BattleBlock Theater®
super cute, funny narrations, addictive, levels are fast paced and fun. love it :)
– Real player with 40.2 hrs in game
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A (precision) platformer with light-weighted puzzles, gentle difficulty curve, wacky plot, and hilarious narration. Especially enjoyable to play with a partner. Last few chapters could be a little bit too difficult though, but nothing insurmountable even for casual players.
Support local multiplayer, but controllers are necessary. Otherwise, you can progress in story mode with your friend in online multiplayer mode. When two computers are on the same WiFi network, the lag is nearly imperceptible.
– Real player with 39.0 hrs in game
Magicka
Do you like magic? Do you like killing monsters? Then this is a game for you to play. I’ll try my best not to spoil any of the story, since the game’s highlight is the story. You have a choice of 8 different elements you can combine into a spell, including Magick, which I will get to. Many of these spells have different effects and can be used differently. If you become experienced, you can perform these spells without an issue. The 8 different elements are water, life, shield, fire, lightning, death, earth, and snow. Already you can imagine some of these elements have opposites and combine into different elements. You are exactly correct. For instance, water + snow = ice. Also an example of opposites are earth and lightning. Earth and lightning cancel each other out. You can use these different spells you come up with in many different ways. You can use it by just using left click, you can press shift + left click to apply it to your melee weapon (which I will explain later), and you can apply it to yourselves by middle clicking with the scroll on the mouse. You think that’s it in combat? NOPE. You start off with a staff and another weapon which you use by clicking shift + left click, that’s also how you use the spell you apply to it. You can find different kinds of staffs and other weapons (which most are melee) that have different effects. Then, there’s the Magicks. These books can be found in the different levels. There’s a certain amount in every level that does things that you cannot do with normal spells. I’ll leave it at that. The combat capabilities alone shows that this was well thought out.
– Real player with 132.5 hrs in game
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Magicka is a wonderful game full of challenge, joy and an interesting plot as well as lore for those willing to see through the light-hearted nature of the game. the mechanics are solid and fluent to move through to the point where movement within the game becomes so second nature to players so quickly that you’re playing fluently by the second level for myself and the majority of people I’ve played with.
Missions are thoroughly enjoyable with destructive magic and magical combinations which make you feel truly powerful and a good balance of characters with great connections between characters. all named characters vital to the plot are memorable for either their battles or personalities respectively. The game feels like it gives the player all the power from the start whilst maintaining a great learning and difficulty curve which allows for learning and enjoyment of game mechanics.
– Real player with 117.9 hrs in game
Obey The Law
lf you’re looking for game that’s good, well look somehere else.
The Game looks like it was made by a four-year-old.
Bad AI.
The game should be in development and not public.
– Real player with 2.4 hrs in game
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Well i expected more the AI needs a rework and the voice control dose not work
i would love this to be fully developed and it all redone and thinking its a entire 1 guy working on this cut him/her some slack the animations are from Mixamo and i would like to see original animations but saying its 1 guy i feel like thats a bit to much
for a game thats in this stage you might want to lower the price as its way to high for this current state
– Real player with 1.2 hrs in game
Lesson Learned - Tower Defense
You should always pay attention in school. Otherwise, you can end up just like Frank. His day was ruined by an unfortunate and quite unexplainable event.
Help Frank travel through history in this unique approach to the Tower Defense genre.
Gather resources, build defenses, and survive waves (in single-player or cooperation) of historically inaccurate enemies, from Cavemen through Roman Legionaries, Medieval Knights, and French Imperial Army to Nazi soldiers. Free your classmates to expand your crew of minions and with their help hopefully, get yourselves out of this predicament.
KEY FEATURES OF LESSON LEARNED
CLASSIC TOWER DEFENSE WAVES IN CO-OP OR SINGLE PLAYER MODE
Where there are towers there must be enemy waves. This is the LAW! Six historically inaccurate periods.
The World of Lesson Learned is full of demonic creatures that are echoes of the great historic warriors and leaders. Your job is to fight your way through human history.
ARSENAL OF TOWERS WITH THEIR OWN UPGRADE TREES
Towers can be upgraded with a specific function in mind. Need fast shooting and slow-down effect? Easy! Build a tower and upgrade it with speed and cold damage in mind. The crafting system in Lesson Learned is based on gathered resources. Every level has different resources available. The balance between gathering, building towers and fighting is the key to survival.
MOVIE INSPIRATIONS
What could come out if we would take a bit of excellence from “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure” and mix in some teenager imagination - cool & mad farm animals?
CUSTOMIZABLE MINIONS WITH SPECIAL ABILITIES
Your classmates are scattered throughout the underworld. Your job is to find and rescue them. If you take care of them they will become great assets in your quest to get back home.
HILARIOUS, UNIQUE HAND-DRAWN ENEMIES
Fight cows, frogs, wolves, pigs, and more. Remember, they are as humorous as they are dangerous.
STORY WITH A VERY LIMITED TEXT TO READ :D
Playing through the campaign unravels the mystery of the ancient tome - a mysterious artifact responsible for Frank’s not exactly planned vacation to the underworld.
Magicka 2
My experience in Magicka 2 vs Magicka 1.
