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I was really excited for the release of this game, but after getting through the initial excitement after release. I've come to realize that this game lacks a lot of what made the first game great. I feel it lacks a lot of the progression and achievement the other game encouraged. I hope this game can be improved with mods and updates.

A nice, classic PopCap game. There isn't much to Bejeweled 3, but it's a great casual game to kill time, and completing everything provides a nice sense of accomplishment.

Teardown is an innovative game with destruction mechanics that aren't really seen in other games. The campaign has you completing various heists which involve various timers as well as other challenges that bring a fast pace to the game. Other missions involve slowly activating checkpoints and the part two update introduces AI robots which bring a new challenge to the further levels. The game also includes a sandbox mode for all of the campaign maps which allows for infinite ammo and weapons (which are unlocked in the campaign mode by finding valuable items while playing through missions.) Teardown also features Steam Workshop integration with a sizable modding community. While the storyline contains a bit of in-game lore and humor, it is definitely rather vague but that is expected of a game type that doesn't have a story in the first place. Overall, I've enjoyed this game so far and am looking forward to future updates from the developer. Rather you enjoy the challenge of completing all of the missions or just straight up blowing things up, you are sure to enjoy this game.

Keeping it simple, Forza Horizon 5 is a general update to the Horizon series. Horizon 5 brings to the table improved graphics (although vegetation seems to fade in even on highest settings, which is rather noticeable) as well as a slightly improved story. The storyline still lacks what was found in the original game, but it is certainly an improvement over 4. If you are still happy with Forza Horizon 4, I would wait for this game to go on sale before purchasing.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is still getting updated to this day and maintains a larger player base. If you're looking for either competitive or some more casual modes you could probably find fun in CSGO.

Grand Theft Auto IV is in my consideration, the best installment in the series. GTA IV features a vast storyline and the options you choose have a considerable effect on the story. The story is continued with the DLC included in the complete edition and the characters and events in the DLC tie well into the main game. While the optimization of performance is not the best, it runs fine on my PC and considering the release year of the game, the graphics and physics, while not the best, also aren't too bad either. If you liked the previous GTA games or GTA V, I would recommend you pick this up and give it a play.

This is a great sandbox physics game. I have many hours playing this fun game. It has good destruction physics, and the levels are good. You can also go into the sandbox mode and create your own machine.

This game is a quite simple, you pilot the lander while being sure not to hit the boundaries or land too harshly. It's got a great soundtrack, nice pixel graphics, and the physics feel very polished. The only downside of this game is that it has nothing else to offer besides the 20 levels and the "adventure" mode, which hides the landing pad, so after you complete the game (I'm already halfway through in 24 minutes), there isn't really much left to do besides try to improve your high score.