really compelling game about a depressed dad learning to love his child after enduring immeasurable loss

i have spent the last ten minutes trying to articulate how this game series is so good/why it means so much to me but my brain simply refuses to so instead ill just say PLAY THE DAMN SERIES IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY ITS SO GOOD

im sure its fun for halo fans but unfortunately i am not one of them

great with friends but it gets pretty repetitive

if i had the brain capacity to do what this game would ask of me it'd almost definitely be rated higher

this game never fails to scratch the "space exploration sim" urge that i get every so often, but it doesn't last for long since the sandbox elements don't really grab me that much.

probably more enjoyable with friends but the fun seems to die off almost as soon as the grind begins

playing this game gives me war flashbacks to working back of house

parkour better than dying light 1 but combat feels like waving around a wet noodle

will only ever play with a full stack. randos in this game scare me

loot goblin: the game. the only valid instance of the argument "you have to pull yourself up by your bootstraps." also, it's free!

its essentially copaganda but hey its fun so i'll look the other way

this game first came out when i was in the fifth grade and it's most recent re-release dropped a couple months after i turned 22. mods have carried this game for the overwhelming majority of its lifespan

played this leading up to Alan Wake II, really interesting story and worldbuilding but the game can be fuckin HARD. not ashamed to say i had to crank the difficulty down several times to get thru this game