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The video features the creator's extensive project of playing and ranking 100 free Steam games, with evaluations based on overall enjoyability and gameplay experience. They review a wide array of titles, noting individual strengths and weaknesses. "Nothing," "Click to 10," "We Went Back," "Paladins," "Splitgate," "Wizard 101," "Team Fortress 2," "The Deeper Sword," "Apex Legends," and "Undertale" are discussed for their creativity, mechanics, and engagement. The creator emphasizes the significance of unique gameplay, storytelling, fun factor, and game optimization. While some games like "Call of Duty" and "Poppy Playtime" were criticized for monotony or poor execution, others, including "Fall Guys," "Slap Ball," "Crab Game," "Robocraft," and music rhythm games received praise. Overall, the creator appreciates diverse genres and encourages viewers to explore both well-known and obscure titles.
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In this segment of the video, the creator outlines their massive project of playing and ranking 100 free Steam games, which took over 60 hours. The ranking is based on overall enjoyability. The creator emphasizes that this is a serious evaluation and not casual gaming content. They start by categorizing games into the C tier, discussing each game in groups of ten. Some games mentioned include “Nothing,” which made them laugh, “Click to 10,” esteemed for its simplicity, and “We Went Back,” a student-made game with effective jump scares. Other titles covered are “Friendly Fire,” “Totally Accurate Battlegrounds,” “The Supper,” and “Destiny 2,” all critiqued for various aspects like story, mechanics, and overall experience. The segment concludes with brief opinions on several other games, such as “Drunken Wrestlers,” “War Thunder,” “DC Universe,” “Brawlhalla,” “Smite,” and “Unturned.” The creator prepares to move on to the next batch of games.
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In this part of the video, the creator reviews a variety of games, sharing their personal experiences and opinions. They describe games like “Paladins,” praising its creativity and engaging mechanics, and “Splitgate,” highlighting its unique concept of combining portals with gunplay. The developer of another game joined the creator’s Discord server, which they found impressive.
The creator discusses “Wizard 101,” noting its passionate development and their own ability to play it for extended periods, as well as “Team Fortress 2,” which they felt has lost some of its initial charm over time. Another game they mention is “The Deeper Sword,” which they compare to “Getting Over It,” but with a funnier, 8-bit horizontal style.
They also touch on game optimization issues and the different platforms of various games, expressing frustration with “PUBG” due to its clunky feel and reliance on vehicles. Throughout, they emphasize the importance of fun, unique gameplay mechanics, and engaging stories, while also addressing the need for game optimizations and the impact of strong soundtracks on their overall experience.
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In this part of the video, the speaker reviews various games, providing opinions on their quality and playability. They mention that some games, like a Walmart Apex clone, have terrible voice lines but recommend playing it for fun. They praise the music synchronization in a 2D platformer and recommend trying it despite its simplicity. They critique PS1 graphic games for their poor movement and discuss how a Kermit the Frog horror game, though fun, needs more optimization. The speaker highlights “crab game” for its enjoyable mini-games and “Robocraft” for its creativity and engaging short story, contrasting it positively with “War robots.” They commend “World boss” for its innovative gameplay loop and art style. Additionally, they reflect nostalgically on a crab-themed game popular from their youth and applaud “Creeds climbing” for its movement and comic book graphics. Lastly, they mention an “incredible” cat game and express eagerness to play and grind a scuffed yet addictive game, urging viewers to join them on Discord.
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In this part of the video, the speaker provides a series of rapid-fire reviews and opinions on various games. They highlight both positive and negative aspects of each, mentioning poor voiceovers, unexpected difficulty, and a satisfactory multiplayer experience in a “Lord of the Rings” game. They enthusiastically talk about the creativity and passion behind some games, notably ‘Slap Ball’ and ‘Fall Guys’, and the sheer fun of rhythm games and ‘Risk’. They criticize games like ‘Call of Duty’ for repetition and Nexon for their practices. Additionally, they express strong dislike for ‘Poppy Playtime’. The segment concludes with praise for an unspecified game that surpassed initial skeptical expectations.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various games and their experiences with them. They highlight the creativity and quality of “Undertale,” urging viewers to play it. They praise “The Finals” for its innovative FPS elements and impressive art style, noting minor balancing issues. “Doki Doki” is recommended for its storytelling, suggesting players experience it without spoilers. They express hope for “Apex Legends” to improve, calling it the best Battle Royale. Personal favorites “Warframe” and “Halo” are mentioned for their unique content. “RuneScape” is praised for its improvements, while “Old School RuneScape” is described as a timeless classic with many memories attached. The segment concludes with a request for viewers to subscribe and return for more content.