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A very intuitive and intriguing fighting game. A cool mix between Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and For Honor. And just like those previously mentioned, this game boast a decent difficulty not only through PvP, but through challenging and intelligent AI. The fighting system is not only satisfying, but the deck building mechanic is such an insanely cool feature, that it actually saddens me to see it only available in a game that's quickly dying. The art style is very attractive and the world building and design is drop dead gorgeous at times. However, the games world is one you won't feel the need to explore for long, as collecting all the cairns and defeating all the Marked Ones will take most competent gamers the span of 2-3 hours, after that most the games drive and desire to play will fall flat, most other meaningful combat is locked behind a dying PvP scene. One where most the player base spams stupid decks and unbreakable and manual dodges. The left overs of this scene are stuck on an endless grind for end game Fashionware with a near dead matchmaking experience and they aim to win as cheaply and quickly as possible. Not to mention multiple developer hiatus' where a usable mechanics and broken decks are more than welcome to run free without balancing or bug fixing. This game is honestly wonderful, and full of potential. So don't buy it. Because the entire time you'll be sad as you realized the project and potential was utterly destroyed by incompetent devs.

Oh shoutout to the community tho, I do have multiple wonderful memories from other Potential Prospects I met within the Fold. They were friendly, helpful, and funny, I hope I get to play with the same people of this community in a more loved game one day.

This game is remnicsent of Borderlands 1 & 2. But with an entertaining movement system and amazing character progression. Every time you find, unlock a new weapon you feel like a badass. Each weapon is unique and fun. The ability to go back and play it all over at an increased difficulty, while retaining unlocks and character level, make grinding your level quite interesting. The Co-Op seemed to be lacking, but seeing as how I didn't have any friends to play with, take my opinion as it is.

Fun little game to pass the time. Not the game you want to grind on. Seriously, if you like the mechanics of this game, buy, and put your time into Overwatch - a game that's gauranteed to not die in the next year. The game kinda lacks substance. But if you need a quick free game to play with your friends it's perfect.

RIdiculously fun movement system. The P2W mechanic is almost non-existent. You can easily achieve the ability to buy cases, and mercs through playing. The pace is fast, like COD, except all the Black Ops guy's did a bunch of crack before loading out, and are bouncing off the walls running at 100 mph. Highly suggest this game.

CS:GO is an amazing game with its fair share of flaws. CS:GO, Source, and Quake are among the few shooters I consider to have the highest skill ceilings. CS boast an amazing array of skills to improve upon throughout your time playing. I've been playing Counter-Strike going on 10 years, with probably around 8,000 or so hours sunk in. Many of my hours are on KZ Servers, BHOP NoSpread, Deagle HS Only, BHOP Trials. Many are in Aim_Botz practicing and perfecting my aim. This game is at its best when you go into it wanting to be better. Wanting to learn the ins and outs of smokes and movement and gameplay mechanics. This game is, and always will be at its best when your goal of playing is to have fun and improve. Not to cheat, not to ruin other people's days. I have 8,000 hours across this series and I'm still striving to reach my ceiling.