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Honestly, I wish I hadn't bought Evolve. I pre-ordered the game a long time before it came out and forgot about it. If I had remembered, I would have canceled it. The gameplay is just alright, but it's definitely not worth $60. From my experience, matches as a human are mostly just running around with sporadic bouts of shooting. As a monster, you mostly run away. You also lose more often than not. Maybe it's because the starting monster is terrible. I did manage to join a game where I got to play as the Wraith and it was way more fun than the Goliath. Unfortunately, I don't think I want to play enough of this game in order to unlock the Wraith.

Then there's the DLC. I can't believe that a $60 Multiplayer only game has this much DLC, it's ridiculous. It makes the whole game feel like a money grab and not a piece of entertainment.

I've run into another problem as well. I often get placed into games that are in progress and many of those are almost over. I even got placed into a game that ended right after I loaded.

Super fun so far. It takes a bit more work to win as a shark, but they can easily dominate if played right. Hopefully the playerbase sticks around.

The game is definitely beautiful, but that's about it for the positives. If you're purely a fan of Elder Scrolls games and are curious, my advice would be to pass. It feels like they took all of the good parts of the Elder Scrolls series out in order to make it massively multiplayer and added in a long leveling grind and boring quest system. It's basically another WoW clone with an Elder Scrolls skin.

Do not buy! This game is still unfinished and has been abandoned. Double Fine decided that it didn't make enough in Early Access, so they went ahead and released it without completing it.

The actual Magic games are fun, but the game itself is a pain to use and you have to pay extra for boosters that are meaningless.

I can't recommend Watch Dogs in it's current state. It's fairly buggy and has some major FPS drops. My computer can run other new games on high, if not ultra, but occasionally chugs on this game. This is especially apparent when driving. The driving itself is awful, I crash into things constantly unlike other open world games I've played. There's also the little issue of having to launch Uplay through Steam, which is very annoying.

Here's a full list of issues/complaints:
- Could not launch game, had to find a fix
- FPS drops
- Not enough car variety, no NPCs on motorcycles
- Difficult car controls
- Lost ability to hack, had to restart the game
- Transparent character models
- Cannot cancel any mission once it's been started
- Very long loading times
- Few buildings to enter, most are in missions
- Mouse acceleration is inconsistent

Banished is brutal, let me say that first. You will lose. A lot. Your town will starve, freeze to death, burn down. Each time, you will start over with a little more knowledge and a new idea for your town. You will want to succeed, just to see that perfect town.

If this game was developed by a team, I would say it's great. However, it wasn't. It was developed by one person and it's amazing. If you like survival or city building games, buy it. If you like sandbox games, buy it. Hell, just buy it.