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I'm doing my part!

6.5.25: Sony has reversed the PSN decision after the outlash of negative reviews on Steam. Game is safe again from corporate shenanigans!

5.5.24: Sony demands players will create a PSN account in order to play the game months after release, making it unavailable for many people to continue fighting for Managed Democracy. The negative review appears to get the attention from the corporate, which might reverse this game breaking decision.

11.5.24: Sony reverted back on it's decision apparently, after many countries were pulled from accessing this game.

With such bad live service and lack of reliability, I can't recommend this game even tho it's great over-all.

Greetings, Prisoner.

You have been conscripted to the Inquisition. This is non negotiable.
This is your chance to redeem yourself for humanity and the Emperor of Mankind. The heretics of Nurgle have corrupted the hive city with their stench, and it is your job to clean it up. Make sure you don't contract that disease yourself, so have faith.

Four more operatives will join you.
• A Veteran of the Astra Militarum. Their military combat skills and gun experience will be of most use.
• A Zealot, who's fury alone will shake off the heretics from their feet. And if that's not enough, their hammer.
• A Psycher. Nobody likes them, but they are necessary evil against the heretics. Their gifts will be of most use, as long as they control themselves and stay sane. Do me a favor, and put a bullet in them if they seem like an unnecessary risk.
• And for last, The Ogryn. I'd tell you what, I think he might actually have a chance against an Astartes... that is, if only he was a little bit smarter. But he got the spirit, and as far as I'm concerned he's the best agent here.

Now go and clean the city from these rats, they won't disappear on their ow-
What's this? Right. It seems like we have no use for you here. Don't worry, we have a better use for you elsewhere. We've been having some issues with the Medicae Servitors and it seems like we need few replaced, I'm sure you'd do a great job being one. Just don't lose your head over it, yes?

I typically don't play horror games, but this game was recommended to me by a friend and I could not just say no.

The Sound Mind is a horror game in which you play as a Psychiatrist trying to save your patients from their own darkness and a mysterious fedora wearing govermant-man who's trying to kill you. The game mixes elements of horror, humor, psychology, philosophy and MUSIC - as expected from a game about psychology and mental wellness. The music in this game is SICK, and definitely worth a listening to!

"There will be no triumph of light over darkness as long as we do not insist on the simple truth that instead of fighting the darkness, we must increase the light"

The game takes few elements from typical horror tropes and turns them upside down, giving you a pleasant surprise of a not so typical horror game, thus making it unique.

You can tell that the developeres did their homework, and knew their materials and how psychology works. If you ever been to a psychologist, or dealt with personal issues that you had to battle, you will most likely relate to many elements in this game. The ending of the game is very fitting of the theme, and the conclusion of how life just is. (No worries, I will not spoil it!)

In fact, this game got way too personal for me as I went (and still going as of now) through similar journey trying to fight my own demons. It's true what they say - you are your own worst enemy.

"Music can lift us out of depression or move us to tears – it is a remedy, a tonic, orange juice for the ear." - Oliver Sacks

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This game holds a special place for me. It allowed me to spend time with someone with whom I can no longer spend that time with, a memory that I best leave behind me. As such, I'm storing it aside and hiding it in the corner not to be seen again - but before I do that, I'll leave a quick review as my last words of goodbye to a game I once enjoyed playing with someone I spent most of my days with, and had them constantly in my thoughts.

A simple strategy-defense game, this current title of Kingdom allows you to play with a friend either locally or over the world. Do not worry - if one of you loses their crown, the other one will be able to retrieve it back by buying a new one.

Unlike the previous titles, which sent you an endless waves of monsters called Greed that you could never defeat, you are no longer bound to an eternal winter where you either fall slowly to a certain doom or escape to another Island to repeat the cycle. No, now you have fighting chance!

Build, expand, defend, reconquer.

Where each Kingdom title so far had these 3 first instructions, Two Crowns should add "reconquer" as you can finally put an end to the Greed and save your kingdom.

Two Crowns allows you long term survivability and the ability to enter the portal and fight back the Greed. Winter no longer lasts forever, and you can survive it by collecting berries.

At first, you won't be able to destroy the portals as you'll need to discover new 'technologies' and gain the ability to recruit armies and build catapults.

Only around the third Island is when you finally get a proper chance to get back at the Greed. Open your map, return to your old castles, and finish the fight.

While my kingdom slowly deteriorates and crumble, I hope your's will grow and evolve. Just remember to leave some forest for the deer to enjoy running freely, after all you can include them within your walls =)

"If you will it, it is no dream!"

This is the only game I know that puts this concept into practice as a game mechanic. You start off as a nobody, or even worse than a nobody: as a slave, as a starving handicapped person trapped in the middle of the desert. You can choose how you gonna start your journey, and grow from the challenges that the world throws at you.

