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Wartales doesn’t ask you to save the world—it hands you a contract, a battered map, and a band of hungry misfits, then tells you to figure it out. It’s a sandbox of steel and strategy, where running a mercenary company feels less like a power fantasy and more like gritty survival with spreadsheets and scars. What sets it apart isn’t a sweeping story or flashy cinematics, but the quiet joy of managing wages, forging gear, and deciding which bandit lord’s head is worth the risk. Deep, dynamic, and refreshingly unscripted, Wartales is a tactical RPG for those who prefer consequence over prophecy—and with its steady stream of updates and expansions, the road never runs out.

Save bug deleted 20 hours of my save then the game would not launch anymore. Every time I loaded an old save or started a new game it instantly crashed. Tried file verification and it said it worked but did not fix the problem. I am not re-downloading almost 150gigs again with no guarantee of it actually fixing the issue. My PC is above min spec requirements. I originally gave the game a glowing review, but after these tech issues, and how buggy the game was leading up to them, I can no longer stand behind that orignal review.

An improvement over Overwatch 1. 5v5 is faster paced and each role is more meaningful than 6v6. I enjoy the new modes and getting multiple new heroes, maps, and modes, every year, unlike OW1. The Shop is expensive but anythign is better than Loot Box gambling addition crap. And the PvE Content, while smaller than I'd like, is good. I am enjoying the minute to minute gameplay and excited for more heroes, PvE, and updates.

Guild Wars 2 is the rare MMO that remembers the second “M” actually stands for “Massively.” Whether it’s hundreds of players clashing in World vs. World or swarming a map-wide meta event, the game still delivers those epic, chaotic moments most MMOs left behind. With its horizontal progression model, it respects your time—step away for months, come back, and you’re not obsolete, just a little rusty. It’s a living world that expands without invalidating your past, offering a buffet of content: story, exploration, dungeons, PvP, seasonal events, and more—all polished by over a decade of steady updates and expansions. For me, it’s been a faithful companion since 2012, and no matter how many games I wander off to, Guild Wars 2 is always there—waiting, vibrant, and still very much alive.

Solasta: Crown of the Magister is the indie miracle that rolled a natural 20 on ambition and somehow landed it. Built by a team smaller than most QA departments, it delivers one of the truest digital adaptations of tabletop D&D around—complete with grid-based combat, verticality, and party banter that feels like it came straight from your game night. Unlike most RPGs that put you in the boots of a lone chosen one, Solasta hands you the whole adventuring party and lets you build every last one of them from scratch. With robust DLC support, a surprisingly deep dungeon and campaign creator, and a thriving community of player-made content, it’s not just a game—it’s a toolbox for fantasy adventures. If Baldur’s Gate 3 is the blockbuster epic, Solasta is the beloved homebrew campaign you can’t stop playing.

Don't buy into the hype and don't buy into the rage, the truth lies somewhere in-between.

There is no questioning the fact that No Man's Sky is a polarizing game. It's been that way since the hype train started during development, and therein lies perhaps the developers biggest fault. They let the Hype get out of control.

What they delivered is an absolute blast of a game that players can easily get lost in for hours at a time, with almost infinite replayability. But communication was poor from the start and it could never live up to the hype some people pumped it up to and assumed it would be. This is unfortunately another game that is falling prey to the community over hyping itself and a dev studio to small to contain it and more importantly; properly communicate. Thus it gets absolutely devastated on launch when it doesn't live up to those completely unrealistic standards and the devs fail to lets us know what's going on.

Do your research, if you're into a exploration focused, chill out, and grind for the fun of it game, and one that's beyond beautiful and can still make you say wow after 100+ hours of play; then you will probably like this game. A lot. If you were expecting it to be an MMO with Call of Duty style FPS, twitchy space combat, minecraft but with better graphics, and everything that could possibly be imagined and not; or something in-between, then this is not the game for you.

Do your research and decide for yourself, but don't buy into the hype and don't buy into the rage, the truth lies somewhere in-between. I personally recommend this game and have already, in 1 week, gotten my money's worth. Now if you'll excuse me I need to go finish exploring this planet and upgrade my hyper drive system; got things to do. ;)

Lot's of fun, expecially after post patch 1.2 which fixed a ton of bugs, banned most all of the cheaters, and fixed loot. This game is awesome. Play It.

A great classic with one of the best stories, throughout all 5 games, in all of gaming. Well worth the buy for any gamer.

The next xhapter in the Elder Scroll epic. A superb game with almost unlimited replay value and hundreds of hours worth of gameplay. As open and free form RPGs go, this game has it all.

Singing Sunflower; Nuff Said!

Awesome puzzle game; as hilarious as it is nerve racking sometimes. All around fun that anyone in the family can enjoy, gamer or not.