I’ll start it off with the first time I played Magicka 1. The moment I started to grasp the concept of regular combinations, element combinations, and the special spell combinations, thats when I begun to experiment on so many spells (be it regular spells or the special combination spells, or both), and found it absolutely fun at how I can play the game differently each time and would still enjoy it nonetheless.
Thats when I absolutely fell in-love with Magicka. It promised a sort of freedom to your utilization of these spells. And the better you got at utilizing regular combos or utilizing multiple special combination spells, the more satisfying the gameplay was.
– Real player with 75.8 hrs in game
WARNING! Don’t listen to negative reviews here or on Metacritic. The game is light years ahead of the first game in almost every area. I’d say PcGamer’s 79/100 rating is about right, although they were complaining about the difficulty of the game too which I don’t necessarily agree with. Well, although initially it was frustrating, after I got the hang of it, I was steamrolling my enemies even at the final fight. It’s actually almost impossible to (permanently) die now because you can resurrect your fairy and you’re pretty much immortal. This also means that the first games infuriating moments of losing your hard-earned staves upon death are solved, because you drop your staff on death and you can pick it up on resurrection. You just need to let go of your anger/fear about dying, and maintain a relaxed, observant mind to easily be able to make accurate snap decisions about what elements to use, what vulnerabilities your opponents likely have. There are tons of clues about it, you just need to let go of your fear of dying and the constant anxiety that makes combat much more difficult than it should be. As I’ve mentioned, death is meaningless now and you are almost guaranteed to die every 10 minutes or so, even if you’re a legendary player, and it’s okay. Or every 20 seconds, if you’re not, and it’s okay too. Relax, and you’ll start improving rapidly.
– Real player with 49.9 hrs in game
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is following the tales of Borderlands 2 and still has the characteristics of spending hours collecting loot, farming bosses and more story-based orientated compared to previous games.
7/10 would play again. (screw the oxygen)
– Real player with 617.6 hrs in game
ver como jack lentamente va transformándose en handsome jack es una experiencia que en lo personal recomiendo, ademas de que puedes jugar como claptrap ¿que mas puedes pedir?
handsome jack/10
– Real player with 57.0 hrs in game
Lazy gang
Key features:
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A fascinating plot. The serene days of the main characters came to an end when they were kidnapped by a mysterious stranger. To get home, a squad of lazy people will have to explore mysterious islands, carry out orders from local residents, collect local currency in the form of shells, pump skills and knock out artifacts from bosses.
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3 playable characters. Each character has its own class, unique abilities and style of play.
A universal warrior - balanced, can be both a support fighter and an attacker.
Tank Healer - prevents a huge amount of damage and restores the lost health of allies.
Agile Rogue - moves quickly, slows down opponents with poison, but has a small number of lives.
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Cooperative Use the features of the selected character to the maximum, combining them with the features of the character of a friend.
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Exciting boss battles.
-Adjust to unpredictable attacks
-Fight off waves of minions
-Use special moves and types of weapons
Locations:
5 islands with a huge number of Easter eggs.
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Volcanic Island
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Dense forest
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Pumpkin fields
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Island of sweets
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Techno island
Saints Row: The Third
Haha Penis Sword
– Real player with 82.7 hrs in game
GTA but fun =3
– Real player with 74.7 hrs in game
Saints Row IV
IF YOU PLAN TO PURCHASE THIS TO PLAY IT WITH ANOTHER FRIEND, DON’T BUY IT. It crashes every few minutes in Co-op and it seems like it hasn’t been fixed for a long time.
– Real player with 50.6 hrs in game
Game was a blast! It was like what I wanted that most recent crackdown game to be. Fun powers and whacky story that made sense given the Saint’s history. Plenty of fan service for long time fans, but it didn’t bog down the experience for new players.
If you like have super powers in a sandbox, this game is for you!
– Real player with 25.6 hrs in game
Saints Row: Gat out of Hell
I am a big fan of the Saints Row franchise and have been a fan since Saints Row: The Third. Saints Row: The Third and Saints Row IV. The two aforementioned games had great humor and lots of action. Gat Out of Hell is an expansion of the franchise that is much shorter in content, but has some entertainment value.
Those who played Saints Row IV should feel quite familiar with Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell. The open world design and gameplay mechanics are very similar in Saints Row IV and Gat Out of Hell. All the super jumps and gliding in Saints Row IV turns into flying with wings. You can buy wing flaps as a way of upgrading your flying abilities. Given enough practice, you can gain exciting speeds and it feels quite different than gliding in Saints Row IV. Flying also makes collecting soul clusters exhilarating. The soul clusters are similar to those clusters in Saints Row IV and are necessary for upgrading your arcane powers which are similar to Saints Row IV’s super powers.
– Real player with 53.2 hrs in game
Disclaimer: I worked at Volition for 4 years, however that was about 8 years ago. I worked on Saints Row 2 and it was my first job in the games industry. However I paid for this game (And in fact paid for it twice), have not had a connection to the series since Saints Row 2, and while I know some of the people still at the company, I do not believe that reflects on this review. I am only including this in the interest of disclosure.
Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell is the fifth Saints Row game, and the first to not be fully developed by Volition. It’s also the first one not numbered, and also the first one that doesn’t have a strong narrative throughout missions.
– Real player with 41.0 hrs in game