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I haven't put much time into this game simply because its not for me. It definitely has some charm and from what I did experience, it is certainly creative. The main menu is simple, and while the revolver chamber spinning when you hover over it is a nice touch, it can be a bit annoying to actually see the text once it's spun even once. Not sure how the devs could go about making that nicer, but it's not a gigantic issue.
The small tutorials in the bottom left are a little difficult to actually notice, and I wouldn't be surprised if I missed a couple of tutorials because of it.
From what I played and experienced, it's not bad. Definitely needs a bit more elbow grease, but after playing Golden Light [A previous Mr.Pink title] I can see that this game will eventually become good.

Also as a JFJ fan, not sure what some of these reviews are rambling on about him, but from what I've seen from his streams, he's a good man that has good recommendations as well as a passion for gaming. Never heard of the stuff the other's are saying.

Ultimate Super Bean, one of God's many gracious gifts to the Earth we reside on. In my pitifully low game time, I have experienced such things only those in Heaven could even have the chance to gaze at. I only wish I could have lived in this beautiful world, but alas, I must only experience it through my monitor.

I haven't even begun to pick at surface of this story, but with enough time, I will understand this hidden gem and it's deep lore begging to be found and learnt. My eyes will scan every pixel of this game, every animation, every word and texture until I figure it out. It may take hours, days, weeks, but they'll all just blend together as I continue my search.

God has put us on this planet for a reason, and that is to play this game.

God, Red Dead Redemption 2. What a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game.
I was originally going to watch a playthrough of this, but when I found it was coming to PC really soon, I snagged it up as soon as possible. I absolutely would have regretted watching instead of playing RDR2.
The story of Arthur Morgan and his redemption (hah, I see why it's called that now) from the Van der Linde gang is enough to tug heart strings. The way Arthur acts from the start of the game, to the end is like a completely different character. Being able to see this criminal do good deeds and save lives rather then take them provides an amazing experience.
Before I get into spoilers, the gameplay of this game really makes you feel like a cowboy in the late 1800s. The quick draw of the revolver from the holster, the horse riding, and the start of the industrial era, breathing in fumes really adds to the experience that is Red Dead Redemption 2.
SPOILERS AHEAD (I would still recommend you buy the game, it's worth every penny)


Seeing the end of Arthur's story, when instead of wishing of dying facing the sunset, he faces the east, seeing the sun rise really hit me in the feels. Knowing that I made Arthur an honourable man really made it feel like Arthur got the ending he didn't expect, but was fine with. Arthur's end and then the beginning of John's was a great way of making an epilogue, making those last two chapters be a prequel to the original game.
In the end, Red Dead Redemption's story alone, is worth the entire price tag. If you decide to play the Online, you're better off playing with friends, as there isn't much content like GTA.

Ah, Wallpaper Engine. A captivating experience for all. I'll admit, the story is a bit lacklustre at certain points, but overall Wallpaper Engine will always have a place in my heart.

The thousands and thousands of wallpapers available offer an endless amount of entertainment for one and all. The beauty of a zen garden, or the bountiful breasts on an Overwatch character provide an experience anyone can pick up. Hell, you can even make your own! I personally rock a Subnautica background.

My only qualm with the game are when I'm looking at the lustful animated images of anime characters and I don't have enough time to open a new Opera GX window to hide my scantily clad Asuna from SAO (Sword Art Online) as my mother opens the door to my room. As a 30 year old, it felt extremely embarrassing.

Overall, Wallpaper Engine is a spectacle to behold in the World of Gaming, and I would rate it an 90/100 on Metacritic.

if you spend more then 10 hours on this game you're a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ nerd

Sunset Overdrive, an Xbox One Exclusive that has finally come to PC. This game is as great as it was 4 years ago.

