Recent reviews by uNdERrateD

I played Fallout in it's earliest iterations. (Fallout Tactics was my favourite) I was sceptical of Fallout 3, but ended up really enjoying it. Fallout 4 ironed out a lot of little issues, and I keep coming back to it. It's addictive fun, beautifully atmospheric, and continues to surprise me, even without mods. I enjoy that they've tried to retain the series original sense of humour and grim nostalgia.

Reliving memories of playing this game as young lad. Playing "hot seat" with my two children is a blast. Holds up after all these years!

As someone who did not really play 'battle royale' games, Realm Royale appealed to me because of the fantasy element, and because it did not have building. I love it. In spite of the bots you will find in any game mode, it's a lot of fun, especially when played with friends.

Beautiful, engaging, brilliant... Three Kingdoms is Total War at its best.

Are you a Lover? Are you currently in a Spacetime? I would not recommend playing this game alone, but I would recommend playing it ANY OTHER WAY. Truly a good time. Whether you are five years old or fifty, this sidescrolling shoot-em-up space romp will have you giggling on the edge of your seat.

Stellaris is a deep and engrossing 4x game that has me totally addicted right now. My stats show that I played 18.7 hours in the last 2 weeks... but I know that was just in the last 3 days. If you liked Sins of a Solar Empire but hated the card mechanic which that game used for battles, look no further than Stellaris. The ability to customize your own alien race in detail is very cool, and once you get the hang of it the UI is smooth and rewarding. Onward my owl people, to total victory!

It's Tekken, but this time, it's number 7. Maybe you liked Street Fighter. Perhaps you were a Mortal Kombat kind of person. It's even possible that you fell in love with Killer Instinct. Whatever your motivation is to continue to play, enjoy, and be entirely frustrated with fighting games is... Tekken is here for you. It was here for you back then, in the arcade, and it is here for you now, on steam. I mean, come on people... it's Tekken.

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Shout out to MrLukeTee for catching my type... what a guy.

Elegant, sincere, and occasionally terrifying. I love it.

What might be an enjoyable romp through a typical zombie hack-and-slash is marred by sluggish movement and annoying game mechanics. Weapons degrade too quickly and must eternally be repaired. The plot line and quest mechanics feel as cluttered as the environent, and leave you groping for a storyline that may not have been there to begin with. And where are the guns? I feel like they need to be accessable earlier on... Enjoyable enough if you and a friend are looking to kill time and zombies together, but I can't reccomment it as something you can really sink your teeth into.

An interesting take on a table-top classic. Choppy and requires patience, but there are some clear and present rewards for those willing to brave it's tutorials and interface. Altogether not a great game, but for fans of turn-based squad-based RPG's who also like Warhammer and have time to kill... it might be worth buying. If you fall outside of this terribly narrow niche, I'm going to say pass.