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More arcade-y than Dirt Rally 2.0, but it feels really fun to play and throw cars around. The new WRC cars are a welcome to the roster, and it has many great, looooong stages to drive the hours away. Definitely worth trying if you're a rally fan.

Spent more time washing in here than cleaning my own house

DLC Side note:
F the Warhammer DLC, takes like 3x as long as the other DLCs for no reason other than having loads of small parts on everything. Not fun.

You use the Frogfoot for it's superior ground targeting capabilities.

I use the Frogfoot for 6 x rapid fire gunpods.

We are not the same.

The bad:
- The quest design can be frustrating where you need to catch one piece of information in a cutscene, or from some NPC, and if you miss it you're screwed. Only a few quests like this in the game.
- The AI party path finding can be so bad that sometimes they loop themselves on small rocks and throw themselves into the insta-kill sea.
- Getting stun locked in melee battle feels like complete ass. Only a couple of vocations (fighter/thief) have stuff to break out of it effectively.

The good:
- Exploration is top notch for an RPG, and the main reason why I play games like this. So many things to find and places to discover.
- Not a lot of enemy factions, but the fights themselves against groups are good fun. Fighting against big monsters is also fun, but it can get samey with jumping on their back, and pressing Triangle over and over again.
- Classes are varied and you can change at any time. All feel powerful in their own way and have some really fun skills.
- Party composition is completely up to you, with your main pawn (NPC) being controlled by you (class, equipment, look), and you recruit another two player's pawns to your party. Good freedom.

Overall I thought the main quest was alright, but the aftermath of it (if you go for that ending) is what really made it stand out. Overall a solid RPG.

Came for the quirky car, stayed for the almost-poop-my-pants atmosphere

Decent idle game that's all about balancing the spreadsheets. One mechanic I like is that it banks "time" when you're offline to spend in a speed-up mechanic. An alright time killer.

It's chaotic, crazy, and tons of fun. Feel like you're playing the Starship Troopers movie. Join the Helldivers today and defend freedom!

A fun but unexpectedly creepy fishing game. Nice bits of lore dotted around and some fun fishing mini games, tied around an engaging and intriguing story.

Bit disappointed by the DLC, was expecting more to the "main quest", but it's a nice little sub-region.

Good fun as always with the Flipper games, I really enjoyed the building/demolishing tools to allow you to really customise a houses makeup.

Wish there was things like curtains and skylights, but it looks like they are going to be added soon from the items present in preset missions.

Had fun with it with friends, but the initial progression and lack of challenges caused it to go stale quickly. Gunplay feels nice and so does the overall combat, with the mix-and-match perk system giving good freedom, but it just doesn't feel like something I want to play over and over.

Like Payday 2, it'll probably get good after another year or so, so I'll come back then.