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A game that proves that listening to your audience and learning from mistakes pays off! This is a worthy sequel. The first All-Star Brawl was a good game, don't get me wrong, but this game (despite missing some characters from the first game) is a huge improvement. With a great roster of characters (that are unlocked for multiplayer from the start), a fantastic single-player campaign and great fighting mechanics, NASB2 is a great game if you're a Nickelodeon fan, a fighting game fan, or even a fan of both.

Out of all the relaxing simulator games out there, this is one of the best. It's very relaxing to play and VERY satisfying to see what the power washers can do in these scenarios. Some might not like the lack of music, but I think it's fine. The controls are easy to use (although I can't confirm if this is the case with a controller) and is just a great way to zen out and relax with all the power washing.

It doesn't matter if you're new to Henry Stickmin or have been a fan since the NewGrounds days, this is still a great game collection. It is filled with lots of references, mainly video game ones, and some great comedy. The main force behind what makes this game great is all the fails. Some of these fails may make you roll your eyes regarding the logic of them, but it doesn't matter. What matters is that this is fun and hilarious to play. Not to mention the characters. Henry himself is great, but as you play along, you'll meet other characters such as the fan-favourites Charles and Ellie. Overall, it's a fantastic game with great references and comedy, regardless of whether you've heard of Henry Stickmin or not.

This is one of the best FPS shooters out there. Not only does it feature a badass female protagonist (something that the FPS genre needs MORE of IMO), but the gameplay and variety of weapons are excellent. The weapons have weight when fired (especially the default pistol the Loverboy), and is very fast-paced. While there is reloading, it doesn't take away what is an excellent FPS shooter. When it comes to the bombs, they are a fun weapon to use, especially if you find yourself with multiple enemies. Now if you're the type of person that searches every nook and cranny for secrets, this is the game for you. There are plenty of secrets in this game. Some are well hidden, so you better get your secret searching skills ready. Because this game is made using the same engine as the classic Duke Nukem 3D, this also has a lot of pop culture references. I have no problem with this as I find enjoyment in seeing them (especially if they reference THAT movie! 'Oh hai, Mark.') Overall, this is a fantastic FPS shooter with a badass female protagonist, awesome weapons and more secrets than you could ever find. As fast-paced as DOOM (2016) and made on the same game engine that made Duke Nukem the legend he is, Ion Fury is an absolute blast. Hail to the queen, baby!

Relentless all the way through. And I mean that in a GOOD way! DOOM Eternal is an absolute blast of the game and one I wholly recommend if you want an experience that doesn't stop with its action.

The weapons are awesome, the campaign is great fun, and the enemies are super cool. Be warned though... if you're expecting this game to go easy on you, think again. In terms of combat encounters (and there's a lot of them), it basically comes down to this: if you stop moving, you're dead. Not big surprise. I can't say much about the BATTLEMODE, as I haven't played it yet.

Overall, DOOM Eternal is one of the best FPS games you'll ever come across. It's fast, full of action, with great weapons and enemies, and will no doubt leave you either exhausted, or wanting more.

If Mad Max: Fury Road showed how action movies should be done, then DOOM shows how FPS games should be done! A fantastic ride from start to finish, DOOM makes no apologies with the action. The gunplay is fantastic (with old favourites like the BFG returning), the enemies are among the best, and the music! Holy crap the MUSIC!!!! Composed by fellow Australian Mick Gordon, it is among one of the best soundtracks in video game history.

There's also a great deal of collectables and items to find. They consist of weapon upgrades, suit upgrades, Argent Cells for upgrading your health, armor. and ammo, DoomGuy dolls (in many different colour styles), and even old style Doom maps for the nostalgic.

The multiplayer is there if you're into that sort of thing. It's okay, but it isn't for everyone. There is also the SnapMap option, where you can create your own DOOM maps and play what others have created.

Overall, DOOM is one of the best FPS games, if not one of the best games ever made. Combining fast action with wicked gameplay, and a singleplayer campaign that you'll enjoy, DOOM proves that legends will never die. They're just reborn.

This is nothing more but a sandbox where nothing is limited. And what a sandbox it is. Used for countless modes like multiplayer gameplay, stop motion animation films, or just fooling around, Garry's Mod is the ultimate sandbox for anyone.

There's a reason this game is regarded as the best of the three. It has great story-telling and fantastic action. The characters (especially Max) are great to watch and the plot is dark and tragic.
Now, don't get me wrong, I like to have fun and a laugh with my games, but the gameplay is great fun. Even if it doesn't have a lot of laughs (it is Max Payne after all).
With the Quick Save and Quick Load feature, replaying a part of the game over and over again didn't feel teidious or stressful. It's something MORE game need often, especially since the third game didn't have this.
The only downside to this game is that it is short. About the same length as your average Call of Duty game. But unlike Call of Duty, the story, plot and characters make this game worth seeing through and playing.
It's one of the best third person shooters today, even if it is short and the graphics might be a bit out of date for some, but it's still a fantastic game and one I highly recommend.

This game.... this freaking game... I really didn't know what to expect from this game, except that it was unlike any other military shooter out there. I got the opportunity to get the game courtesy of GreenMan Gaming (because I got to vote in the 2016 Golden Joystick Awards), and with the Steam key in hand, I installed and played it. I now believe I have a REAL, firm reason as to why I'll never get into the Battlefield/Call of Duty games (I know, I've got CoD games in my library, don't judge me). Those games were all about 'shoot the foreign bad guys', which is what the first hour or so of the game was. However, once Chapter 8 starts, things go WAY downhill from there, and it's one of the scariest, intense, most howling experiences I've ever had in a video game. This game proves that not all shooters have to be all about shooting and nothing else. If done right, it can have a great story as well. Would I recommend this game? Absolutely. If you an get past the first hour or so of the usual military shooting, I guarantee that after that, you will finish this game with the realization of what you just played. A military shooter that has consequences... that affect YOU!!

Say what you will about the Call of Duty series, but one thing is for sure. They at least don't have any bugs and glitches that prevent you from finishing the game. AM I RIGHT, BAD COMPANY 2?!?!?

Anyway, I normally wouldn't play a Call of Duty game (except for the WWII ones), but this was a surprising game to play. Don't get me wrong. The series from MW2 onwards really got old REALLY fast. But regardless, I think this first game in the Modern Warfare series is the best of the lot. While it does have the regenerating health and the run n' gun gameplay that the other CoD games have, it was still a revolutionary game for its time.

I have no opinion on the multiplayer as it is something I don't intend to play (♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ squeakers).

Overall, while the CoD series has gotten old and stale as time has gone by (here's hoping they actually do something great instead of the same thing), this game is still worth a play for seeing where it all began. Just don't expect anything fun from the squeakers if you intend to play multiplayer.