F2P EFT with QoL additions. Not P2W. Fast TTK. Player market unlocked early. Forced TAA makes visuals muddy. Hellish UI. Less fun above Normal difficulty. Many exploits. Bad Spatial Sound. No SBMM.

Any headshot at any range is a kill. All guns deal good damage. Unmatched sound design. Low-mid MMR is endless fun. High MMR sweat kills the game. Crytek is slow to add new AI and fix sweat issues.

Good game idea; thoroughly in Early Access. Your own footsteps sound behind you. Enemies with guns do not drop them on death. Some enemies are unlootable upon death. RNG may ruin progression.

The "Training Roulette" Second Wave option alone makes XCOM:EW stand out from XCOM 2. Handles player loss in stride. Losing a fight does not mean you lose the war. My favorite strategy game to date.

A true RPG. Play how you want, with no grind necessary. Impressively reactive to player choices. Turn off Karmic Dice to allow tank roles to work as intended, and stop forced failed rolls.

Get overly attached to customized randomly generated characters you'll never see again due to "live fire incidents." XCOM2 handles player loss in stride, and never expects the player to save-scum.

RSV2's Terrorist Hunt is an all-time certified peerless classic. Impressive character customization. Lethal combat. Download Radmin VPN to play with friends. Difficulty: Realistic. Friendly Fire: On.

Approach it like any old JRPG, and let it surprise you. The main story's pacing is phenomenal. The music will remind you of what games COULD be, not simply what they are.

Unparalleled conclusion to an inimitable trilogy. If the Multiplayer servers ever get shut down, that'll be the day I get radicalized.

Rogue-lite action, base-building, and 4 player co-op. Wide meta and loot pools. Turn the difficulty up until fleeing starts seeming like a good idea. Play for the sandbox, not the writing.