I've got mixed feelings about Deceit. While it can be an absolutely daring and fun game at times which is definitely enjoyable and exciting, at other times it's just a frustration due to the nature of it. Just be wary that due to the nature of the game being, of course, deceit, and the entire game being put into the hands of the players, there is the chance of others occasionally potentially teaming against you regardless of whether they're innocent or infected against you in public matchmaking if you're on your own. For this reason I'd recommend having at least one buddy with you when playing, since it just improves the general game quality. Moreover, Deceit can occasionally be buggy, so keep that in mind. Do I enjoy playing it? Yeah, for sure, it's definitely a game which I've had great times with. It just doesn't provide the best of game experiences. If you can't lie, don't play Deceit. Trust me. Lying is everything to the infected, while telling the truth is everything to the innocent, and you can't control which you'll be, so be prepared for both. I'll continue to elaborate on my review now.

Now then, one of the key parts of the game. Communication. This is a double-edged sword. I'd highly recommend heading into Deceit with a microphone which is audible and which isn't disturbing other players. A microphone just makes communication that much easier and can sometimes make the game that much fun. However, with good, comes bad. Since voice chat is such a key part of Deceit, there may be the very rare or odd instance where some peoples' microphones aren't the best in terms of quality or what you can hear through it, however I'd say just bear through it.

Another key part of the game is teamwork. Again, this is a double-edged sword. Sometimes, you'll do really well with teammates and manage to complete your objectives well and build trust. However, other times, teammates will simply ignore you, falsely accuse you, or go against you even if they're clearly on the same team as you. Again, since the game is all in the hands of the players, it's imperative that you're able to support, stand up for, accuse, and defend fellow teammates. Sometimes it's a matter of persuasion, other times it's a matter of convincing.

There are a few map choices, but you shouldn't go into Deceit expecting to have a vast range of map choices such as a game like Rainbow Six Siege for example. However, needless to say, gameplay is pretty smooth for the most part, and this game is one which challenges teamwork, bravery, talent, skill, and luck. It's thrilling, it's enjoyable, it's challenging, but it's not always going to go in the way it should. That about sums it up, props if you've read this far, and I hope you manage to reach the safe haven exit, or stop others from doing so...

TLDR: Fun game overall. Recommended to play with at least one buddy. Teaming can be an issue so be wary. Voice comms is generally fine however there can be the odd instance where somebody's microphone quality isn't great or they're playing/saying something which isn't great. A few map choices but not a lot. Communciation and teamwork are key. Recommended to go into Deceit with a microphone. Have fun and good luck!

Team Fortress 2, those 3 words are what make up a big journey of mine that is still going. TF2 is a shooter game that isn't like those other ones. It has one thing that most other first person shooters do not. Have a guess, go on! It's trading! Currently in the halloween event for 2016, TF2 is well known for its trading, cosmetics & huge variety of items and things to equip.

Having played this game for over 500 hours, I must say it's impressive & fun. Since it's currently the Halloween event, the merasmissions are very fun but can also take a while for some who have not done them before.

TF2 isn't one of those games where it is really complicated and confusing. Nope. I remember my first match in TF2 when I went for medic and actually surprisingly did well. Even without premium, TF2 can still be fun with the MVM boot camp Co-Op and there are so many different things to do on the community servers too! Deathrun, Saxton Hale, different MVM modes such as story mode, and loads more. This proves that TF2 is a true game that has so many options to play and explore.

So if you're on Steam and looking for a suitable F2P game that you think is worthy of your time, give TF2 a try. I guarantee you won't regret it.

Thank you for reading this review,
Emporius

Spiral knights is an enjoyable game that to be honest, I don't find pay to win at all. An excellent co-op game with a great community. It's not one of those games with EVERYBODY wanting to trade. It has everything I'd expect from a proper game.

Pros:
- Very useful and supportive community
- Updates and events often
- Has a forum which is useful
- The guilds make life so much easier for players in need
- Not a game that tries to grab your cash
- Huge variety of weapons and gear to get and collect

Eventhough I nearly have 200 hours on this game so far, I'm not a vanguard. There's so much to explore in the dungeons and missions with your friends. If you're looking for a game that you don't want to pay for, something you want to have fun with some buddies, somewhere simple to get the hang of, this co-op game is the game for you.