Recent reviews by AssassinBB

- 3/4 Top Down Beat-Em Up
- Character Customization
- Plenty Of Pop Culture/Video Game References
- Challenging Yet Rewarding Gameplay
- Another Punch Your Way Through This Organization Plot

Punch, Kick And Punch Again, Maybe Throw Some Bullets At Them Too, Maybe Even The Whole Gun For That Matter. A Simple Points Based Gameplay Loop With Basic And Powered Enemies Of A Progressively Difficult Nature Lead To An Enjoyable And Rewarding Experience. With Plenty Of Weapons And Abilities In The Game It Truly Finds Itself Being Constantly More And More Entertaining From Start To Finish With It's 80s Action Movie Plot And Gameplay. Only Thing I Could Possibly Want To Be Added Or Different For The Game Is A Level Creator.

- Souls Like Star Wars Game
- Clothing And Weapon Customization
- The Occasional Visual Bug And Glitch That Tends To Halt Your Gameplay
- Different Stances Allow For Slightly Different Methods To Dispatch Your Enemies, However They All Handle Somewhat The Same
- Going To Need A Solid Computer As The Game Is Not That Well Optimized
- Decent Story With An Enjoyable Plot
- Lots Of Open World Collectibles To Grab And Fluff Up The Content Of The Game

As The Sequel To STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order™ It Does Have A Certain Bar It Had To Jump Over, And It Did Indeed Clear That Bar. Thankfully It Didn't Fall Into The Hole That Certain Sequels Do Where The Main Character Suddenly Has All Of Their Skills Reset And Proceeds To Just Throw The Old Skill Tree At You Again With Extra Steps. Plus Making Some Of The Maps Of This Game Open World As Opposed To The More Linear Design Of The Previous Title Allows For The Collectible Aspect Of The Game To Feel A Little Less Tedious. However, While They Provided Some Better Quality Of Life Improvements To The Game, Other Aspects Of The Game Did Fall Short On Delivery. That's Not Saying That The Game Was Ruined By This, Only That It Could've Used A Little More Work And Polish. Things Such As Some Of The Animations Feeling Very Choppy And How Most Of The Stances With The Lightsabers Tend To Handle Fairly Identically Thus Making It More Of A Visual Preference Rather Than Being Different Ways To Play The Game. As I Said, Doesn't Ruin The Game, Just Needs A Little More Polish. All In All, I Can Whole Heatedly Recommend This Game Faults In All With The Only Warning Being That You'll Definitely Need A Modern Computer As The Game Is Not Well Optimized For Older Computers In The Slightest.

- Point And Click Like, Time Loop Adventure
- Solid Voice Acting That Keeps You Immersed In The Experience
- Twist And Turns That Still Leave Me Wondering Which Way Is Left
- Does Control A Little Clunky At Times, But Nothing That You Won't Get Used To
- While Some Endings Are Confusing To Get To, Being A Little Patient With Every Choice Should Give Enough Clues As It Is Still A Puzzle Game

Twelve Minutes Is The Story Of A Husband And Wife Who Are In For Quite The Eventful Evening. Especially Since He Keeps Reliving The Same Ten Minutes Over And Over Again. While I Did Have Some Trouble Getting Used To The Controls As It Is Point And Click Based, I Personally Found The Story Fairly Enjoyable. While The Story Is Simple On Paper, The Way The Game Has You Experience It Does Elevate It Just That Little Bit More. I'd Say Buy It When It's On Sale, Or Use The Refund System, But All In All, It's At Least Worth A Try.
All Endings Are Also Beginnings. We Just Don't Know It At The Time.

- A Fast Paced Shooter With Very Fluid Movement Mechanics
- While It May Be Small, The Game Still Has A Player Base For The Multiplayer (Might Update If The Servers Get Closed)
- Short But Very Well Put Together Campaign With A Fair Few Unique Experiences That Are Definitely Worth Playing For
- No, The Guns Are NOT Stolen From Apex, Check The Dates...
- One Of The Last Games From EA That Don't Force Feed You Their Micro-Transactions In Every Menu

Titanfall® 2 Is The Sad Case Of Releasing An FPS During The Same Time As Some Much Larger Titles And Thus Did Not Sell Well Enough For EA To Give The IP The Love It Still Deserves. Don't Get Me Wrong This Game Is Very Well Done, But At The Same Time, This Is The Last We Will Probably See Of Titanfall Itself. While It Technically Lives On Through Apex Legends, They Are Not The Same Experience. The Game Truly Is A Must For Any FPS Player Who Likes To Maneuver The World With Fluid Movement And Control, So Pick It Up And Play It Before The Servers Shutdown, And Even When They Do The Campaign Will Always Be Worth The Purchase.

