This software is easy to use, the workshop is full of great wallpapers, and it's super cheap. 'Nuff said.

It's a really fun and interesting mechanic that has lots of potential, and I really enjoyed my time with it, but the game is way too short for $25. Would totally be worth it if the devs would add a way for the community to build and share their own levels.

It's kinda hard to categorize this game. RPG? Not enough customization. FPS? Nope. Third Person Action? Closer, but that doesn't really cover the feel of the game.
You know what kind of game this is?
This is a Star Wars game.
'Nuf said.

Hit someone wit ha golf club and he exploded. 10/10

I was pleasantly surprised. Still very much in beta, but most fo the mechanics are solid, and it's mroe fun than expected. Could be even more so with a couple friends.

This game is a masterpiece. The hand painted visuals are gorgeous. The music is amazing and plays perfectly with the setting. The combat is challenging and intense, but rewarding, and leaves room for plenty of playthroughs with hundreds of dfferent customization options.
The writing... Even without a voice, Red is the best character I've ever seen. The storyline will hit you in your feels without a doubt.
Just get this game. Get it now. Do it.

10/10

If Stephen King made a video game, this would be it. Dark, creepy, intense, and mind blowing. Definitely worth a playthrough for anyone who is a fan of horror games.

Pros:
-Enourmous, beautiful map
-Great combat
-Superb voice acting: Seriously, it's worth buying this game just to play until *spoiler alert* you kill Vaas. Michael Mando went into the auditions trying for a role as just another grunt to kill, and Ubisoft loved him so much, they created Vaas. He ties Troy Baker (Booker DeWitt, Joel, Saints Row Male Voice 1, etc.) as my favorite voice actor.
-Goodish story: Ubi should have played into the whole "descent into madness" concept a lot more. They did a bit, but all it really boils down to is a final choich. They had the opportunity to show how dire situations like being trapped on a pirate controlled island can completely alter the human psyche.

Cons:
-Crafting system felt tedious
-Weapons unlocked with the towers you unlock, making purchasing them pointless and a waste of money
-Many of the abilities gained by upgading your tatau feel useless

Pro Tip: Do not accidentally change the difficulty setting to two levels higher than you are used to. This turns the game into a grind fest during the first playthrough.

One of those games that you think is going to be really eeasy, but ends up being annoyingly difficult. Regradless, loads of fun, and surprisinlgy easy to sink hours into. Keep an eye out, and grab it while it's one sale for a few cents

At first, I though I would hate this game. I didn't think I'd like the point and click mechanics, and I thought the entire game would just be a tedious cut-scene. I picked up the first episode while it was free to download on Xbox Live, and fell in love. When you watch the show, you yell at your television, telling Rick that he made a mistake, or for Glenn to turn around. You now have the ability to make those decisions, and craft your own experience. The characters adapt to your decisions, making them feel like real people. You can see the effect you are having on the story throughout the game. It also features fantastic writing, putting it at home in Robert Kirkman's universe. The storyline, gameplay, art, and charcters make this an amazing game. If you love the graphic novel or the show, you will love this game.