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I've been playing this game for well over 6 years now. It has only gotten worse since I started. I enjoy the game regardless, its the only one of its kind. The crippling issue of this game is how terrible the servers are. There will be times that the game works perfectly, but as far back as I can remember there's never been a worse time to play this game than right now as I write this. I can't fathom that there are this many players literally not getting into matches because the server just dies and kicks everyone back to lobby and there is practically nothing being done about it. If you want to play the game, I'd suggest waiting for the servers to actually work before you do.

Edit - Servers are mostly functional to what one would expect. I still enjoy this game very much and am now changing the review to positive

Absolute masterpiece. I went into this completely blind and must say it was intriguing.

PUBG was a fun game to pick up and play with friends, it was difficult, and you needed a combination of luck and aim to win games. I have come back to this game multiple times thinking "maybe it will be fun." Each time I have reinstalled this game I have regretted it, and promptly uninstalled it again. The size of the map makes it abysmal to land anywhere outside of 20 meters from the planes line, as 90% of the game will be spent parachuting, and if you're lucky, the circle will be anywhere within 80 miles of you. I can't even count how many times I have landed to find the circle on the opposite side of the map, without a vehicle anywhere nearby. The game has no protection from getting caught off guard, as there is no way to protect yourself. You may think that it's as simple as "don't get caught off guard" but when everything is the same pukey shade of green its practically impossible to spot someone unless they've already shot and killed you. There is no possible way to predict where an enemy is going to come from, unless they've shot or are driving/walking nearby. Gunplay is fun, and that is what has brought me back to this game, it is very rewarding and satisfying, time to kill is too short to justify such long healing times, and the whole idea of someone being able to kill you before you can even hear a shot, or have any way to fight back. I understand that this game is very different to fortnite, but, in fortnite, you can build and protect yourself very quickly, which still allows a skilled player with a sniper to take a decent chunk of your hp or even kill you if they catch you off guard. PUBG is $36.99 CAD and i'd much rather hear of people buying a good game than wasting it on this. Please, don't waste any money on this terrible game.

Guess who just wants points for the summer sale ;)

Quake Champions was underwhelming during early stages, I couldn't even run the game at more than 15 frames, but, that was closed beta era, I recieved an email with a code for the game and I figured I would try it out. The game is fun, fast pased and an absolute ♥♥♥♥-show, complete chaos as you zip through the map. Constant player vs player combat, a fine roster of champions to choose from, all hosting their own unique ability, I've yet to purchase one of these champions, though from the matches i've played it is apparent that some champions out do others, Clutch is an example of a champion I feel could use some tweaks. His main ability is a force field (similar to that of D.Va from OW) nothing special, where he excells is in his stats and passive abilities, Clutch has a dash as a passive ability and can move faster if he remains moving in a straight line, this makes him mobile and has pretty high HP/Shields, in my eyes he seems slightly better than the average champion. So, balance isn't an enormous issue with Quake, though I would like to see some minor changes. The game looks great, plays very well, and is pretty well optimized. Matchmaking has been... Well, I can only say its okay, Quake Champions will ask you what your estimated skill level is, and I haven't seemed to find any sort of help in selecting intermediate, as I'm still getting my ass handed to me on a silver platter. Not sure if that selection even does anything. I suggest just picking Beginner. Quake Champions is a quick, fun, and thrilling when it wants to be, it has variety, and I would definitely suggest this game for anybody who enjoys blowing around the map and shooting anything that moves.

Great game. I wasn't expecting it, but I continued playing even after Completing it 100%. And im sure some people would have finished the game in ten-twenty minutes then refunded it. But i honestly suggest trying to play this game going as fast as you can. you will find there is so much fun finding your own little shortcuts and get faster and faster at completing the game, i started by getting 6 minute times, and now i have a PB of 3:45. And I am still going. KEEP PLAYING THIS GAME. The graphics look stunning, the gameplay is fun and refreshing, there is so much to do like get all the achievements, compare speeds with friends and quite quickly, you will see this short game is a whole lot longer and more fun than you might think.

So... Orion: Prelude has some weird performance issues, like, despite me having a higher spec pc than the recommended build for this game, i still run at an average 28 fps there is about 4-8 servers and a max of 20 players online at once, this game has its fun, but nobody playing wants to communicate or interact with their team/server members, (the most i got was some child telling me NO KOSING [He meant cursing]) Dull community, gameplay is repetitive, and if i could. I would no doubt refund my $1.10 And spend it on a mobile game with the same performance and graphics as this game.

I think this game is wonderful, its fun, casual forgiving upon death if you so choose it to be, but one thing I want, is a bit more controller support, The game will run a controller with ease, and i can run it with it currently but what happens is there is so way to set the look controls on the controller other than that, Love it