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Its a Bethesda RPG in space.

A turtles fan since the beginning and this is a fantastic remake. The graphics are fresh but still bring back the nostalgia. The sounds are reminiscent of the arcades and it just brings me back.

Great gunplay and overall was a fun game to just play.

All you need to know is that it has Goats.

Batman. The one comic book hero almost any comic book fan will like.

The Arkham series, heavily based on the Bruce Timm DC Universe, has been one of the best series of comic book hero games to date. With great fighting mechanics, tons of lore and back story and of course, you get to play as the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Batman. What more could you want?

So where does Arkham Origins fit in with the others? In m opinion it is a solid entry into the franchis and WB Montreal did a decent job. I would give it a 8/10.

Apart from some bugs, only a few that everyone experienced, the game itself was just as good as Arkham City. It ties in with the other two and exposes you to events that start the cascade of Arkham Asylum and ultimately what happens in Arkham City. It introduces some new villians and uses some older ones while tying the story together in a neat christmas package.

The graphics are about the same as Arkham City except there were no performance issues to start.

The voice actors are great and do a good job of portraying a younger Batman and Joker, although I still prefer Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill as they have defined those two for almost 20 years.

The gameplay is as good as Arkham City, better than Arkham Asylum but the thugs are not as scared so they will react faster. This means you have to watch and react faster to counters and especially the harder enemies.

The story over all is a good story to tie in with the Arkham Universe. It shows how all the madness begins while also filling you in on more back story of the characters.

Overall, it is a good game. I found it worth the $50 dollars but I am also a big DC fan so those that are not as big of DC fans might want to get it on sale, but either way it needs to be played.

Now that Steam Reviews is in beta, we can tell what we truly feel about games and products.

And what better place to start than one of the best games available on Steam?

Team Fortress 2, in my mind, is probably the best Team Based FPS on the market. It was released in 2007 as part of the Orange Box and subsiquently individually for $20 dollars. At the time you had 4 game modes, a few maps and the 9 base classes to play with. And even with just that, the characters are unique as well is the design, which is what makes it endure.

Throughout the years VALVe has updated it with class balancing, new game modes, maps and items for every class. And let us not forget the most improtant part, hats. All of it free and obtainable without spending a single dime. The amount of free content that has been added to TF2 in the past 6 years is enough to count as 3 or more entire games worth. And now the majority of the content is created by the users and those users do get credit and paid for it if you purchase the content in the Mann Co Store. Whats not to love?

Now it is F2P which adds even more value considering the amount of content.

No other game has given so much to its fan base that I have seen for free and continues to reward its player base with content and fun.

With graphics that age quite well, a memorable cast and a value thats is unsurpassed there is no reason not to play TF2.

So hurry up and download it.