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In this game, you'll choose a Resident Evil hero and participate in a free-for-all with six other players. Your objective is to kill as many people as you can before the five-minute timer expires. Each character has a unique load out consisting of two guns (a pistol with unlimited ammunition and a standard weapon) and two unique skills.

There are a number of issues with this game, including the matchmaking, which matches new players against veteran players, which can lead to an unfair advantage for the new players due to poor skill ceilings, which can be frustrating.

My suggestion would be to add bots or team deathmatches and make this game free.

Because I'm a Resident Evil Fanboy, I enjoyed this bonus content as a thank-you from Capcom to all Resident Evil Fans and look forward to more contents in the future.

An overall rating of 7.5/10 would be appropriate for this game.

Dead Space has been brought back to life by Motive Studio with its brilliantly redesigned spaceship, wonderfully subtly enhanced story, and magnificently reimagined action scenes.

It also expanded on the franchise's storyline. Dead Space's original plot unfolded quite slowly, with the explanation of the Necromorphs coming very late. This time, there are earlier mentions of what's really behind the terror taking over the ship.

As part of the narrative expansion, there are new side missions. These quests add more detail to the plot and require more exploration of the Ishimura.

There is only one word to describe the Dead Space remake: seamless. Practically every decision was made so that players like myself felt like these new features were already in the original game.

Motive made Dead Space something fans of the original and newcomers alike will enjoy equally, making it remarkably tricky to do.

Ratings: 8.5/10. 

It felt like I was playing a third person perspective in a first person perspective. I understand this main game story was intended to be exclusive to first persons, but at least improve on third person overall animations before releasing it.

Meh.

The gameplay is similar to Town of Salem, but it has vast improvements, as well as dead game lobby servers.

Wouldn't it be better to focus on improving Town of Salem rather than creating a copycat version?

Rating: 5/10.

A good oldschool nostalgic flash game back in the days, really kept me occupied during my childhood. 10/10.

A turn-based role-playing game similar to XCOM, but with the ability to perform up to 6 actions on each character in 1 turn.

It can take between 9 to 20 hours to complete one playthrough depending on difficulties. This does not include the endgame content,

Despite being repetitive and lacking replayability from time to time, it still maintains its main concert of strategy.

The play hours of this game are shorter than XCOM and I feel it's worth around $30 at most when it's on sale.

In general, I enjoy this game and would give a ratings of 7.5 out of 10.

Ultimately, Hooked on You has some funny aspects to it that are worth checking out for Dead by Daylight fans, but for others not familiar with the lore, it feels like a weaker dating sim that doesn't feel like its own game that's independent of the main series.

In spite of this, the game offers a lot of replay value by allowing players to get to know the island's four killers.

Overall rating: 3/5.

Bear and Breakfast's main attraction is the management simulation, not the story or the characters themselves. The story is simply a curtain for the much more fascinating cycle of building lodges, hosting guests, and then spending hard-earned cash on grander renovations.

There is a lot of linearity in Bear And Breakfast. Quests are required to unlocked new areas and advance the plot, but the quests themselves are tedious. Making certain dishes for the NPC to progress the quest is an example.

While Bear and Breakfast does have some flaws, it's a game I hadn't realized I wanted. It's charming, funny, and addictive. As I worked through the quests and upped the values of my properties, I couldn't pry myself away from it. Even though this game has some drawbacks, there are great rewards that keep players coming back for more. You'll enjoy playing Bear & Breakfast from start to finish because it's full of all the cozy vibes.

Even though Predator: Hunting Grounds may not be the best game and may not be considered "Game of the Year," it is endlessly entertaining to play, stalking through the jungle as either a firefighter or a predator, unclear if you are the hunter or hunted is a rewarding experience, and the randomised missions keep things engaging, even without a cohesive and immersive story.

While there are better games on the market, Predator: Hunting Grounds is just plain campy fun, and I always enjoy my time playing it, even if that time is swiftly ended by a maxed-out Predator who wipes an entire game of low-level players. A well-coordinated fireteam will always beat a skilled predator, no matter what their loadout or experience is.

Final Verdict:
Predator: Hunting Grounds will appeal to players who appreciate asymmetrical PVP titles. Keep in mind, however, that this is a fun game, not a competitive one.

8/10 ratings.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge offers groundbreaking gameplay rooted in timeless classic brawling mechanics. Blast your way through stunning pixel art environments and slay tons of enemies with your favorite Turtle, each with their own skills and moves - so every run is unique!

- Select a fighter, and use radical combos to defeat your opponents in intense combats that are packed with breathtaking action and outrageous ninja abilities.
- You can face off against Shredder and his loyal Foot Clan alone, or play with your friends or six players at once!
- A vintage TMNT vibe and stunning full-color pixel art graphics will transport you back to the 80s.
- Every character, vehicle, weapon, item, and background is inspired by the 1987 TV show, making you feel like you're hopping into the show.

The game has an 8.5/10 rating.