Recent reviews by Misterlegodude

While it started out very rough and barren, it has definitely seen some bigger improvements in a single year than it has in the first year or two after it's release, better late than never, i suppose

Even so the game still has it's glaring issues with it's monetization, skill-based matchmaking, and it's ongoing struggles with latency and hit registration, at the very least, it is finally starting to shape up to be one of the better Halo titles, especially since the Forge in this game is the best it's ever been, which gives the community almost... infinite... possibilities of what can be created

This game started out "undercooked", so to speak, but if games like No Man's Sky and, and more relevant, The Master Chief Collection, can make a huge comeback years after it's initial release, then i'm hopeful that Halo Infinite can eventually reach that point as well

And with the way things have been going, it certainly seems like it's on the right track now

If you're a new or returning player of this game, I can /NOT/ recommend playing it in it's current state. Team Fortress 2 has been on a downward spiral the last several years due to a major influx of bots, bad actors whom flood into casual servers that are controlled through computer programs made by malicious users who intend on doxing and ruining the enjoyment of anyone that tries to play this game.

Team Fortress 2 is nearly 17 years old at the time of writing this review, that's a long time for any game to remain as active as it has, but that just goes to show how dedicated and caring the community is for this game. Team Fortress 2 is genuinely a great game and has been loved by literal MILLIONS ever since it first released, and through all the years, this game has managed to keep an active community, fanbase, and even a whole economy based around virtual hats.

So while this game is still active and cared for by it's community, it would be in Valve's best interest to actually look into fixing this problem, before there is no actual community left, and it's just all bots all the time.

Back from the deep depths of the Xbox Live Arcade graveyard, i would definitely pay a dollar for this classic top-down zombie shooter

Very fun game, can be even better with friends, or you can do solo runs for a more challenging experience if you're into that.

Simplistic, yet great, cel-shaded art style.

Lots of replayability with all the different characters, weapons, abilities, and powerups.

Great transition from the 2D gameplay of the original into these wide open 3D environments with lots of areas, both high and low, to explore and take advantage of.

Overall, a fantastic sequel, definitely worth checking out if you haven't already!

I often find myself coming back to this game time and time again just to listen to some of my favorite songs while having something fun to do all the while

It's just really fun and addictive, and it's pretty easy to just get right into playing any MP3s or WAVs on your PC! :D

For the first game ever made by this development team, A Hat in Time is a really fun, colorful, and an excellent recreation of the N64 era of adventure platformers with a charming cast of original characters

Definitely worth checking out, definitely hecking cute

I've been playing this game since it's alpha stage back in 2005 and i can say that this game in it's current state is the best it's ever been. Unfortunately, development for this game has crawled to a halt in recent years, aside from fixing any game breaking bugs or exploits, but the modding community is still thriving and is very much keeping the game afloat with great, new, and innovative content despite the game's lack of updates.

And speaking of modding, i'd say that by comparison, this game's modding is fairly simpler compared to a game like Garry's Mod. So if you want a sandbox game where you can slap a model with some textures into more easily, Blockland's the way to go. But don't let it's simplicity fool you, a lot of Blockland's modding capabilities comes from it's scripting system known as 'TorqueScript' that is in some ways similar to scripting in LUA, where you can make weapons, vehicles, AI bots, even entire gamemodes!

Unfortunately, the game's player count has dwindled over the last 6 years, but it is still fairly active from time to time, and it can still be fun to hop on, make a server, and invite friends to play and faff about with.

One add-on for this game that i highly recommend downloading is 'Blockland Glass', which is a content delivery system like Steam Workshop where you can view and download other add-ons made by the community, as well as allowing you to tweak various settings for your server and any add-ons you have running on your server (provided they have options that can be changed).

This one time i gave someone a love bite

With a taser

This other time i stole everyone's stuff

This other other time i made the other players think i was a player who had went idle

10/10
Better love story than Shrek