Online is really brutal.

If you want to host a server for you and friends, add /tps 60 or /tps 120 depending on your framerate to your launch options on Steam.

I hope Aspyr starts putting out some fixes as this is insane for a release that costs half of a AAA game price.

I would refund this but bought it on Humble sadly.

The servers are REALLY bad right now. I got booted out of just about every 3 games on average. Quick join leads to getting a lobby all by yourself (that randoms don't seem to be able to join) about a third of the time. The game stability is really bad and there is not report function as this game is full of people saying awful things.

The launch of this game was really messy when it comes to performance and glitches. There are still a significant amount of glitches but this is definitely a treat for any LEGO Star Wars fan! Definitely worth the full price tag in my opinion.

This is my favourite Dark Souls game. While Dark Souls 3 feels a little smoother and less jank, this game's world and secrets are something to behold. The characters are interesting and the enemies scream creative and intriguing design. Difficulty can spike but still a great game that I'd highly recommend.

Beat the game with almost full completion. I had reservations when I noticed that it's made completely inside GZDOOM and had me worried that I was just about to play a fancy DOOM wad. I was wrong. It's a little buggy and jank but the world and characters are very interesting. Definitely an eye-catcher. Lack of direction can be somewhat of a hinderance at times but my best advice is to just remember any monuments of interest or anything that looked like a dead end. Chances are that when you're looking for where to go, those areas will either be the destination or at least they might let you do something there.

I was a little disappointed in the enemy/weapon balance. Some enemies feel ridiculous tanky and some weapons feel ridiculously overpowered. I think this game could do with a little more fine-tuning but I'm grateful for the experience to play this game. I recommend giving this game a go!

As of writing this, I have 22 hours in Persona 5 Strikers playing on the Normal difficulty. Here are my pros and cons followed by my overall thoughts.

Pros:
-The characters you love are back.
-Mixing Persona skills with Warriors gameplay feels novel and interesting. Pausing the battle to choose your skill feels very cool and stylish.
-The moves are epic and flashy. (It's a warriors game, this is to be expected.)
-Big variety of Personas to fuse and use in battle!
-Characters feel like they somehow have even more personality than in P5/P5R. Sometimes it feels like too much though. But I feel like it tries to hit a nice balance.
-You can travel to previous dungeons in the Metaverse.

Cons:
-Almost all side characters from P5 are gone. (Tae, Iwai, etc. are nowhere to be seen.)
-Graphics settings are some of the laziest I've ever seen implemented. (Anti-aliasing is horrendous.)
-Persona fusion is a little more cumbersome and clunky than in previous Persona games.
-You cannot go back to previously explored areas in the real world.
-The game discourages the player from using Persona skills as you only get a limited amount of SP every time you go in the dungeon. You can expend your SP fairly quickly so you tend to just want to save your skills for mini-bosses and boss fights. But you can also replenish to 100% by going to the real world and then returning to the metaverse with no repercussion as long as you do it at a checkpoint. The SP system needed more time in the oven. (There are also hardly any SP replenishing skills.)
-Many skills are missing.

And the worst con of all...

If you play on Normal, THIS GAME IS GRINDY. It doesn't matter how much you like to run around and explore. You have to grind or you'll eventually get your butt kicked in the story. So frustrating to have to stop the story to find a good place to grind experience to level up Joker and the party.

My solution to this? Play on Easy. Discard any pride you have regarding difficulty and just put it on easy. But that brings another problem. Easy is too easy. Normal is too hard.

You have to like warriors games to fully enjoy this game on Normal. If you strongly dislike Warriors games, just play it on easy. I say I feel about a 6/10 towards Warriors games and I already started to feel the game wear thin around hour 8 playing on Normal. I love the Persona series but I'm just writing this so other people know to expect a grind if they are playing on Normal.

I've been into The Binding of Isaac series since around 2013 or so. With about 500 hours between the original flash version and the PC version of Rebirth+DLC (plus probably over 500 hours on console), I absolutely recommend it. Rebirth will leave you feeling satisfied and each DLC will make you even more satisfied with quality of life changes and lots of new content. If you are weary about getting everything at once, I recommend holding out. In my opinion, the DLC is meant to be enjoyed one at a time. If you're new to Isaac, I wouldn't dive headfirst into Repentance. The most I would say to go with is just Afterbirth. This game will leave you with memories of great items and combos. The amount of excitement I get when I see "that" item that just helps me out a lot on my run is such a good feeling. 10/10

DUSK is by far one of the best shooters I've ever played. This game was my introduction to the publisher, New Blood, who seems to really know what they are doing and how to build player trust. Including the secret levels, you get 33 levels in DUSK along with a multiplayer Free-For-All Deathmatch mode. There are plenty of interesting weapons that across the board all have very tight and good feeling. DUSK's Super Shotgun is the best shotgun I've ever used in an FPS. You're in for an absolute delight in terms of the soundtrack which is done 100% by Andrew Hulshult. DUSK's soundtrack puts DOOM's soundtrack to shame. If anyone asked me what FPS to purchase on PC, I will always recommend DUSK first. (At least until DUSK 2 comes out. ;) )

How do you make a game which is 60fps and 30fps at the same time? I was really disappointed in this port. The menus run at 60fps while the game runs at 30. It's so jarring to look at. Hopefully it gets patched. (But we all know who made this game so it's more likely for someone to mod it first.)

Pros:
-Excellently paced campaign.
-8 unique weapons.
-Very good gamefeel.
-Revamped multiplayer as of update 6.66 which makes it more fun to progress.
-DLC is now included as of update 6.66.
-Arcade mode is a thing.
-Tons of user created content via Snapmaps.
-Collecting stuff feels fun.
-Very compatible with PC. (200fps cap, Nvidia 3D Vision integrated, very fair performance)

Cons:
-Relaunch is needed when going in between campaign/multiplayer modes and Snapmap mode.
-Campaign feels like it could be longer.
-Equipment feels weird to use. I always feel more inclined to use my guns to save time.

And there is one saying that goes down in history when it comes to describing DOOM:

Dark Souls: You're stuck in a room with demons.

DOOM: Demons are stuck in a room with you.

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P.S. The demo's performance is awful. I got 20fps in areas while playing the demo and in the same areas in the full game, I get 60fps. That was when I had a 960 though. (Which will run this game fine.) Now I have a 1060 and can play at a consistent 144fps at ultra.