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Classic Bethesda. Put out an update that doesn't deliver what it promised, breaks everything, and make it impossible to roll back to an earlier, un-f***ed version.

While I want to give this game a positive rating (since I'm a sucker for anything 40K), I just can't because of a multitude of glaring issues, from extremely unbalanced bossfights requiring a highly specific team composition and builds, weird balance decisions in general, dialogue bugs, animations breaking and causing combat to freeze for up to a minute, and some of the worst writing and character development I've seen in an Owlcat game.

There are plot holes and issues with consistency in role-playing, and some straight rail-roading at times. This feels like a game run by a DM with a very specific view of the universe/lore and a desire to punish players for not doing what "they're supposed to."

Reinstall after years because you want some chill space trucking time.

Play solo because you don't want people RDMing you.

Get interdicted and killed by a pirate the game decides to spawn on you.

Lose your taste for space trucking and uninstall again.

Netcode is terrible. Got 200 plus ping in a game. Every other game I have between 40-60 ping.

A harrowing stealth-action game with some minor puzzle solving elements sprinkled throughout set in France during the Hundred Years War. You play Amicia, a teenaged girl tasked with protecting her 5 year old brother from hostile humans and the ever present swarm of rats.

A solid game, with interesting and immersive lore and locations. There is also a trebuchet, the only siege engine capable of hurling a 90Kg stone projecting over 300 meters.

While this game is an interesting concept, it isn't very well executed. The controls are a bit clunky, combat feels stiff and unresponsive and the AI leaves a lot to be desired. This feels a lot like an early access title. There isn't a whole lot of content to speak of. It calls itself "randomly generated" but it's just a collection of a few dozen pre-made rooms cobbled together. The subtitles don't actually work, and the speech isn't in English, for the most part. The only redeeming quality is the graphics, which aren't bad.

All in all, I'd give this game a 4/10.

10/10 would milk a ghost again

SanctuaryRPG is a text based roguelike that doesn't take itself too seriously. Deep character customization, a variety of unlockable classes and bonuses, an excellent soundtrack and mountains of loot. Also potatoes. Never forget about the potatoes, because they definitely won't forget about you.

This is one of the best games I’ve played in a while. Thematically, it’s reminiscent of Judge Dredd, set in the Megacity of New Babel, the last bastion of human life after we nuked ourselves all to hell like the dumbasses we are. You take the role of a power-armored RoboCop and roll up on every call by jumping out of your hover Ferrari like a badass. Your main goal is to stop terrorists from detonating ANOTHER NUKE, which would definitely be inconvenient for the 100 million remaining humans. You fly around town, answering calls and dropkicking ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ through giant plate glass windows down into the streets below, all while collecting evidence and using your social engineering skills to try and find the bomb.
A quick rundown of the pros and cons of the game. Bear in mind, it IS still a beta so there are a few rough edges.
Pros:
- You start each mission by jumping out of a hover car
- Customize your armor and weapons to suit your playstyle
- You knock ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ through windows. ‘Nuff said.
- Well balanced. You ARE in a suit of highly advanced power armor, but you aren’t immortal.
Cons:
- AI can be kind of dumb
- A few minor glitches with AI movements spazzing out
- A game-breaking glitch with an infinite dialogue loop (that I’ve only come across once)
- Not a whole lot of weapon customization yet
- Some broken English. Nothing too bad; your brain should read it right, but grammar Nazis might be triggered.
Things I’d like to see:
- Suppressed weapons
- Upgrade to get more augment slots
- An endless/sandbox mode
- Additional story elements
- Insight to the constable’s personal life. Since he IS still a human being, after all.

Poi is a very fun 3D platformer very reminiscent of Super Mario 64. It has a very enjoyable soundtrack, nice animations, and a cute art style. If you are nostalgic about playing Mario on the old N64, you will most likely love Poi.

The ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ gender update ruined the game for me. Don't buy this game, because it automatically decides what your character is going to be. You have absolutely no say over what your character looks like. ♥♥♥♥ this.