Not much game content, player interactions make the game. Good replayability, but only if you have friends to play with. NOT a solo game. Has a fair bit of game breaking bugs.

An interesting survival-horror game that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Very entertaining the first time around, but has very bad replayability. This game is genuinely disturbing sometimes.

My overall opinion of this game has improved a lot since the addition of sea forts which added a very fun element to an otherwise bland game. Very fun with friends!

Good replayability, very fun with friends. Games can last an infinite amount of time, increasing in difficulty as you progress. Matches typically land around 90 mins. No notable bugs.

This game is not story-driven, so it has near infinite replayability. Deep Rock Galactic has fun and exciting game-play that allows one to play for hours on end. Not many notable bugs.

A fun game with good replayability. There is a very active modding community for this game, and plenty of DLC available for purchase. It is, however, one giant bug.

Easy to learn, relatively relaxed game with decent replayability. The world is absolutely gorgeous, and the game is not very buggy.

Great game with very good replayability. There is a large modding community for this game, so there are always mods available in case the vanilla game gets boring.

A classic game that is as timeless today as it was when it was released. However, the content is rather limited, and it can get old quickly. Lots of bugs, but *most* of them aren't game-breaking.

The community is extremely toxic. There is a huge issue with cheaters in this game, and not much is being done to stop it. Hackers can cheat for months on official servers before getting banned.