Important sidenotes: 4 for Insane difficulty and issues with it.

Status: Completed.

About: Famous 1st person stealth horror. You play as journalist, who investigates suspicous report about private asylum ran by shady corporation. Investigation turns into survival.
In DLC you play as whistleblower, who informed main character of a base game and tries to get out of asylum.
In both cases, you have camera to record and to see in the dark, you need to find solutions for different objectives and survive encounters with hostile enemies without ability to fight back and you may want to collect notes to know story better.

Pros:

• I found story interesting and it even plays a bit with reality.
• Actually feels like a horror. Scary and intense. Very gory and violent.
• Enough interesting enemies and characters.
• Notes and recodings, which give info about both characters thoughts and info about world.
• Mechanic with batteries for night vision option for camera makes it more intense.
• Some obvious and not obvious ways to hide from enemies. Cat and mouse gameplay is very good here, in my opinion.
• Mostly good quality of stuff in general.
• Different activities and encounters.
• Some additional movement options. Infinite sprint.
• Locations are different enough, even though everything happens in 1 place. Like design of asylum. Like arena type places.
• Difficulty settings.
• Dynamic, require some thinking, but easy to learn due to simple mechanics.
• Autosave checkpoint system.
• Levels get unlocked after being finished.
• Good duration for Normal difficulty. Not too long, not too short. Took around 9+ hours for base and around 2 hours for DLC.
• Nice graphics with dark visual atmosphere.
• Good sound and liked music.
• Mostly good performance. Low/medium requirements.
• Mostly stable and only few bugs encountered.
• Has good DLC.
• Low/medium weight.
• Cheap, especially during discounts or/and with bundle.
• Achievements. Most of them related to natural progression.
• Cards/Badges.

Mixed:

• Autoregeneration. No medkits.
• Cheap, but often effective jumpscares.
• Doors close instantly with loud sound, while opening them can be different, though didn't see both affecting gameplay in any way.
• Collectibles related to achievements in general. After Postal 4 I got tired from these.
• No cheats (apart from editing .ini file) or other bonuses.

Cons:

• Tropes are kinda too familar for such story.
• Characters stories aren't highlighted enough for my taste.
• Thoughts of main characters feel a bit raw and as result main characters feel a bit underdeveloped. Main characters don't talk.
• Mechanics a bit lackcluster/too simple.
• Violence and gore levels may be off putting for some.
• Reused faces of security and patients.
• Notes and recodings are not always obvious enough, so you may easily miss some and they are needed for few achievements, so either it's better to search and try to record everything, either use guide. Also recodings in some cases don't work from first try.
• 2 nitpicks: journal doesn't have indication, which section has new note. Notes need to be scrolled down to last one, if you didn't read them in time or pressed wrong section.
• Didn't find some batteries in base game start/middle part on Normal - they are very small and also sometimes hidden.
• A bit repetitive after few hours. Search for documents/recordings, Make/Find X objects to move further. Run away from enemies via corridors or hide, while trying to do some task. Encounters are quite similar too - basically all enemies can run, search and special enemies kill faster, while regular enemies a bit slower.
• Jumping is bad apart from predetermined places. In some cases you are also slowed down by injury.
• During speedruns it's clear that enemy teleport to a player.
• A lot of corridor-like design. Due to darkness or level design you may sometimes get cornered. Not always intuitive design for 1st run (but later it's more understandable). Stuck in object twice.
• Biggest minus. Hard difficulty related achievements. Hard (Insane) difficulty has no savepoints (even doesn't save progress, when you exit, so you need to finish in 1 session) and kills with 1-2 hits, while also having less batteries to carry and placed in the world (not an issue, though).
  DLC Insane run. On my 1st try with DLC I was killed in one of the end game encounters - upsetting, but fair (didn't dodge enemy properly). Meanwhile, during my 2nd try, I died due to endgame QTE! Game didn't registered mouse shaking. 3rd run ended in the middle of a game due to game FPS dropping down to unplayable state after loading new level. Only from 4th try I was able to beat it and spent 4 hours for this.
  Base game Insane run. 1st try and I got stuck in object in the middle of a game. 2nd try I died in 3rd chapter, since enemy noticed me in coplete darkness and slowing water, before I was able to notice him. 3rd try and I died in 2nd chapter, since was cornered and was unable to hide/run. 4th and 5th try I died near the end in same place, because jumping didn't register and I fell down. 6 try was successful. 7 hours for this.
  With all that said, having no savepoints at all is generally a bad idea for a game with potential issues and relatively big length with unskippable dialogues and no big difference between playthroughs. After 2nd try in base/DLC (1st try on Insane) I basically remembered everything (apart from base game ending sections) and speedrunning game mostly navigating without night mode for camera.
• Game is a bit too dark for my taste. Few minor visual issues in last section of base game were noticed.
• As said, FPS dropped once to unplayable state. Not registered QTE ruined 1 game and not registered jumps ruined 2. Stuck once on Insane and once on Normal. Game freeze sometimes after credits, when exiting game or when returning to main menu. Few minor visual issues.

