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Warframe began 7 years ago as a pretty mediocre co-op third-person shooter with not much content. I played only a little bit and was certain I'd never play it again. 6 months passed until I was pressured by friends to pick up the game again. There was simply much more content and I started to like the game. The combat reworks came out around that time and the game went from so-so shooter to a very in-depth loot shooter/slasher.

In the years since, Warframe has added features such as a player-regulated trading economy, MMO-lite hub stations, more boss fights, cinematic story missions, huge open-world zones, and Guns of Icarus-style space combat missions. This is on top of the constant influx of new warframes and weapons. Not just reskins or slight stat changes either, but different feeling characters and weapons that serve different roles in combat. Think of a gun from a sci-fi movie/game; it's probably in here somewhere. With the in-depth recolor and decoration system, you can really make anything in the game feel like its yours.

The game is not perfect, though. The content releases really have their ups and downs, such as the addition of a kind of grindy battle pass I don't think the game needed. The game can feel pretty grindy at times already. The tutorial in this game is legendarily bad for how little is explained to new players about this game's sprawling content. This can lead some new players to a lot more grinding than is necessary. I would definitely recommend going into this game with a more experienced buddy if possible. This is a game I feel is best enjoyed with friends. There is a solo-play option and single-player story missions, though, so I guess it comes down to what you are looking to get out of this game. Warframe legitimately has one of the nicest communities around, so this might be an opportunity to make some new online friends.

Being a free game, there are micotransactions, but I think this game does them pretty well. The premium currency is frequently discounted, up to 75% sometimes, and everything is actually attainable through play or trade. Warframe is one of the few games where I spent money because I wanted to support the developers, not because I needed to. It's by no means a flawless system, but a lot of AAA game publishers could stand to learn a thing or two from Digital Extremes.

Overall, I think Warframe is the best loot shooter around. It has a development team that seems to really care about player feedback. Unlike with Destiny 2 and Borderlands 3, there's no sudden raising of gear/ character level to make all your equipment obsolete. Primed warframes, primed weapons, and primed mods will always be top dog. Plus, it's completely free. You lose nothing but time if you end up not liking it. Go be a space ninja.

8.0 / 10 - Great

Disco Elysium is the first game in years that I can truly call innovative. The story it tells and the role-playing system it employs to do so set it apart from nearly any game I've ever played. Your initial stats are a representation of your physical and mental health. These govern the various dialogue skills in the game, each one representing a different aspect of your personality. The amount of different possible character variations is staggering and it boggles the mind to think about how much time was spent fleshing out the dialogue for every conversation. No skill is forgotten about and each can come into dialogue in extremely unexpected ways.

Your "role", whatever it may be, is easy to get immersed in with the game's watercolor-style graphics, melancholy soundtrack, and rich world history. There are plenty of memorable characters as well, with your partner Kim Kitsuragi being the standout. It's been a long time since I've cared so much about a video game character's opinion of me and my actions. I do have a few complaints, though: I think that this game could have benefited from some diversions that weren't exactly dialogue, like a minigame or something. Some conversations also ran a bit too long, but that may be because of my character's personality, so results may vary.

I will admit that this game is definitely not for everyone. It's a bit of slow burn at first and the lack of actual combat may turn some players off. The story can also be very subversive of typical storytelling. I loved it, but I can see why people may not like it. However, if you let the game's story grab you, you'll be in for an incredibly memorable ride that you'll be thinking of long after you've stopped playing.

8.5 / 10 - Very Great