Recent reviews by Htown

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It's free picross.

This game is great. Play it.

Or maybe don't, if you want to actually get stuff done in real life.

This is an absolutely fantastic co-op shooter, and arguably the best F2P game out today. The movement is some of the smoothest you'll find, and you'll wonder why you can't bullet jump in every game.

A fantastic example of story and emotion expressed through gameplay and controls.

Played nearly 200 hours, don't think I've been in an actual party the entire time. That said, this is easily the best MMO on Steam if you're interested in a solo experience. I'm a huge fan of the insane build flexibility the game allows, as well. There are no set classes. Instead you pick two weapons and grab skills as you see fit, with the ability to switch at basically any time. You can also grab passives from weapons you don't even use to make your build better.

The quest system is also a little different. You can only have 5 quests at a time: the main story quest, which will tell the overarching story in the long term as you traverse the different zones; a normal quest, which will usually have voice acted cutscenes and multiple stages to go through; and up to three side quests, which are more like the shorter quests you're used to from other MMOs. It sounds odd, but it works very well with the way the game world is set up, with normal quests leading you to sidequests which lead you to new areas, etc. There are also investigation quests which give you very little to go on, often requiring you to solve puzzles or research outside of the game in order to progress.

Highly recommended.

This is just a really fun first person shooter set in the Old West. The campaign is very good, and there are New Game Plus and Arcade modes so you can have even more fun afterwards.

This is a fantastic game with a great mixture of turn-based and real-time combat. This is a great PC port as well. Highly recommended.

This game leans a little harder into action and spectacle than Dead Space, but still manages to feel like a very worthy successor. Lots of fun, especially if you're into the sci-fi setting. Highly recommended.

This game has some really nice gameplay ideas, though the execution isn't 100 percent there. The customizable combo system is interesting, though the combat itself seems about a step away from awesome. The memory remix mechanic is super cool, but you don't do it very often. The story is actually well worth paying attention to.

If you're looking for a flawed gem that tried to do some things different, even if it didn't succeed perfectly, give Remember Me a shot. It's good.