Recent reviews by MasterFighterr

It is a fun (literal) corridor shooter. For fans of both Warhammer 40,000 and Space Hulk, I'd recommend it, but to be fair, anybody who is into 40K will buy almost any game that pertains to The Hobby. If you aren't into 40K, it's worth a try, easy pickup on a sale.

The gameplay is reminiscent of the Tide style games from Fatshark, but the combat is slower in exchange for heavy hitters, combat is a lot more dangerous but there is give with the Psygates. As long as you keep your Apothecary handy you will be fine for the most part. The atmosphere is almost Alien: Isolation-like, but you won't be running from enemies in this title, that being said however, the Xenos and Genestealers won't be running from you either.

You will never love a game that makes you hate life so much.

Still no proton support. Please let me play with my friends 343

Game is still good, still not as much content as Vermintide 2 and it'll probably be a while before it actually reaches that, but the gameplay is enjoyable enough that if you like this style of gameplay, you will keep coming back for more. There are still some bugs that they are working on, and content is SLOWLY being fed in, but there is plenty to do right now and grind for that it will honestly be a while before you begin to see a lack of content.

That being said, this game is NOT for everyone. It eventually will be, but not right now, I can recommend it in that if you buy this game, you will still have a great time ESPECIALLY with your mates, but Fatshark has underdelivered on some of their promises (putting it lightly...). They definitely hit the ground running harder with this than other devs, and honestly if you have played V1 or V2 at launch you know this is nothing new. If you know what you are getting into, the game is worth the $40 because the gameplay is rock solid although the classes need some balancing (such as heresy and above pretty much requires mostly gunplay until hordes arrive). Otherwise, either wait a couple months down the road or for a sale (is that even news at this point?)

Honestly, my biggest complaint doesn't even lie with the content, but rather the lack of an ability to play offline like in V1/V2. That needs to be a huge priority, we STILL do not have solo gameplay! I am a huge game preservationist and I would like to have the ability to play this game even when Fatshark is finished with it.

Back in the days of the Great Recession, there were many adults and children alike who simply did not have the funds to buy all of the games that they wanted. I was introduced to the internet at a very young age, computers always fascinated me, and although I had an xbox, I seeked to do whatever I wished on the computer specifically.

I remember back when I was an older child, I wanted to play games, but my dilemma is that the only money my parents were willing to spend on the computer any further was the DSL internet (those were the days...), sometimes I would be lucky and get a AAA game every few months or so, and I'd play these games over and over and over again.

But alas, you can only play your favorite games so many times, if you play them too much, they will eventually no longer be your favorite, and I needed some new material, I got into freeware and indie games for a large portion of my childhood, and early on I was lucky enough to be graced with Yume Nikki.

Simply put, I am a Yume Nikki veteran, I remember playing Yume Nikki before there were English patches, being totally entranced by this game. It's a simple RPG maker game, but this game did something different. Yume Nikki wasn't an RPG, it had no RPG elements, it didn't even have dialogue, it told its story through its imagery, leaving the details up to the viewers interpretation. It's legacy is seen even to this day, hanging up in the ranks with games like Corpse Party, a LEGENDARY horror franchise.

I recommend that you take the time to experience a little bit of RPG Maker history, and see why this game is a cult classic after all of these years!

I was there day one and was really hyped for this game. I definitely had rose-tinted glasses when I first played due to the lack of content and egregious challenges to access the drip-feed of content we did have, but having recently revisited this game due to the winter update, I can say that they have made some improvements and it's a start. Will it bring back the populations we had at launch? No, that wouldn't be the case even if they hit every nail head on in the beginning, but it'll bring back some numbers and that'll happen more and more as they bring more to the game.

This game is awesome
11/10 would seek troof again, for third time.

The game is okay, but it needs to be optimized, I got it for xbox 360 in 2013 and it ran just fine but on here it is optimized horribly.

Starbound, Oh what a lovely game. Single player is par, multiplayer is even more so valued. This game is worth so much more than minecraft and terraria. In this game you can play as seven different races

Human - Normal old joe, your home planet earth is destroyed by a tentacle monster, you are lucky to survive. (I usually play as this)

Floran - (This is one of my favorites) A species that functions like plants, it has a more "Tribal" style if you catch my drift.

Avian - A bird species, they are wingless, they believe in the god Kluex and that complete dedication to following him will one day in the afterlife grant them wings again. They are similar to the Mayans.

Apex - Super intelligent ape species that was super evolutionized by a process humans found that increased their mental capabilities but degraded their physical capabilities.

Hylotl - A species that is namely Amphibian, They have 3 eyes, and have a style similar to Feudal Japan.

Novakid - Cowboy gas bag people forged in the fusion reactor of a now dead star.

Glitch - Robotic race meant as a simulation of growing civilization. A bug occured in them that made them stuck to the midievial period. No one knows who created them, not even them.

The game has good lore to it, a basic quest system, some bosses, tons and tons of content and a whole galaxy to explore, what's not to love?
I'd suggest buying it, don't buy terraria, buy this, you can travel through space, in terraria all you do is build houses and ♥♥♥♥.

Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad is the reason I bought this two game bundle, I remember playing Red Ochestra: Ostfront 41-45 by Tripwire before it even came out on steam. When I saw this game on steam, I did not even know that Red Orchestra 2 was a thing, call me a man living under a rock if you would. I bought the game with no disappointment, this game is worth $60 despite being only multiplayer. Just as COD is a game children play, this is a game men play, you may rush into battle in COD and get 85 kills with only 30 deaths (I used to get scores like this in W@W) all by yourself, but this game is different. Without your teammates, you're nothing, you won't get anything done without teamwork, capturing the flag? That isn't going to happen without your teammates.

Here's an insight on what you will experience in this game, assume the role of a Wehrmacht Soldier, you're in a firefight. You're a rifleman, armed with nothing but a Karabiner 98 Kurz and a couple of incorrectly named M24 Stielhandgranates. You all are unloaded at the same location, and you're first instinct is to march forward and prepare for battle. Bullets whiz past you and you duck for cover, You peek out of cover and shoot a Red Soldier. He drops his weapon and falls, and starts sobbing uncontrollably in Russian. You watch in utter horror as a teammate puts a bullet in his head. The Red's Squad Leader calls in for T34's to support them, and your Squad Leader calls in for Panzer IVs and Artillery. They arrive, and the Panzer IVs immediately open fire, they wreck the T34's shoddily made armor, then they start killing everything. Artillery ruins the buildings the Red Army is hiding in. A Machine Gunner with a DP-28 blows your legs off, you start sobbing in German as a medic runs over to try and help you, but your wounds are fatal, you pull up your Karabiner and attempt to shoot the Machine Gunner to save your teammates, but to no avail, you're too shaken to be able to hold the rifle steady. You crawl to the Machine Gunner Nest which is only a few feet away while he is focused and hellbent on killing your squadmates and pull an M24 Stielhandgranate and jump on him, you kill him and die with him, but you saved your squadmates and increased the odds of winning.

There is no other series on the market that makes you work so hard to get some points, this game will work your fps skills up and you will never look at WWII the same way again, this isn't your arcade COD, this is real WWII. This is the best WWII simulator on the market, with one of the the best Tank Simulations on the market that is integrated into an fps, and no less the best FPS of the century.

10/10 Would Die for the German Cause again