Civ 6 is not noob-friendly. It's a fact. Civ 5, however has all the bells and whistles you want with a less overly intricate system and thus an easier intro to the series for noobs. Experienced players will like 6 more.
Ok, this is your typical JRPG: over the top clothing and weapons, over the top intro, somewhat clunky but functional mechanics but still reasonably fun. Turn-based, not much of an over world, somewhat visual novelish. It's ok, but you'd be better off with FF:ADF, the remake.
I had this back on the 360 and now that the damage bug is fixed, it's an excellent port. The story is pure cheese, but this is 3rd person Mega Man basically. Zip around in power armour and shoot robots, whose guns you can assimilate... yeah, good times.
The game that put Arc System Works back on the map
This game kicked off the BlazBlue franchise. It features 13 beautifully hand drawn characters who are all vastly different. That's due to the drive button system, in which the X button ( or A button if using a PS4/XBONE controller) has a unique function to that character. Taokaka has dash atttacks, Jin has ice attacks, the gun chick does her bullet dance tricky combos.... it's pretty wild. This was the spiritual successor to Guilty Gear XX till Xrd came out,m so that should tell you what to expect. Fast paced, super technical fighter.
Prequels all have the same problem: we inevitably know how they end. This is no different. Fun game, not as good as The New Order. I don't care though, I got mine free via WGS rewards (thx guys).
This game is all about the story as one man realizes the horror of war over the course of his mission. The graphics are beautiful, the cover based shooting is nice and the sand makes for some interesting moments and sweet kills. It's too bad there won't be a sequel, because this is a rock solid sleeper hit.
Objectively, this not a game I like. That said, this is objectively a good game. I got it free as a bonus on this site (thx, btw), and I'll be honest: I didn't even know airport sims were as popular as they are. I didn't even know the genre was a thing, really. Now that I do, I looked into the series, and I was surprised to learn that not only is this the 7th game in a series, but that series is well loved by a small community. It's a everything you'd expect from a game about air traffic controlling: guide planes from the tower, fly and land them. Not a super realistic sim, but it's not a AAA $80 title, so whatev.
Red Faction 1 and 2 were PS2 games and it shows, the newer one is meh, but this game... dude. Destructible everything (except the ground). Wanna drop a whole building on some fools? DO IT! Because you totally can. Buddy won't pop his head out of cover? Destroy the cover. Plus DLC is included now
This is a sequel to Lords of Shadow and the story of how the Belmonts got into it with Dracula. They did it up in 3D graphics, but is the sidescrolling Castlevania we've all played before. You should know that this was originally a 3DS game that was ported to PC., though. It kinda shows in places but it doesn't detract.
Great action, decent puzzle solving. This game has a pretty engrossing story, in keeping with DS1. I never played the original version, but apparently the lighting and balance are better this time around. Hyped for DS3.
TEKKEN fans, all I gotta say is buy this game. It's near-perfect.
For newbies, this is a 2.5D fighter that features fighting styles that are grounded in reality but given that Japanese stylistic flair. If you're all about combos and and tight gameplay, this is your game. If you can't handle tough bosses and strong online community, move on.
The story mode was given extra care and all the previous games' cutscenes are included. Returning characters have made glorious progressions moveset-wise. New characters are mostly over the top (in keeping with Tekken 6's new direction). Can't say anything about the DLC yet, but this game is so good. Soooo good.
Do you like unforgiving turn-based strategy games?
Cuz I do. This game is unforgivingly hard and makes use of verticality very well. It's everything that was good about X-Com 1 but bigger. I cut my teeth on the Fire Emblem and Super Robot Taisen series, so I'm somewhat used to rapidly scaling difficulty, but this is hard on another level. I got all the scummy saves.
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