Pros:
-Great animation: as expected of Insomniac Games.
-Death Animations: I didn't die much in the game, but from the few animations I saw were quite enjoyable and kept me playing.
-4th Wall Breaking: this game is absolutely amazing with it's fourth wall breaks and makes them comedic even though it was overused quite a few times.
-Mechanics: Sunset Overdrive's movement is great! The way you earn points is by grinding, bouncing and obliterating enemies, the game is revolved all around it's movement and requires you to do so in order to survive.
-Controls: I really don't know what people were complaing about when it came to Keyboard and Mouse controls (It might have been patched by the time I purchased this but they definitely fixed it quickly if they did.) They were easy to use, fluent and worked well in general.
-Soundtrack: The punk rock soundtrack makes you invigorated with energy and makes you want to get into action, otherwise you're stuck with near enough silence while you move around to each objective. But when you do start killing, the soundtrack just breathes power into your game.
-Art Style: The art stype in Sunset Overdrive is great, a mix between modern, futuristic and cartoony. The way words are left instead of just damage into the ground makes the style just feel like it's own game, and not some carbon copy Third Person Shooter.

Cons: (Not many, surprising right?)
Note: These are minor problems, that are probably with my PC only, and not the game itself.
-Framerate and Framerate Drops: It's unfortunate to see that it only goes to 30fps instead of 60fps, but it just happens with PC ports of console games. I also experienced frame drops when a lot of things were happening at once (Probably my PC) and it ruined the immersion of me being able to get great combos when my screen nearly ♥♥♥♥ itself because there were one too many OD or Scabs.
-Graphics: Graphics were usually fine, worked well with my computer, but my problem is when you do the Amp creating missions when it switches from day to night. After the mission is completed and it turns back to day, it keeps flickering from light to dark very quickly, thank god I don't have epilepsy.

Conclusion: Other then that, I really had no other qualms with this game. It was a great game on Xbox (Really wished I got an Xbox but PC is the Master Race after all.) and I'm extremely glad it got ported to PC. Now I just need to wait for Spiderman to be ported from PS4.
I absolutely recommend this game and hope other people enjoy what I enjoyed about this game.

Garfield Kart, The pinacle of the Racing genre. This game makes you feel like B̶a̶t̶m̶a̶n̶ Garfield, Jon, Odie or the other characters in this amazing game.

Storyline: Garfield wakes up from a coma, 30 years after the French Revolution. He realises Jon, Odie and the rest of his friends are brainwashed zombies and the only way he can save them is by beating them in kart racing. Garfield dusts off his old ride, eats a lasagne whole and drives off, finding his friends and beating them in the levels of Garfield Kart.

Pros and Cons.
Pros:
Smooth gameplay, barely any lag or frame drops.
Excellent animation, great work Artefacts Studios!
Levels are well made and made to be competitive.
Multiplayer (Finally!) This game has great multiplayer and I never lost connection to the servers.
Character Customization is great, and lets you and your own style to Garfield and Friends.

Cons:
Requires a lot of game time in order to unlock and play the other levels.
Controls are a bit jittery, after binding the controls to the keys I want, they sometimes revert to the original keys and completely ruins my immersion.
Effects don't look modern at all.

To sum up my review, Garfield Kart is a great game, with its flaws, but generally a fun experience and I would like to see some bug fixes in the future.
IGN Rating: 9.5/10

Honestly, the majority of the people who review this are just going to say its trash and leave it at that or make a sarcastic comment and recommend the game, i would like to give the creators an actual review and ways to improve their unity game.
1. This is easily trying to be Battlefield with the multiple classes like Assault and Engineer, make it your own game with its own personality towards it, sure it maybe a Unity game but its one of the sort of better ones.

2. It is extremely easy to spawn camp in this, especially with the 1 map at the moment but also with only 2 spawn areas in the entire map, I understand it is a pretty small map but having an area that 2 people can spawn in is terrible. You are pretty much making the players on one team rage quit due to being spawn camped.

3. The Steam page has only a 4 word description. This doesn't reel in people who might be interested in the game, just having 4 words that just explains what the tags are meant to be there for. Pretty easy to back off the game and not even bother to install its 47 mb.

4. There is no point to having an orange rectangular prism in the map or a cube with a ladder on it since everyone will just spawn camp an area. Provide buildings or cover to help improve fire fights in the game and keep the battle interesting so everyone will just keep in multiple areas.

5. The knife shouldn't take 2 seconds just before you can swing again, it should be right after you click again once the animation has finished for the knife swing.

I am going to recommend this game since there is a lot of things needed to improve and I think it will help the devs understand what can make this game better for people who are bored and are interested in FPS games.

Basically the first Steep.