Misc:

• No Workshop.

Summary: While, I didn't like it, when tried it 1st time, I liked it a lot on my 1st full run on Normal and on Insane 1st runs. Meanwhile, further Insane difficulty tries ruined whole experience due to length, repetitiveness and issues including technical one. While I can't recommend it to everyone due to its genre and can't recommend to completionists/achievement hunters due Insane difficulty achievements, if you like horror with helpless pratogonists and cat and mouse gameplay it's great game on difficulties, which have saving system.

Status: Completed on Steam too. Played before had Steam. The only thing I didn't try are cheats in Steam version.

About: 3rd person shooter with melee fighting and even horror elements. You play as BloodRayne, who was turned into half-vampire against her will. She's searching for her vampire "father" to revenge herself and her family. In process joins Brimstone society, which fights vs occult things.

Pros:

• Has some unique story/plot, even though quite standard in terms of development. Interesting for 1st run, though.
• Melee (especially) and shooting are very satisfying. Melee also has few moves and kinda body part based. Good dismemberment. Has useful harpoon to reach enemies.
• A lot of different firearms and some explosives.
• Abilities, especially infinite slowmo.
• Different enemy types in each of 3 chapters (2 types of mutant humans one of which has different firearms or even explosive, 2 types of insect-like creatures+nests etc.). Infights.
• Interesting mini-bosses/bosses.
• Most enemies are medkits long before DOOM reboot.
• Some minor platforming. Water being a hazard for half-vampire is interesting. Not taking fall damage apart from jumping into abyss like places (which is deadly).
• Levels sometimes allow to choose, where to go first. Some destructible elements.
• High dynamic action. Requires some tactical approach in some cases.
• Difficulty settings.
• Old graphics, but still looking nice in terms of vibe.
• Like soundtrack. Kinda memorable for me, even though it's mostly electronic music.
• Not very long (took ~9 hours to fully finish). Maybe a bit short for my desire to play it longer.
• Cheats. Don't disable achievements (didn't try, though).
• Ability to switch to older version.
• Not restricted saving system in terms of slots.
• Low requirements.
• Stabile and no bugs were encountered.
• Relatively cheap, especially with discounts/bundle.
• Achievements. All story driven.
• Has Cards/Badges.

Cons:

• Levels are a bit small/short, look a bit empty and game doesn't have many enemies per level.
• Faces look outdated.
• Most of low/mid-tier firearms are filler weapons helping with shooting, until you find stronger one.
• Target ability is quite useless.
• Since you rely on weaker and only humanoid enemies in terms of health, you may get in trouble without those.
• Health doesn't restore between levels, which may lead to very problematic progression, if you start with almost 0 HP.
• For some reason performance in Terminal Cut version is bad in some areas and has low FPS. Didn't have such issue on weaker PC with original game.
• Some difficulty spikes (hello Bridge or level before Beliar's eye or final boss fight, if you choose wrong target first).

Misc:

• No Workshop and no DLCs (but that's because game is very old).

Summary: I really liked that game and played it many times before having Steam. Maybe I even underrated it in my rating. Really recommend, if you into melee fighting/shooters, like to fight different enemies and like vampires/occult stuff.

Status: Fully finished, but HP/Rage bars aren't fully upgraded and pistols aren't upgraded at all and didn't try cheats (maybe would try all of these things later).

About: 3rd person fighting/shooter with revenge plot. Continuation of 1st game with same base elements, but which work differently. More and stronger enemies, more moves, different approach to firearms, reliance on feeding finish moves, places to finish enemies instantly, upgrading system etc. More hardcore, more long.

