Recent reviews by MeowMixMasterMike

Easily my favorite Hitman game

Great hunting game. Plays like a more polished and somewhat easier theHunter Classic, but for a much cheaper price. Doin't be too put off by all the DLC, aside from other reserves, no animals are locked behind them, just some nice weapons to use to hunt them.

Captain Forever Remix is a very interesting combination of the basics of FTL and something along the lines of LEGO.

Has a Great '90s cartoon purposefully ugly drawings akin to Ren & Stimpy. Art for the various ship parts cleary show what they are and use different enough colors to not get confused between tiers.

The game is fairly heavily based on RNG as you do more or less just have to get lucky when it comes to finding cool parts in the early goings; However, this does lead to very cool and interesting chip designs where you have to work around your limited resources(or on other occasions take fulla dvantage of your bounty of resources) to defeat the higher level ships to commandeer their parts.

What was (and still is) an excellent couch co-op game is now an excellent online multiplayer game

Easily my favorite MMO, and a great Elder Scrolls game to boot.

Ok this review is positive with a caviat: This is 100% not a free to play game. Treat it as if it were a $60 game and its a briliant hunting game.

Game was great, bounced on my boy's ♥♥♥♥ for 15 minutes. I especially loved when the axe transformographized out of pure oxygen and cleaved my skull in twain.
BTW the Holocaust is all a lie formulated by Mark Twain, spread the word.

Tactical Intervention is like Counter Strike if all but one member of the dev team smoked about a kilo of crack per day of development.

Please note that this review exclusively covers the business model and not the gameplay(its a fun, in-depth, tactical game. There, that's that.)
Essentailly if you dont already know, the gist is that all post launch content(currently one addition a month through all of 2016, 4 new maps and 8 new operators, which is listed as Season 1. So we might even get more than that) is going to be freely accessible through playtime, via renown(the way you unlock new operators and weapons as is), with the only extra purchases available being some renown boosters(to unlock new operators and attachments faster if you like) and a whole bunch of well designed weapon skins.
Now after hearing all of this you may be wondering why the game has a season pass, surely if everything is free there wouldnt be a need for a season pass.
You see the Season Pass simply grants a few advantages for those who are really invested in the game such as one week headstarts on new operators, a permanent 5% renown boost(high enough to be noticable, but low enough to not be aggrivating to those without it), a few exclusive weapon skins, and some R6 credits(the real money currency for skins and boosters). A wothwhile investment for thsoe of us who intend to play this game religiously for months and possibly years to come, while not alienating those who dont buy it.
With the shear number of games breaking themselves with microtransactions these days, *begin cough*PAYDAY 2*end cough*, its great to see a game that does them well.

I've been playing the WWE games for ages and loving them for years, however when i swapped to PC gaming about 4 years back the main thing i missed were the WWE games as there hadn't been one on PC since the late 90s.
While this game has some odd quirks to it (which you can turn off if you really want to) it more or less gets a pass since its the first one on PC in ages.
We can only hope that 2K16 comes out for PC this year.