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Well, a few months ago, my friend amounted to nothing in life. He had just lost his job, his girlfriend cheated on him, and he was behind on his mortgage and car payments. Him and I went to get a few drinks and he confessed that he was contemplating s*icide because he had nothing left. I told him he should just take a week break and relax, as things would hopefully get better soon. He had twenty bucks in his steam wallet, so in order to relax, he purchased Dinkum. About a week after he bought Dinkum, him and I went to go get a few drinks again and we talked. He told me that after playing Dinkum, he got a new six-figure job, a supermodel girlfriend, and his home and car had been paid off. Dinkum saved my friends life.

Usually I do not review any games except for my all time favorites, but this needed to happen. This game was once one of the most fun deception games on PC to play with friends and strangers alike. However, in the recent patch, the developers have decided to do something that is so insanely stupid, I would think that they created the Asylum map based on their memory of actually being in an insane asylum. Please revert the game back to what it once was. If you really for some god awful reason want to keep this idiotic new game mode make it a separate queue. Please do not kill the game.

Hunt: Showdown is a brilliant take on a first person shooter in a market that is currently oversaturated with movement based modern shooters. This game takes you all the way back to the 1800's and uses very slow movement system that is based on using stealth and noise to your advantage. Although this game can be very infuriating at times due to the quick kill times and permanent death system, the rush of a good fight or the feeling of finally extracting with the bounty beats any other feeling out there in gaming right now. I would fully recommend this game as it is (in my opinion) the best shooter on the market at the moment. This game has a very bright future ahead of it and I can't wait to see what is in store for Hunt: Showdown.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is a step in the right direction for EA and Respawn. The things that this game does correctly it does spectacularly and the things the game does negatively are minimal and unnoticed most of the time. To start off with the graphics, each and every location in the game is beautiful and looks as if it is a real place within the Star Wars universe. Even on low graphical settings, the game still runs smoothly and your immersion within the game is unimpeded by graphical errors. The combat in the game is also amazing and makes the player feel as if they are a real Jedi. The way the force abilities and the lightsaber combat work together to create a harmony within the different game systems is great and makes the player feel as if they are in one of the movies. The parkour and the environmental interaction that takes place within the game is also very fun and creates a feeling of excitement and adventure within the player. Finally, although I won't talk about story spoilers, each twist and turn of the story leaves the player feeling on edge and interested in every character that is presented to them. The negative portion of the game comes from bugs, mostly in the parkour and open world adventure portion of the game. There were a couple of times where my character would fall after he clearly had made a jump or just fail to run on the side of the wall as he should have. These do not impact the game overall as they are few and far between but they are an annoyance when they do occur. Overall, this game is a great game for all Star Wars fans and I would even give it a shot if you were not a Star Wars fan. 9.5/10

For Honor is a medieval sword fighting game set in a fantasy world. First off, the campaign is not great, if you are looking to purchase this game for any form of single player content then this is not a game for you. However, this game is redeemed in the different multiplayer modes. To begin, the duels and brawls mode features what seems like a relatively fair 1v1 and 2v2 experience that you can use to practice and defeat your opponent without the interference of anyone else or any abilities that come with the other modes. The duels are quite fun due to the high skill ceiling but relatively easy to learn mechanics that allow you to constantly learn new mechanics about the game and the character that you are playing. However, the bigger modes that allow you to fight in 4v4s do not offer the same amount of fun as the duel and brawl modes. This is due to a large amount of abilities and interference that can come from other players. Instead of worrying about if you can beat the other player due to your skill, you have to worry whether he is able to one-shot you with an ability or if his three other friends are going to come and gank you. I personally do have some fun in these 4v4 modes but tend to stick to 1v1s and 2v2s. Overall, For Honor offers a fun and engaging medieval sword fighting experience that leaves you with a good feeling as most of your wins will be well earned, and not watered down by unbalanced mechanics. (Product received Feb 13, 2017)