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Game WAS a top-tier co-op game that all my buddies enjoyed, and don't get me wrong it's still great. But the PSN requirement is a step too far, so I have to leave this review. Though keep in mind, this ♥♥♥♥ is SONY. Blame their corporate tendrils.

EDIT: Gonna change this to a positive review but leave the original review attached. Just in case, y'know. Glad things changed back, so thank you Arrowhead.

I don't have a whole lot of playtime yet, but so far this game has given me such a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ dopamine rush it's absolutely incredible. Never before has absolute chaos been so fun!

You'll constantly get matched up against people 150+ levels higher than you who spend the match mopping the floor with you. Otherwise a good game, but I wouldn't recommend it for people who don't have hundreds and hundreds of hours to practice every inch of the game.

Quick gameplay, short story, solid music and demon girls. I've said enough, go have fun.

Game's fun. Not like BF2, where some brat with mommy's credit card calls you a racial slur while buying boosts and cosmetics. More like old school battlefront which requires a degree of skill to actually hit things. There is a definite learning curve with how the ships handle and how the weapons work. I'd recommend spending several hours in the Fleet Battles vs A.I to practice your handling before you engage in actual multiplayer.

Storyline is intriguing, i've not completed the full story but i'm curious as to how they'll progress the events without pandering too much. Though they reference Star Wars: Rebels and the Expanded Universe as well so they get some points in my book for including more of the good story stuff.

Graphics are pretty impressive, albeit a small bit of stuttering at times. But that's just a hardware thing on my end most likely. The sound design is also spot on, with the TIE fighters sounding delightful. Explosions and dogfighting are crisp and quite frankly more impressive than BF2.

Customization. The scariest part is seeing the wide variety of options, from Imperial Ace to Emperor's Guard for the Imperials alone. However, I haven't seen a single prompt for microtransactions. I think EA finally did it. They also have ship upgrades. Once an upgrade has been unlocked, if the other ships are compatable with it the upgrade is unlocked for all ships. The in-game currency isn't hard to get with daily challenges giving 100 Glory per challenge completed. Glory is used to unlock cosmetic changes while Requisition is used on ship upgrades. After 26.7 hours of gameplay, still no prompt to buy currency packs so I think we're in the clear.

Mechanically, the game is extremely impressive. You can divert power between engines and weapons on the fly, and in some ships you have a third option of shields. Different parts can be unlocked using an in-game currency called Requisition (I think that's what it's called) which modify your ship's loadout, from auxillary abilities to your engines and hull.

Multiplayer has been enhanced, with multiple practice modes and two main multiplayer modes: Dogfight and Fleet Battle. Dogfight is exactly as it sounds, two squadrons dueling it out. But the multiplayer mode called Fleet Battle feels like the old space battles from Star Wars: Battlefront 2 (the good one), with the goal to push the other team back to their flagship and dismantle it by attacking different points for bonus damage. You start in the center of the battlefield, dogfighting to boost your team's morale. Once it's high enough, you move to phase 2 where you engage the defensive cruisers. Take down both cruisers and you can assault the enemy flagship piece by piece. At any time, the enemy can turn the tide by raising their morale high enough to push you back into a defensive posture.

Overall, I highly recommend the game.

DOOM 2016 is the game we needed after Doom 3. It took things back to basics, with a few improvements over the original, and gave both new fans and old time lovers of the series something to enjoy. Now with DOOM: Eternal in just about a month, you'd better get your hands on DOOM 2016 and delve into the start of a new storyline.

Unturned is a blast to play as a whole, but the real fun comes from playing with friends. Coordinated player hunting in PvP, gunfights with the cops on Roleplay servers, or even just constructing a castle in PvE. It's all enlightened by friends.

The game has issues, yeah, but it's a fun and exciting survival experience with just enough meat on it's bones to keep it interesting.

Loving the game. I especially love being chased down by three bears while in my underwear. 10/10.

I love this game so much, for the fact that this is the first virtual reality game that i found enjoyable. Keep up the good work.