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Probably the best TD.

Edit: My opinion hasn't changed.

As far as remakes go, I think this is one of the best remakes of a game that I have seen.

Honestly, I saw better desktop widgets over 10 years ago.
This is 7 static animations(1 with the new character is an edit of the first character), with 4 different clothing options for 6 animations, and 2 options for the last one, no interactivity, no idling(different things happening without intervention), no multi-desktop support(if I drag to another monitor the animation vanishes), a single music track that you can thankfully mute, and you can scale the animations.

You can get rainmeter, download(or create) an animated gif widget, then put in any animated gif for the same effect, except you can customize it with more features(even have it tell you the time/date/cpu usage/HDD space/or list news articles), and rainmeter is free.

Been playing this game on and off since early alpha, probably by far my favourite zombie survival sandbox.

Edit: November 2022, no real life zombie outbreak yet, but this is still the best zombie survival sandbox game out there.....well, Project Zomboid is up there, hard to pick a favourite, depends on your taste.

Despite what the store page says, this game requires a VR headset.

This was quite the fun experience.

I feel like it is similar to those "hunt the X" games(like hunt yeti/bigfoot etc), but it has a more ongoing narrative, and different beasts and hazards within the world, and has a town as a "safe zone" with a few npcs to interact with, the mayor is the main quest giver, a shop keeper to stock supplies and buy upgrades, the priest lets you heal up.

It is a little rough around the edges, but overall, a solid experience.

This game was overall a pretty good experience, at times the voice recognition felt unresponsive, other times it worked flawlessly, being able to quickly teleport around.

There was some improvements that could have been made to the game, but overall, a lot of fun.

I feel like the combat scenes were a bit out of place, and while it typically works, if the voice recognition fails during a crucial time, it usually leads to you dying and having to start again, thankfully though if you keep up with saves whenever able to, you typically don't have to repeat too much in order to progress.

Without a doubt a thinking game, if you aren't too good with puzzles, even if casting spells with your voice sounds awesome, I would probably give it a pass, as the mechanic itself doesn't carry the game.

But if you can look past a few issues with the voice recognition, love puzzles, and enjoy a good unique world, then you should probably give it a go, Tial Udah.

This is still one of my all time favourites, and what got me excited for, but was ultimately disappointed by, Bioshock.

Better then the first, really great coop gameplay, totally recommend this if anyone still has not picked it up.

And the main villian? Yeah, that guy, totally needs a hug.

This is the best First Person/Third Person Action RPG this decade, in my opinion even beating out Morrowind, which Oblivion failed to do.
If you dont already own it, why the hell dont you?!