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Farm Together delivers countless hours of excellent farming in a charming and lovely world. There's too much to do and you're constantly wanting to go back. The crops do take some time, you may visit the game periodically. That element feels somewhat like a mobile title, but that's fine as it works well here. It's a living world so it's always changing even though you're not there.

Immortal Redneck is a blistering fast and excellent FPS bridging the perfect amount of dungeon crawling. I was overly pleased with how fun and ridiculous the whole thing was providing a grand time. There are so many weapons to come across and a pile of weird enemies to eliminate on your way to the top. I didn't at all mind death here and welcomed it at times because I knew the next run could be better with what I was working towards. It's got the right amount of variation here and it will definitely be hard to ever be bored of this one. Immortal Redneck was really enjoyable and if you like this type of wild shooter, it's a solid example of what can be done with the genre. 

Unepic is an alright game that fits the targeted audience well though regular gamers aren't going to really enjoy this one as it can be difficult and hardcore most of the time. It has great meta content to it with some jokes I'm sure players will get a good chuckle out of. It does feel like something from the past, but that's the charm of the title and what it was aiming for. There's a solid amount of gameplay and a pile of deaths awaiting you for hours of gameplay. While it may not be for everyone and again casual players stay away, it does its goals quite well.

It can certainly be a fun game if you have a group of local friends that want a party brawler, but other than that it feels quite empty. The map selection is fantastic and I'd love to see that art style along with the backdrop here for perhaps a different sort of title. The multiplayer felt competitive whether you had real people or the AI to battle, but online multiplayer would have been appreciated considering the era we're in. The objectives offer a decent variety and it shines when the god heads are involved since they directly influence the battle. It just felt light with overall content and could only be good in small bursts. Oh My Godheads can be a blast, it just doesn't have any sort of lengthy weight to it. 

I did have some fun while playing Rock Zombie and the game does function well, to a degree. It really isn't a shining example of modern technology, but does have the marks of an older brawler game. It gives off a whole arcade like vibe while playing, though I'm unsure how many will really love that. There were many strange aspects when it came to AI and I feel it would have been better if a cooperative part was added in as it seems like that game should have had that. There were also driving portions that appeared every so often which was a neat change in gameplay, though these were quickly annoying due to length and that it was completely repetitive. Rock Zombie was an alright game with some decent campaign length though really nothing too spectacular.

They Are Billions has some interesting concepts, but doesn’t deliver a satisfying console RTS that I can get into.