Pros:

• Has more present plot/story compared to 1st game, even though I consider both interesting for 1st run.
• A lot of different enemies, which mix with each other and armed differently. More enemies with melee weapons. A bit of infighting in the end part and can enthrall enemy for a while with Aura ability upgrade.
• Places with infinite amount of enemies, until task is complete, which allows to have fun.
• Nice mini-bosses and interesting bosses.
• Upgrade system in general.
• A lot of different places to instantly finish enemies, which increase you HP/Rage bars with more kills.
• More advanced platforming. You don't get instantly killed, when jumping even in deep water/abyss like spaces (just damaged and teleported instead).
• Way more melee moves. Some are quite brutal. Gore/dismemberment is even better. Harpoon is still there, but throws enemies instead of helping reach them.
• 3 abilities: Aura, Rage, Slowmo. All abilities are useful and all have 3 unique upgrades for each, which added with story progression.
• Rage bar doesn't require to be full anymore - just only filled enough for specific ability.
• Secret restoration rooms.
• Interesting, but more linear level design. Destructible objects.
• More chapters, which take place in more locations.
• Took me almost x2 time to finish it (23 hours).
• High dynamic action. Requires quite a bit of tactical approach in some cases.
• A bit better graphics compared to BR1. Way bigger and longer levels.
• Like soundtrack too.
• Good performance apart from few minor cases. Low requitements.
• New Game+ with all upgrades you got during previous game.
• Cheats. Don't disable achievements (didn't try, though).
• Ability to switch to older version.
• Relatively polished.
• Cheap, especially during sales/with bundle.
• Achievements. Most achievements are story based, but few require using new mechanics.
• Has Cards/Badges.

Mixed:

• New firearms approach: instead of a lot of different guns/explosives and imbalance between them, you have only 2 pistols, which shoot different types of ammo (unlocks from story progression) and waste ammo first and then HP, if run out of ammo. I have mixed feelings, because I basically never used them apart from cases, when they were kinda needed, due to achievements, HP/Rage upgrading and balance. Ammo amount is small by default and require special feeding moves to restore (and if I remember, they don't restore Rage bar). To upgrade them, I assume you need to kill more with them, but you also need to kill more with insta-killing things to upgrade you HP/Rage, so I chose HP/Rage over Pistols upgrade.
• I barely used upgraded versions of Aura ability, since apart from level 1 Aura one all abilities and their upgrades spend Rage bar points, but I give it a try in 2nd run, if I do it.
• Kinda hardcore at least for new players, especially without special moves/upgrades unlocked. No difficulty slider, which is kinda meh, but ok at the same time.
• Checkpoint system: mostly compensates for longer levels.

Cons:

• Graphics still a bit outdated, especially in terms of faces.
• Some level design is confusing (example: platforming/insta killing things for enemies). Also it's basically corridor like.
• There are places where you get stuck (and thankfully die to restart from checkpoint), even in walls. Hello place where you need to destroy 4 engines with mini-boss attacks.
• Melee enemies may stunlock you hard, especially, if attack fast or few at the same time. Attack for feeding from the back may register as attack from the front, which leads to being thrown away and damaged, since melee enemies can block feeding. Enemies with ranged weapons are usually weak.
• Places with infinite amount of enemies are worth it only, if you want to upgrade a bit and restore HP/Rage/Pistols ammo. Otherwise, fights are pointless, even though only place, where you can actually fight without worry about upgrades.
• I was a bit confused how to deal with certain bosses, until figured it out. Mini-bosses may be a bit too hard and repetitve, while bosses a bit too weak. Last boss is straight disappointment.
• Nobody tells about upgrade system and you may miss it, like I did it with pistols.
• Places where to brutally (instanrtly) finish enemies are not highlighted by aura vision and enemies may miss them when thrown there/won't be killed. 2 achievements rely on this and if you want to upgrade HP/Rage bars you would need to kill a lot of enemies like this, instead of fighting them (or in most cases feeding on them), which leads to a bit weird gameplay. Feeding and insta-killing them at the same time is possible with few, though. Also enemies after certain numbers in specific area stop to count and stop to increase your meter (I assume, same fair for Pistols upgrades). Thankfully, 1 achievement require only 50 kills and another one can be achieved during 3rd chapter.
• Platforming may be a bit annoying and may be a bit too slow for cases, when enemies nearby. Also in at least 1 case it was a bit bugged and Rayne jumped in wrong direction. And I don't get a point in sticking to city lights. Also you may fall down sometimes in platforming sections when feeding, because Rayne jumped away from victim, so you need to either jump towards wall or perform only certain finish moves.
• Only few melee moves are impressive and only special attacks/moves matter, so I basically used mostly same moves, which I liked most of a game.
• Enemy bodies disappear short after being killed, which I assume for performance purposes.
• All Rage upgrades are barely useful apart from fighting mini-bosses/final boss.
• Secret rooms aren't very intuitively placed and require Aura vision to see/enter.
• Took me longer than should be, only due to hardcore elements or some poorly impelemented things or even due to bugs/quasi-crash.
• Checkpoint saves don't work, when you exit game - only start level from the beginning.
• Restriction on save slots. You would overwrite almost half of the saves in 32(+ending save) levels game.
• Windows button disables application activity in panel (while it still kept in task manager), which makes game unplayble until relaunched (which with checkpoint not saving is real pain).
• New game+ may not start upon relaunching, so you need to keep save with ending to re-enable it.
• Less polished than BR1. Some bugs mentioned above, but these issues aren't only one (there are also minor level design issues).

