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This game is fairly cheap and runs well on my semi-potato laptop. It has controller support, a fair amount of different cars and tracks, and an online platform to race against others using custom built cars by class. (online is not that popular anymore) The physics are forgiving and more on the arcade side of things, but if you disable the assists and increase the AI difficulty (or race others online) its realistic enough to challenge yourself and have fun. (occasional bugs are also worth noting) If you're a fan of motorsport, you'd probably enjoy this game.

This reminds me of the classic card game "War" and "Yu-Gi-Oh" but meshed together in WW2 fashion. It's mostly skill/luck based, however the players who have collected better cards can have an advantage. It's a good way to kill some time for both history buffs and card game players alike.

After 1600 hours in CSGO/CS2, I can finally say with confidence that it's become a garbage game.

I used to love CS... and underneath all the problems, CS2 is still a good game.

However, network lag and frame stuttering is atrocious. Cheaters are rampant, and the community is more toxic than ever. Despite doing it all the time in CSGO, private lobbies do not work for me, or my friends anymore. Hostage mode only has 2 maps, and all the other modes have not been re-introduced to the game. No retakes, no arms race, etc. Sure, you might be able to find them on community servers, but after Valve introduced matchmaking, the community servers are not as populated as they used to be.

Premier is a good idea in theory, but in execution its a mess. Standard comp was changed so you are ranked on each map individually, which is cool, but it takes 10 WINS on each to get ranked. Until then, it's going to suck to play your favorite maps a lot.

It's just not fun when about half the time I face off with someone, the game stutters and I lose the duel. This was never an issue for me in CSGO, and I play plenty of other games without such issues. I hate to admit it, but plain and simple: Sub-tick sucks in it's current state.

Sadly, I can't recommend CS2 at this point in time. The game needs work. In the future I'll change my review to a positive one once we get more updates.

My personal favorite Fallout game. The main quest line was actually decent, and the overall atmosphere of the game is on point. To those unfamiliar with Fallout, expect a good balance between RPG, shooter, and tactical mechanics within the gameplay itself. Create a character with custom specifications and perks, and explore the Mojave Desert in search of the man who shot you. There's a fair amount to find and a lot of side quests to keep you busy even after completion. Choices impacting quest lines give extra replay value as well.
8/10 game. Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.

One of my favorite Final Fantasy games growing up. There are a wide variety of job classes, and the ability to mix and match the abilities from each job is a fun take on the system. Outside of that, it's your pretty standard turn based RPG, with a decent story and likable characters included. It runs fine on my potato laptop, and I have not encountered any problems people seem to have with the remaster. (Outside of slight texture glitches here and there, but it's overall a better experience with the updated sprites and backgrounds)