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I know Edmund does make edgy humor for the edgyness sake, but putting a guy who allegedly sexually assaulted his own mother (Chris Chan) and another one who supports the Palestinian genocide (Ethan Klein) into the game is just crossing the line for me.
Good game, poor choice of 'actors'

Isaac we love you

Some heroes are as tough as a sheet of paper, some heroes can take a lot and brush it off like nothing happened.
The game somehow went from 40GB to 100GB.
Crashes out of the blue.
A lot of characters are either trash or meta op.
Healing is broken, you can literally beat someone for 15 seconds and they won't die as long as they get healed
The game relies too much on sudden ultimate ability spam to win the game
This is just Overwatch 2 but the devs ARE providing the nsfw material

EA SOMEHOW corporatised skating

You know, a hobby that is well known to be a punk and rebellious hobby?

One where the entire point is its not supposed to be corporate friendly?

Yeah, they turned it into corporate slop with the microtransactions and battle passes (in early-access, I will remind you)

The most bugged Online game there is

There are some bugs that have been in the game FOR 6 YEARS.
The type of bugs that will either kill you, softlock you mid-heist, or crash your game.
The devs literally DON'T CARE if it softlocks you, or crashes you, but if you find a way to get money faster, THEY BEGIN TO CARE

Rockstar is a greedy company that cares a bit too much about the money than the overall player experience.

At this point I think everybody knows what PEAK is about.

You and your friends climb mountains, while trying not to die from starvation or exhaustion, that will cause you to lose your grip, and fall down 1000 feet down.

I recommend it, it's quite cheap, and has a lot of content

ARC Raiders is a very polished, interesting and captivating extraction shooter.
You, as the player, have two dangers - other players or the ARCs.
Not every player you will meet will be a threat to you: most of the community is friendly enough to lend you a hand and take out big robots.

What I love about ARC Raiders is the fact there's no player-driven economy, or no armor/ammo tiers, just light, medium and heavy. Armor penetration is only designated to ARCs (since some parts are enforced and need a better punch to get them off)

My only con is there's not a lot of content when you have literally done everything: quests, workshop upgrades, or finding new blueprints. The lack of content often turns people into gun-happy people who kill on sight, but I guess that's how these games go

Outlast Trials is a 4 player co-op stealth horror game, where you and other reagents undergo through various tasks and trials, while hiding and running away from enemies that really want to kill you.

The game offers a wide variety of missions, like: transport the snitch to a electric chair and kill him, hide drugs in alive people by cutting them open, or saw off legs from a la Jesus on a cross.

The Outlast Trials is a very gory game, so keep that in mind.

The game also has the Invasion mode, where you can invade other player's trial, and try to kill them. It is an optional mode, so you can always turn off the invasions and avoid NPC enemies.

I can only complain the bad luck you can get by playing on higher difficulties

Do I recommend? Yeah, it is fun, but one thing to queasy people - this game has a lot of gore

This is a mixed review if you care.

I do not hate this game, I think it's awesome with its gore and story. Plus, it's one of the better Warhammer 40k games out there.
My real issue with Space Marine 2 is how it's handled from the gameplay side. It feels like it wants to be a horde shooter and a slasher/soulslike, and it struggles with that. I hate having to fight countless enemies that can ignore your roll or parry and straight up lock-on and attack you, either when you are done rolling or executing an enemy. There are no iframes, except maybe while doing the executions. You have to literally read the enemy like the ones from Dark Souls or Elden Ring if you don't want to be constantly overwhelmed.
Some of the enemies are just plain annoying (Zoanthropes, Scarabs) and make the overall experience not fun.
The grind is horrendous. That's everything you need to know: the grind here is so tedious and bad; you have to play on harder missions if you want to upgrade your gear, because guess what! You will only get certain upgrade nodes at certain difficulties!
The enemies are very sponge-y to shoot at. What do you mean I deal more damage around me by stomping around with the Heavy class? Am I not supposed to eliminate lesser enemies with my heavy bolter?
When it comes to dodging/parrying, the indicators and animations are inconsistent. Prepare to get hit anyways, even if you did dodge/parry

I can't recommend this to someone who wants a simple horde shooter. It's harder than it looks.

Amazing game with a great sense of humor, memorable villains, funny quests, and awesome shooting.
Borderlands 2 is the best one out of other games. Everything is peak, from guns, tasks, to bosses and villains, like the one and only Handsome Jack.

What I like about this game is definitely the comedy, but it doesn't stray away from being serious at times.
The mission where you have to help Scooter with making a love poem, only for his potential love to close the doors and shoot themselves off-screen, or the classic "SHOOT ME IN THE FACE". At the contrary, you have moments where some important characters die, and the game remembers that (not like Borderlands 3. Rip Maya and Lilith. Screw Ava) and even plays on it with some DLCs (Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep - Roland being one of the NPC characters as a coping mechanism for Tina after his death).

Overall, I think Borderlands 2 is a looter-shooter you have to try at least once.

P.S.: Do not listen to people shouting "SPYWARE! THEY ARE STEALING OUR DATA"
They listened to some YouTuber falsely accuse of after-mentioned things, and because people do not do their own research, they joined the group of crows that can only repeat "DO NOT DOWNLOAD" or "SPYWARE".
The game is very old, there has been no updates for years. I doubt Take Two would update the game to have some kind of spyware anticheat. I think it's just Take-Two preparing for Borderlands 4 with the EULA, and probably changing the EULA for other games, like GTA 5/6, so they could just copy and paste it to their other games.
Borderlands 2 is safe, do not spread disinformation