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A great speedrunner that does the little things right and plays to a certain style of charm.
Galactic Civilizations III is more of the same with some nice upgrades and a handful of new features, and I have no complaints about that. A great starting point for new players, and an even nicer reason to take up an old addiction for veterans.
With lots to do and a great localization, Story of Seasons is one of the better iterations of this series to come out in some time.
Enjoyable and challenging for the first playthrough; yet suffers terribly when trying to explore the branching storyline.
Kholat is a welcome challenging and atmospheric take on the horror genre
Windward relies on few basic mechanics that sometimes fall short. Nonetheless, It has the potential of giving hours of mindless enjoyment.
Heroes of the Storm is fun, but it doesn't have much to keep you coming back consistently.
Invisible, Inc. is highly polished and hits all the right notes with nearly flawless mechanics, difficulty settings for everyone, and loads of replay value. The predictable story and lack of a fully voiced cast are the only glaring flaws in an otherwise excellent game.
Pure, joyous, unbridled fun. Nintendo's Splatoon is missing content, but what's here will keep you coming back again and again. "Just ONE more match!"
Not A Hero is a well made game that skewers the political elements it takes aim at with some excellent game play to top it off.
The Witcher 3 both meets and exceeds expectations, creating a game that will have a lasting impact on the entire industry.
Game of Thrones Episode 4 will assuredly keep many players engaged and does a great job of creating the potential for an interesting and/or satisfying end.
Technobabylon is definitely worth your time if you are into adventure games, or cyberpunk
Overall, regardless of whether this is your latest Ys adventure, or even your first one, you could certainly do worse than picking up Ys VI. For fans, it'll probably seem a little less polished than later titles, but for both newcomers and veterans alike, there's a lot to love here. As a starting point for getting into the series, Ys VI makes sense, and for a returning player it's a no-brainer.
Dokuro is a wonderful puzzle game but I can only recommend you to play it on a platform that can make use of a touch screen like the PS Vita or a tablet/phone. PC is not the platform for it
A whimsical love letter to Super Sentai and a must have for a fan, though far from perfect in design.
A bit rough around the edges, and downright buggy in others, Shadowrun Chronicles has a lot of flaws to recommend unless you are a fan of the setting.
A bloody romp through Castle Wolfenstein and beyond that falters near the end, but is still worth the price of admission.
Overall, a great series of fights and fantastic music and sound design ultimately let down by its lack of content in the long haul.
An action RPG that stands among the titans of the genre, Marvel Heroes is a glorious romp for any member of the Mighty Marvel Marching Brigade.