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Only buy on sale if you want extra assets for mods.
Only worth for Far Harbour and Nuka World, the other stuff isn't really worth unless ^^

Pretty gucci

There's a reason why this game is classed as "horror". It's the only game people are afraid to be ranked highly

They ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up Freddy within two weeks because bad players didn't know how to win against him

LOST the video game

Dinosaurs

This review is for Episode 4 specifically. Possible spoilers.
Life is Strange, the whole game is honestly an emotional rollercoaster, but episode 4 is what made me cry. The ending of episode 3, where you see Chloe in a wheelchair made me cry to the point where I refused to play for a while, it's enough that I let Kate Marsh die, you see Chloe in a wheelchair and learn that she got hit by a car and it's your fault. Then you see why William, Chloe's father dies, then that makes me cry more. Then you get into this whole complex of paradoxes and you see how you ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up beyond all belief. I honestly still recommend this game, not to anyone, although anyone can try it and I encourage it, but this isn't a game for everyone. I admit my review changed subjects and made no sense, but still, recommend this game to anyone, 10/10, would play again.

Sucked beyond all belief

Aura Kingdom. This game is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ gem. You play nine classess, The Guardian, Duelists, Ravager, Wizard, Sorcerer, Bard, Grenadier, Gunslinger, Brawler Ranger and Ronin. I play Duelists, personally, I love it. At a very early stage in the game, you get a mount, it's an Ostrich with a name, Beebis, he adds +30 move speed. The upgrade system is pretty, different from an avergae RPG, MMO, & MMORPG. When you level you, you open the character menu, and at first you can only choose offensive points, between DMG, CRIT, and SPD. I forgot the level, but at a certain level, the defensive menu opens up, and you can upgrade that, HP, DEF, and EVA. And I think, at least level 30, you can upgrade twice, at 50% and 100%. The game is very similar to World of Warcraft, which is also amazing, but Aura Kingdom is free, and no subscription required. I'd say, Aura Kingdom is like World of Warcraft, but Anime-ish. At the level of 40, you can get a secondary class, and you can choose one of the nine classess again. Me, I went with Duelist, Gunslinger combo. The companion system is uniqe, I'd say, I love it, you can get new companions as you go. The companions are known as, Eidolons. You can choose between four Eidolons at the beginning. Merilee, which was my first Eidolon, can heal you, with a spell known as The Power of Love. The User Interface is like, a take of the World of Warcraft add-on Dominos I'd say. In the creation, you can choose between 9-10 faces, 9-10 hairstyles, and a few hair color pallets, and eye pallets. There's a difference in the Armor and Clothing system. There
s Costume which is what controls your look, and gear control your stats, it's a different system from games I have played in the past, and it's pretty cool, and flawless. You begin to level up fast at the beginning, and whence you hit level 45, it gets hard, and at level 50, it may take even DAYS to level up. Right now I am at level 47? Yeah, 47. Each area, I've noticed it's like, report to person, kill quest, retrieve quest, defeat person quest, instance quest, new area. Each area can provide up to ten levels. PvP isn't avalible till level 20, but I don't recommend it till level 40+. Right now, the max level is level 70. There are differences in the instance/dungeon system, which I find pretty cool personally. There's solo, which is less enemies, and less area. There's party which is more challenging, more enemies, and more area to traverse. The smithing system is personally at first, confusing, but you get the hang of it, I can't really describe it in words. There's uniqe monsters which you can kill, and they get put in a urn or box, and you can collect it, via right click, and bring it to the head of town guard, and you recieve a reward for doing so, The inventory system is a small inventory, but you can get more bags. Bags contain up to Five to 20 more slots. The currency system is another confusing, yet you get the hang of it, there are AP points, which is the buy with real money currency, Loyalties, a different currency, Gold and Silver, the normal currency, the Tokens, which idk what are used for, the War Coins, which you can buy PvP gear from. There's a shop known as the Item Shop, with one tab containing AP spending, and Loyality spending. There's also Dragon Points, which you can use the Adventure Encyclopedia to spend with, said book contains the weapons and armor and other things locations through Gaia, or Terra, idk where Aura Kingdom is set, I know it's one of the two. Navea is sort of the, "Org," or Orgrammar of the game, it's the central hub, military district, cathedral district, auction house district, and teleportation district. The Auction House system is very similar to World of Warcraft's. The Guild system, again, very similar to WoW's. BUT, there's something called a Guild Hall, which is a hall made when a guild is made, it's the sorta, "hangout" for the guild. You cannot enter this location before 24 hours real time. You must wait 24 hours real time before you can enter the Guild Hangout. The fishing system is different, I can't really describe it in words. Loyalties I forgot about, are collected via Eavesdropping. You can get new Eidolons from the Eidolon Temple, or a place in the Guild Hall, I've never found :/. The questing system is hard to describe in words, but very similar to WoW. The game is non-age restricted, there are censores among swear words. The game is gender-friendly, you can be Male, and Female. The game is WASD, and Click Move friendly, so you can do both. So, get out there, and play Aura Kingdom! 9/10

