Free, atmospherically peaceful, and a gorgeous Hyper Light Drifter art style; but there is a lack of clear direction, story, and objective that hinders my enjoyment and completion of the game.

Without a doubt, the most chill zombie game I've ever played. Simple and approachable, 80's Apple computer game aesthetic, and a procedurally generated survival campaign. One heck of a road trip.

Even after 12 years, Battlefront II remains just as much fun now as it was when I was a kid--although I have grown quite rusty. Addicting, galaxy-wide campaign and myriad iconic Star Wars locales.

It's like a cute, 2D, cartoon Garry's Mod, but with a little more freedom to customize, no blood and gore, and a wider, more family-friendly age appeal.

I am quite certain this game was tailor-made for me. Gorgeous papercraft art style, fox-riding, typing, magic, and the premise is the process of a writer fleshing out their novel. I can get into that.

For most of my gaming career, I've sucked at FPS games, and I still do. But never have I had as much fun sucking at an FPS game than when I played Republic Commando. I think the nostalgia helps a lot.

From what I have seen, this is a really cute MMO about friendship and teamwork, and I recommend it to fans of Journey. Sadly, all of my playtime thus far has been spent waiting to connect to a server.

I orginally got this for the Garry's Mod content, but decided to give it a try. While I have never been skilled at FPS games, thus far I have had a blast, especially when playing with friends.