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Seems like a kids game right? We'll youd be fokkin wrong mate. This game is for only the most experienced, bloodthirsty, malicious, and evil people who DARE to download and play. Crowns?! BAH! More like the blood of the other jelly beans you need to trample over to get that featured shop, and get to the goal to see your wife and family.

I have more than a few months of gameplay since i used to be a Battle.net player and I can say for sure that this game is a masterpiece. From it's graphics to the story itself. Can definetly be better with friends and it's a lot funnier when you do a PVP fight alongside them. I recommend getting the hang of the characters that are presented at the beginning and trying to understand their goals and ideas to get immersed in the Destiny Universe.

I had purchased the game before it's free release and it's still worth it. Now, that they finally cut off from Activision, they can finally grow well again. Highly Recommended!

This game has it's ups and downs. Often enough, I find myself not having the fun I used to have back in the day when I had just played the game for the first time. I can safely say, after 5000~ hours that I've sunken into this game so far, that the mysterious element of it it's gone, and gone for good.

Yea, you will still get jump scared from time to time when a stealth killer will show up behind you out of the blue, or some teammate randomly appear from the corner of your screen, making you poop your pants. But most of the essence it's no longer there.

I used to be a sweaty Nurse player before they changed her power to have a cooldown in-between the blinks. Nowadays, I still play killer role when I get a ritual (Once a month), but most of the time I find myself playing survivor with a couple of friends that I still enjoy playing.

This game, at the time of writing this, it's not in a great state. Hackers are a big problem and the fact that the developers aren't addressing this issue is a huge red flag, implying that they lost control of their own game.

I've owned this game since it's alpha release back in august 2018. I wasn't dissapointed at first. The game seemed good enough for me to buy and try it out. I really enjoyed climbing on trees, hiding, rolling and even bullying the hunter sometimes. Yes. I was a Runner main.
Unfortunately, the game slowly died, players kept leaving and i've had nobody to play with. I checked once a week on steam data base to see how many people are still playing it. Sadly, it went to 0 and stood there for quite some time.

Time went on, and a year later this game gets another chance. This 'Bloodhunt' update is really something quite fitting for the game itself. I'm happy that the game engine remained the same BUT i'm thrilled that graphics, gameplays and even characters change or got some rework in any way shape or form.

I think this game is slowly growing how it shouldve grown before. I'm glad to see people playing it again and having fun. Well played, BEhaviour. I am so hyped to see the game's future in the upcoming years.

P.S. Small bonus that i personally enjoy is that players who owned the game since its alpha release, get a legacy skin, some in game currency, AND EVEN 2 copies of the game to play with some of your friends, so you never get bored.

10/10 would develop again

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Wanna eat a ball? GET GARRYS MOD!
Wanna watch a ragdoll kill npc's? GET GARRY'S MOD!
Wanna die from jumping into a bathtub? GET GARRYS MOD!
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Wanna build a melon shop?GET GARRYS MOD!
Wanna build a snowman?! NEIN NEIN NEEEEIIIIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Garrys mod aint for you.
Wanna fly on a SOFA?! GARRYS MOD IS F***ING FOR YOU!!!!!!!!

Hitman: Absolution is probably the best installment of the series created by IO Interactive. This respects the title Agent 47 's roots, but it has evolved and complex structure, which gives great freedom of choice to the player and will definitely appreciated by longtime fan of the murderer and veteran users. It's a game that makes no discounts, and is certainly worthy of respect, however some element of the system is not perfect, and even affinabili factors to achieve excellence. Still a purchase highly recommended to all lovers of action hybrids, especially those who want to test their skills.

Another fun and addicting game. BE WARNED, this game may make you rage.

First off, jumping. For PC version, you press the space bar, up button or the left mouse. On phone, just tap. It's harder on mobile device than PC, actually. The point of this game is passing each level by jumping and flying over objects. Try not to touch the blocks and other in-coming objects or you have to restart from the beginning and that's the main thing which makes you rage.

First levels to start off are the easiests out of all levels, the lasts ones are insanely hard. "Demon" levels. You practically have to jump over in-coming objects, fly pass them to get through. 1st level easiest, 2nd level easier, 3rd level easy, 4th level not so easy and so on. The levels get more complex and more objects and have to dodge, it's hard to concentrate while you are disturbed and you lose control and touch a block, you restart and rage. There types of vehicles or forms you can change into from travelling through specific portals:

Cube form (which is the normal form),

Ship form (where you fly in the air dodging objects),

Ball form (which can travel in a vertical direction, defies gravity),

UFO form (hopping in the air, also dodging objects. But they perform little jumps in the air),

Wave form (travels in a diagonally on a upward or downward position).

