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A great way to bring your desktop to life, it's cheap, peformance friendly and has a great collection of awesome wallpapers on the steam workshop. It's pretty hard not to recommend this.

Resident evil 7 combines the best aspects of all previous RE titles (well excluding 6 lets all pretend 6 didnt happen) and merges them with horror tension similar to that of evil dead. So far the game has beaten all my expectations, the pacing is well done the horror is more then cheap jump scares and the survival aspects are really well done, I find myself conserving every bullet and every herb I can find only using them in life or death situations and it adds just that bit more energy to every encounter with an enemy.

The game also seems to run really well on high end systems although if you have a mid, low end PC you're probably going to have to wait for some patches or a perfomance mod of somekind.

overall If you're a fan of the horror genre in any sense of the word you are going to want to check this game out.

First off, I love fallout 4 with nearly 500 hours and still climbing.

I have to say this is the weakest of all the DLC. The concept itself is fun and interesting but in practice this expansion is a huge mess. You start off discovering an old incomplete vault and you're given the goal to get it up and running using the workshop system. I've personly put over 64 hours + in perfecting and detailing my sanctuary settlement so it naturally seemed appealing to me. but after spending a few hours on the questline and a good amount of time building a big intricate vault.. this DLC just doesnt work. My first and biggest complaint is the god awful AI pathing. Your vault dwellers will spend most of their time stuck inside the walls or outside the vault buildings completely and they can't navigate stairs at all.. period. Aside from that the snapping mechanics are so stupid it hurts you cant snap different room types without doors and it makes the rooms look ugly and prefaby (imo). It's just a general headache to what should be a simple system.

It also has issues with lighting not working properly and terminals glitching out. Ontop of that the big mysterious "experiments" you can run are boring as f*k, all in all if you want to build your own vault there are tons of mods that do it better or if you dont like the workshop mechanics anyway this is just a waste of money for an otherwise decent game.

If you like DBZ then this game wont disappoint.

Ehhhhhhhhhhh, is the only word i can come up with after finishing Deus Ex: Mankind divided.
The game itself is fun when it works but it has so many short comings it hurts. It took me 20 hours to finish the game which includes squeezing in every sidequest I could find. The sidequests are actually the highlight of the game as the main narrative suffers the same traps as Deus Ex: HR had and it just lacks any real depth by the end of the campaign it really feels like you accomplished nothing which i guess is understandable if you've played the original deus ex I won't spoil anything but overall it's very bland. Ontop of that it suffers horrible performance issues even running on an overclocked I5 6600k and overclocked GTX 980 it chugged quite often on "High" settings. Deus ex: Mankind Divided also has some very out of place and shady microtransactions I would recommend everyone to steer clear of them.

I did enjoy most of my time with the game though, it had fun new augments to play with and even more ways to approach varying situations so much so that I can recommend this game to most people but even so, it won't be a mindblowing experience nor will it leave you craving for more. It's just kind of.. there if you need to kill a few hours. (ps: why must the latest installments of this series include ♥♥♥♥♥♥ endings and crappy bossfights just.. why..)

Old but gold.

I must say i'm honestly quite suprised by the amount of negitive reviews for this game. In my short time playing Miscreated it has already surpassed DayZ standalone.

Miscreated is a generic zombies survival sandbox mmo thingo. But as a plot twist the devs seem like they actually care about this game, It looks beautiful and is atmoshperic as fuq. The sound design needs a tweaking but it's not terrible and the combat gameplay is on point. The map seems a bit limited compared to DayZ standalone which is fair enough given the attention to detail to the enviorments. Loot seems to be scattered around fairly and some of the player built bases i've seen look great. The only real pitfall of this game (at-least for me) would be the bugs and crashes, It seems to freeze after running a certain distance from what i'm assuming is to load in the next area. I've also had 3 crashes in the hour and half i've played. It could just be my rig though as the reports of crashing don't seem to pop up to much and as this is an alpha game it's pretty much expected to have these sort of issues.

So long story short, the game is fun the enviorments are great, the survival aspect isn't frustrating like it is in DayZ. Thumbs up from me yo'

Bloody dark souls...

Where to start with this game? I suppose its stand out feature the difficulty. The souls series has always been famous for its insane difficulty and lurning curb and dark souls 3 is no exception a few seconds of zoning out or one wrong step and you will be punished for it although as in previous series it never feels unfair (looking back on it anyway..) you die because you've made a mistake and as you learn more and grow with the game it will continue to test you on your ability which is probably why overcoming bosses and difficult areas has to be one of the most satisfying things in gaming. If you are having trouble and seem stuck you can use summon signs to help other people or use other peoples signs to get help in Jolly co-operation! yourself. all in all darksouls does not disapoint with its difficulty and gameplay its all there and even with some new features such as "Weapon Arts" which add a new dynamic to fights and are great fun to use.

And the sound in this game is on point, from the beautiful music design to the sound of your weapon smashing into the ground as you swing a greatsword its all there and it all fits. This also happens to be the best looking souls game to date, you will have constant moments of walking out into a scenic area and just soaking in an amazing view and the attention to detail is great here. Although in souls fashion it still has weird out of place looking graphical glitches where you obviously arn't supposed to go but those are minor gripes. The networking also has a-lot of bugs at the moment from phantom summons not being able to enter fog walls, to them being straight up invincible hopefully this will all be fixed in time as general desync seems to be less potent as it was in previous titles.

If you are a new comer to the series or an old souls veteran I can strongly recommend this game. The lore and universe is rich and deep and the gamplay is immensely satisfying. 9/10

After 3 clean reinstalls of the mod and deus ex each I just straight up give up on this mod. The vanilla version works fine but every time I try to play the mod I have a different gamebreaking bug every single playthrough i've tried.

It looks and sounds great, although honestly nothing can beat that classic 90's soundtrack from the original. I really wanted to like this and play through it but the time i've spent on forums trying to find fixes It's just not worth it... It looks promising if you can get it to work otherwise its really down to how long your paitence will hold out.

Fun while it lasts, but longevity is not this games strong point.
wait till its on sale or something.