Recent reviews by Dark Dragon

For Super Earth.

Absolutely astounding game. Entropy Zero 1 drew my curiosity when I first saw it, and after completing it to the end, wished there was more to the story. Breadman and the Entropy team brought not only more grizzly action to the refreshing old style of the Half-Life 2 universe, giving its own take on the environmental expansion, but also from the perspective of the other side. If you enjoyed the experience of any of the installations in the Half-Life 2 series, I implore you to give this game your attention, as I doubt you will be dissatisfied with this masterwork of a mod. This game has enough content to be its own episode entirely.

Great gameplay, atmosphere, and graphics! No matter how frustrating it got, I kept at it to see how it all tied together. Then the ending occurred and nothing was explained or wrapped up. The ending alone made me wish I never picked up the game in the first place. I'm sure it might explain more if I was a 100% completionist and picked up all of the pieces of the poems scattered around, but I don't have the time or patience to hunt down the main story that generally should be presented without going out of the way to see it.

It has combat.
It has graphics.
It has psychological thrills (not jump scares, unless you include the cosplayer)

This is a one-of-a-kind game, tailored to keep you guessing until the very end.
Worth every penny.

Half-Life 3, the Alyxing

No... Not worth it at all. Finished to the end, very disappointed. Even if the other chapters existed (they never will be), I wouldn't buy them. Controls are odd at best and I swear at least three different people did the camera work throughout the game but never bothered to see what the others did. This game is also a victim of the sinister "Let's add a random vehicle part because extra game mechanics" mistake.

Single player is great and if you came for only Single player, then I 100% recommend it.
The exact moment you touch multiplayer, you enter the most annoying grind-fest I've ever seen. Rockstar will ensure you feel like wasting $100 is a good idea compared to the amount of trash you have to do just to get to the same point.
Each update released "bigger and better" things, which caused more grief at each turn. Those who exploit or hack the game for infinite money and a super high rank will have no issues, but those who don't will likely be disappointed.

The question isn't why should you buy this game. The question is, if you like a crafting, exploration, open world testament to automation, why don't you have this game already?

For the cost of $0.00 you can play as a MetroCop from the combine forces, kick ass, and count the kills. The mod starts you on the highest difficulty, so beware if you are a light-gripped FPS rookie that can't snap to heads with bullet-time like precision. If you can play Wolfenstien on Uber, you'll be fine.

At this time, I cannot recommend the game. 14 minutes was long enough for me to realize that the interface alone is bad enough to give a headache, let alone the organization of the icons, or lack thereof. Refunded.