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I love the creative weapons and the feedback they give when you're shooting baddies, I like the creative worlds and even the platforming elements - the first time a shooter nails it.

Honestly, Eurogamer's 'Avoid' on this title is their s***tiest review in ages. High on Life is like a first person Ratchet & Clank - it's a fun fest.

@ParsnipHero My point exactly.

Honestly? I think it’s Halo Infinite that’s gotten to its actual form with the brilliantly implemented online coop mode. As it’s not in the list, it gets the remaining 1 point from me:

1. Elden Ring
2. Deathloop
3. High on Life
4. Tunic
5. Halo Infinite

Bonus point? Beacon Pines. Completed and loved it.

So, what I'm not getting.

Halo Infinite gets its bloody brilliant online coop and replayable missions update which upgrades the entire game. Silence.

The Witcher III gets a visual update. Everyone reviews it again.

Judas and Diablo IV have my interest, but the sequel to Jedi Fallen Order is my favourite out of them.

It looked to be very original, breathtaking even from the trailer. But seeing the actual gameplay...

This will be fun... to watch on Twitch.

Just continued playing the beautiful and rather brilliant Jedi Fallen Order, and it seems I'll throw in another Star Wars game into the mix.

Soccer Story has a nice chill vibe, fun to play too. Hope to play Insurgency in coop as well.

@GamingFan4Lyf It's okay, you can press Y when you have a Beat score of 50 or more to wildly shoot around you, aiming at everyone there.

@EliJapan Why would it? The DLC is very expansive anyway, no reason to hold back for 2 pounds extra right...

Awesome, awesome fan service by Projekt Red.

Halo Infinite in coop! It's bliss. It's the way it should be - with 1 or 2 friends. Sooooo good.

I loved Bulletstorm the first and complete playthrough I did with it, and I see the new version has online coop. If only I could find someone interested enough to play this with... with Halo Infinite and Far Cry 5 being on Game Pass as great coop shooters already.

@Lup Haha, why would you buy a game you don't really like?

• Lifeless world
• Open world game by the numbers
• Too little Sonic vibe
• Riddled with bugs, because, you know, it's a 3D Sonic game

6/10's coming in... at best.

That's a nice surprise!

Hope Abzu makes the next deal of insane deals!

Slow month so far. Pentiment and Somerville do look nice.

Ooh, I'd love to coop this!

Came back to this article to just say: it's that good. Hell yeah.

1. Prodeus
2. Beacon Pines (finished and completed)
3. You Suck At Parking

Of course, Assassin's Creed and Deathloop are the real showcases here, but I just like these games even more.

Tried Metal - Hellslinger, and while it's nice, I can see it getting boring quite quickly as well.

Assassin's Creed Odyssey is a great addition, but I bought it before and stopped playing it.

It doesn't matter that much though. I'm having a great time with You Suck At Parking.

Prodeus looks quite ace.

I have the feeling this shooter will be one of the very greats. If it plays as well as it looks, whoah. Just whoah.

Benedict Fox and Phanom Hellcat look quite nice. Guess I'm still a sucker for some 2D gameplay - even though I never seem to finish a platformer.

System Shock also looks great.

Could be short fun with four players... the same way Goat Simulator is to some people?

1. Forza Horizon 4/5
2. Blur
3. PGR2/3

Looks nice. Hope it has a bit more gameplay than that guitar platformer published on Game Pass last year.

I'm a bit too nervous of a gamer to really enjoy a game like Limbo or Inside, but as it looks so pretty, I'll definitely give this a try.

Tinykin and Immortals Fenyx Rising are great additions!

Haha, I'm all for this!

Liked the demo. Expect the full game to be a bit of a grind-and-repeat like every UbiSoft game, but will definitely give it another spin.

Just a quick question: is there anyone here that DOESN'T check the Metacritic score of a game before buying something?

BLUR.

The best alternative to Mario Kart ever. What a fantastic 4-player couch game.

@Dusk_Actual An upvote to point out the best deals in a list. Cool idea!

Boyfriend Dungeon actually entertained me for about three hours I fired it up just to try it... haha

Ghost Recon seems like a nice online coop game, but is it just me or is it very hard to find friends who want to play games coop for a longer amount of time?

Prefer to dive into Far Cry 5 coop anyway.

It plays like a charm, but I would have really liked it to play against friends on the same Xbox. Sadly, you can't login to the game with Guest accounts, so it's a lot of hassle.

I'm actually done with it. Playing on the recommended Highly Skilled level, you can just select a quick enough car and crash your way into victory. It has little to do with racing...

I lost much faith in UbiSoft after the last Rainbow Six... they literally had no intention of making that an enjoyable game in any way.

We should take this signal seriously, I'm afraid.

Fortune Island. Loved and completed it.

That's nice, but what I'd really like is a fix of the Quick Resume. It doesn't work well EVER.

@Royalblues Yep!

@Dusk_Actual Does it have online coop by any chance?

The racing itself isn't interesting to me honestly, and in the first B Class-tier everything feels very easy, even on Highly Skilled.

However, did complete all missions in the tier, and will want to complete the next tiers as well. It's great to tick some boxes and have some missions in Forza again.

To be honest, Hot Wheels' structured mission setup could work great for the entire game!

As Dusk Falls on the same day as the Hot Wheels FH5 expansion? Tough choice - and I still have some hours of Road 96 ahead of me as well. Nice!

@Stoned_Patrol Strongly disagree. The regular Horizon (4 or 5) has a certain sweetspot between arcade and precise racing, but you won't see any of it back on Hot Wheels-like tracks. That wasn't the case in 3's DLC and wasn't the case in the user generated weekly Hot Wheels-esque tracks so far.

Motorsport is boring to me. I can't get enough of Horizon's sweetspot - but Hot Wheels certainly doesn't do it for me.

The Hot Wheels tracks just have so little to do with regular racing and cornering.

Lego Pirates of the Caribbean is on sale as well, for as low as $3. Rarely discounted and one of the most fun instalments in the entire Lego game series if you ask me!