Recent reviews by no_a

A fun and (mostly) relaxing old-school experience. I took a break after finishing one of the games because the gameplay and structure is very similar across all three and you might get a little tired of it after a while.

A neat sidescrolling golf game set on a post-apocalyptic Earth after humanity has left it for Mars. It's not too challenging and you can play it for par or just for fun, it's really about the atmosphere (and how it was destroyed).

The best part is the radio station that tells you more about your character, the world he lives in and the world he left behind, in between a great selection of songs.

You too can be a cool cat in a cool cyberpunk city full of real robots. Press B to meow and walk through a wonderfully detailed world.

Tbf the exploration is better than the stealth/chase sequences.

The starting area of this game might feel both slow and punishing (at least on harder difficulties) but once you get past it the game opens up like only a good cRPG can. So much to see, so much to do - so what's wrong with taking your time and checking out every nook and cranny?

Having played Rocket League for close to 600 hours I can confidently say it is one of the best multiplayer games you can play right now. It is fun at every skill level and you will find yourself improving without trying to. Free updates including game modes and maps as well as paid DLC keep the game fresh but even without those I would come back. Just. One. More. Game.

Update Nov 2018: It's still one of the best MP games you can find on Steam. Just... don't get sucked into buying every new car or loot box.