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Half-Life 1 as an engaging Office/Lab-based SCP, survival, crafting experience
Absolutely fantastic game with so much content to explore and areas/entities to see with rewarding progression - one I will keep coming back to for every update. This game is a wonderful blend of SCP/Survival/Base-Building/Horror/Half-Life and Sci-Fi with an interesting world and story, I actually enjoy listening to and even repeating the audio logs. They flow well and it's just enjoyable to learn more about the SCP/Containment aspect of the facility.

Greatest Video Game Redemption Arc

Absolute Masterpiece, my only regret in not trying this sooner and pushing it off for years

+ Materia system is great once you get used to it
+ Memorable characters
+ Great Story and Detail with twists
+ Surprisingly huge world
+ Legendary and Memorable music
+ Challenging in areas but fun

(Played through on another device)

This is an incredible experience through and through.
Play on Jedi Grandmaster and it's like a mix of:
- Sekiro/Dark Souls (Action)
- Tomb Raider / Uncharted (Exploration)
- Hollow Knight (In terms of progression + ability/force unlocks)

After getting 100%, I feel this is a game definitely worth playing if you like the above - Genuinely surprised it's from EA.
+ Good Characters that change throughout the story
+ Diverse Environments + Audio that keeps faithful to SW
+ Engaging Action
+ Surprising Ending (I actually really enjoyed this segment)
+ Customisation is really well done especially in regards to the lightsaber
+ Battle grid is a fun addition

I only really have a few negatives:
- No fast travel on planets can be a nightmare (looking at you Zeffo)
- Climbing segments can be monotonous, but I never really felt bored whilst playing

Overall, this game is definitely a 9/10 and just left me wanting more

Nioh 1 was great, but Nioh 2 vastly improves on many areas the first fell lower on - Many people skipped over the first but I'd definitely recommend starting here to be honest.

The game itself is clearly built up from the first, but they've done a great job of improving pretty much any and all shortcomings, key areas being:

>> Ability trees + Weapons - There are a ton of these here that you can really mix together to make interesting/unique styles. The new weapons are great fits too, each with unique styles of their own and Yokai Shift feels powerful to use.

>> Combat - The general feel is much better and responsive. Engaging, intense and overall solid, providing many potential approaches and combinations

>> Yokai/Enemies - Greatly improved diversity. The key enemies here are the Yokai, which was a big problem in the original due to lack of enemy types. Nioh 2 greatly improves in this regard with plenty of new, unique Yokai Types introduced. I also find it fascinating to read about them in the 3D gallery and see where their design inspiration came from in old folklore/tales.

>> Content - There is so much to do here. I'm at 100 hours and just at the final mission. Stage-wise you have main missions, side missions, twilight missions, online missions and random encounters (also online) + I believe there are more types that unlock after the main game. It also includes 3 whole DLCs to add to that afterwards. Combined with the already expansive player customisation, weapons, armour, magic, loot, guardian spirits and ability systems, there's a whole lot of depth to Nioh 2.


My only minor complaint is that Wind and Earth elements seem to be almost none existent here and have pretty much been replaced by Purity and Corruption - I feel as though they could have kept all of these elements in really?

Other than that, fantastic game absolutely worth picking up :)

As good today as when first released.
There is real depth to this game - Every play-through is deep, engaging and especially/uniquely challenging. Unlocking the ships is also a very rewarding experience as they offer vastly different ways to start each run with their own unique strengths/weaknesses.

FTL is a genuine classic that can be painfully difficult at first, but quickly becomes very enjoyable + rewarding.

Masterpiece. Extremely intense and challenging, but fully rewarding and enjoyable. Keeps you learning whilst constantly evolving + engaging. The boss fights are the absolute best part for me.

Atmospheric, Engaging and Terrifying - Everyone should try this
Very very good with others and a game worth following for future updates - Excited for more!

Really surprised at how much I'm enjoying this since I originally avoided it - wasn't around when it was released so my only experience is after the big wastelanders update.

It's not as horrendous as it's commonly made out to be, but expect it to play exactly like Fallout 4 with improved features, diverse map and better systems etc.

The main highlight for me in the Fallout series is the exploration and FO76 definitely lives up environmentally. Each region is completely unique and filled with places to go with each place telling its own stories of what happened before and after. There's a lot of variety in things to collect too like food, guns, junk...

It's entirely possible to play this game solo and isn't too difficult - 145hrs in and only had good experiences with others

What's really daft is the storage and how its tied behind a pass. Don't get Fallout First. You'll probably reach the limit around level 25-30 but from then you just have to keep managing it. 800 is definitely enough to live by though and you can still hoard materials for repairs etc.