- A Free To Play Team Based Shooter That Has Stood The Tests Of Time And Still Remains Played Regardless Of Its Steep Competition
- Not The Most Toxic Community Around But Still Fairly Toxic When Compared To Others
- Yet Another Valve Community Market That Proves To Rival That Of The Actual Stock Market
- Well Known For Its Hats And Taunts
- A Couple Of Game Modes And Community Servers Allow For The Surprisingly Still Large Player Count To Continue To Thrive Regardless Of The Games Age

This Game Is Definitely Ancient Compared To Other Games On The Market But Is Still Well Known And Popular For A Reason, Its Simple And Cartoon Style Allows For It To Not Have To Keep Up With The Game Market's Ever Increasing Quality In Graphics And The Community Definitely Has Stuck Around With It This Long For A Reason.

- Open World Crime Game That Has Spawned Its Own Mini Genre
- A Decent Story Full Of More Satire Than A High School Kid's Diary
- Arcade Style Driving Proves To Be A Solid Improvement From Its Previous Title
- Definitely A Controller Recommended Game But Not Impossible To Master On Mouse And Keyboard
- The Gunplay Is Simple Yet Enjoyable And Most Players Will Go Heavy Into The Auto-Aim As It Is The Preferred Experience For Most Players, Especially Those That Play On Controller
- Online Is A Massive Grind In Order To Access Any Of Its Content, Or You Can Spend Real-Life Money In Order To Access All Of It Easily Worth A Few Hundred Extra Dollars If You Choose To Spend Said Money
- Certain Business Practices Have Made Micro-Transactions A Key Aspect Of The Multiplayer
- The Online Game On PC Is Full To The Brim With Hackers And Modders Making It Borderline Impossible To Experience The Online Without Being Blown Up Every Five Feet Every Thirty Minutes
- The Multiplayer Becoming So Profitable Has Sadly Also Altered Rockstar's Desire To Ever Make DLC For Their Games Again From The Seems Of It

While I Personally Don't Enjoy The Business Practices Of Take Two And Rockstar After Their Multiplayer Proved To Be An Extremely Profitable Money Pit, I Do However Believe That They Still Make Some Of The Best Triple A Games On The Market. Their Singleplayer Experiences That They Provide To Their Players Are Both Some Of The Highest Quality In Terms Of Gameplay And Feature Some Of The Most Solid Story Telling Around.

- One Of The Most Well Known Toxic Communities In The World
- Mediocre Matchmaking System That Pairs You With Players Much Higher Than Your Ability Can Handle
- The Game's Community Market Is The Closest Thing To An Actual Stock Market You Will Ever Find Outside Of Wall Street
- Massive Skill Curve That You Need To Climb Or Be Told Repeatedly To Uninstall The Game
- Extremely High Hacker Count That You Can't Avoid Unless You Pay Money And Even Then It's Still Possible To Run Into Hackers Often
- Game Going Free To Play Makes It Significantly Easier For Hackers To Keep Hacking

And Yet Despite All Of That I Still Keep Playing This Damn Game...

- Slightly Clunky But Still Enjoyable RPG, RTS, Base Builder Hybrid
- A Large Map With A Fair Amount Of Content In Its Base Game
- Sizable Modding Community That Allows You To Tailor The Game A Little More To Your Preference
- On The Lower End Of Graphical Quality Yet Not The Most Optimized So Do Expect Some Stuttering When Pushing To Some Of The Limits
- The Base Building Is Very Finicky And Clunky And Not Fully Fleshed Out
- Simple Character Creation That Allows For Some Fun And Interesting Creations

A Very Simple And Clunky Game With A Very Novel Gameplay System And Concept, Does Feel A Little Barren At Times And Some Features Don't Feel As Finished And Polished As They Could Be. Would've Preferred That They Polish Or Update This Game Instead Of Work On A Prequel Release, But Hopefully The Second Game Is More Refined And Less Clunky Than This One. Kenshi Holds Promise, But We Shall See If They Live Up To That.

- A Simple Free To Play SurvivalCraft Zombie Game From The Old Days Of Steam
- Features Basic Base Building And Resource Gathering Similar To Rust
- A Large Swathe Of Mods Allow For Tailoring The Game To Your Preferred Experience
- Plenty Of Maps Featured Within The Base Game And A Large Number More Within The Community Content
- A Moderately Diverse But Small Multiplayer Community Allows You To Join Any Number Of Servers Should You So Please Or You Can Host One For You And Your Friends As Well

Overall I Have Enjoyed My Experience With This Game, Both During My Time Playing On A Few Servers And While Exploring The Maps In Singleplayer. It's A Game That Has Stood The Tests Of Time On Will Most Likely Continue To Do So Both Due To Its Simple Nature And The Community That Continues To Play And Create Content Within It.

- The Sandbox Game Of Sandbox Games
- Known For The Ease Of Modding And The Community That Makes It's Mods
- Does Require CS: Source For A Sizable Amount Of The Content Contained Within The Community's Mods
- The Birth Place Of Many Known Game Modes From Prop Hunt To Trouble In Terrorist Town
- Game Features Simple Yet Intuitive Controls And Sandbox Related Tools

Through The Power Of Mods This Is Easily The Largest Game On My Computer, But I Have Had Hours Upon Hours Of Fun Both With Singleplayer Sandbox And Online With All The Different Mini Games This Game Has Spawned.