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Content Warning is honestly a really fun game, but I feel like there could be some more polish and fine tuning. Unfortunately I cannot recommend this game simply because of two main mechanics to the game. These aren't terrible mechanics by no means, but I feel like they could use some adjustments and some fine tuning.

First off is the Footage and Camera. I personally think the camera itself works fine, except for the low film percentage. This whole game is about capturing footage of monsters and silly moments with your friends, but you only get like a minute or less of footage since the film percent goes down so quick. This ends up leading to your footage being choppy and just a jumble of cuts. You can't film some things cause you're not sure if it's worth it or if it'll even help towards your view count. I'd personally love if it had just more film to work with. It's fun making funny moments with your friends and even making some fun memories.

The second mechanic is the in game time limit. The oxygen meter is incredibly short, which it seems this way due to a lot of little things decreasing it even more. Things like sprinting seem to lower it a bit faster, taking damage seems to chunk it away, and I believe even falling can drop the oxygen even more. I'd love for there to be ways to increase it or just simply have it be longer.

Overall, I would recommend this game if you're just looking for a quick fun game with friends. Yet I simply cannot recommend it to my friends. This game just needs some more polish and fine tuning and hopefully it gets some funding and fun updates. I'll certainly be keeping an eye on it.

Laika: Aged Through Blood was a lovely Metrovania to play through. The art, level design, gun play, soundtrack and story was a blast.

I'd certainly recommend this to anyone looking for a nice story and unique take on the Metrovania style. The gameplay feels nice, as well as the mechanics of the game. Backflipping to reload your current weapon while also blocking shots with the bike feels nice and smooth and it can add to some of the tensity in some fights. The weapons are all interesting and provide their own strengths and downsides, but they add a nice variety of engagement.

The soundtrack is absolutely gorgeous and soothing. It fits the game nicely as you coast through the levels or take slow mo shots at enemies. There's a collection of Cassettes in the game that you can play through and listen to while driving around and exploring and some areas have their own unique music. All of it is nice and sets the tone well.

Level design was great, easy to understand and there's plenty of little secrets to find throughout the levels. Some places may require more time than others to get through, but it's always fun to come back and find them.

Overall I honestly do recommend you to try this game and I'll be happy to recommend this game to my friends.

Sea of Thieves is a really enjoyable and sometimes a relaxing game. The casual PvE is nice and fun, the PvP is alright and not competitive. Sure you'll get the folks who want to attack on sight and try their best to win every fight, but at the end of the day it's a PvP pirate game and some folks just wanna fight each other.

Most of the time I'm not too worried or upset when getting sunk. Sometimes I'm just relaxing, listening to the ambiance, playing tunes, or just fishing. Playing with my close friends is honestly the best experience. Just enjoying our time together and doing the PvE stuff while always keeping a watchful eye for any crews out there that might attempt to sink us.

I haven't gotten too far into the Tall Tales, since I don't want to get ahead of my friends, but so far A Pirates Life is enjoyable. If you enjoy Pirates of the Caribbean, then you'll get a kick out of the campaign for it.

Overall I certainly recommend this game if you're a fan of the Pirate theme, enjoy a nice casual mix of PvE and PvP, and want an online sandbox adventure game. Combat may feel a bit janky at times since hit registration can not work at times and such, I haven't had much trouble with it, but I have heard about the complaints.

This game is quite the gem. I've had my eye on it a little after its start on Early Access on Steam, but I bought it a little bit before the lightning tiger came out (Lei Luo).

I still play this game, though its every now and then. This is a very fun rogue-like dungeon crawler. It can be solo'd or played with three friends. Every character has their own unique play styles. A game you could compare this to, mechanically wise, is the Borderlands Series. The mechanic they have the most similarity to is the Element system. Corrosion damages armor health more, lightning damages shield health more, and fire damage deals damaged to health. The dog's (Ao Bai) signature move is even duel wielding. You can even mix elements to create a new element that'll do a new effect.

The bosses in this game are always fun to go against. Each stage having two unique bosses, except for the optional final area. The only boss I disliked was probably the Polar Monarch. I don't dislike the fight, I just dislike the DPS check phase. It feels anticlimactic. The Polar Monarch is a awesome boss, both visually and mechanically, to go against.

I do heavily recommend this game to anyone looking for a fast paced, rogue-like, fps. The game looks pretty, feels good to play, and overall plays well. A lot of care and love went into making this game and I'm happy I could watch this game grow.

