Poker with a twist. Now take my money.

I started playing Prominence Poker on console, and the gameplay on PC is essentially the same. A drawback to either version is that gameplay is primarily dependent on multiplayer, and sadly there just isn't an abundance of people playing the game. This means that you will often end up at a table with the same people, even if you left that table previously. Chips are earned either through Single Player (which is very limited within itself) or via microtransactions through their online store. Compared to other online poker games, the pricing is reasonable, however can add up quickly so be mindful. All in all, not a bad option for players who are looking for a "freemium" online card game with infinite replayability and a minimal time commitment. Developers would benefit from adding more content to this game to keep the community alive and well.

TLDR;
Single Player: 4/5
Multiplayer: 4/5
Replay Value: 5/5
Price: 5/5 (base game is free, chips are not egregiously expensive)
Gameplay Experience: 5/5

Time Requirement: A few minutes to several hours
Difficulty to Learn: Novice

Overall Score: 90/100
Would I recommend this game to others? Yes

Don't scare the witch.

Team Fortress 2 (or TF2 for short) should be considered a staple in any Steam player's library. Although the game has been out since 2007, it maintains replay and entertainment value through it's smooth CGI mechanics and routine updates that add fresh, exciting content to the TF2 realm. There are millions of options for character customization, new playlists, however the base experience of the game remains familiar and consistent. I have put this game down for years at a time and picked it back up without missing a beat.

TLDR;
Single-Player: N/A
Multiplayer: 5/5
Replay Value: 5/5
Price: 5/5
Gameplay Experience: 5/5

Time Requirement: At least 20 minutes
Difficulty to Learn: Novice to Intermediate

Overall Score: 100/100
Would I recommend this game to others? Yes