Watch all of Joel G's "ENA" on youtube, and then play this free, if currently incomplete, masterpiece! Seriously, There's nothing not to love about a group working on something they're all passionate about!

10/10 for episode 1. If you at all enjoyed it, please considering getting the supporter edition!

This is should be illegal.

Best played with friends. Playing solo seems stressful, but the stakes are surprisingly low if you play smart. Plus, you can also just go fishing and vibe with the sea!

Bungie said the expansion was gonna be like an 80's action movie, a little light on plot as levity for the more serious story later on, complete with training montage! Everyone thought that was cool. Then Bungie did exactly what they said they would, and now everyone is suddenly upset...

The game has always been more than just its story. Strand feels amazing, the new destination is so different from what we're used to, and the mod overhaul makes build crafting easier to understand while giving Bungie room to expand it.

I wish we got to spend more time with Rohan, but I think the rest of the characters are great (especially Nimbus and Quinn). The story campaign was a pleasant difficulty. It's not perfect, but it's also not remotely as bad as the reactionaries have made it out to be. 7/10, still pretty damn good!

Brew yourself some tea, relax while fishing, and try not to die from the wind monsters possessing the derelict remains of some shipwrecked boat...

Short, but I got more than my money's worth for the time I spent on it. Beautiful visuals, fun little puzzles, great characters that you want to hug, and an ending that brought me to tears.

The only way this game could be improved upon, is if you were allowed to actually hug the characters you meet. That builder robot especially deserves a hug!

Relaxing, adorable, and might hit you harder emotionally than you thought it would. It's cute and has frogs in it, what more could you ask for?!

PvP is a bit wonky at times, but the gunplay is really solid. It can be rather relaxing doing dailies, but still provide a challenge.

I don't write reviews often, but I just had to say something about this game. It's just so effing amazing. The spellcrafting is fun and interesting. The world is beautiful. The combat is great. And the map is a reasonable size. It's a somewhat short game clocking in at around 12 hours to max out a game file, but there is a recently added hard mode that actually changes parts of the game if you want to keep playing. I don't usualy replay games, but Mages of Mystralia proved to be so fun that I'm actually considering starting it again. I might even start a third game with the hard mode. It's not really comparably to any other game (at least, not that I know of), but most people would probably compare it to an older top-down Legend of Zelda. I would say it's more comparable to Spiral Knights, but that's probably because I have more experience with that. Regardless, This game is definately worth picking up. It's worth picking up even more if on sale, but I'd go so far as to say it's worth it at full price.

I got the game 4 years ago. Not a single thing made sense to me, and I didn't really enjoy it. I tried picking it back up around August, and now it's one of my favourite games. I'm not sure what changed during that time, but it diffinately changed for the better. Despite being more of a solo player, I heavily enjoy MMOs. Warframe is currently fueling my MMO addiction, and I love it. It's a fun game with great movement, great abilities, great weapons, and a great community. Plus, it's free. Like, actually free. It's very easy to go through the game without spending real money, but if you end up enjoying it as much as I did, you'll want to give the developers some support. ^_^ Ivara is the cutest frame, btw.