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Dark Souls, the game everyone recommended me to play, the game I tried to play a few years back, the game I couldn't play because I went in the wrong direction when I started...

A year or two later I decided to give it a shot one more time. This time, I took some time to explore every bit of Firelink Shrine (starting location) and found the ACTUAL easier/do-able sarting path, with ennemies that won't one-shot my character.

It's hard, very hard. Especially during the first couple of hours. The learning curve is steep but is also super entertaining. Getting your build right, upgrading your weapons and gears, fighting difficult ennemies and epic bosses, progressing through a fantastic storyline, all of these are the reasons I came to love Dark Souls. I died a lot, I sill do, but learning how the game works and how to defeat every ennemy by learning their patterns and their weak spots really helps a lot.

PvP in 2016 isn't like it was back then but it still works. I recommend this game to anyone who likes RPGs for their storyline and games with a difficult learning curve.

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Single Player: 10/10 Amazing lore, goergous ennemy design and patterns, stunning landscape
Multiplayer: 7/10 Co-op and PvP both included in the game. Could be better
Graphics: 9/10 Amazing dark theme with beautiful landscapes and interesting locations. Not the most polished graphics but still amazing
Community: 9/10 Streamers, nice wiki and many videos
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I've been playing Killing Floor 2 for a long time now, and am so glad I got this off early acess. I usually don't recommend pre-ordering but this game's developpers really delivered. Loads of maps, zed types, bosses, perks, and seasonal events. Updates every now and then keep the game interesting. I've been on and off since release and keep coming back to it just because of how satisfying it is to team up with 5 other players on Hell on Earth.

Lots of mechanics to learn. The curve is steep, but once you get the hang of it the game becomes quite interesting and offers multiple different strategies to win on different perks.

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Single Player: 10/10 If you have enough skill, any map can be completed with any perk, and it's super satisfying.
Multiplayer: 10/10 If your squad is somewhat talented, short, medium and long modes are super fun.
Graphics: 10/10 Blood, guts, pieces, explosions, darkness, heavy metal, more gore, more gunshots... What's there not to like?
Community: 10/10 Great community. Mods, maps, skins, steam workshop, etc.
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Tomb Raider is an old game, let's face it! Previous games were amazing, defining the genre of shooter RPG, with puzzles and exploration at the center of its purpose. There was almost clearly no way Square Enix could come up with another game like this that had all the stuff we wanted, and a sexy Lara Croft to stare at the entire time.

I'll have to say that they did a pretty good job despite modern companies being cash sucking machines releasing unfinished and boring games with barely anything to solve/with easy puzzles. This latest installment brings back all the action, the crazy tombs, and the unlocks a la FarCry. Lara Croft is as hot as ever with the new graphics and the story is just marvelous.

Embark this epic adventure that the single player campaign is and try to complete the game 100%. It is worth it, you will have a lot of fun, and you will feel like money was well invested.

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Single Player: 9/10 Amazing campaign, awesome plot, different enemies/puzzles/unlocks & insane environment
Multiplayer: N/A Not played
Graphics: 9/10 Crazy Physics, beautiful textures, models are awesome, art is refined, Lara Croft is almost real
Community: 9/10 Good hints for puzzles, locations, and walkthrough
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The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is the update to one of the best indie title ever made. Its creator, Edmund Mcmillen, has one of the most intriguing interest with religion and he shares it with us in a way that makes this game's story one of the most interesting ever.

Unlockables, unlockables and unlockables. Hundreds of items, ennemies and bosses. Countless amounts of possible runs, infinite hours of gameplay, and challenges that will have you pull your hair out of every pore. The more you play, the better you get. The learning curve is insanely steep, unless you have played the first one before.

The second installment of TBoI allows you to play with a controller and in co-op mode. The engine used to make this game surpasses flash in every way, which means very little bugs, better graphics, and FULLSCREEN RESOLUTIONS! Don't get discouraged after a few runs, cause you will get better and you will learn everything you have to know within the game.

I recommend this game to any fan of roguelikes and indie titles. One indie to rule them all!

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Single Player: 10/10 Random events, very addictive, funny, and the theme is awesome
Multiplayer: 7/10 Co-op mode is though but it is there, which is all that matters really
Graphics: 9/10 Pixel art is fine, McMillen's art is as awesome and gross as ever
Community: 9/10 Streamers, nice wiki and many videos
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Audiosurf is a nice indie title that mixes up Guitar Hero/Rockband with Tetris and a music player. If you are a music person and love to listen to your tracks while gaming, you need to try this one.