Misc:

• My guide with info, tips and tricks for this game.
• No Workshop and no DLCs (but that's because game is very old and quite good with base content).

Summary: While I definitely can't put it on par with BR1, even with all anger, frustration and mixed feelings, which I had during game...I must admit, I enjoyed it. I can't recommend it to everyone due to mentioned issues and more hardcore approach, but still liked it and with learning it a bit more and juicy Game+ I may even want to replay it someday.

Status: Completed. Didin't finish some quests in Waste of Space without rewards and some quests didn't register there - otherwise, finished fully.

About: Funny absurd 3rd person game, where you play as a goat. You can goof around and entertain yourself with different activities. For such game has surprising amount of content. Rating so low due to my experience with Waste of Space DLC alone.

Pros:

• A ltitle bit of funny plot in FLC/DLCs. Funny quests.
• Interactions with world by jumping, licking, hitting with a head and Baa-ing at it. Also can go ragdoll or walk on front legs. Slowmo ability is present.
• Relatively big 3 levels (+3 in DLCs) with well packed content per meter.
• Long enough to play 40+ hours with base game+FLC for completionist.
• Engaging, if you're into goofing around.
• Dynamic. Require some thinking.
• Graphics is fine for indie game. Fun glitchy physics.
• Performance is good apart from Waste of Space and Requirements are low.
• Stability is fine. Even though game crashes sometimes - it saves your progress. Again - with Waste of Space as an exception.
• Bugs in this game probably a feature, rather then downside. Waste of Space - exception.
• 3 DLCs+1 FLC.
• Has Steam Workshop.
• Doesn't weight much.
• Quite cheap, especially with discount/bundle.
• Achievements. Some are quite unique and fun.
• Cards/Badges.

Mixed:

• Fine music, even though may be a bit repetitive.
• Doesn't have difficulty settins, but usually don't need it.

Cons:

• Objects appear right before your eyes nearby. As said, graphics just fine for indie game. Physics is too simplistic. Goat/NPCs physics is a bit too glitchy.
• Some tasks usually related to achievements may be hard or too grindy.
• Progress doesn't save offline - only online mode.
• Walking on front legs is a bit problematic with slowmo.
• Achievements require DLCs to 100%. And again, some achievements are very tedious/grindy and some are hard.
• Waste of Space DLC as a whole for me. Very luck dependant factor, I guess, but it was a Nightmare. For more info there is my Review for it with 13 (!) severe issues I encontered. Generally speaking, if not for this DLC, rating and recommendation would be higher.

Misc:

• Got a badge level 1 long time ago, since it was cheap back then.
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Summary: Fun game, which I would recommend to anyone, who wants to goof around a bit. Won't recommend it to those, who want to finish game fully/get all achievements - otherwise, if you don't care about it, don't recommend only Waste of Space DLC due to luck factor and chances of getting horrible experience.

Status: Completed. 1 boss never spawned for 76 hours. I didn't watch all pictures in the end (only 2) and didn't check most faces abilities vs bosses.

About: 2D a bit rogue like shooter game with, to my surprise, quite a bit of content. Kill enemies, pick up meat, pick up Blood Jar 3 times, finish level, pick up rewards, stay or travel to next room. Pick up 3 mysterious keys for Room13.

Pros:

• A tiny bit of plot shown after picking up masks of bosses.
• Around 29 faces, which affect gameplay, 32 weapon upgrades - all may be randomly hidden in boxes after round is finished and start to appear after conditions are met. Some are quite interesting and useful. Game allows to get secondary weapon too and use explosives.
• 3 regular enemies, 13 rooms (which can go dark) with 12+ traps and 13 bosses (with minions). Bosses are interesting to fight against.
• A bit random with starting rooms, hidden weapon upgrades and masks, which add replayability.
• A bit addictive loop/time killer.
• Dynamic. Require some thinking.
• Liked visual approach.
• Easy to learn, a bit harder to master.
• Simplistic level design and mechanics, which makes it easy to get involve.
• Could take quite a bit of time to check everything.
• Very good performance and very low requirements.
• Good stability.
• Only 70-80MB of storage space.
• Very cheap price, especially during discount.
• Achievements. All progression oriented.
• Has Cards/Badges.

