ToxicAntidote

I'd like to suggest they play Life Force on NES. It's a 25 minute game if you clear it in one run without using any of the limited continues.

My vote goes to Factorio, for whenever it exits early access into 1.0.

I remember liking it back then, and I did re-watch it a few years ago and still thought it was ok. And I'm a person who likes most Final Fantasy games. I can totally see why so many were disappointed in it, though. It doesn't have any connection to any of the games, and I guess that's what all the fans probably wanted.

Started playing again yesterday, and this time something finally clicked. Looking to join the Giant Bomb clan.

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They're not loot driven in the same way. One game is focused on pve, while the other is purely a pvp shooter. Also think about how often were people using Origins? The number of both returning and new users of the platform are probably going to increase the chances of people noticing the very existence of Anthem, and in turn of course increase the number of sales.

Every time I hear or think about the genre progressive rock/metal, the first band I think of is Tool. And everything I hear or think about the band Tool (or sometimes even just the word tool) I think of their song called The Pot. So I guess that's my pick for this, since it obviously has left such a strong impression on me to be recalled in every one of these instances.

There's also the factor that way more people are interested in buying games today, so the total income on selling games are higher than before.

I found myself buying Florence after hearing Vinny's description of it.

1: Dead Cells

2: Monster Hunter: World

3: God of War

4: Yoku's Island Express

5: Red Dead Redemption 2

6: Iconoclasts

7: Timespinner

8: Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon