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Wow... What a game... Truly a sequel worthy of Dead Space. Dead Space 2 picks up three years after the events from the first game and takes place inside the Sprawl, a colony on Saturn's largest moon- Titan. Isaac Claarke is once again thrown into Necromorph-infested areas and must fight his way through hordes of creatures to destroy a second Marker, only this time with his sanity no longer in tact. It is truly a beast of a sequel, taking everything that made its predecessor amazing and improved upon it greatly. The gameplay is much smoother. No longer does controlling Isaac feel like driving a tank and the Kinesis feature is much more responsive. The suspense is well kept throughout the entire game, much like the first Dead Space. The visuals are improved, heck, EVERYTHING IS IMPROVED UPON. It's the Terminator 2 of video games, a masterfully crafted sequel that delivers even more than the first one. I tip my hat to you EA, and I wish you could return to these glorious games. To everyone reading this, ABSOLUTELY GET THIS GAME, especially when on sale. It will be a treat for horror fans, third person shooter fans, or gamers in general. It is a treat for everyone!!!

The continuation to the highly successful F.E.A.R., F.E.A.R. 2 Project Origin delivers more of the same like its predecessor, but with improved graphics and gameplay. You play as Sgt. Michael Becket, a soldier sent to retrieve a VIP from her villa as the Armacham Black Ops squads try and kill you, while being subdues to the terrible psyche of Alma Wade, the vicious ghost from the first game. It is a solid FPS, a solid horror game and boasts a solid ammount of lore. It is a solid game. If you are a fan of FPS, certainly pick it up. You will not regret it!

Dead Space is one of those classic, and I do mean CLASSIC, survival horror games. Truly a masterpiece, a real jewel in the horror genre. It's a over-the-shoulder, third person shooter game... but it's not only a game, it's an experience. It maintains suspense and mystery throughout the entire game, and never ceases to scare you when you least expect it. You are Isaac Claarke, an engineer and ship systems specialist tasked to oversee and repair communications on the Planetcracking Starship Ishimura, which is overrun with alien lifeforms known as Necromorphs. You must survive 12 deadly chapters of the game, and face various enemies. It is, by all accounts, a scary game. Truly something to play in the dark and with headphones off. Old but gold... this game is a perfect example of it.

Ah... good ol' GUN. It is one of my childhood memories. GUN is a Western-themed open-world action game with a revenge plot thrown in. As Colton White's life turns into a quest for vengeance and justice, he must uncover the truth about his heritage and face the ominous rail-road owner Magruder. While the story is decent, it is fairly short for an open-world setting. Don't get me wrong, there are still side missions to do to increase your stats, as well as purchase weapon upgrades, but if you decide not to do these, then you've got the game beaten in pretty much 2 or so hours. As for me, I took a trip down Memory Lane and really enjoyed the game. I've got to mention a huge flaw of the game though. Even though I enjoy it very much, I find the world rather... empty. True there is wildlife that attacks you and bandit raids, sure. But its the same types at the same locations over and over that you pick up the pace rather quick. Also, the setting needs more interactivity and what I mean by this is that the overall map needs to have more hidden locations, an expanded interior design and more accessible houses, expanded designs of Dodge City and Empire, perhaps even bonus side missions such as burglaries, raids, robberies, showdowns one-to-one,cowboy style. All of these would make the game even better that it already is. If it would get a remaster, or perhaps a sequel, it would warm up my heart dearly. It is still an AMAZING GAME. Great story, likeable characters, responsive gameplay, wide variety of weapons, the Quickdraw system for eliminating enemies, decent variety of Bounty, Rancher, Pony Express, Poker and Lawman side missions and a BEAUTIFUL soundtrack that make GUN definitely a game to pick up and play. Being made in 2005, pre-dating Read Dead Redemption, it is a classic of its time. I would definitely recommend you purchase it on sale, because I assure you, it will be something you will not regret!

It's an awesome game! The gameplay, the story, the mythos... EVERYTHING!
I highly recommend buying this game and exploring every square inch of it. Why? Because it's BATMAN!

It's a fun little game. Gave me a heart attack a couple of times. Overall it's awesome to play with friends. If you manage to get some cash and don't wanna buy expensive stuff, buy this game it goes on sale quite often.

Simply put, this is the Korean take Counter-Strike's zombie mode. It has the same old engine as Counter Strike 1.6 as well as the other versions. The gameplay is, as you'd expext, the same like in Counter Strike. The only difference is that the Counter Terrorists are named Survivors and the Terrorists are Zombies. But, where Counter Strike Nexon Zombies lacks in graphics and gameplay, it makes it up with abundant ammount of content, many gamemodes to explore, and provides the player with hours of fun. There is so much content in this game that I'd swear it'll take ages for me to get them all. Sure, most of it has to be payed for but you can still get them by winning theme as prizes. The game provides multiple zombie modes, story modes, and classic free to play FPS game modes. This game is fun to play even when you're alone, though it can be unforgiving and unfair at some points. But with friends it is hours of laughter and shooting guns. If you enjoy the 1.6 and older versions of Counter Strike, you will definetly enjoy Counter Strike Nexon Zombies - because it's not so much different from it, but still provides much fun to the player.

A crappy Minecraft/Call of Duty clone. If you played the game the first time, I think you probably never booted it up again. After the first play, the game offers zero replay value. It offers nothing to you so you can get back to the game and play again. From my point of view, this game is just a game-fart - it happens, it's unpleasant, but it goes away in a short time. Gameplay is redundant, the graphics are somewhat worse than Minecraft, LAG is highly present in this game, the maps are boring and not creative, the game modes bring nothing new to it and are boring as hell and the guns feel somewhat the same. You get 4 guns at the start, and that's all you get because if you want another gun, then prepare your wallets because every gun except the first 4 starting guns needs to be paid for separately. Why would anyone do that? Why would someone pay cash in a game that has zero replay value? Sure it's somewhat fun with friends, but that's as far as you'd get. Stay away from this game. It has zero creativity, zero replay value, it's boring as all hell... It just comes by and goes as fast as it came.

Well... A free to play fantasy game that actually intrigued me. En Masse Entertainment really show that they can make a good fantasy game, well atleast to me. The graphics are not that great that is one of it's prons, the combat is a little redundant. but not too much, some quests are so boring and lazy that you'd swear someone was pulling a joke on you. Well... TERA makes it up with a stable internet connection, LAG is not present for the most part, the layouts and maps are intriguing and they are fascinating to look at, enemies look scary at some part and even intimidating, the story is great but nobody gives a damn about that... Sure it can be boring at some part, but with friends, it makes it more interesting and therefore all the more reason you continue playing. If you're a fan of fantasy games and your wallet is empty, I suggest you to play TERA.