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Allow me to say this, Garry's mod is one of those games that you simply need to own. First off it's a Sandbox game with workshop support, so you literally have endless content, and more, should you decide to make your own. Even on its own. Better yet, it's been around for years, so there's already loads of content already on the Workshop, Garry's mod can be incredibly fun to just goof around in for hours and hours even by yourself. Quite frankly, if you're here, you likely already have a good idea of what Garry's mod is, so you and I both already know you're interested, to which I say, just buy it, it's worth it. The only real downside to Garry's mod is the communtiy because they're very hit or miss. Sure you can find people who are really cool, in fact half of my friends on steam I met through Garry's mod. However at the same time, you find people who quite frankly aren't even old enough to be on the internet, and they're just the worst. That being said, I still feel that Garry's mod is well worth the money for the good times you'll have.

I've recently gone over my review and noticed it was... rather plain, and didn't give any indication as to the actualy quality of this game, so allow me to elaborate. Dragon Nest is an Action RPG made by Nexon and, what I would call, like Vindictus' younger brother. The combat is very involved as compared to other MMORPG's and skills are very satisfying to use. All-in-all, I would say Dragon Nest is a very fun MMORPG and if you like Vindictus, you will most likely enjoy this game.

Pros:
- Cutesy Anime Style (Maybe a con if you're not into that?)
- Runs fairly well
- Satisfying/Solid Combat
- Straight-forward and easy to understand
- Not Pay-to-win (Last I checked anyway...)
- Has the general quality one can expect from a Nexon game
- Panty Shots

Cons:
- Progress slows down rather significantly around level 40 (Cap is like 80, I think?)
- Difficult to gear-up later on
- PvP is incredibly broken

The bottom line is, I haven't really had any bad experiences with Dragon Nest, and it's F2P, so why not give it a try?

I'm not exactly sure how to describe Starbound. The simplest way would be to say Terraria in Space, but that just doesn't do it justice. First let me say that Starbound is good, I just want to clarify that. However it may be the kind of game that takes a bit of getting used to and really learning how the mechanics work before really being able to play. Don't let that scare you off though, it's not that hard, It's just that I can see some people getting stuck at certain parts. My best advice would be, Follow the quests, and check the outpost whenever you don't have a quest.

Pros:
- Runs fairly well (with minor exceptions here or there)
- Similar in style and feel to Terraria
- Intersting characters/story/lore
- Lots of item variety
- Lots of decorative items
- Very fair game balancing
- Procedurally generated universe/weapons/creatures

Cons:
- Occasional hiccup in performance
- Potentially confusing at times for new players
- Sort of linear in terms of questing

I certainly feel that Starbound is well worth the money, however I can imagine certain people not enjoying the game as it's a little bit of an acquired taste. Again, not to say it's bad in any way shape or form, it's just... unique in a lot of ways that some players simply might not be used to. My point is, Yes, buy the game, just do it. JUST, DO IT.