Recent reviews by Flux

I ALWAYS use this for playing demanding games.

I don't think there's much to complain about this game, the only ones i've ever heard were: 1. Railgun is OP, 2. the challenge matches are unfair(at the time I wrote this review anyway), and 3. you can't respawn(accually nobody complains about it in chat or so I heard, but it's really annoying). You can't complain about anything else because if you died(apart from the challenge matches), it'd be because you either charged straight-on ahead without backup, you didn't plan first, or you had a badly built vehicle(no offence). The graphics aren't bad either.

MANY ways to fight your enemies. Hack a terminal and turn droids on their allies, an old-fashioned head-on assault, wreck havok on them with force powers, repair a broken droid and make it hard to kill and attack the enemy, or even in some cases convince them to not fight you. Also in case you guys haven't noticed, this game and its sequel was likely the reason why there was an MMO(Star Wars The Old Republic). Like the MMO, what you say and do WILL affect what happens at the end.

It's free DLC, good music as many people say, and the music can be played while playing steam games other than portal 2. I don't see the reason why you guys aren't downloading this right now.

If you're looking for a game with co-op, (apart from the portal series) this is the game for you. Half of the game is dedicated to co-op, each class has a completely different play style, you can use jetpacks, and even the medic class specializes in poison as well as heals to self and group so you're not as defenseless against your opponents as other games. Get a friend to download the game with you, or you might be spending half of your time looking for groups (don't worry, the other half of the game lets you do missions by yourself). The Pvp seems fun to try if you manage to find a match too.

With this game literally being the only MMOFPS on the market, I think trying this game out is worth a try. This being said, two things you might want to know about are A) The weapons you buy are very grindy, but considered "sidegrades" by experienced players, and B) The game is very unoptimized, but the devs are planning to swap over to DX11, which will make the game run much smoother

It's like FPS minecraft, with constant zombies. You can go scavenging for weapons, or settle down and chop down trees for building supplies and build your fort. Anything you scavenge helps you survive. You start with nothing and go to a nearby military base, a town, a barn, etc based on where you spawn. You find tools, like a hammer, baton, etc again to kill zombies with, and then you can look for guns and their mags (BTW you can reuse the mag by finding a certain type of bullet box and crafting a full mag with the empty one) and also find food and water that you'll also need to survive. The whole point of the game: survive, build, play with your friends, and expand your arsenal of zombie killing weapons, There's even a setting in the game that you can set the game to bloody, if you're a M-rated player kind of guy or like to make a town look like someone made a massacre of it, or peaceful, which removes the gore from the game and you'll just enjoy the sound of wacking the zombie you're hitting.

Overall I recommend this game, and it's a free, non-laggy(if you don't use the fancy settings), quick-downloadable game and you don't even have to create an account. It's worth a try, you like it, great! If you don't, meh just uninstall it from the control panel and you don't see it ever again (unless you feel like giving it another try, then look it up on steam, find it, and download it). Hope you like my review!