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Subnautica is truly a once in a lifetime experience, until you hit a glitchy rock and get eaten by a flying shark.

Subnautica is a survival game that unlike others in that it builds upon the watery environment you are stranded in tell a story that is lean mean immersion machine. From the interactions with environment to your first encounters with hostile fauna, it all works in tandium like a real life ecosystem. For a first time play through, the explortation of the biomes and the deep can be a truly beautiful romance experience.

I was almost ready to buy this game again for my friends, and then the bugs hit. As you go further and further into the endgame, theses bugs become more prevelant and more immersion breaking. For example, the submarine you can get allows you to dock your smaller vehicle. But every time I do it, my sub eats and my vehicles that same way a Cyclops eats humans in Odysseus. And there are plenty of issues that not. The game is fantastic and draws you in into its watery depth but once the bugs it, that immersion is shattered. This is a game that came out in 2018 and yet one would expect unknown worlds would have ironed out theses game-breaking bugs before the ps4, ps5, switch releases.
Subnautica is truly a once in a lifetime experience.

While, I dislike buggy games, Subnatucia has that a charm that keeps drawing me in. Maybe its how the whole game meshes together cohesively. Maybe its the whole exploration aspect that keeps me coming back, or maybe it's simply the fact I that Subnautica offers an experience that is not only amazing but one in which you can get lost in.

I'd recommend this game ONLY and ONLY if you go into this game fresh and keep an open mind into the buggy state of game releases that apparently is standard.

It's a rough pearl of a that needs a tad bit more polish!

Have your ever wanted to be George Washington enacting Manifest Destiny? Be Genghis Khan as you play a nice game of appeasement with your Neighbors ? Or just say इसे चोदो and nuke the world as Ghandi?

Then SId Meier's Civilization is the game for you!!!!
This "historically accurate" textbook of history will always be relevant to play and you constantly be telling yourself "just one more turn"!!!!

Even if this game becomes outdated by later editions, it is a game worth playing and a excellent starting point for those new to the Civil games.

Plenty has been said about Bastion, but as the first game I play here on steam all say this unapologetically.

This game has a way of drawing you into its story, that guides you through it and enjoy the ride it. Sure it has flaws, and you will fall alot, but its a challange that comes with the game and not too harmpering. The asthetic, the soundtrack, the story and the characters, all work together in unision to form a cohesive and wornderful game that is bastion.


2020 Update:
After playing Hades and coming back to this game, I find that despite the difference in this game, I still holds up very well.

All right so Ubisoft gets alot a flak for Uplay and Assassin creed but in all honestly this game is a Occli in the Rough
You play as Aurora, a princess lost in a watercolor like fairytale land and is trying trying to find her way back home to her dying papa. Along the way she leans be a Queen by killing everything in her way whethers its spiders, wolfs, dragons,
Family members


Combat is turn based but acts on a speed bar so you have to be constantly on your toes. Combat is similer to JRPG and its certinaly unique, though my only complian is you can only have 2 fighters at a time making it a hassile to switch teammates.

For 15 dollars this game is amazing and I wholeheartly recommed it !

Pros
- Amazing Music
-Beautiful environment
-Combat

Cons
-Uplay worked for me but your experience may vary
-Short story