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Highguard is the most senselessly dogpiled game I've ever seen even before it released. So how bad is it really? It's not bad at all, just very barebones. It's got potential and is worth a try.

EverQuest is a "look and don't touch" type of game. Important as it may be that doesn't change the fact that this relic has more in common with Excel than it does to modern video games.

After almost a full year of releasing microtransactions Capcom decided to start optimizing the game, but only after player counts dropped. Good game, but I don't recommend supporting trash corpos.

UnderRail is one of the best CRPGs of the 21st century and proves that all problems can be solved, and all horrors vanquished, with enough flechette rounds and grenades.

NEO Scavenger is the post-apocalypse homelessness simulator roguelike of your wildest dreams. Fistfight werewolves, sell bottled water for money. The possibilities are endless.

Dying Light 2 is much like a Venus flytrap. Colorful, enticing, but a lie. Combat is floaty, so is parkour, the weapons all feel the same to use, and now is selling premium currency. Stay away.

Dying Light 2.5: Beast Mode is the younger sibling of DL1 that still doesn't understand that no matter how much tren it blasts it'll never be as cool as it's older brother, but at least it isn't DL2.

Skyrim is fun when you don't have people like PatricianTV yapping in your ear telling you it's bad. Definitely not the best Elder Scrolls game, but still a lot of fun.

If you're not a fan of PvP don't buy this, because it's just not enjoyable any other way. Being sneaky won't save you from extract campers or third wheel warriors.

DOOM: The Dark Ages is a shining example of how a sequel to a long running series can stay true to its roots while still being able to stand on it's own two feet.