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Not enough players; I have it all to myself

Perfectly paced strategy with upgradable units and unlockable perks.
You can go your own way with how you want to lay waste to giant monsters...
either fund science and mislead the Kaiju in different directions or use raw power
and beat those giant baddies into submission.

A+

I don’t know how it’s possible to both love and hate this game so much.

A few things really impressed me:
> Mid-air maneuverability
> Seperate frames of enemy damage animation instead of a rotating sprite,
> Colourful pallette,
> A FUN boss-battle.
> Moths drop tacos... If this is real, I should go outside more often.

Colourful and charming; a lot like the NES classics but with some unique loot and battle mechanics.

While first person shooters aren't my go-to genre, I find Payday 2 being one of the most fun games that I've ever played.

Other than some balancing issues (armor having next to no effect in the highest difficulties),
The combination of stealth, fast action, heisting, collecting masks, stealing/adding props for your safe-house, and the crazy amount of doable achievements, I always have a great time playing Payday 2, even if I've failed a few consecutive heists.

The learning curve hit me at the start though... Preplanning and learning a few tips and tricks on wikis really saved the game for me and lessened the intimidation factor.

If I could change one single thing about this game, is if the player was rewarded a little more for using Team-aiding perks. There are too many selfish stoics/grinders and ZERO crew chiefs, maniacs, armourers, and gamblers.

I will never stop playing this game, and I look forward to Payday 3.

I usually play any digital version of card games and complex board games before I invest in the physical copy.
Gloomhaven does a great job explaining the game, and properly showing me how [Monster Actions] work.
I highly recommend the Physical board game of Gloomhaven more, but this digital version provides a fresh take with a separate campaign experience.

Loved every second of it.
I Played it intoxicated and had the time of my life.

Short but sweet, you won't regret the purchase.


(Drink responsibly)

As a fan of both one Piece and the Warriors franchise, I've got to say that these two games
intertwine perfectly.

Dynasty Warriors/Samurai warriors excel on their maps and wide variety of unique characters,
The One piece world is exactly the same.

If you plan on watching the series or reading the manga, I would ask you to do that first,
for One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 is spoiler HEAVY.

The current (2015) Dressrosa arc isn't finished in the series, so the game adds an Original ending.

Although it isn't the strongest Warriors game, It lands fresh with a One Piece Version. And you WILL find a character that plays/controls to your liking.

Favorite playable characters: Tashigi and Jimbei.

Not bad at all! and It's free! in-game purchases arent really pushed on the player either.

Levels are designed for replayability and are structured to give a challenge based on which
enemies you're going up against, and which characters you're limited to.

Upgrading your base and your infantry really gives you a feeling of how stronger your army grows.

And to top it all off, it's METAL SLUG! One of the greatest series of pixel art fireball-punches us with a free
tower-defense-styled game. I'll take it!