A great mix of realism and arcade into rocket science, fixed and improved over the years even after launch, and surprisingly educational. Like the motto goes, "How hard can rocket science be anyway?"

Looks stable, but is very shallow and simplistic, being a paid game makes it a considerably worse alternative to many other free and much more feature-rich "clicker" games.

There's not much mission variety, nor mech customization, there's some technical issues in regards to graphics settings, but all can be fixed with mods and some settings tweaks, except on console...

Very, VERY fun, best played in co-op either with friends or randoms, great community, not very grindy, no micro-transactions nor content DLCs (cosmetics only), no technical issues found so far.

Very short but serviceable story, the game seems very stable from a technical point of view, very arcadey but it feels like the true sequel to NFS: Underground 2 (as opposed to the 2015 NFS).

Fun game when playing solo or with friends, potentially hair pulling when playing on public. Somewhat "pay to make game easier", with enough technical flaws to make it frustrating more often than not.

Incredibly detailed game (perhaps a bit too much with DLCs) that's challenging, fun and sometimes frustrating. Balance can be debated for certain nations/tactics, in part due to some of the mechanics.

Very in-depth family management simulator set in the medieval ages. The game may feel too deep and complex for new players, but the stories that come out of this game more than make up for it.

Incredibly fun, deep and detailed. Great in both single and multi-player, lots of bosses, enemies and items to go through and very solid mechanically, in audio quality and attention to detail.

Great story, great characters, and fun gameplay, distancing itself considerably from the darker ambiance of the previous BioShock games, although it feels very empty for a game initially very lively.