xShadowsaur

With beautiful graphics, great gameplay, a variety of missions to complete, many scenarios, many bosses, strong RPG elements, good reasons to fight bosses, and great Co-Op gameplay earns this game a huge thumbs up, not even considering the fact it's free. With events, frequent updates, and even more stuff promised it is a great game and I heartily recommend it!
The only downside I can think of is the need of 'platinum', money you'll have to purchase with actual money. This should be resolved with rare chances to gain platinum, other than that this game is magnificent. Ignore the metagame score, it deserves much more!

Though the art style is appealing to me I find this game lackluster at best. No horror, poor and clunky action. I do not recommend.

With an interesting mythos, many things to find, a good stealth mechanics, good combat and an interesting and well varied story this game i heartily recommend this game! Also, it has replay value with multiple endings and extra points!

As of yet, i can't get this thing to work. Every time i attempt to play it shows me to C.D. Code and then it crashes immediately, without leaving an error report. Stay away from it if this is a common occurence.

An interesting multiplayer first and third shooter game. Though it is a bit hard to figure out exactly how to play, but the concept alone is interesting and it is very fun. I suggest this to anyone who doesn't take games too seriously and anyone who enjoyed the idea of being a dinosaur nd killing people.

This game... is the most difficult easy game and most hardcore casual game i have ever played. The cute artsyle is a devious cover for what is an incredibly gruesome game of a young man's deep suffering. Resembling [to me] the original zelda's dungeons, only with much more stuff. Incredibly addicting by nature you will be playing this for more hours than you're willing to admit.

Though it seems to having a charming art style, it does very little to welcome me into the game. Pity, I gave it a chance, and it seemed to have something.

This is, by far, the most fun I ever had with any game ever. This game is incredibly open, incredibly fun, incredibly immersive, incredibly deep, incredibly heart-plucking, and incredibly incredible. The only problems I can find is 1: a lack of the ability of leaping into the game, becoming dovahkiin and forgetting your 'real' life. 2: A bit simplistic in comparison to oblivion [no stats, and alot less skills]. though the addition of perks makes up for a good amount of it. 3: the lack of having children [adding more depth.]. 4: More of tamriel opening. 5: [maybe this is just me] but I personally wanted the ability to do crazy things! Like starting a town [nothing to do with my gold]. It would be intersting to start a town in specific areas, one per area [maybe]. Or maybe have multiple towns! Why? I don't know. The sense of power? Fun? fun. Yes. 5:The fact I have to stop playing the game eventually. I don't enjoy having to return to real life. Please remove that, bethesda. Please?

This, and it's sequels, are some of the most amazing rouge physicist vs an alien race of mind controlling slugs and their minions retro-ish shooters I have EVER played. it may seem a tad repetitive, but it is FUN!!!!!

Why is this called a reccomendation? I found this game... blegh. It lacks the fun of other games of this sort. No ways of learning how to play without dying a couple trillion times, and a one or two death system. I just don't find any joy in this.

Science! Glorious Science!
Sorry about that... This is a fun [yet short] run in which you find romance, lose alot more than your mind, and must fight through with large blue and orange portals.
Incredibly fun, with incredibly dark and subtle humor.

This game is incredibly fun! I beat the main story 4 times [and had no one to play it multiplayer with anyone with more than 2 brain cells]. With dark humor, and interesting puzzles.

An enjoyable little romp with zombies, survivors and baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarg!
Sorry 'bout that...
The only flaw I see is that as a zombie, you don't have much. Sure, you can run occationally, and you can see in the dark, but as a human you have guns. And guns. And guns. that's enjoy to hold off the shambling horrors of the night.

Though this game is fun, I will get this out of the way: This is merely a battle-focused, more item including, 2-d mincraft. If you enjoy battles and exploration and battles and a variety of items and battles, then this is the game for you. In my case, I enjoy vast landscapes to explore and buildings to build, so this keeps my intersting.

This game is... how do I put it? You start palying it skeptically, saying "Eh, just another turn based strategy." and then you wake up a few days later, dried saliva around your lips, wondering when was the last time you ate, drank, used the bathroom, or felt sunlight grace your skin.
Incredibly addicting, amazingly fun, and with customization you can get your "Mylandia" to take over earth.
The only issue I found with it is... well, the AI. Later on, if you were not a little angel which they could manipulate, they start hating [and manipulating] you.

An incredibly interesting platformer fighting game. With a unique art style and charming characters and intersting area desgin, it sure kept my interest. Sadly, the only problem is that it's controls are a bit... odd. I'm not sure why exactly.

This is a very fun game, the combat improved from bioshock 1. If you love bioshock and rapture then this is a must-have, though it's story may not be as dark and themeatic as the first but I found it extremely enjoyable [and it has replayablity if you want all 4 endings].

An intersting little multiplayer game. It has a small charm to it, but with no tutorial I could find I feel as if it's rather unwelcoming. It's fun, interesting, and stabbing thin never lost it's appeal.

an incredibly fun, but not quite mindless, shooter. With it's items to be found, various classes, and humor it is one of the greatest multiplayer shooters I know.

An extremely addicting and veristitle Strategy game that acts a bit like an RPG. I suggest this to any hard-core strategy gamers, city builders, and future emperors who wishes to bring their empires up from nothing more than a troop of warriors and a colony.