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It is a fun, fast paced game to play with plenty of game modes.
Feels like a mixture of Halo and Portal, i recomend this game for a good hour of fun.
Still see room for improvements like the "Duck" function.

Overall i give a positive fedback.

Not as good as CS:GO but still fun game to play.

Players movement need some work.
Weapons sounds not the best.

Still 5/10

There are rich themes to explore, like who you are now, who you were then, and the storyline connecting those two individuals to form a singular person. There are themes of historical veracity, where history is written by ancestors, rewritten by successors, and the pen remains--as always--mightier than the sword. There are themes of rulership and subjugation, where the tables seemingly turn as soon as they’re settled. There are themes of entrapment, whether trapped as a warrior in a princess’s body, or trapped into a set of actions dictated by your unhealthy ambition, or trapped by a boyfriend that simply wants everything to go back to the way it was.

And so, the tale begins in a darkened wood, on a moonlit path, in the shoes of a medieval man named Geron carrying nothing but his girlfriend’s old necklace and a knife. Chimney smoke lifts from homes in a distant, hate-filled burg, while lightning bugs dance above tufts of swaying grass. It's an unassuming intro to a winding story rife with hard truisms and red herrings alike. Memoria is a game I won’t soon forget.

Bad Rats is ostensibly a physics-based puzzle game that’s not dissimilar to games such as The Incredible Machine or Armadillo Run. The premise is that each stage has a ball which has to be moved by using 10 different types of rats with different abilities, plus a few environmental objects, in order to hit an object that activates a trap designed to brutally murder the cat of the level (and only the ball can activate the trap). As such, the game is less about completing Rube Goldberg style machines, and more about correctly positioning the needed rats on each stage in order for the ball to bounce around properly to activate the trap.

Aside from the tutorial there are two basic game modes: Easy and Expert. Easy mode starts you off with a limited selection of rats and objects for each stage, but provides a simple plan overlay that show where the rats and objects generally need to go to complete the level. Expert mode removes the plan but gives you access to all of the rats in each level, and free rein to concoct your own solution for each map. Both modes also provide general hints for each map before starting.

So far, so standard. What sinks this into possibly being the worst physics-based puzzle game of all time is two things. The first and most obvious is the hideous, grungy urban art direction the game has going on, with poor quality textures, models and level details all-round. Nothing about how this game looks is attractive, and gives the impression of a low budget, bargain basement cash-grab that probably had its programmers double-down as the artists and modelers. Even the violence isn’t particularly appealing, with the dissonance of the low-poly cartoony cats being killed in (typically) gory fashion being less funny and more unsettling that anything else. Calling Bad Rats the video game equivalent of a murder porn movie featuring cats wouldn’t be exaggerated hyperbole and is depressingly accurate.

If you’re reading this Football Manager 2021 review, the FM series shouldn’t need any introduction, but I still prefer to do a quick recap for newcomers to the game. Football Manager has been an undisputed leading football manager game in its field for over 20 years. While the heart of the game is playing the role of a coach intent on climbing to the top of the world, much more is hidden under the hood of this game.

Besides coaching, the player will also have to devote himself to collateral activities such as relations with the press, transfer market, and much more. Football Manager is therefore a deep and complex title, at times even too much, but thanks to the improvements made over the years it has allowed more and more possibilities to manage and personalize the experience at the helm of the club.

Having entered the franchise perspective, let’s get ready to discover this new chapter of the series together. You start the game by creating your coach, then you choose whether to start with a club or go in as “unemployed” and wait for a proposal from some team. Once you have chosen your preferred mode and signed the contract, you are ready to get to the heart of the game.

Kinda dead game.