This was a very fun game to play. The fast paced, action, hack and slash it brought to the table was very engaging and enjoyable. The only real problems I had was the Blade Mode and Camera. These weren't persistent issues, just issues I either got better with or just ignored and tried to work around.

The issue I had with Blade Mode was just simply getting used to it and figuring it out. Moving the mouse too fast would cause it to slash and in certain situations would cause problems. Yet after trial and error, and of course practice, I eventually got better with it enough to utilize it properly.

Camera issues were simply collision and random re-centers. Getting knocked into a corner or wall would cause the camera to freak out at some points, but that's not really a big surprise and just requires you to work around it when it happens. Stay calm and don't freak out about it. The re-centering issue only really happened when using the cardboard box and sitting still. The camera would suddenly jolt back to a different direction which made it an issue when tracking certain enemies.

Overall it is a great game and honestly worth the money, especially since the steam version comes with the DLC. I'd heavily recommend it if you looking for a Hack and Slash to get into, especially with its ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awesome soundtrack.

DLC Review:
Jetstream Sam's little DLC was short, but brought insight to some of his story. It also brought a slightly different playstyle and different mechanics. It was much more combat focused, while some parts you could stealth, it was just better to challenge it with the combat.

Blade Wolf's little DLC was absolutely fun. The combat was fun and a little challenging as Blade Wolf seemed to take more damage than Raiden and Sam. Stealth was more doable since Blade Wolf could assassinate most of the enemies.

Overall the DLCs are short but sweet. The provide fun little content and some insight on the characters they're about.

I really enjoyed this game, the unique take on a card game style and the deck building in it was very fun to experience. Even getting a game over, it still feels like you're still taking a step forward in progress. The story was fascinating and slowly piecing things together up until the conclusion was fun. I enjoyed every bit that this game had to offer.

I strongly recommend this game to anyone looking for a unique Singleplayer story with a slice of card game like gameplay. There's plenty of tid bits and secrets to get a hold of and learn through. Don't feel too bad if a simple stroke of bad luck ends your run, just get back in there and challenge it with a different approach.

I really do enjoy this game, it's been an amazing experience and I've gifted it to so many friends just to be able to play with them, So far each one has also had great enjoyment from it and not one level has left us with frustration. Three levels, each with their own objectives and slight twists, are really fun and great to play. Learning how the possessed work and what strats work well against them is fun to figure out and execute.

The first level, The Farmhouse, sets up a good idea on what the baseline the game has and helps you get a good grasp on what to expect from the other maps. The teamwork required and planning feel great, while proximity chat makes it even more intense as getting separated even more frightful and stressful.

My only suggestion would be that the audio might need some touch ups. Molly, The Asylum's Possessed, can be difficult to pin down with audio only. As she can sound like she's upstairs when in reality she's just in the room to your left and rapidly approaching your location.

I honestly recommend this to anyone looking for a fun co-op horror game to play with one to three friends. Solo is fine, but there's something special about being with your friends as you all work together to keep each other safe and work together to defeat the Possessed.

I honestly recommend this game to anyone looking for a good story and a good Horror game. The atmosphere and ambiance is really well done and the symbolism in the story is nicely done as well. Each enemy you encounter has something in relevance to the main character and each side character is an important piece to the story.

There are multiple endings to the game that are determined based on specific actions you've taken in the story. Some decisions might not be so obvious while others you might do without even realizing the impact it's done. There's also unlockables and an additional gamemode that can be compared to something like Resident Evil 2's Hunk mode. A mode where you have so little shots and must speed run through a few levels.

The multiplayer is fun, I do suggest trying it with friends. The horror might not be as great as the single player's but it's still fun in the end. I highly recommend using Hamachi to connect and play with your friends. The Multiplayer can be a little long, but you could easily do it in one sitting if you work with your friends and share ammo properly.

Going to be completely honest. No matter how low the price is, don't purchase this game. Read the description, it's no longer supported so it won't receive updates. A friend bought it and sent it to me as a joke, and goodness it's so bad. The world itself is choppy and in pieces. Grass is floating, terrain is clipping through things. Inventory is odd and overall a really poor experience. I would not recommend buying this game purely because it's an unfinished mess of a game that will never get updated. You cents are better used for buying snacks.