HELLDIVERS 2 - PlayStation 5

This game is a great time when you just need a shoot em up looter extraction shooter to play with friends, solo or with randoms. The faction and enemy variety is tops. The weaponry is amazing as well as punchy. The gameplay loop is addictive as it could possibly be. Another big pro to this game is the price point isn't too steep. This game massively reminds me of Mass Effect 3 multi-player which brings me so much nostalgia.

As a fan of the 1st game, this one exceeded my expectations. The developers were able to capture the spirit of the 1st game which was a top down experience and translates it into 3rd person perfectly. Every mission makes you feel like you're doing your part to conquer the threats.It did have a lot of server issues the first couple of weeks and it has been difficult getting into a game but it has gotten better now. For $40 it's definitely worth it!

Sony isn't known that much for their multiplayer games, but finally when they came out with Helldivers 2, they had a hit on their hands. Outside of the whole controversy with PsN, this is an easy go-to multiplayer game if you want something outside of CoD on Ps5. It's all co-op which probably makes for friendlier lobbies, and best of all, there's crossplay so you get to play with all your buddies on other platforms too.

Buy the game, we out here liberating for democracy and you sitting around on Super Earth wondering if you can be a Helldiver like us. If you ain't buy this game yet, you're gonna be in the background wondering what you missed out on. It's a game you build a team with and have a Liber-Tea Party with. I use it as a secondary game to whatever I play this early 2024, and got over 40 hours worth. Is it glitchy tho??? Yea it is, that there might bug you out more than the planets. But so what? Get the game cus it still works. Get on your Hellpod, get this money wit us and see if you can survive...

A game with a story built in social media they were allowed to focus on mechanics, gameplay and graphics. One of the funner titles I have played and still play since purchasing. The one knock is slight repetitiveness even though each drop has its own feel, it doesn't feel like an assassin's creed game though, the objectives feel fresh still months later because the intensity and continued updates and objective changes that affect the game lore. Some resulting in real life rewards like donations to children's hospitals, minimal microtransactions needed and the microtransaction currency is purchasable by playing the game and looting allowing you to avoid it altogether if wanted, you would only miss out on one series.