Load your drives with your favorite tracks and beat your friends scores by playing the same songs and being more strategic than they are. Techno/Electric and Metal/Heavy Metal songs are a real challenge, and you can even make your own hour long song if you feel like playing forever.

The game is cheap, I definetly recommend this to anyone who loves games and music.

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Single Player: 9/10 listen to your own music as you try to rack up points and achievements. Works on EVERY SINGLE SONG EVER MADE. Multiple game modes
Multiplayer: 8/10 Co-op mode and nice competition between you and your friends to achieve highest position on scoreboard
Graphics: 7/10 Nothing to say against the graphics. Seizure warning
Community: 7/10 Competition, tutorials, but lack of quality streaming and online videos
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I bought this game after playing Call of Duty Zombies and I was looking for a different kind of challenge when shooting at zombies. One of my friend told me "killing floor is probably one of the best Zombie games out there and it is cheap, and very addictive". Little did I know, he was absolutely right.

Tons of achievements to unlock, perks to level, guns to buy and, OH HECK the game is f****** difficult! I love a good challenge and Killing floor delivers on that.

A must for Zombie lovers!

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Single Player: 7/10 It is fun to play alone to train your spamming skills on Zeds. Nothing beats multiplayer though.
Multiplayer: 10/10 One of the best Survival Horror out there. Tons of guns, 9 different types of zombies with an epic boss and up to 6 players in the same server. Use your perks wisely and kill them Zeds like there is no tomorrow!
Graphics: 6/10 First installment of Killing Floor was based off a mod. Textures could be better, I give it a respectable grade because of guts and gore.
Community: 8/10 Good players, HUGE workshop, tons of items
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The Binding of Isaac is an indie title made by 2 of my favorite indie developpers, McMillen and Himsl. The game is a Zelda-like rpg where you navigate from rooms to rooms in order to obtain items, slay ennemies, and kill bosses. Each run is random from A to Z, making it a different experience each time.

The game comes with tons of achievements and unlockable secrets, allowing players to continue deeper into the abyss of Isaac's basement. Religious jokes and filth awaits. The game is scary good and is worth its VERY low price.

A game difficult as hell and that will have you hate it as much as you'll love it.

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Single Player: 10/10 Random events, very addictive, funny, and the theme is awesome
Multiplayer: N/A
Graphics: 9/10 The monsters are well drawn and the imaginative world of McMillen is just amazing. Play on low graphics for better gameplay
Community: 9/10 Streamers, nice wiki and many videos
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I've been a fan of Diablo and Diablo II for a while and was waiting for D3 impatiently. It was released with quite a few flaws, which made me switch my attention towards Torchlight 2. This game is full of potential, with up to 100 levels for each of your champions. Stats are amazing, combos are crazy and the skill trees are very diversified. I chose this game over D3 any day. Includes infinite possibilities, thanks to mod tools!

I've spent a quite a few hours on this game, getting through it a few times (NG+, NG++, and mapworks is what make this game as awesome as it is).

Multiplayer and coop is amazing. Lots of effects, splash art and particles while fighting make for an intense battle with monsters that will never get you bored!

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Single Player: 9/10 (10/10 with mods) The 3 acts are amazing, addons give you the option to increase the quality of your gameplay
Multiplayer: 9/10 (10/10 with mods) If you can play this game with 3 other players it's good, with 7 it's fantastic
Graphics: 8/10 Nice Graphics, it's easy to see they put a lot of efforts and budget in their 3D modeling
Community: 10/10 Nice Players, TONS of addons and mods, lots of skins
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The first installment of Modern Warfare was good, interesting, well balanced and offered new content we had never seen before. The second one was copy of the first with better graphics, which made sense for a new generation of a given game. The third one was a complete rip-off from Modern Warfare 2.

I used to like Activision, now they release games with making money as their sole goal and it's making me sad. :(

Campaign was boring, content is redundant, and the community got worse. Don't waste that much money on a game like this.

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Single Player: 5/10 The Campaign was good but missing something
Multiplayer: 4/10 No dedicated servers again. Gameplay very redundant from MW2
Graphics: 5/10 Quality did not upgrade since MW2
Community: 1/10 Childish players, lack of mod tools, no mapping tools
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Single Player: 7/10 The Campaign was insane with an epic finale
Multiplayer: 5/10 Online maps are ok and there are no dedicated servers. Mini games are what kept me playing this online
Graphics: 8/10 Visualy apealing
Community: 1/10 Childish players, lack of mod tools, no mapping tools