Mixed:

• Audio is just ok. Barely present, but present for everything needed, including boss fights music.
• Has melee weapons, but due to very low durability of them and fists not dealing damage, barely used them.
• No Workshop. No cheats or any other bonuses. No DLCs.

Cons:

• Visuals and general content approach may be too simple for some.
• Plot almost doesn't exist.
• There are actually 32 faces, but 2 boss faces are bugged and lead to freeze and as said - didn't encounter 1 boss ever.
• Quite few weapon upgrades are useless or even bad. One weapon build (with MiniGun) and 2 masks (with a lot of HP) are no brainers for me and melt hordes/bosses like nothing.
• Conditions for opening upgrades are kill X amount of enemies, survive X rounds per 1 Game/Career.
• 1 trap is a bit too hard for my taste. Some bosses may be hard, if not having good face and weapon upgrades.
• Most of the time you would fight hordes, try to survive, get best stuff and basically you won anything, if you won't get screwed by faces deactivation after few rounds.
• All achievements are binded to progression. Few quite grindy and 2 (kill 50000 Undead and die 1000 times) are very grindy, even with taking into account that there are ways to get these easier.
• No saving system for game. More than that, if you don't finish it or won't die, game progess won't count (for example in case of exiting game or getting freeze).
• There were performance issues with Shark mask ability.
• Quite a bit of bugs for such small game. 2 mentioned with bosses masks and 1 with opening weapon supply box near door lead to freezes. There is a way to get stuck in falling animation (basically dead) and fall through lowest floor (stuck - restart).
• Could be frustrating sometimes due to bugs or randomness factor.

Misc:

• My guide with info, tips and tricks for this game.

Summary: Quite underrated game in my opinion. Recommended, if you like simple indie games/shooters with simple gameplay and like to experiment a bit with upgrades/fight bosses.

Status: Almost finished. Game was fully played many times and I miss only 2 achievements.

About: Continuation of the Postal series on UE4 engine. 1st/3rd person shooter with some parody/comedy elements. Some may like it or not. Has a bit less edgy content than P1/P2 and less polished/has less weapons, than P2, but still provides fun for me in open world.

Pros:

• Has some plot and humor.
• Way bigger location based open world to explore, compared to P2. Locations are also way bigger, some are also way different.
• A lot of pick ups scattered everywhere across town, which can be picked over and over again, since respawn each time game fully re-loaded/player re-entered location.
• Nice arsenal, including unique weapons (melee and ranged).
• Nice variativity of items, which have different functionality.
• Bigger variativity of NPCs in general. Different enemies/enemy groups are present. Bosses. Dismemberment. Infights.
• A lot of missions through Monday-Friday chapters, same as in P2. Same as in P2 days can be started separately, when unlocked. Duration of missions and variativity of tasks drastically increased.
• Has infinite sprint, scooters and karts.
• Pacifist playthrough is way more improved, has few significant effects on gameplay compared to P2 and even has own ending.
• Has secrets, a lot of mini-missions, few mini-quests, a lot of collectibles all with rewards.
• Difficulty settings. Some diffuclty settings affect game in advanced ways (NPCs have different weapons or change behavior), same as in P2.
• Ability to customize your game before starting it.
• Not very dynamic outside of missions, but that's not a point of a game. Doesn't require much thinking.
• Not that long to beat and not that long to complete (even though way longer, than Postal 2/3), if to be lucky with 1 achievement and use guide for another one.
• Unlimited saving system+autosaves and checkpoint saves.
• Has a lot of different cheats.
• Improved effects/graphics. Physics for objects is more present. Destructible objects.
• Has 3 radio stations (rock, talking radio and electronic music). Good free (!) soundtrack (Rock radio OST one).
• More stabile compared to P2.
• Achievements. Most achievements aren't problematic to achieve.
• Some achievements have interesting conditions.
• Has Cards/Badges.
• Cheaper with bundles.
• Addicting time killer for me.

Mixed:

• Medium/a bit high weight (17+GB), but even a bit low for game sizes.

