just play The Forest lol

FURRIES VS. FURRIES

Reminiscent of ROUNDS and Pixel Gun 3D. Incredibly addicting with tons of fun card combinations, but suffers from a lot of networking/matchmaking/UI bugs.

ADDENDUM:
Looking at the changelog, it seems that this game isn't receiving any new updates, which is a shame. This game could benefit a lot from bug fixes, UI improvements, new maps (or a workshop feature to create maps), and things to generally keep people excited, as matchmaking takes forever due to lack of players. One can only goon this game with their friends so much. As fun as it is to play, don't buy this game if it's not on sale or if you don't have dedicated group of friends to play with.

Used to be fun to play, but now it's all about Ranked and there's no reason to play casual. I guess it feels weird to have people sweating even in the casual lobbies when I just want to play with friends
Not to mention the lack of identity the game has now so it doesn't feel special

ABSOLUTE CHAOS for my ADHD MONKEY BRAIN
I LOVE SEEING EXPLOSIONS AND FLASHING LIGHTS ALL OVER MY SCREEN

the less serious you take this game the more fun you will have

This game is super fun especially with friends to help you tank-♥♥♥♥♥ or try out fun strats.
However within the first 100 hours you're going to probably experience everything the game has to offer and past that point it gets pretty repetitive, even as a casual game.

I think this game's problem is that it plays it too safe and doesn't try to go more in-depth when developing squad mechanics or gameplay features in fear of making things too complex for their casual playerbase, which I think is pretty odd considering that's exactly what people want from this game.
Rather than trying to innovate on the core gameplay experience, the developers of this game seem to only care about adding SEASONAL content in the forms of maps, guns, cosmetics and gamemodes, which are cool for a month or so, but the novelty fades really fast because well, it's just to hold you until the next month of content.
A lot of quality-of-life features and fun mechanics are missing as well, such as the ABILITY TO PING OBJECTIVES WITHOUT BEING A SQUAD LEADER, SQUAD POINTS SYSTEM to earn powerups like artillery barrages and incentivize working as a team, map events like the GUNSHIP or DREADNOUGHT to really stir things up (the most you can do in this game is blow up a crane which is like...okay), etc...all of which were present in older Battlefield titles. These kinds of things add more depth to each match and make them more unique, which if present make me actually ENGAGED in the outcome of the game instead of respawning, shooting, and dying over and over.

I find it ironic how Battlefield 6 is ending up in the exact same boat that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) was in because they're copying that game's formula (everything from the "revival of a series" to a battle royale mode). CoDMW2019 died because of greed and poor decision making from the top - do we really want to repeat history?

This game looks simple, but don't let that fool you!
Every night playing this with friends always manages to be fun somehow, and the rogue-like systems in place allow for infinite replayability.

Also has a very cheerful and fun soundtrack.

i like it when the robot lady says i did a good job and calls me studmuffin

disclaimer: studmuffins are not a recipe included in the game

This game ROCKS

Very fun and satisfying to explore - unlike other games where exploration is tied to quest or item progression exploring the map actually feels fun and genuinely leaves you in awe sometimes. You could tell some thought was put into some of the areas of the map and how they would function gameplay-wise (like a giant sandbox operating like the typical Desert biome).
Very well designed and balanced game for the most part with tons of Quality-of-life features such as crafting using nearby storages. Has some level of replayability and lots of optional content like boss fights or defense missions in the form of "MIXRs". Building a base is satisfying and actually pays off if you fortify it well against enemy raids.
The writing and jokes and dialogues and whatnot make sense for the kind of teen movie adventure vibe the game gives off, which feels pretty unique and nostalgic. Can get annoying at times though (Lemon Crime, anyone?).

Only downsides are being limited to 4 players, no true modding support, and some inconsistencies in puzzle design.