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The ocean has always been scary since you have no idea what you will encounter as you go adrift and deeper, and this game matches that perfectly, the biomes get deeper and the many sounds around always put you on your toes, not knowing if there is a predator just below you as you look at the black abyss of the ocean, wondering what could be down there. Exploring this ocean world makes you feel both excited about what you will find, and scared at the same time.

Thankfully as you go along and craft more items, you will get tools and vehicles that will help you in your journy's, even if the crafting can get tedious and you get frustrated looking for a certain material. but thankfully the world and the mystery that appears keeps you in and help you ignore those problems.

Overall I reccommed this game 100 percent, sure it may look like the other survival crafting games, but like the ocean, there is more below it's depth, but only if you take the plunge.

Despite the P2P complaints, this is a good game. If P2P doesn't bother you, get it, you will enjoy it.

As a person who is not a fan of Indie Games or 2D platformer, I have to say that Thomas Was Alone is one of the best games I have played. You'd think that you wouldn't be attached to simple blocks with names, but behold you are invested the entire time. Each block has a personality, and the ability of each block (like jump higher or fit through small spaces) helps with the personality.

while it may look simple, it actually gets quite hard, but the diffulcty is a gradual rise and not a sudden diffulculty spike.

All in all, I think you should play this game, even if you are not a fan of Indie/Platformers

You want a FPS that focuses on Multiplayer and different classes. Well get TF2 and not this.

I found myself enjoying it. No idea what the big fuss is about it being bad. In fact, I enjoyed it more than Half Life.

If you haven't played it yet, I suggest you do, as it has the greatest story ever written in my opinion. While it's multiplayer may not be the best, it is the single player that it was made for.

The game tricks you by making it look like a Call of Duty clone in the third person, but it than hits you with something that you never see in games. The US Soldiers as the villians. As you journey, the game shows you many of the terrible things that is happening, even showing you what you have done in a scene so full of emotion, that it should go down as one of the greatest scenes in gaming. The further you go, the more your character becomes more violent, showing what war does to soldiers. Soon you feel conflicted, as you don't want to kill the enemy, but you must... because you are the hero. Than it wraps up with an ending that you will never see coming. In the end, you are left with your thoughts, with the credits rolling, and asking yourself this "Am I doing this in every FPS and TPS I play?"

If that doesnt get you to buy the game, I don't know what will. This game gets an 9/10, only because of one major plothole in the game, and the floaty controls.

Out of all the FPS Valve has made, this is my second least favourite. I find the story to be boring, and the character of Gordan Freeman to not be interesting at all. It is has unessacery jumping puzzles, and grenades that has a pitiful blast radiace. You can kill enemy A.I without them noticing you, and it can takes far to long to kill simple soldiers, even if you stand right in front of them with a shotgun, and blast them.

But I did like some things about it. The voice acting is pretty good for the game, and the aiming is spot on. Also the fact that if you run ut of ammo for one weapon, you got a ton more to choose.

But none of it made me play the game for that long. I give it a 5/10 mediorcer at best.

It may have changed the FPS, but it did not age well.