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PayDay 2 is a game where you play as a team of four heisters and perform a series of heists across Washington D.C. and later around the world. Counting all the DLC heists there are over 70 heists to for you to complete varying from bank robberies to stealing nuclear warheads from a military installation. There are a variety of different weapons and teammates that you can select to complete your heists with and hundreds of items to unlock like different weapon mods, masks and even other characters to play as.
Payday 2 allows you to complete the heists offline with 3 AI players or online and it has one of the best online gameplay I’ve seen in a game. Since every player is working towards the same goal and wants to earn the biggest reward there really aren’t too many “trolls” or “toxic players”. I’m usually weary of trying online games because of the nature of it but I really did not experience any problems playing the multiplayer. You also get a bigger reward for playing online and having everyone finish the heist than you do offline so there’s even more incentive to give it a try.
My biggest problem with PayDay 2 is the same problem I have with games like Skyrim, there’s just so much to do and unlock that it can start to feel like a second job. With the game having over a thousand achievements and most achievements unlocking different items in game it can really be rewarding to try and unlock them. Overall I really liked this game and would highly recommend playing it.

Dead Island is a zombie survival game where you play a group of survivors trapped on the island of Banoi. Each playable survivor specializes in a certain type of weapons and had their own unique personality. Dead Island feels like a cross between Borderlands with its looting and weapon rarity system along with the skill tree system and Dead Rising with its killing waves of zombies in a tropical resort. Dead Island starts off strong, the environment is beautiful and it’s satisfying to defeat zombies but as the game goes on it becomes a lot worse. You leave the tropical resort and head into a city followed by a jungle; the story gets weaker and more complicated and the enemies start to become damage sponges and require you to constantly be looking for better gear just to be able to stand a chance.

One of the weakest parts of the game is escorting survivors, they run ahead of you until they come to a complete stop until you fight off large groups of zombies and do not protect themselves very well. Another weakness is that the story itself is short but the game floods you with side missions that are either fetch quests or go to place and kill thing and quickly become tiresome. The story tries very hard to be dramatic and have several moments that are supposed to be sad but in a game where you can make a machete that shoots lightning and where they try to make fighting zombies fun it feels like a weird shift in tone. At the end of the day Dead Island is another zombie game and doesn’t really do much to stand out from the rest.

HDRINA is a 2D minimalist platformer where the platforms are generated by the music. While this is an interesting concept and the music itself is really good and the platforming isn't bad. My biggest complaint is that when your character has a dialogue box appear it takes up a significant portion of the screen and covers the platforms and enemies. While it's not a bad game it's clear that the focus is more on the music than the actual game. The story is confusing and the dialogue makes no sense and the ending is strange. I'd honestly say give it a try to hear the great music but don't expect much from the gameplay.

Ok let me start by saying I don't hate this game, in fact I really want it to do well. The art style and sound track are really good and the character and story are really interesting and I want to keep playing this game, unfortunately when I reach Chapter 5 where Chris the Crab is going to teach me a new move I get an error and cant keep playing. There are also lots of animation bugs when I'm fishing or traveling through vents.

I want to give this game a positive review and recommend it to people but I can't in it's current state, however if it does receive some patches and i can finish the game then I will give it a new review but until then I cannot recommend.

Mobler is a platformer where you need to jump on a series of falling platforms. As you progressively jump higher the ground below you disappears and you get points based on how high you jump. Overall, not a bad platformer.

A game about putting hats on cats...

That's it. You click on the hats then the cats, the drawings look nice but it takes less than 5 minutes to finish. It works better as a screensaver than it does a game.

Skyrim is a massive single player role playing game with lots of quests to do and locations to discover. Along with the main story there are four guilds to join and a civil war where you can decide the winner. The main/dragon story follows the traditional elder scrolls story of high fantasy and adventure. The Mages Guild has a solid story but magic has become more of a science, The Thieves Guild starts strong but becomes very grindey, the assassins guild starts out very slow but then quickly picks up and the companions/fighters guild takes a very strange turn and make them feel more like a group of thugs than a guild and has a weird twist that comes out of nowhere. The Civil War has a lot of build-up to it however the world feels like you aren’t supposed to pick a winner. After the war half the cities have most of the NPCs replaced with dry new characters and the actual war amounts to fighting random soldiers in a fort a few times and taking over a couple cities.
The biggest problem I had with this game is all the bugs, and this is supposed to be a remastering of the original. I constantly saw NPC phasing through objects, items fly across the room for no reason, random creatures spawning in locations they don’t belong and more. While they aren’t that bad at first, they can become very annoying.

Drive Switch Evade is a game where you are tasked with collecting coins and avoiding police and there are a variety of different modes to do this. You have your casual mode and your drive evade mode which is similar to casual mode from the perspective of a SAT camera. Then you have your Drive Switch Evade mode where you need to switch between security cameras while collecting coins. However, this is the weakest of the modes because switching cameras is annoying and it’s hard to tell where the camera is facing without lots of trial and error.
Driving around sometimes feels like the road is made of ice, I found myself frequently sliding around the roads and it is challenging to get the hard to reach coins since when I hit an item my car would become stuck on the scenery. Whenever a police car got near me the car would always drive under me so that I would be on top of the police car and unable to move so I would have to wait out the arrest timer.
Drive Switch Evade is not a bad game but it does have room for improvement. I can’t recommend it as it is now but if the game receives more polish to the driving and collision then I will revisit it in the future. But in its current state I cannot recommend.

As someone who watched the anime as a kid I thought I would give this game a try. I never played the card game, so I had no idea how to play it, however this game did a very good job teaching me how to play and what cards to put in my deck. The game starts off in the first generation of cards and as you play you unlock the newer generations. You are also given different characters from the anime to duel against and can win cards from the show. This game features pvp however being a newcomer I did not try it because I knew I wouldn’t stand a chance, but there is plenty of single player duels to have. There’re also several different events going on that reward the players for participating. If you were a fan of the anime like me then I would recommend giving this game a look.

This game has a beautiful environment does a great job showing and not telling. You see the dystopian society and you learn so much about the world just by walking through it. The sound track adds to the different events that happen and the color pallet really paints the realities of this world being so cold and grim. This was a beautiful game to play.