Recent reviews by Systemic

RECOMMEND only for Single Player.
Finally got around to playing this one. Seems like MP is dead, but played through the SP, took about 9 hrs with heavy adventuring. Pretty epic campaign, why they didnt do one for TF1 I dont know. Kind of like BLOPS4, WTF is wrong with you people.
Anywho, Id get it on heavy sale, and the campaign is worth it.
NOTE: Controller support through Steam requires you start the EA App through Steam, then run TF2 off the Steam platform also. My PS4 controller emulating XB controller worked flawlessly.

Amusing at the least. A different take moreover. It's about damned time someone get even slightly creative.

I use it to test GPU capabilities and compare devices and configs. For that minimal use, its really pricey, based on the requirement to pay more for the "upgrades." Otherwise it does its job, and its interesting to watch the videos on their first couple run through's. If you have older systems, or want to see the old programs, they are available for free on the website, although they are basically useless for newer GPUs.

Pretty fun. Only thing that is a loss, is super powers remove the need for driving vehicles. Far faster and more beneficial to super power your way around.
The new Re-Elected update they just released for free seems to have fixed the audio errors finally.

A wee bit short, but interesting prequel to New Order.

On my setup, this is reasonably broken. May be able to tweak it for yourself, though i would skip it and get Furious Racing. Its basically the same game, but with many fixes and flow improvement. Its quite good IMO. Only thing this version is good for is chieves, if you can get it run well enough to get anything done.

How I haven't complemented this game after all these years I do not know. On PC (not 360), this is easily my favorite run and gun Zombie shooter. With the massive community development, and the testament of so many years and still going strong, both Left 4 Dead games are a legacy that may be beat, but I personally have yet to play anything that keeps me coming back quite the same.

Same old Sam with a graphical overhaul. I enjoy it a lot. Will come back to it when I need to spray some gibs around and blow off some steam.

Loved the original, and this repetitive excellent running HD is better than ever. If you can afford it, buy it now.

As critics of this game put forth back near release, I also have to give Enslaved some high marks. Albeit one can tell directly that some of the ideas and gameplay stylizations were borrowed from or inspired by other media, I cannot say I have experienced anything quite like this game. Its storyline doesn't wane stagnant in any locale even though the entire world is post-apoc, the character interactions are relatively amicable, and the world as envisioned is calming, but somehow terse and wonderous all at once. Even being "Old", the UE3 engine still works graphically well, with very little bug issues during my time invested. Nothing crazy, but definitively pretty even sevenish years later. Much more promoted and "fancy" games have not brought the pleasure this title afforded. I've given multiple copies to friends, so they can have a story to remember as well.

Pros:
Fast, bug free engine and gameplay.
Challenging enough to not be a burden, but not be a bore.
Even though sequel was planned (RIP), finished the story off nicely unlike some. (See: Prey, 2006)
Relatively cheap, especially on sale.
Runs flawlessly with a PS3 controller or KB/MS.
Andy Serkis is cool.
Believable story and characters, but not too much so.

Cons:
Occasional graphical ?inclusions?
Does not bring its own beer.

Running on:
FX8350
32Gb
WD SSD
R9 290 4Gb
PS3 Controller
Win 7 Pro