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Six Days in Fallujah is one of the most tactical and intense FPS games that I have played before. The game currently has 4 mission types (protect a convoy, raid a compound, find a weapon cache, and rescue a support team), each lasting about 10-20 minutes. All of the missions have a very heavy emphasis on team communication, both in ensuring every corner of each building you entered is clear but also checking to see how your team is doing and applying first aid to incapacitated team mates. What's even better is that the procedural generation for each of the 4 different mission types currently available in the game keeps every mission feeling fresh and intense, even if you just played that same mission type.

To echo what many people who I have talked to that have played the game talked about, one of the key features of this game that really makes it shine is its sound design, as silly as that may sound. The way your team's voices echo in buildings or alleys, get drowned out by gunfights and mortars, and attract/alert enemies is absolutely stellar.

Ultimately, the burning question about Six Days is whether it is worth the $40 price tag considering it only has 4 mission types in one overarching game mode. For anyone who enjoys intense tactical military shooters like Ready or Not, this is most definitely the game for you. It has very quickly become one of my favorite games in my library and I am incredibly excited to see the many things the devs are going to add down the road.

This is a fantastic Battlefield/Squad combo that is an absolute blast to play. Practically the entire world for all of the maps is destructible in one way or another, battles are incredibly intense, weapons are fun to use, and the proximity chat makes the game so fun. The best part about the game is the fact that you have these massive maps with 254 players running around and the game runs incredibly well.

As a damned soul who pre-purchased Battlefield 2042 and is only now seeing some benefits from that purchase, this game is already 100 times better than that and it came out yesterday. Absolutely worth the $15.

VTOL VR is easily the best flight simulator for virtual reality. The gameplay is incredibly fun and easy to get lost in, and all three base planes are incredibly detailed and look beautiful, not to mention the newly (at the time of editing this review) added tandem-seated attack helicopter!

VTOL's gameplay does require a bit of a climb to get to a point where you feel comfortable with the controls. However, VTOL is FAR easier to learn and have fun with than learning to use a VTOL joystick setup with something like Microsoft Flight Simulator. Also, the core gameplay is a lot more fun than your average flight simulator.

There is an incredible range of community-made maps and mods that you can easily install for this game, with one of my favorites being a mod that adds an A-10 Warthog to the game. The modding of the game is really easy to learn how to do!

Total Tank Simulator is a great concept and I have been very excited for this game for some time. This game is incredibly fun, combining TABS with a World War II theme and much more fun gameplay. However, I do want to warn you that the performance with a lot of troops isn't that great as of yet. My system has a 2080 super and an AMD Ryzen 7 and I am having performance issues.

Ultimately, the game is incredibly fun and worth dealing with some performance issues!

Quite honestly, DOOM Eternal is one of the coolest shooters that I have ever played. All of the environments you slaughter demons in are absolutely gorgeous, the multitude of weapons you make use of all have different customizations that allow you to fight how you see fit, the combat is insanely fast paced and quite the challenge, the constant battles throughout the game allow you to feel like an absolute badass by the end of the game, the soundtrack is one of the best in any video game, and the story/lore is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ crazy, truly making this one of the greatest experiences you can ask for.

Just to briefly mention, I honestly like this game quite a bit more than I did DOOM 2016. While I have heard some complain that they felt this game was too "colorful" or "vibrant" (just watch a demon get chainsawed and you'll see what I mean), this colorful nature really gives this game a unique vibe that separates it from other sci-fi shooters. As another note, quite a few of the weapons and a significant amount of the environments in 2016 honestly look like a lot of other sci-fi shooters (just compare the plasma gun from 2016 to this game and you can kind of see what I mean), whereas this game takes a lot of the original weapon designs from the original DOOM and make them look sick in this engine. As another note, 2016 gives the player an infinite ammo pistol to use throughout the entire game which, in my personal opinion, takes a good bit of the challenge out of the fights because it is very easy to just switch back to the pistol instead of judging how to conserve your ammo/use your chainsaw (although I guess you could say this point is mute if you watch runs of 2016 with people strictly using the pistol and nothing else). One final point would be on the platforming in DOOM Eternal. Unlike 2016, this game has quite a bit of platforming throughout all of its levels and, while I initially wasn't a huge fan of it when I started playing Eternal, I can say that after multiple playthroughs of the game that I really enjoy the platforming because it helps the game feel fast-paced and more robust. Ultimately, I did greatly enjoy 2016 and highly recommend it, but DOOM Eternal is much more distinct and feels so much better to play.

WAR DUST seemed like an amazing concept. 32 vs 32 online VR multiplayer battles? That sounds like Battlefield 4 VR! However, don't buy this game at full price. I refunded it, and here's why:

PROS:
32 vs 32 multiplayer battles
Large maps

CONS:
Mediocre AT BEST graphics
Horrible weapon handling
Vehicle controls are hit or miss
Vehicles need a lot of improvement

Personally, I think this game should be $5 at most. Don't buy this game. Buy Pavlov VR, Onward, and Zero Caliber instead (if you want a fun VR experience).

Pavlov is one of, if not the best VR titles around! Pavlov has an amazing multiplayer community for starters. Excellent graphics, weapon design, and weapon mechanics! Some games can be very serious, while others can be quite funny (for example: trying to have a peace summit when everyone has revolvers). All and all, worth every penny!

Great game worth playing! Good storyline and fun mechanics. A little creepy at points, but still great! The WCC is the best thing I've seen for a while!

Amazing game I played since the SUPER BETA!!! Worth every penny! I think there should be a multiplayer for this game though, as there are many maps that would be perfect for it. Great game for passing time! Basically, it is a heavily modded, community based version of Battlefield