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Asteroids but with rogue like upgrades. Time Killer.

Currently the best Iso-ARPG out there and it is free to play. For Casual Players, may take a few months before figuring out most mechanics. (follow a build guide for first character) But with new updates, things always seem to change. Always new things to learn or craft... with changes that come to every League or big Patch Days. The only thing I recommend spending money on this game is premium stash tab / currency tab, if you decide you want to trade easier.

Counter-Strike is Counter Strike. The gameplay is essentially the same. You will have to relearn how to shoot many of the guns, except the AWP (basically the same). People cry about a lot of different things on CS:GO, but they are still playing it. You can now right click Grenades for a different (lighter) toss. Molotovs are nice. CS:GO is basically an updated version of its predecessors in graphics with Gun Skins / Customization TF2 Hat Style. Matchmaking servers could be better, that 64 Tick for registry is interesting. Sometimes you can spray point blank, see blood, and do no damage. They continually update and make small changes to guns + maps (wish it was faster) but at least they do it. Definitely worth the buy when it goes on sale for cheap. The operation passes (that get you into new maps made by people) are also worth buying because you can get your money back and then some if you sell the new cases (drops in new operation from playing) on the market in the first 2 weeks, especially on the first day. Basically 1 case will almost cover the cost of the operation on the market if you sell on first day. Or you can buy a key or trade for one and open a case and hope you get lucky. CS:GO has come a long way from when it first launched.

10-20 hours from beginning to end, short but sweet and very enjoyable. Was definitely worth the money (got it on sale cheap). Kind of feels like GTA series but asiany, and more melee. Though the bullet time gun usage was fun. The story was good, but it was the voice actors that made it all happen.