« Party reunites and accidentally saves the world again all due to Alphen's lack of communication skills. More of the same content that is suitable only for hardcore ToA fans, underwhelming otherwise. »

« Turns an originally boring, repetitive expansion into a more unique and engaging experience. Most of the content that "didn't make it" into the main game ended up being here. »

« Expansion has game play variety and shines a new light on the lore. Mercenaries crank the gameplay up to 11 with an excellent roster. Third Person view mode is a good option for newcomers & returning. »

« An excellent expansion that brings more game mechanics, characters and challenges to the mix. The soundtrack is even greater than before and the new mode increases the replayability significantly. »

« Short but sweet. LIN is a nod to the first game, has puzzles and a bit of horror atmosphere. DE is purely for combat satisfaction. Mercs Reunion adds more spice and characters with new loadouts. »

« Mossy ruins with enemies that deal a lot of damage and there's isn't much room for mistakes. The areas offer a good chunk of secrets to explore and actually try to do something new. Plus a gank squad. »

« Absolutely the best looking area in the whole game. Mostly linear at first, but then branches out, making exploration fun and rewarding. Features one of most infamous and frustrating optional areas. »

« Snow, forests, wolves, deadly branches and another Resident Evil 4 village. It might feel a little short, but the expansion ending boss is more threatening and interesting than main game's final boss. »

« A mix of chaotic and fancy-looking areas, sprinkle of just a bit more swamp and a level design that makes you think of D-Day. Features one of most satisfying bosses in the game and a tough sidekick. »

« Huge focus on long roads, highways with obstacles and vehicular combat. It stands out even less than the other expansions, but offers one big loot rush, which should satisfy your greed for weapons. »

« The biggest appeal of this particular expansion is the Halloween-themed levels and atmosphere. Everything's green, there's spooky soundtrack playing and the most scary thing - a lot of backtracking. »

« Had no chance of living up to the hype, but is an okay RPG. Suffers from empty sandbox, illusion of choice, and rather poor AI pathfinding, behavior. Nice tech eyecandy, too many side gigs. »

« A remake that builds upon the original, expanding it, as a result, overstays its welcome and explains too much, not leaving any sense of mystery. Heavy on the requirements, despite average visuals. »

« A sequel that does everything better: improved combat, mechanics, user interface, graphical options, has more location variety. There's content expansion as well and a bit too many cosmetical DLCs. »

« Most ambitious FF title at the time, first to feature voice acting, full 3D environments. Has a modern UI and a swappable soundtrack. "Untitled" Project X mod and texture upscale mods are recommended. »

« Emotions. But no David Cage. It's an excellent game for those that like to mess around with the game world characters, environments and your friends. Offers at least two playthroughs due to branching. »

« The Resident Evil 6 of Dead Space. Features full Co-Op support, which is fun, but removes all horror aspect of the game, leaving just some shock value and hordes of monsters. Also, microtransactions. »

« Stands out as one of more heavily stylized FF titles, has a lot of content and feels fresh. The soundtrack and general presentation are especially good in this one. Moguri mod highly recommended. »

« It might not be a perfect remake, but it's enjoyable and faithful enough so that the people who like the original should consider trying this one out. Considering how it looks, it runs decent. »

« Charmingly bizarre and confusing at first. Immediately comes in with a strong presentation, distinct art style and a rather memorable soundtrack. Side content is a bit basic, but that's forgivable. »

« Dead Space, but with more budget for environments, action scenes. Much bigger focus on action and combat. Badly paced ending levels. Dead Space 2 Mouse Fix is a must for keyboard and mouse users. »

« A timeless classic with an art style that doesn't age. It's really short, but you enjoy almost every second of it. Worth playing as a fancy urban landscape sightseeing tour or for action/parkour. »

« The one fighting game franchise that I really liked. Tekken 7 brings out the best things about the series and is a great place choice for both newbies and experienced players. »

« A good dose of story, completely new district, over the top combat and overall engaging gameplay with a respectable amount of content makes this game trade blows with Yakuza 0. »

« Tight, responsive controls with fair opponent AI, difficulty settings. Has an excellent soundtrack and is a great pick for local/online Co-Op. A good choice for both beginners and veterans alike. »

« Classics with upgraded visuals, improved camera controls and frame rate. A better way to play them, however, also the only one too. Does NOT have any graphical/PC settings, same as Tomb Raider. »

« For fans of the series that are avid readers, as this is primarily a visual novel. The translation quality could be better and the combat is aimed towards beginners. Seeing the true route is a must. »

« If building a city of your dreams is your kind of thing then you might spend a good chunk of time on this one. Classic SimCity experience like in 3000, but now with an ability to use vehicles. »

« While the novelty of air ventilation system monsters wears off quickly, the smooth pacing and satisfying combat stay throughout. Dead Space Mouse Fix is a must for keyboard and mouse users. »

« One of the best visual novels of all time and a great introduction to the medium. Has memorable characters, story and soundtrack, features basic ending branching for extra replayability. »

« A VN that is placed before the ending of the first one, explaining what happened on the path to the true route. Equally excellent experience with extensive branching. Playing first one is required. »

« A jRPG that combines everything good about the genre. Real time combat system is satisfying and whole design of the game is top notch. »

« A very basic Final Fantasy experience with the main interest being the job system. The story is forgettable, but the game is still worth checking out. Port of the remake with some improvements. »

« A merge between a VN and anime. It still plays like a VN, but most scenes are animated and taken directly from the adaptation. It's an interesting gimmick, but offers less depth than the original. »

« The presentation, story, soundtrack, characters really shine in this one and it's a very solid classic Final Fantasy experience. Port of the remake, higher battle FPS mod recommended. »

« First "Tales Of" title on PC. It doesn't stand out with its story or combat, but all the characters do grow on you eventually. Kaldaien's "Fix" for 60fps and other enhancements is highly recommended. »

« One of the finest FF games of all time. Draw system is not for everyone and this old PC port requires a couple of mods for best experience. UI, texture and music improvement mods are recommended. »

« Excellent and fluid combat system, cyberpunk world eye candy, big focus on memorable soundtrack and amusing teammate bonding. If you have time for the hours of story then this is a compelling choice. »

« An all-around solid Tales Of experience, good for Co-Op, convenient QoL. A snappy battle system, and a good variety of character classes to pick from, with a decent roster, area variety. »

« After seeing the disappointing anime adaptation, I had the desire to see the blue sky. Vastly superior source material with a wonderful soundtrack. CoZ Overhaul patch recommended. »

« Groundbreaking title with great visuals (at the time), animation and attention to detail. Great story presentation, fitting atmospheric soundtrack and difficulty that doesn't forgive a single mistake. »

« A more easily digestible sequel with a less irritating protagonist (relatively), and a wonderful soundtrack. CoZ Improvement Patch and familiarity with Chaos;Head plot recommended. »

« A more linear approach to the genre. The unsubtle jabs and jokes were more savage than in its predecessor, but there's a noticeable lack of variety when it comes to the areas the player goes through. »