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Very fun battle royale with a casual feel but very fun combat. Crafting is nice as well.

I love this game. I've played actual golf since I was a kid and grew up playing the Tiger Woods games and have been looking for a game like this for a while. I would have never played it because of negative reviews but got it on a free weekend and absolutely loved it. The gripes about the short game and putting and difficulty are from people that want to play an arcade style golf game. This is a golf simulator. Big difference. If you want to be a scratch golfer on the highest difficulty, it is going to take some concentration and skill. I love this game and am definitely going to purchase the upcoming years. I wouldn't be disappointed if they incorporated a little arcade like stuff into the next one, like a boost button for power you can tap. It would actually add a little to the realism because sometimes you swing out of your shoes in real golf and risk being a little less accurate. Either way, I'm extremely happy to have a golf sim with just the quality of this one on PC. Fantastic game. 4 out of 5 stars.

Dragon Age: Origins is in my opinion the best Dragon Age game. It is like the middle sibling of Baldur's Gate and Pillars of Eternity. It is an all time great in the cRPG genre.

Terrible bug with movement keys makes it unplayable for me. I wish I could play because it looks like fun.

I returned it pretty quickly, waited five years for this game to receive a clunky ui and underwhelming graphics with poor performance to match. I know it failed in a couple difference foreign markets and was hoping they would refign it for the west, but sadly, just first impressions, it feels like a much older game in nearly every aspect. I might try it again one day, but I doubt it.

This game is excellent. It gives me the feeling I used to get as a teen playing the original Age of Empires. I loved city building games as a kid but this is the first one that has really captured my interest in a long time. Very much worth the full price.

The same developers as the first one but more funding. Kind of a no brainer. 10 minutes in and I'm back the in the world. Honestly, if you're going to do it, just play the first one with the White March expansion. Do it and do it right... this is a saga, for the new generation and old of rpg'r's, just play the f'ing game. You're going to love it.

I have a nvidia 1080 sc with 32 gb of ram and a i7 4770k running at 4ghz and it doesn't run like I expect it to, the lod's are bad... stuff just appears out of nowhere in the distance and the framerate fluctuates from 40-60 fps... but the game play is fun and it is immersive and so far has a good story so I'll recommend it, but if they don't work out some kinks in the next month or so I will have to change my rating.

A masterpiece

I'll make my review short and sweet. This game belongs to my favorite genre... fantasy iso arpg. I've played nearly all of them over the years. Others may bring nostalgia and pleasant memories, but Path of Exile is just a love letter from the developer's to that specific genre. Personally, I think it's the best game in the genre, and it's constantly being updated and improved. The story is great as you discover the tragic history of Wraeclast, through encountering relics during your playthrough. The storytelling is uniqe, and it is mostly done through voiceovers so there is very little interference in actual gameplay. The skill tree is massive and may be intimidating at first, so try going into your web browser to the skill tree calculater and mapping out a build and saving it to your favorites, then referring to it when you level up. You gain skills through gems, as well as ways to improve those skills by linking your gems together on your armor and weapons. The controls are responsive and intuitive and your skills/abilities make you feel powerful. PoE is free but not pay to win but you can buy some nice cosmetic items and loot boxes. I got me some glowy eyes.