Recent reviews by Night_Fiend6

I buy game. It won't load on Windows 7 or Windows 10. INI files are not generated, Denuvo won't let me activate the game for 24 hours. I have reinstalled and verified file twice.
Way to treat your fans. A$ 64.97 for something that doesn't work.
Shame on you.

Edit: I managed to finally run the game on Windows 7, it still won't run on Windows 10.

Supplementary Edit: I got it finally working on Windows 10 with Direct X 12.
It seams that the Denuvo DRM doesn't like the game being on a tiered storage such as StoreMI or possibly it doesn't work with StoreMI installed.

I can play the game now seems good but I haven't played more than an hour.

This is the best version of Borderlands 1 for PC or Console.
Great fun, good graphics, much improved as health is autopickup now.
You could do much worse than buy this game.

I got for free because I bought the old one a while ago.

Why is a texture upgrade pack for a multi platform game Windows only? Mac and Linux users are left out so far.

Broforce. A force of bros, doing brodasious bro stuff, taking out terroists in the most bro way possible, for the freedom of Bro'murrica, thankfully with guitar solos and not brostep. This game is great, as an early access game it is better than some full releases. I anticipate what new features will be coming up, as the devs seam to have some great ideas.
Gameplay is old school, gamepad is a must, I die a lot, but as there is next to no loading time, I just laugh at how I died and get back into it. The new update brings flexing bros, really adds to the feel of the game.

I can't really fault this game, my only problem is there still is no native Linux version, (gaming in windows is a pain, I spend more time fixing crashes then playing games, besides being stuck with a 2011 MacBook Pro on Bootcamp Windows 7 is stuck on 2012 drivers while Linux can use the latest drivers, so gaming performance is way better under Linux than Windows and OSX [OpenGL verision that OSX supports is way old, Apple are really damn slow to update anything useful] )
I was going to wait for Linux version as I had the free Expedabros, but the sale was too good to pass up, hopefully it will exist by November as SteamOS will be my main PC gaming platform and currently WINE has no sound in SteamOS and due to SteamOS's BPM compositor not being WINE compatible, you need to boot into desktop mode wich kind of defeats the point. Not that Free Lives are at fault for that, more that the PulseAudio version is so old on SteamOS and Valve sould really backport the new one, or move to a newer Debian version.

Playing this on a TV with fiends, with bier and pizza ought to be a blast.
I would give this a 4/5. Would rate higher when Linux version comes out. Buy this game!

Bad mid 80's VHS movie played back on a late 90's VCR, with the soundtrack remastered too loud 2010's style. Because time travel.
If you are under 30, you probably won't get it. But if remember when Hip Hop was not about guns, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and bling, every song of every genre had a great guitar solo, having a mobile phone ment that you were a rich wanker, it took all day to load a computer game that was only a few kb and women wore massive sholder pads; you will look at this with nostalgia for the bad old days of Maggie Thatcher and the Cold War.
None of what I typed had anything to do with this movie film, so you are just going to have to watch it.

Perfect 10.

This game is so great I bought it 3 times on PS3 and twice on steam.

This game single handedly makes Linux a viable gaming platform.

9/10 flaming bandit head vollyballs.

Review for Linux version.

10/10 would crash again and again and again.