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From the makers of the BioShock and Borderlands games, Evolve takes place in the far future when Humanity has begun to colonize other habitable planets in the galaxy. In order to provide a limitless source of clean energy for a low cost, corporations began tearing holes into slipspace (the space in-between parallel universes) and harnessing the energy. However, they also unwittingly released a host of creatures that live within Slipspace, into our universe. That's where you come in. As a Hunter contracted by the colonial government, you must eliminate the presence of these Monsters to keep the defenseless colonists safe. Warning: This game is highly addictive.

The sequel to the critically acclaimed Left 4 Dead, L4D2 introduces a new host of Weapons, Grenades, Environments, and even new special infected. The Steam version (unlike Console versions) includes remastered Left 4 Dead 1 Campaigns that have all the new items and infected added to the game. Plus, Valve has altered the levels to exclude the more common camping locations. This gives a new challenge to L4D1 vets, as well as providing a way to play the original Campaigns, without purchasing the first game. Warning: This game is highly addicitive.

Perhaps one of the greatest Sci-Fi Stories ever told. BioShock Infinite connects both previous BioShock games into a gigantic, Cross-Universal Time Paradox. If you like Quantum Superpositions, Tears in the Fabric of Reality, Time Paradoxes, Interdimensional Travel, Running into other versions of yourself, or anything to do with Theoretical Physics in General, this game is definitely for you.

If you like ZMR or the Gears of War franchise, pick up a copy of this game. It plays like Gears with Gravity Control Devices. Humans who evolved on another world and have Technology that controls Gravity invade Earth and begin to enslave us. Co-Op Campaign is playable through another free game client, known as EvolveHQ. Create a free account with them, create a party specifically for Inversion. Invite your friend to the party. Launch the game in Steam. In the in-game settings, go to Party Settings and change the Network Mode to System link. If your friend has done the same you will see each other in-game, within a few seconds. If anyone is ever looking to play a Co-Op game, add me.

I have been playing this game since the week it came out, back in 2003. It was the sole reason I upgraded from an HP Pavilion 6746C to a DELL Dimension 8400. With all the patches and DLC this game comes out to 6.3GB. Back when this game was released, DVD-RW's couldn't even be used to store game files properly, and therefore, it was shipped on 2, 700MB, CD-R's. Needless to say, the data size alone is very impressive, considering your average game at the time was 2-3GB. My first playthrough of the campaign took weeks. 38 Levels of gameplay, in total, if i remember correctly. Not to mention about 20 unique Light Cycle Mode Maps, and an online multiplayer mode. Definitely worth the $10 asking price.

Use Time Paradox duplicates of yourself to help solve puzzles and circumvent test chambers. Be careful not to approximate any of your previous selfs.

An obscure Sci-Fi FPS that never got the recognition it deserves. In my opinion, one of the greatest games ever made. It is a great piece of historical fiction as well, seeing as it uses Katorga-12 (an island that the Russians tested atomic weapons on in WW2) as the main setting of the story. If you like Time Travel and/or the BioShock series this game is definitely for you.

Not worth the few bucks they're asking for it. I wouldn't play this for free.