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Orcs Must Die! 3 is fine and fun for its short gameplay time. I would appreciate it more if it had more variation for the traps but it is barely enough with what it has. It is fun enough for 5-6 hours and it is even better with a friend but I expected more from this game, from the story to its traps and enemies, this very well could have 10 hours of playtime without boring its players. As it is tho it is 6.5/10.

Anomaly Agent is fine, not polished to perfection but it is not a hot garbage either. It does not feel fluent like in the trailer, it definitely needs improvement but it is serviceable and for this price, I believe it is an okay deal.
6/10 - If Steam had a mixed review option this would be it.

At first, my friend and I tried playing this game on Remote Play, but it became evident that the game was not designed for it. The camera remained fixed between characters, and during boss fights, there were instances where we could only see the center of the arena, losing sight of our characters. This became particularly frustrating in boss encounters.
After that, my friend decided to call it quits, and I attempted to play solo a few more times. Unfortunately, this wasn't it. The game can be fun when you use a cool and compatible build, it has that charm but so are most of the rogue-lite games out there.
I wouldn't recommend this game, not because it's terrible, but because there are numerous superior rogue-lite games available.

The game needs some polish but its core gameplay, mechanics, setting, ideas, and the rogue-lite loop is really good. It's even more hectic and hilarious with a friend.

I played Elden Ring a while ago but I couldn't write a review just because of how massive and overwhelming it is in both good and bad. As always FromSoftware did a banger, masterfully thought enemies, skills, bosses, soundtrack, beautifull sceneries, good variety of rule 34 potential. I can't praise enough the good parts of this game. It is damn unrivaled. But, it also got a bit more mainstream and easy for my taste. I am no souls-like expert by any stretch and I know if I wanted to I could create my own challenges but mostly, if the game has a mechanic, I tend to use it. It is a really personal negative but when this massive of a game offers you a mimic, I used the hell out of it but this kinda killed the challenge of it all. I love a %100 completion on my every run and when the game is this big, I lose my interest in other playthroughs because of this lack of challenge.
89/100

the amount of 'balls' and 'holes' jokes a friend group can come up with is absurd in this game. It is really creative in that sense. I heard things that I didn't hear even in bed, or I could be a virgin too. I don't know, who cares? 10/10

Back then, I heard a lot of positive things about Cod: Black Ops. I cannot say if they were true or not at that time, but I can easily say that the game did not age well. For the most part, it is clunky, it is unresponsive and the missions are all over the place. 6/10

Hades is a straightup near perfect rogue-lite game. Sadly its flaws are irritating enough that you can not close your eyes to it. Unlike most of the rogue-lite games Hades leans on the story as well as the gameplay and this is good, really good if done correctly. Greek mythology is common knowledge and even if you don't specifically love the mythos it still has enough power to make you interested enough. But like I said if done correctly, mythology and its characters are a perfect base for a story and sadly Hades does not done that, at least for some parts.
The thing is, towards the epilogue the game does not have anything to add gameplaywise but it adds another layer of story to follow and this is refreshing for rogue-lite enjoyers. As I said this is also less complicated and very much more welcoming to the new players of this genre, but it loses its spark at some point cuz unlike most rogue-lite games Hades does not have any real endgame boss, challenge, or anything. If it was a perfect story this could still be good but the game's story is hidden in dialogues and the dialogues are a bit problematic/immersion-breaking (sometimes the dialogue you sposed to have is blocked cuz of an in-game event, sometimes the character you are supposed to talk is absent, the character that supposed to give me the epilogue quest is talking with someone else so if I want that quest I have to do another run just to speak with her, the worst one was that one time my character was talking to himself and revealed a story spoiler cuz I reached the last area of the run (at that point neither I nor my character had the story hint to say that)).
Even with its immersion-breaking events Hades is a well earned 8/10.

Kingdom Two Crowns is a pretty good couple activity. It is mostly chill, entertaining and it always tends to get better with good teamwork. A few times I have laughed at our bad decisions, a few times we accuse each other of those bad decisions, and a few times we got our butt handed to us. In the end, we managed to win the game by building the walls and making them pay for it so it was an experience for sure.

Core Keeper is good, not perfect but good. It's simple but plentiful. It has everything that a survival/craft game needs to have, and nothing extraordinary to add. It is a good combination of a few games and quite good ones at that.
7/10