Much Bullets Many guns Much Modification

Mega chad

Best Sim ive played in awhile Way better then the triple A garbage publishers push.

Reminds me of the funi had in the game little big planet on ps3 not as much side scroller but def the same feeling

Shapez2 baby! The wait is finally over! Time for youre OCD and ADD to be soothed

HellDivers 2 is GREAT! When it works..... and it works.....Very Little.

-25-45 Minute waiting to get onto the server
-Tons of bugs and Crashes.... Yes Virtual bugs you can kill but actual code bugs too.
-Rewards not being given at the end of a game
-Extraction shuttles not letting you board

Its GREAT! To bad its more of the same from game developers.... Pre released trash. Weve been put into this box where game developers don't have to get the game working 100% Day one anymore. Since they can just release patches, But this creates shoddy games and workmanship. Who cares if its not 100%, 53% is good Enough. Well just day 1 patch it..... Remember when you used to be able to buy a game and play it all the way through with little to no errors at all. That is because back in the day you had to make sure the game was ready day one otherwise all the manufacturing you did would be for nothing. What are you going to do say "oops sorry here a re release v1.1 also btw its 70$ AGAIN."
NO. Game devolopers have gotten LAZY.
We should not let them keep taking advantage of us and our wallets.

May Revisit this once its fixed in a few years.

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