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It's the definitive version of the Lego Star Wars games, featuring the only two sagas that exist and you can't say otherwise. Fight the baddies or join them, destroy property to get more studs, kill your companions/friends, enjoy the cutscenes and some humor along the way. It's simple and really easy but it is meant for kids and I enjoyed it a lot as a kid, it was one of the first games I ever 100% completed back on the Wii. It's still a great experience to play, though you may want to get it on sale especially since that money will go to Disney. May the Force be with you!

The definitive version of the classic shooter Blood. Featuring controller support, user made-maps and mods you can download and play, online multiplayer and co-op, and new options for resolution, graphics, etc. to make your experience all the more better. Fans of games like the original Doom games, Wolfenstein 3D, Duke Nukem, or Shadow Warrior will find themselves right at home. With a dark, gothic atmosphere, parodies of various horror tropes and elements, and hours of content you really can't go wrong with Blood: Fresh Supply.

For a while, I was looking for a good card game to play to replace Hearthstone and found it in KARDS. The mechanics are relatively similar to other card games, each card costs an amount of credits to play them. Some units defend, some can attack multiple times, move in the same turn they are played, be immune from attacks until they move. Different ability cards can heal you, destroy an enemy unit or deal damage, draw a card, etc. One difference from the aforementioned Hearthstone is the cost to also move units and have them attack, meaning you have to be more diligent with what moves you make. Each faction has their own strengths and abilities - Japan has some cheap and less powerful units but they will deal damage to enemy HQ's upon destruction, Britain has a number of defensive cards to beef HQ and strong units, Germany has strong late game units that are quite expensive and several have the blitz ability to move the same turn, the Soviets have some cheap and less powerful units and some replace units with an even cheaper unit or they have the guard ability, and America has strong units for the mid and late game. The artwork for the cards is also something I really love. Many of them are straight up from WW2 media like propaganda posters, it gives some charm that I just really have to appreciate. It even has an in-game encyclopedia that talks about the unit or artwork and where it came from.

One major drawback for me however, and that others may find as well, is that if you want to play the newest nations that were released in the expansion back in December - France and Italy - you'll have to buy the expansion card pack, which may or may not give you one. Hearthstone at least gave you a pack or two upon each new expansion, but moreover these are for new factions for crying out loud. While you can buy the packs for free by completing daily missions, it's still an RNG chance that you either get a card or not. I, so far, have about 3-5 Italian cards and no French cards so I can't really comment on these nations at all. Really kinda sucks that with these new factions having been dropped I can't even get my hands on them to try them.

If you can get over that, and are a fan of card games or WW2 games this is something you'll find right up your alley. KARDS is a great card game and will definitely satisfy either of these areas you're looking for. Highly recommended, play it now.

Pros:
It's the classic CoD game about WW2 with zombies that started it all. No political correctness, no bullsh*t.

Cons:
Online multiplayer is mostly modders, cheaters, and hackers.

Thanks to FlatCardinal569 for suggesting the PDE Servers. There's always lots of people on and easy XP. Always hectic and fun. I recommend them.

I'm not sure what so say. I could make a pun but, that wouldn't be doing the game justice. Does it look bad? Kinda. How is the voice acting? Cheesy. The farmer is effing impaled into the farm walls and you have to kill all his pigs because of some radiation or some sh*t. Enemies explode into chunks that you can use for power-ups. Boss fights are huge and take a while. It's a game best enjoyed with friends. Is it worth it? Yeah, I mean it's a dollar and one of the so bad it's good kind of games. You know, a guilty pleasure. So give it a try, how valuable can that one dollar honestly be? So buy a copy for yourself and some friends.

Cure all the towns folk and citizens dying of whatever! Can be very challenging on th last parts of the game. Marry anyone you want! 11/10 - "Would marry myself again" IGN

An amazing RPG. The story is great and touching. You'll find yourself loving all the characters. The fact that you DO NOT have to kill a single life is impressive. The drastic changes when you do. The changes in dialoge when you replay the game. The music, the color. Everything is amazing. ONE thing you need to know. If you're interested in the game, DO NOT watch other people play it. It is best experienced on your own.

An amazing early, mind you, survival horror first person view game. WAY ahead of it's time. It can still give you chills with it's atmosphere and the enemies, not to mention Shodan talking to her little "insect." Designed by major people including some of the minds behind Ultima, this game has so many amazing things in it I wish I were a kid growing up in the 80's-90's to see the great games like this one on PC, as well as maybe some NES and SNES games. It shows some age today but, it shows that it handles and aged well, which is a good sign. If you love games that were ahead of their time, retro games, or old horror games with some puzzles and combat (which can be customized to your liking) then you'll love this.

This is becuase I can't explain as good as him:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXrlsiPTQS4

Beyond Earth is basically a like a total conversion mod of Civ V, but made by the official developers. It's poorly executed and with awful change of features like you can choose any benefits you want for a pre-built civilization instead of them coming with their own like in the main series Civ games. Compare this to Stellaris where you make your own civilizations and you can see the problem. If you like Sci-Fi it might be of interest. I played it free for when they made it available to play for a limited time. If this was a mod by a small developer then I'd be impressed. Unfortunately, like many strategy games nowadays the improvements to the gameplay are in the DLC expansions when it should have been in a free update. Maybe if I picked it up with all the expansions my opinion would change but as far as I can recall from my experience, it's not worth shilling out the money.

A great game to mess around with and waste some time. Unfortunately mine broke from a mod. 10/10 would mod and break again.

Edit: Fixed it. Apparently something caused no button to be assigned for the primary attack.