Recent reviews by Killer Clussy

If you can catch this game on sale, and have a friend or two to play it with I do highly recommend it.
Beautiful stylized world, fun weapons and play styles, game-play that is challenging without being unfair.
The only downside is a lot of mechanics and stories are left unfinished. This game has been abandoned.

Still good fun and worth a smaller price, especially if you enjoy souls-like style combat.

A phenomenal game which has a fantastic base and a ton of potential. Terrifying alone and with friends with some hilarious moments

Things cease to exist if you don't look at them. Commit a crime? Look away from the cops and they dematerialize. Your actions have no consequences! Which sums up how a lot of the story feels.

Other than that, I like the aesthetic, it plays like any other generic open world game for the most part (think fallout 4, far cry, whatever else comes out every year)

Wait a year or two and buy the Definitive ultimate uber edition. By then hopefully they'll have fixed the obvious issues, crashing on startup, and missing game mechanics.

A phenomenal game.
Fun gameplay, exceptional storytelling, beautiful visuals, and a stunning and compelling soundtrack.
If you enjoy rogue-likes or greek mythology, I cannot reccomend this game enough.

A fun spacefaring adventure.

Destiny 2 is an absolute blast with tons of amazing visuals, good humor. And tons of content to keep you playing for hours on end.

Don't Starve together takes the amazing and fun world of the original and adds the spin of allowing you to play with your friends. It includes the Reign of giants DLC, and reworks the characters to be balanced in a multiplayer setting. All in all I highly recommend not only this game but supporting Klei Entertainment as a whole.

Honestly I used to absolutely love this game. I remember ~4 years ago when Stranded Deep and Subnautica completely dominated all my computer time. Both were mysterious, early access, survival games and both were unique from the other.
Subnautica now is out of early access and about to release a brand new expansion, it was optimized, it had a story added and even a form of "Multiplayer". It was amazing.

And then there's Stranded Deep, I don't know how fair it is to compare the two but Stranded Deep seems to be the type of thing people are afraid of Early access games for. This game was projected to be finished in 2015, then in 2016 the developement period was left kind of open. It's 2019 at the time of writing this, and having played the game both now and then I can say- It looks "Better" but it plays almost the same. I think it used to have a bit of indie charm in the way it looked, and in the years of development they've updated the models to be higher quality with the downside of looking like any generic survival game. On top of that as far as I know, the game gives you no reason to play. Subnautica has you trying to scan everything, to learn about this alien planet. The Forest has you collecting clues about your son, or what's going on on the island, or even trying to put together a gun.
Stranded deep has you, survive. Like I said I used to play this game years back, and the fun came from the potentiel, what I thought might get added, the magic and mystery of what could be going on.
Playing it recently, I traveled to an island I like, got a store of food, built a shelter and then. I was done. What more was there for me to do, I could explore but there wasn't much avaliable I didn't have, there wasn't much new for me to explore, and there wasn't a reason to seek out any upgrades. The game doesn't give you a reason to play it, it doesn't draw you in, and it doesn't warrent you buying it.

Uhhh guys...?
This review isn't on any flight plans

This game has amazing art style, musical talent and gameplay behind it. So many people would pass this off as a Harvest Moon clone. But they'd be wrong

TL;DR Great game, invite your friends.

Pros:
Fast, fun, complex movement.

Great gunplay. Guns feel powerful without being "realistic" or overpowered

Good maps. There's multiple paths and even side objectives on each map, as well as shortcuts once you master the movement system.

Doesn't feel Pay to win. Sure it takes a while to get new characters, but the free weekly hero system lets you try them out. The cheaper heros can be bought with about of a week of on/off gameplay. And after a certain level you start getting loot boxes with credit boosters in them.


Cons:

Needs more players. It's extremly easy to get into a match, with only ~ 10 seconds of wait time, but the lesser played game modes are hard to get matched into without going into the server browser and finding one yourself. And competetive can take up to ~7 minutes.
However this is not the games fault, and can only be fixed by more people joining.

Music could possibly be improved on. Don't get me wrong it fits well it's just kind of generic.

Notes: I'll get a bit subjective here, This game is great and perfectly scratched the itch that tf2 left behind when it started going downhill. With almost 3000 hours in tf2 I can whole-heartedly reccomend this game.