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Webfishing is, well...

You hop in, you left click a few times and before you know it you caught a few fish. Now add a simple chat room to fish with friends, and you have Webfishing.

The progression on the baits, tackles, and rods fit in with cosmetics and other "clicker" type games to help streamline and automate your gains by automatically fishing for you.

Overall, the charm of the game is the nice friends and conversations you'll have along the way to upgrading to the beastly rods and the most efficient lures. The dorky sizes of the fishes makes for some hilarity, and the props and toys add fun to the mix.

Don't forget to add the new friends you make on webfishing to your friends list to maintain your connections! We all need each other in this crazy world, webfishing is just a small corner of positive and chill vibes

This game just slaps. Very crunchy. Worth every cent.

If you want to play through a fairly linear plot in a futuristic dystopian open-world with a dense atmosphere, then buy this game (if you have the system that can run it). If you want an open-world, "Choose your own adventure", "does jumping here break the game?" kind of game, you might not enjoy this as much.

There are some truths that should be disclosed:
* YES, this game is buggy. It may crash even on systems with GREAT hardware.
* YES, this game is missing many features that were spoken about/shown in the marketing hype.

but, this game also has
* A lot of depth in lore hidden in pockets. This world is lore heavy, and it's not always right in your face. There are conversations, logs, emails, websites, graffiti, mentioning so many important characters and events in the lore, and it's up to you to figure out if you want.

* A beautifully built world. The environments, the vehicles, the weapons, even the character models--all quite vivid and stunning. There is so much space here that has been so beautifully built and thought out.

* The soundtrack is very well built. I'd bookmark that ♥♥♥♥ on Spotify if I were you.

There are some things I'll say that can be hit or miss:
* Combat/Gunplay tends to waver between super fun and super annoying. This is mainly due to bugs preventing certain mechanics from even happening. Some upgrades/perks don't even do anything. When the difficulty is just right, this game can delivery a pretty rewarding combat experience, but it soon becomes too easy when reaching certain power levels that aren't even escapable on the hardest difficulty.

* Really interesting characters in the side quests that don't add any extra involvement outside of the side quest. There is no continuation mechanic of the relationships. We wanted more.

Even with all this said, this may come off as a half-baked review. ;) I still recommend the game, simply because of the setting, characters, and story. Though, if you want something more refined, go for the Deus Ex series.

I love Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition. I've been playing/DMing this system since before it was officially release by WoTC.

Baldur's Gate 3 takes 5th edition and applies it very well to a tactical turn based role playing game. I'm only about 7 hours in and I take games like this slowly because there is a lot of hard work put into it by developers. Larian has improved on their formula. Larian has taken a few freedoms regarding the ruleset to really adapt it well to a turn based RPG to fix some balance issues 5e has. This game has a great mix of fun characters and enough open-world to goof off.

I can't wait to play the rest of it once it officially releases.

Are you looking for something to get you by until Cyberpunk 2077 comes out? Kick a few beers back and load up Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, and you might have a load of fun in this futuristic dystopian world where you play a former Cop, now private security agent Adam Jensen, as he explores the ideas of ethical human augmentation through a semi open world First Person RPG.

CS2 is a downgrade from CS:GO, missing many key elements, such as community servers, arms race, etc.

Bug fixed. Shout out to the Eve Developer for responding to this review. Actually got me to try it again. Enjoying my spreadsheets in space.

OLD: Can't even get through account ♥♥♥♥. Launch game, nothing happens, nowhere to launch account management or launch the game. Terrible player support.

EDIT: (August 2 2018, No Man's Sky NEXT)
At this point, I can't recomend this game anymore. The added multiplayer functionality makes it easy to share adventures in this endless galaxy with your friends. The freighter frigate system adds a high level simple management meta game and the multibase system removes restrictions on how often you can build a base and where. Also adding the Portal to the space station and procedural upgrade modules adds some more depth to the game. I'm looking forward to maxing out my character and getting a highly rated freighter!

This game is a disapointment turned into satisfaction. I wholeheartedly believe that the game in it's current state of 1.3 is the closest the game has been to the launch version that it was meant to be. The partnership Hello Games had with Sony forced Sean Murray and his team to publish this game in a very unfinished shallow form in which there was quite literally nothing to do, but grind ship upgrades, exosuit upgrades, and then weapon upgrades.

The first two patches didn't really have me in awe as I'm not one for creative type games. Base construction isn't my cup of tea but now with the new mission system and story line added I weave the base construction in and out of my general exploration and progression and I'm having a wonderful time. If you questioned this game due to it's rocky launch I completely understand, but please, Try the game one more time, now, at patch 1.3. You won't regret it.

Finished this game with my girlfriend in a 2 player co-op campaign.

Halfway through the game I was ready to quit because it was ruining our friendship, but we soon found our strengths and stuck to them. By working together we conquered the annoyances in this game.

10/10 would almost break up with girlfriend again.

Cute, Cuddly, Romantic, Curious, and funny. This is Mechanarium in a nutshell.

In short, Mechanarium is a robot romance with a point and click traversal that will boggle your mind and make you feel accomplished for solving the puzzles and riddles in this game. The game has you feeling bad for the main character and will have you disliking the mean robots very early on. The characters found in this game are interesting, laughable, and quirky.

If you're looking to make a new robotic friend and helping him solve his way into finding his robotic mate by solving puzzles and riddles while avoiding the robot bullies, then this game is for you.

I highly recommend this game. It's short, sweet, and will leave you with a good taste in your mouth.

-Blay