Cons:

• Plot and humor are mostly not my cup of tea (toilet and sex related humor and a bit too over the top plot).
• Open world is a bit too big and empty, even with a lot of pick ups, respawn system for NPCs/items and vehicles.
• I still like more design for P2 town.
• Most pick ups are not that valuable (bottles of water etc.). Pick ups for imprortant stuff like weapons may change their places during days a bit too much.
• Arsenal is less present and unique compared to P2.
• Some items are poorly present in a game (special ammo for example).
• NPCs behavior is a bit worse compared to P2 in different aspects. Enemies may appear less in open levels, since they rely on special spawn system.
• Variativity of NPCs isn't that remarkable as in P2.
• Some missions are tedious. Maybe game is a bit too long for content it provides, but not sure. Mini-missions mostly kill X targets with X weapon. Mini-quest are barely present.
• Highest difficulty settings require you to run through levels, since NPCs AI can see with their backs, while being hostile to player and NPCs respawn infinitely on open levels.
• Ability to customize game turns off achievements.
• Visual style is kind of miss for me, even though not bad. Physics for NPCs bodies is worse than in P2 (2003 game).
• Requires good upgraded PC for good performance.
• A bit less stabile, than P1, but not a big issue.
• Way more bugs and issues.
• A bit expensive without discount for me.
• 2 achievements I still didn't get after half a year. 1 requires to find 160+ dolls across big map (there is a guide for this, but I tried to find it on my own and failed - didn't find 3). 1 requires to kill all enemies on specific level, but for some reason I was never able to do so (maybe didn't trigger spawn for them somewhere).

Misc:

• Development is still in progress: Enhanced Mode, Co-op, Workshop are in plans.
• My guide about earliest/constant picks, vending machines and skins.
• My guide about getting behind barriers and shortcuts (partly outdated).

Summary: While I can't recommend this game to everyone, due to concept, potential achievement problems and still prefer P2 more, I find this game interesting and like it more and more with each update, since I see Devs really try to improve it and put a lot of effort in it.

Status: Finished with all 3 endings few times. Edited: got all bugged achievements 20.02.2024, even though used cheese for that. Stats updated.

About: Continuation of the Postal series on Source Engine. 3rd person shooter with some parody/comedy elements. Considered worst in the series, by some, but I would say some may like it or not. Has a bit less edgy content than P1, less polished/has less weapons, than P2 and has lackluster open world, which works only in specific mode after you beat a game, since main part of a game is mission driven.

Pros:

• Has some plot and humor.
• Nicely build and looking town.
• Nice arsenal, including unique weapons (ranged and melee).
• Big variativity of NPCs in general. Different enemies/enemy groups are present. Bosses. Dismemberment. Infights.
• Enough missions.
• Has sprint and segways.
• Sort of dynamic (but not always and dynamic isn't great), but that's not point of a game. Requires some thinking for pacifist/other niche achievements.
• Unlimited saving system+autosaves. Chapter and path selection, when unlocked.
• Has some cheats.
• Relatively short.
• Improved effects/graphics and physics compared to P2.
• Good free (!) Soundtrack.
• Fine performance (though heard some people had issues). Relatively low requirements.
• Surprisingly not a lot of bugs.
• Cheap, especially during discounts.
• Achievements. Some achievements have interesting conditions.

Mixed:

• No Workshop, no Cards/Badges.
• Relatively low weight (even though 13+GB are high for such game).

Cons:

• Town is partly accessible only in free roam mode, which is accessible after beating a game. Buildings in most cases aren't accessible. Rare pick ups. No days changes. Game is mission driven.
• Plot and humor are kinda not my cup of tea, but I wouldn't call them bad.
• Weapons work poorly, especially melee one.
• No items. HP restores automatically after some time.
• NPCs have poor dialogues variativity.
• Missions are quite repetitive and are "deal with X amount of NPCs", "escort NPC to a place" type of missions.
• Segways are meh and not that needed. Sprint is very limited. Can't jump apart over specific objects, but can take cover instead.
• No dfifficulty settings. Can be a bit hard with pacifist run. No cheat menu or customization.
• Physics may be a tiny bit buggy.
• Quite often crashes/freezes for me in some places, which may even force to restart from previous non-corrupted save.
• Enough achievements are still bugged and require cheese/cheating to get them.
• Unskippable credits.

Summary: Kinda mediocre game, which was recently a bit improved, but still require quite a bit of polishing, which may even not happen due to original Dev team not exist anymore. I can't recommend this game to everyone, due to concept, issues with achievements and still prefer P2 more, but you can try it, if you interested in Postal series and don't mind relatively short game with specific plot/humor.

Status: Adventure Mode was finished (with cheats). Didn't play Hamlet and there are 2 characters left to unlock.

