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For a new game that has taken on the attempt of creating a true fantasy MMORPG in 2026, the dev team is doing pretty well. I haven't been playing this game long but I can see that the life cycle of the game isn't too repetitive. One might expect there to not be a lot of content, but the way that the dev team incorporated different enemies, regions, and skills is pretty solid. It felt like I had to learn quite a bit even while knowing what the core of an MMORPG is, running around and asking questions played a big part. Global chat isn't overwhelming with too many people chatting, and someone always has an answer if you have a question. The parts of the game that are currently being worked on and not released to players yet, are done so without making it feel like part of the world just doesn't exist.

Can't wait to see where this game goes, I hope it stands strong against the naysayers in the test of time. It's free, so just give it a go!

I started Rusty's Retirement without any knowledge of the game, just trying things out and going with the flow. I was able to learn efficiency on my own for the most part. Some things aren't intuitive but after spending about 22 hours on the game, I started to look at some guides and ultimately decided to spend time and money redesigning my farm. About 24 hours in and I'm having fun and don't feel as if I've seen and done everything yet. If you're into resource management meets automated sim, Rusty's Retirement is where it's at. There hasn't been anything to complain about yet and the best part is, it's only $6.99 on full price. I'd say give it a go if you're considering it.

Are you here for nostalgia? You're in the right place. If you didn't play RS as a kid or you don't like grindy games, OSRS likely isn't for you. I'll play it until I'm old as hell.

So-so. It took a minute to get used to the gameplay but it loops pretty quick. The base customization is pretty cool and the inventory system is very DayZ/Escape from Tarkov coded. My friends and I got it on sale, but if the devs keep at it, I think Misery would be pretty fun long-term. I'd recommend it to the average survival enthusiast with a few bucks to spend.

My friends and I took a while to get the hang of basic survival, but once you figure out the formulas for that, it's quite fun. For a survival game that isn't just survival mode, the story is engaging. We were pretty skeptical of night time and enemies at first, but they get less scary as you play and learn things about your surroundings. We all bought the game on -90% sale ($2.49) so we can't be mad at a game that has already given us 10 hours of playtime. I'll report back once we complete the story mode. (Minor issue: there are bugs when you do too many things at once or too fast, ie both you and another player build on the same blueprint.)

It actually feels like you're on the battlefield, there's always some sort of chaos going on; the way helis fall out of the sky is so cool. The challenges keep me busy and I like the feeling I'm always progressing towards something, not just skins like on CoD. The only criticism I have right now is: I think there's too many vehicles and too low of a respawn timer for them on some maps. The in-game store doesn't see predatory, although I generally avoid buying skins in most games. Overall, this is probably the best FPS I've played in a long time, and that's pretty impressive since it's only been out for a month and a half.

As a resident OldSchool RuneScape player, number go up me happy.

I'm pretty attached to my Bongo cat, we will go far together. Free, cute, interactive, what's not to love? I compare scores and outfits with my friends I convinced to download Bongo Cat.

You get exactly what you pay for, and in this case, you're paying for a $15 fishing game that has chill in its name. There are different baits, rods, boats, locations, sizes of fish. The achievements give you "something to do" and the idle mode is pretty nice. Overall, its a relaxing game. The dog on my boat is the same as my dog irl.

I've heard about V Rising many times but never truly knew what it was. My friend wanted to play and I went in blind, and was pleasantly surprised. I can spend hours on here collecting resources or leveling up. I've got a chunk of time in this game already but haven't made it very far - I'm currently starting Act III. Can't wait to beat this game and play again with different builds, and maybe even on a harder difficulty.

Highly recommend, if you can get it on sale, don't wait!

When you've been playing RuneScape for over 20 years and you find yourself saying things like, "Omg a dragon?" and "Hell yeah, we have bronze arrows now!"

Jagex has actually successfully pulled off a solid launch / early access. This game has a lot of potential, especially considering they have an enormous lore and content pool they can pull and benefit from in a new way.

I'd really enjoy having a lobby larger than four players and to not have to use Epic Games launcher. The only true constructive criticism I have, if you can even call it that, is that the supplies needed for craftables feels outpaced.