AMAZING. Only bad thing is the crashes, but there are mod fixes. I recommend buying the $19.99 in stead of $9.99, the $20.00 has all the DLCs, required for some mods on the nexus, as well as +5 to level cap for each DLC, from 30, to 50 levels. If you get this game I really recommend Project Nevada, it really ups the game to my opinion. Fallout New Vegas' story is set in the Mojave Desert, Nevada. The Story consists of three factions, with side factions, such as Great Kahns, Brotherhood of Steel has returned from 3, White Glove Society, the Boomers, etc. The three main factions are the NCR, or New California Republic, that follow "old world values" of democracy and law. Ceaser's Legion, a band of 78 tribes together that go against the NCR, and are fighting against. The Strip is the Las Vegas Strip, with side tribes such as Omertas, White Glove Society, Lucky 38, Chairmen, Vault 21 a former Vault turned hotel, and the NCR Embassy. I also recommend the C.A.S.M mod, which saves the game every five minutes. If you get the version with the Mod Configuration Menu, you can customize the save interval time, from 1 Minute to 20. You can side with the NCR, when after you kill a rather importent character, you get two quests, one to side with the Legion, a note to join the NCR. The game centers around Hoover Dam, which supplies electricty, the NCR holds it, with Ceaser across the lake plotting a second attack on the Dam, which is the last mission of the game. You can go with the Legion, and takeover the Dam. You can go with the NCR and defend the Dam. Or can you can go with the Strip, and takeover the Dam aswell. There are sorround areas such as Camp Golf, a NCR training camp around Lake Las Vegas. Another area such as Nelson, a Legion occupied area. You can retake Nelson for the NCR if you do a quest known as 'Return to Sender'. Instead of being born in a Vault like Fallout 3, you're shot in the head, and left 4 dead *wink, wink to l4d fans*, and you have to find the man who shot you. You wake up in man's home, this man's name is known as Doc Mitchell, in said home, you create you're character, starting with name, then the actual character creation. Next you set your S.P.E.C.I.A.L (Strength, Perception, Charisma, Intelligence, Agility, Luck) on a Vito-Matic-Vigor-Tester, next, you do New Vegas' equalivent to 3's G.O.A.T in the class, this time around, Doc asks you questions, such as "I'm slow to embrace new ideas." and "I ain't relying on others for support." Next, you do ink blocks. Then, You chose your skill prefrences. Next, two traits. I recommend Wild Wasteland as one, as it puts little easter eggs in the game, from Monty Python's Holy Frag Grenades, to George Lucas' Owen, & Beru. Companions are Cass, Lily, Rex, Arcade Gannon, Boone, Raul, ED-E, and Veronica. If you manage to get a companion you get an achievement "Ol' Buddy, Ol' Pal", if you manage to get them all, you get "The whole crews around" DLCs consist of Old World Blues, Lonesome Road, Dead Money (♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ collar!), and Honest Hearts. Other DLCs include, Gun Runners Arsenal (GRA), Courier's Stash, which holds Caravan Pack, Tribal Pack, and a few others. Vault-Tec's Pip-Boy 3000 makes a return. The main radio channel like 3's Galaxy News Radio, theres Radio New Vegas. Galaxy being hosted by Three Dog, Vegas is hosted by Mr. New Vegas, who does news segements, to songs. Mr. New Vegas will note the Courier's Actions, such as the Courier reviving, "A package Courier found shot in the head near Goodsprings has reportly regained consciences, and made a full recovery. Now that's a delivery service you can count on!". I overall recommend this masterpiece, even over Skyrim. Remember, the alone package is $9.99, the GRA, CS, HH, OWB, DM, & LR package is $19.99. The full pack is well spent! 9.5/10 (crashes!)