About: Single player rougue like survival game with cozy atmosphere and optional hardcore survival.

Pros:

• Has sort of Story Mode.
• Has some plot.
• Good selection of items, weapons (melee and ranged) and structures to craft.
• World settings are very diverse. You can make tiny world with nothing or huge one with everything. Caves with 3 layers as good additon.
• Quite a lot of different enemies and neutural creatures with different behaviors. Bosses. Infights.
• Enough unlockable characters with unique traits.
• Progression system.
• Has rougue like mechanics and survival elements.
• Relatively dynamic (depends from world settings and randomness). May require a lot of thinking/tactical planning (depends from same factors).
• Autosaving progress, whenever you exit and during day.
• Has some sort of cheats.
• Basically infinite, apart from story mode, which is probably relatively short.
• Good and addicting time killer.
• Pleasant cartoonish visuals.
• Good sountrack and interesting decision to make characters voices be the instruments (base game OST).
• Stability and only minor bugs/niche crash.
• 3 DLCs, which add even more content. 2 are new worlds and 1 is expansion for base game. 1 of 2 new worlds can be set to be an expansion for base game.
• Has Steam Workshop with many mods, which improve game even further.
• Quite low weight, even with all DLCs.
• Cheap, especially during sales or/and with bundle.
• Has Cards/Badges.

Cons:

• Require mods or wiki or even both to keep track of some stuff, like days, meals etc., if you don't have great memory.
• May be quite repetitive and starts to lose survival part, when upgrading bases a lot after time.
• May be hard for new players, if to select standard world or unfriendly world settings.
• Saving system is quite restricted and require mod to unlock way more slots.
• Some may not like simplistic graphics.
• Reign of Giants DLC is kinda required for full experience of base game, since it has 2 more seasons (Spring and Summer).

Misc:

• No achievements.

Summary: Quite interesting game for me, which I heavily recommend for those, who like cartoonish/survival/rougue like games.

Status: Only 1 campaign finally finished, but there are some achievements for this campaign still. A lot of others (around 8) still needs to be finished.

About: I'm not big expert on strategy games or Warhammer Fantasy lore, but this game is a perfect mix of both for me. You can play as one of 9 or so factions with their own sub-faction leaders. Select your style (neutural/aggressive), if campaign allows it and take over your enemies, befriend your potential allies, vasalize those you can. Buildng and movement on a map is turned-based strategy and fights on the battlefields are in real time.

Pros:

• Has some plot, which intoduces player to Warhammer Fantasy universe.
• A lot of content: factions, sub-factions, units (melee and ranged), building upgrades, character upgrades, gear elements for characters, magic scools, abilities and tons of stats as part of it. Gore with dismemberment/death animations.
• A lot of options, possibilities, how campaign could be continued. A lot of random elements.
• Engaging interesting AI, which has tendencies for different (sub-)factions, but still could surprise.
• Engaging gameplay both for map and battlefield, where you slowly build you Empire by taking over the world directly or when possible, through allies.
• Random mini tasks with rewards.
• Quite big map.
• Very dynamic during battlefield part (I even used slowing time/pause to react to AI). Very tactical/strategical based and requires a lot of thinking.
• Difficulty settings. Separate difficulty options for map and battlefield.
• Non-restricted saving system during map gameplay. No saves during battlefield gameplay, but that's not that needed. Autosaves.
• Can be quite long. Probably very long for completionist.
• Good and addictive time killer.
• Good graphics with detailed models. Quite cool models for fantasy elements/structures/creatures.
• Pleasant and fitting soundtrack (Vampire Counts OST).
• Requires medium PC. Decent performance (depending on settings selected).
• Stability and no noticeable bugs were encountered.
• A lot of additional DLCs with more content.
• Has Steam Workshop with many mods, which can expand content even further.
• Achievements. Most achievements are Single Player related. Most related to natural progression with taking over the world.
• Has Cards/Badges.

Mixed:

• No cheats or other bonuses, but this can easily be compensated with Workshop.

Cons:

• Could be frustrating sometimes due to how some gameplay aspects work. May force you to reload previous saves to get better results in some situations.
• Taking via allies is always worse, than taking on your own, except for those cases, when you can't take territories due to restrictions for your faction, which ally can take.
• A bit hard to learn even on Easy/Easy and even harder to master, especially in case of real-time battles. May require some research.
• SSD is a must, if you don't want to wait for 10+ minutes to load into a game, battlefield and back to map each time. Don't recommend to turn everything to max on medium PC.
• Requires a lot of space on HDD/SSD (minimum 38GB, but probably way more).
• Become a bit more expensive with time (don't know current price, though). A lot of DLCs to buy - more expensive include full factions and cheaper additional, usually needed, units for 4 base factions. DLCs required to 100% achievements.
• Gore DLC is paid one.
• Some achievements are too grindy or require niche stuff. Some are Multiplayer related and require people to finish.