How will you grow? In what way? That is up to you. You can become the greatest warrior that has ever lived, or perhaps build the safest and most prosperous settlement in Island. Perhaps you don't care about either, and you just want to journey and travel as a merchant as you uncover technology from the past. The possibilities are endless, and which skills you wish to train and improve upon, are all up to you.

The game suffers from stuttering issues, but overall it's very enjoyable and provides some automation once your group grows big enough. That's right, you can grow your character to a squad, to a whole tribe! It takes quite a learning curve, but once you go through it - it's very fun!

In a nutshell, this is Left 4 Dead 2 set in dark-grim Lord of the Rings settings where you can play 5 heroes, each hero with 3-4 different poor career choices:
- Markus Kruber: Typical human fighter with magnificent beard.
- Bardin Goreksson: The dwarf of the party. Despite his small size, he carries giant tools. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
- Kerillian: The elf-archer of the party. For someone who's ancient, intelligent, and powerful, she's pretty stupid for hanging out with this party and she knows it.
- Victor Saltzpyre: As you expect of someone who's name is Victor - he's a human witch hunter. He likes to carry needles and pistols.
- Sienna Fuegonasus: The only human wizard that manages to set herself on fire.

The game manages to keep you engaged with a neat progression system, which is a nice say to say that it makes you grind over and over again repetitively and try to challange yourself each time in a higher risk - higher reward system. Just a little tip - keep your ammunition for highly dangerous enemies, as ammo is sparse.

I highly recommend this game, especially with friends! Enjoy the game, as you argue with your friends who'll play Kerillian because everyone wants to play a hot archer elf.

Who thought someone could turn Javascript into a game?
This is cookie clicker, if they gave you access to coding.

While the game might look intimidating for some at first, like everything else once you get comfortable with it it's really fun and even rewarding from your own personal accomplishments.

Enjoy a nice mystery plot as you progress through your personal record of trying to make money in the most efficient way.

I rarely complete games from start to finish, but this is one among the games I've fully completed. While lacking any unique features, it takes on classic modern day game mechanics and concepts and masters them to great fluidity and interaction. This allows you to play the game in any preference you choose:
• Go berserker and destroy everything in your path
• Sneak towards your pray and take them out before anyone spots you
• Set up traps and plan ahead, combining all the tools in your disposal for perfect execution

You take on the journey of Aloy, a hothead (and thus redhead) who grew up in an overprotective orthodox village. Going through a long process to leave the safety of the walls, she eventually leaves her people to persue the one ring to rule them all the truth about her past and how she came to be.

The world in which Aloy roams in is beautiful, and optimized. I barely felt any stuttering during gameplay, even through the most intense fights. The camera system, which includes various tools and settings to capture the setting, will allow you to capture that beauty and share with others.

Dialgues have slight changes based on your progression, meaning quests you've done first will be referred later, but if you do it in a different order the dialogue will play differently.

The game does lack proper outfits for Aloy, and many of them seem quite lacking, ugly or lack any sense. Unfortuantely they are needed to boost Aloy's stats.

The game will eventually feel repetitive, despite introducing more enemies and more mechanics. It's up to you to change your habits and evolve with the game.

Overall, I highly recommend this game to everyone. It will provide you with classic gaming experience, as it masters in modern game concepts and design. You don't need to be unique, to be good.

Learn the geography and history of Europe, North Africa and West Asia through a roleplay history based strategy game where:
• You secure your control over your realm (because incest)
• You create great alliances (because you are related)
• You fight to expend your realm (because religion)
• You accept Lucifer as your lord and savior (because why not?)
• You become immortal (because DLCs)
• And most importantly: You adopt a dog who you'll love and care for, then fall to depression once it passes away =( (because dogs)

Enjoy looking at Europe's map from morning to noon, now for free!

Are you a ruthless cowboy who murders people for fun but in actuality you keep your feelings locked away to protect yourself, while deep down you're just looking for some love? Are you a bad boy, but in heart you're a good man?
Perhaps you are excited about minor intractable wind, cloud and water systems that barely anyone notices or cares about?
Or maybe you just always wanted to visit Haiti?

Then this game is for you!

Enter the journey of Big OG Arthur Morgan who single handedly keeps his gang together by literally doing everything on his own, while Dutch sits all day in his tent planning your demise escape from the federal government that tries to hunt you down. The right man with the right head trauma can make all the lore for RDR1.

The game's graphics are amazing with stable performance and decent loading times. The gameplay and animations are in great harmony, enhancing the immersion and fun of the game. The multiplayer is fun to play with friends if you're okay with grind, but if you're into Roleplay that's also possible due great team of modders through RedM.

Good luck and have fun killing people, smuggling people and selling people you romantically hopeless cowboy/girl!