I am currently nine hours into a video game called Path of Exile. This game is broken into three acts, I am on the precipice of starting Act II.
In this series, you never have to wait for my opinion: in this case, Path of Exile is an excellent game that proudly reflects the quality you would expect from a title that was in development for seven years.
But is it right for you? Well let's find out.
I have spent about eight hours with the Steam version of a game called Democracy 3 -- a simulation game where you are prime minister of a country and need to negotiate the pitfalls of politics while simultaneously monitoring your electorate to make sure you don't lose the next election.
I spent four hours playing a game called Beatbuddy: Tale of the Guardians -- a 2D side-scrolling adventure game where you play as a blobby sea creature on a journey through a music-filled underwater world looking for your sister Harmony.
I just completed a brand new video game called Face Noir -- a film-noir inspired point-and-click game where you play a private detective who becomes mixed up in a web of lies, kidnapping, murder, and deceit.
I am eight hours into a video game called CastleStorm -- a brand new castle-demolition physics game that first came out on XBOX Live, but I waited to play it when it came out for PC. And now it's out on Steam!