. Noire.
A better detective than Lobster Cop (almost).
A better soundtrack than the deafening silence in my tiny apartment.
The best dance moves in any video game ever.

Spoilers: May Contain Ghosts