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Everquest is kind of like being thrusted straight back into the 90s, when your computer could barely run solitare and your mother was pretty hot. I had never played Everquest back in it's hay day, I instead played World of Warcraft back in the Cataclysm days, but it was obvious that when I first started up EQ, that it was the OG of MMORPGS.


It's very complicated in my opinion. But obviously people opt for a different experience over the 'hand-holding' that most MMOs give you nowadays. You kind of feel a sense of 'freedom' when you embrace these mechanics in particular.

Combat is pretty niche, similar to the likes of Morrowind. Honestly, I could only relate to Morrowind as that was the only game that I played that had similar combat mechanics.

Interacting with NPCs was quite profound too. You would have to either press the 'h' key on your keyboard or say 'hail' (hitler) to the NPC you wanted to talk to. From there you have to continue the conversation through the chat box with the highlighted words.


HAHAHAHA no. Simply put, this game is pretty rock hard honestly. I found myself dying in pretty awkward situations and failed to see why the game hated me so much. It obviously takes a lot of time to master what's in game for sure.


I honestly don't know what to say about this game. If you want to feel the rush of nostalgia and cheesy 90s movies and commercials throbbing through your veins, then give it a shot. If you're looking for an MMO to try however and haven't really scratched the surface with online gaming, this game might not be for you.

Blatently yes. As if I didn't suspect this from the screenshots. You can tell that a lot of assets from the World of Warcraft game have been ripped straight into this game and boy... The results ain't pretty.


Well for starters you can't even jump. Like, who in gods ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ name came up with that idea? You would need to jump to access parts of the world that you couldn't access in the first place. But obviously, the developers of the game are sticking to a linear movement pattern, even straight down to clicking across the floor to move your character in a similar style to the Diablo games. Don't even try to use WASD or the arrow keys. Tough ♥♥♥♥.


Absolutely awful. I'd rather be on the toilet excreting everything I've eaten today, than fight another creature on this game. To make matters worse, there is literally no contest between you and the mob you're fighting. You can easily one or two shot whoever you're trying to take down and it's literally the easiest thing on the planet... BRUH.


Not really, but I'm going to have to aren't I?

1. For some reason, the UI in this game is absolutely ugly. It's forceful and it's trying to rip off WoW (yet again) in the worst of ways. Also, while you're doing your quests, a bar at the top of the screen will randomly scroll, saying "Oh, if you refer your friends when you reach Level 35, you can get 1000 gold!" hahahah ♥♥♥♥ OFF.

2. I don't know how to use mounts at all. You seem to receive a mount at Level 5 and I tried using it and literally nothing happened, at all. Thanks Obama.

3. This game sucks.

So yeah, stay the hell away from this pile of faeces. I think I've literally contracted Ebola from playing 20 minutes of the game.

Now if you'll excuse me, I'll be off to my hospital to see if this game has actually killed me.

0/10

Servers for TrackMania 2: Stadium are still popping after so many years.

I used to play this nonstop as a kid, so this game will always have a place in my heart.

It also surprisingly runs very well on a Steam Deck, so I would definitely recommend trying it on there also.

Crush Crush is one of those 'clicker' games essentially, but this time you have to attempt to pull girls with your ability to press your mouse at the speed of light. You start off as enemies of some sort, then have to work your way up until you become girlfriends by completing repetitive tasks.


I've only played 20 minutes of the game, but if there is any naked anime girls, then please don't hesitate to let me know.


Like most free to play games, yes this game comes in a form of microtransactions called 'diamonds', which can be used to speed up the process of many activities and buy certain items in-game early.



In order to get with the girls in the game, you'll need to level up things such as 'jobs' and 'hobbies' which allow you to complete a certain amount of objectives to progress with the girl. By clicking the character on the main screen however, you gain 'hearts' which is essentially the 'clicker' part of the game. You can however gain multiple amounts of hearts at the same time via 'chatting' to the girls (essentially a one button press and it gives you +25 hearts etc.) and going on dates. There is a wait time behind doing these though, but they're never usually longer than a few seconds.


You've asked this question already. I don't know. Stop asking this question.


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It's like 700 mb, which isn't even that much in today's standards, but if you wanna try out something new in the Clicker genre, then sure why not? If you like anime of any sort then yeah, this is probably up your alley.

Well my friend, I'm glad you asked. Audiosurf 2 is a rhythm-based game created in 2015 by developer Dylan Fitterer. The original game was well recieved by critics and fans and was quite popular in the gaming community so why not release another game you know?


Well it kind of is to be honest. I've only ever played the demo of the original Audiosurf game which was released back in February 2008 and there is a tonne more content on this 'overhauled' version of the game. New modes, skins to surf on, connectivity to Soundcloud so you don't actually need to have music on your disk drive to actually play the game and Steam Workshop capabilities make this a helluva' lot better than the original.


So the objective of Audiosurf is to rack up points by hitting the procedurally placed 'blocks' on the track of the level, which can be controlled by either a controller, mouse or even keyboard if you're feeling lucky enough... Punk. As well as this, you need to dodge the grey 'blocks' in the track, otherwise you'll lose a combo or streak of points and it'll be higher to obtain that high-score that you've been spending four and a half days trying to achieve.



Anything your heart desires! Depending on the BPM of the track, it changes the difficulty of the game entirely. Say for example you're into music like LCD Soundsystem and Coldplay with most of the time, a low BPM, the game should be somewhat easy if you know what you're doing. However, if you like genres of music with a higher BPM such as Gabber or Speedcore, then get ready for a bumpy ride my friend.



Absolutely! If you're a fan of music or rhythm-based games, then this is definitely something you need to pickup in the near future or when it goes on sale. I actually bought it for full price back near its release date but I've definitely got the capacity to run a load more hours into the game.

This game effectively allows children to gamble real money on weapon skins that have monetary value.

That is pretty damn epic, if you ask me.