Summary: Very solid strategy game, which returned my love to strategies (even though I didn't try any others so far). Definitely recommend, if you into stategy/turn-based/real-time based games, like Total War series and like fantasy, especially Warhammer Fantasy. Great implementation of these aspects, in my opinion. Partly recommended only because strategy is quite niche genre.
P.S. Vampires beloved. <3

Status: Base Game was finished, same as most achivements achievable with bots.

About: Free game. You play as 1 out 4 Marines in missions swarmed with alien bug like parasites. Need to kill these aliens. Possible to play with bots.

Pros:

• As been said it's free,
• Possible to play with bots.
• Big arsenal to select from.
• Different enemies presented.
• Progression system.
• 7 missions to play and each of them could be selected via console.
• Difficulty settings. Difffuclty affects game in advanced ways (more and more diverse enemies starting from first level).
• A bit dynamic and quite tactical. Require some thinking, when playing with bots.
• Short to finish, but seems to take way longer to get all achievements due to possible fails.
• Good performance, relatively low requitements.
• Seems to be stabile.
• Don't remember any bugs (not insect one).
• Low weight.
• Most achievements could be achieved with bots.
• Some achievements are interesting.
• Has some plot.

Mixed:

• Graphics and design are ok. Physics a bit present.
• Level design is fine. Harder in later levels.
• No Workshop. No Cards.

Cons:

• Plot/story almost don't exist.
• Hard with bots above 4th level to the point that I couldn't finish last mission for long time and which makes big arsenal quite small.
• Small parasites could kill in seconds, can't be taken off and require medic assistance and/or special armor to counter (bots can't use this armor electric potential).
• Big armored bugs in tight areas.
• Big and small spitting bugs are hard counter to bots.
• Bots are not the smartest and sometimes get "stuck" in some areas trying to fight bugs or just for unknown reasons.
• After progression is completed there is not much things to do.
• Manual reloading system seems needless - distracts from shooter gameplay and makes you lose ammo clips when fail to reload (but this could be skipped, if to wait for reloading to finish automatically).
• Enemy presentation is not that diverse and not that big in numbers on difficulty Easy/Normal.
• No saving system.
• Audio/music kinda unremarkable and mostly just there.
• Most achievements are grindy and some would probably require people to finish, since bots are not enough for requirements.
• Doesn't show in Steam library after being deleted.

Summary: Interesting game, especially as it's free to try, but playing last missions with bots could be annoying.

Status: Almost Finished. 1 grindy achievement left, which I probably get soon and few which require people, I probably won't finish at all.

About: You play as 1 out 4 Survivors (8 characters) in zombie apocalypse. Need to survive futher, because why not. Ability to play for Zombies presented among Modes.

Pros:

• Has some plot.
• Interesting Modes like Versus.
• Fine and engaging AI, which could be severly improved with same mods to the point that bots could finish campaign on their own.
• A lot of weapons (melee and ranged). Few items.
• Few unique enemy types and regular hordes. Mini-bosses.
• Good and addictive time killer.
• Quite diverse maps in big amounts.
• Diffiiculty settings.
• Easy to learn, hard to master.
• Very dynamic. Require some thinking. Tactical.
• Pleasant visuals and graphics.
• Like audio and rare music.
• Good performance. Relatively low Requirements.
• Good stability.
• Has Steam Workshop with many mods.
• Cheap, especially during sales or/and with bundles.
• Most achievements could be achieved with bots.
• Some achievements are fun and interesting.
• Has Cards/Badges.

Mixed:

• Enough time to finish all campaigns. A bit too long to get all achievements due to grinding factor.
• No saving system, but game kinda doesn't need it, since MP oriented.
• Not a lot of bugs, but there are some abusive mechanics, if I remember it right.
• Very restricted arsenal/item capacity.

Cons:

• Some achievements are too grindy.
• Could be frustrating sometimes due to how some gameplay aspects work.
• Takes quite a bit of space.
• Some achievements require people to finish.

Summary: Very solid game, but must admit that I like to play for Zombies, rather than for Survivors, since gameplay for Survivor side is partly your typical zombie shooter.