After Spending 35 hours with the game, I feel like I have tried and done what I wanted to with the game at this point. For being considered an MMO it feels more like a single player open world RPG. Social aspects and group activites such as talking in the faction chat room and 6 player raids/dungeons, don't become available till after you reach max level which I found to be a really odd decision by the developers. I reached max level (which is currently Level 45) just by b-lining and finishing the main story (at this time) for the Elyos Faction, which was mediocre at best and rather generic. I cleared the Verteron map of Strongholds (5-10 minute mini dungeons that has you kill x number of mobs or doing a memory puzzle once in a while), instanced Dungeons (similar to Strongholds just in cav… Read full

After 11 years, finally got around to playing The Witcher 3, and honestly, I can see why it's still considered one of the best RPGs ever made.

The characters are one of the game's biggest strengths. Geralt, Ciri, Yennefer, Triss, Dandelion, Zoltan, and many others all feel memorable and well written. The Wild Hunt also provides a compelling threat throughout the story. Your choices can have some genuinely interesting consequences, and not every decision has a clear right or wrong answer. This makes the game great for replaying, since you can explore different outcomes and endings.

Then there's Gwent. At first, it's frustrating when your deck is weak and everyone seems to have better cards than you. But once you build a strong deck, it becomes incredibly satisfying. The Skellige cards from Bl… Read full

After 430 hours, I don’t really feel like I can judge ARC Raiders the same way someone would after playing it for a few hours. At this point I’ve spent enough time with the game to see both why I keep coming back for another raid and the things that start getting annoying when you’ve played the same loop for a very long time.

The core gameplay loop is probably what keeps me here. You go in, look for loot, deal with ARC machines, keep an eye out for other players, and eventually try to get out with what you’ve found. It’s a simple idea, but the decisions become much more meaningful once you’re carrying something you actually don’t want to lose. Do I stay a little longer and risk everything for more loot, or do I just leave while things are going well? That risk/reward feeling is a big part o… Read full

Artyom and his wife leave their shelter beneath the Moscow metro system to traverse a Russian landscape blanketed in nuclear radiation in search of a new home.

It’s similar to *Fallout*, but set in Russia with a tone that leans more towards horror and a depressed narrative. I initially thought it was a pure open-world game, but it’s actually a mix: it features linear, mission-based storytelling akin to *Call of Duty* alongside *Fallout*-style exploration, offering expansive environments that vary with each chapter. It also retains cool RPG elements like weapon and gear customization, though the freedom here isn't quite as extensive as in *Fallout*.

I really love the difficulty level. I played on Hardcore mode, where if you’re suck just three hits then you're cooked. Loot is extremely limited… Read full

Counter-strike 2 is a pretty good game, it's pretty satisfying to use guns, and the maps are quite good, simply said.

Though I do have a complaint that a lot of other people have, the amount of cheaters in this game is honestly somewhat impressive, but I don't mean that in a good way.

This is most definetly the game in which I've seen the most cheaters ever.

Either way, I do reccomend this game, it's still good gameplay wise, but the cheater problem has to be solved.

The game is absolutely amazing only to be tainted by the sad community which acts as if the in-game content is insufficient. As a f2p player, I can confirm that the game is indeed easy to play unless you do not want to put in the hours, because the game does require commitment as well. Other than that, the story and the score is absolutely amazing. New exploration is way better than old exploration. My only concern is that even now, no 4 star can perform lunar reactions. Hoping future updates fix this. Nevertheless, Would I invest real money into this game? Time will tell. But Genshin is already an old game. It might be worth it.

I’ve been with the Diablo franchise since its earliest days, back when I was still in elementary school and discovering the thrill of dungeon crawling for the first time. That childhood spark has carried through decades, and Diablo IV feels like both a return to roots and a bold new chapter. Combat feels fluid and visceral, with each class offering depth and variety. The open-world design adds freedom without losing the series’ signature intensity. World events, dungeons, and PvP zones keep the experience dynamic, while the skill tree system allows for meaningful customization. It’s the kind of gameplay loop that reminds me why I fell in love with Diablo in the first place. With seasonal content, live events, and co-op play, Diablo IV is built for longevity. It’s not just a game you finish… Read full

Great game with a deep and moving story as well as multiple endings for both the main game and multiple endings for the DLC. Lots of options to specialize in for combat including guns, melee, throwing weapons, stealth, and hacking. Nearly all bugs have been fixed and it runs well on both PC and Steam Deck. Night City and the surrounding areas feel huge with lots of details and memorable aesthetics. Great voice acting especially by Keanu Reeves and Idris Elba. Overall after the 2.0 update and DLC this is highly recommended.

Clearly can't be played for singleplayer. But luckily my gf was in the mood for gaming. The puzzles we're easy to understand, hints were noticable, and the graphics we're immaculate. Boss fights made the game more thrilling and will test your gf's patience with you(based on experience). We had fun. Highly recommended for maidenless people to find their significant others.

Loved Kingdom Come Deliverance. I fell even more in love with Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. The map is bigger, the story is vast, different choices determines which heroine you're going to spend in the ending, which i just realize that this game explored the dating system far more that they even added an lgbtq+ ending. Amazing storyline. Amazing battles. Amazing game. Love the main antagonist.