*NEW* Robot form (It is the form first introduced in the level Geometrical Dominator. This form walks on 2 legs and has the ability to jump 4 times it's height by variation of holding on to the keyboard key or the your device)

What is cool about this game is that throughout the levels, the backgrounds changes colour which grabs your attention, the patterns in the background and the music. Each levels have their own music. Without the music, you can't concentrate so you have to listen to the music while you play. The graphics are amazing in this game and this game can run on any laptops or PC.

On the moble version, there is a free version and a version where you have to buy it. With Steam, you need to purchase it. If you purchases the full version, you unlock more levels, features and icons. There are special icons if you purchase from Steam and there are "Companion Cube" and the Steam logo. Purchasing the full version, you have a feature where you can create your own level, download other levels by user created, rate levels etc.

So basically the concept of the game is:

1. Jump
2. Die
3. Restart level
4. Rage
5. Repeat step 1, step 2, step 3 and step 4

So far, this game is very fun, addicting and makes you slam your keyboard or throw your phone on the floor. But, I've warned you. So be careful.

So it's everything you love about the original Agar, EXCEPT with some awesome cool new features!

Like paywalls!

Wanna make a guild? Paywall! Wanna spend those hard earned coins (?)? Paywall! Wanna just make an account so you can get ranked on the leaderboards? Well guess what? That's free...

JOKES! There's a paywall for that too!

Granted, everything only really just costs a one time payment of 1.29 Euros, but why bother when you can just play Agar free on the browser?

10/10 Would play a ripped free game with paywalls again ~

Does Adventure Capitalist need a review? Sure why not; I review everything else on Steam, lets get into it. As with most games like this, there are plenty of unfunny joke reviews that will fill up the front store page for this game so I'm hoping to beat the trend and give some points about the game.

First of all, Adventure Capitalist is a game, about, well capitalism. You are an investor setting out to make your fortune. This game is very similar to the likes of Cookie Clicker, which first came to fame in 2010, is still a mega popular game today. You start off buying lemonade stands, each click on the lemonade stand generates money, with that money buy another stand, so on and so on. Eventually you have enough money to hire a manager for your lemonade stand. The manager acts as the clicker, so you can leave the game running (or close it down) and you will still generate money. You then work up to other investments following the same pattern, and no sooner have you started, you will soon be a millionaire. With your millions you can also purchase upgrades to your investments, such as increasing profit by 3% or something similar.

This is where AC is different to other clicker games, you no longer actually need to spam click in order to make progress, since you have your managers working over time for you. What I really like about AC is that you can close the game down, and you will still be generating money, meaning you can let your funds mount up for a couple of days, log back in, spend it all, and watch your money roll in for a bit, then log out.

The UI is so brilliantly displayed, you can work your way around all the menus with ease, and you can find all of the information you could ever need either on the main screen or within 2 clicks. Be warned, this game not only has highly addictive gameplay, the soundtrack is almost just as addictive. Once that song gets in your head, it just will not leave.

AC is not hard at all, it just seems to be a time-sink, and one that keeps you logging back in on a daily basis. You can see just by the amount of hours I have in this game already just how easy it is to loose yourself in a really simple game. I would say I am not in the game for longer than 15 minutes on a daily basis, but it does keep bringing you back just so you can see what made up number of money you have made over night.

The developers are always adding new content to this game as well; recently there was an update which allows you to continue making your fortunes on the moon! This runs along side your regular empire back on earth, meaning twice as many investments to manage and oggle at crazy sums of money.

Given that AC is a free to play game, you have no harm in trying it out. I would say that even if you just load it up every couple of days to check it out, you will still get a lot of enjoyment out of it. There is also an iOS version of the game, but unfortunately it does not link up with your game on Steam; that would of been just too good if it did. Maybe it's a potential possibility in the future.

I really strongly recommend AdVenture Capitalist; its a simple, yet horribly addictive game, that allows you to pop in and hour of the game with ease for ten minutes at a time. Play in small doses to get the full effect!