It's not that hard on the normal difficulty at least and perhaps a bit casual for a RTS. I'm 50/50 split on recommending/not though. Maybe if on sale or if it's won in a GA type of deal. It suffers from most of its mechanics being oversimplified and you'll have seen all the meaty parts of the content in the first 10 hours.

Once I had over 10 hours of gamplay (4 players, base game + 4 or 5 expansions)

I was just like you two months ago hahahaha Your time will come too!

I have plenty of backlog to go through as well. Maybe one day I'll actually do something about it.

Escape from Tarkov is in my opinion, a great game with lots of potential. It's a looter shooter with heavy PvP elements in it. I'm not a PvP kind of gal myself, so I'm not sure how long I'll stick with it. I bought it because it looked awesome. Because I thought all the tension while sneaking around with a good haul, hoping not to get spoted or sniped before you reach the exit. But if you do like that sort of stuff, there's endless amounts of possibilities of customizing your weapons for your playstyle.

There's also an offline mode right now while the game is in beta, so if you just want to learn the maps, run around and do whatever, you can do it completely at your own pace.

I would actually consider it probably the best introduction available to virtual pinball for gamers that don't play pinball yet. It's almost a pinball/bullet hell hybrid, so if that sounds interesting to you, I'd definitely recommend it.

It is a side-scrolling rogue-like game. Random generated map, however, you can challenge once again by input the random seed. Everythng reach left end will be destroyed, including the monsters and NPCs. The "Thing" destroyed everything is not only a mechnism but play an important role in main story, like a JRPG.
This indie game developer did his own game engine for creating this game, and he released the engine for free.

Yes ;)

You should - it's pretty fantastic despite not being completely flawless.

By the way, if you managed to snag a free, 1-month Origin basic access subscription, you can play it for free - the game's in the vault. I'm currently playing the game on EA's dime :P

Really good as a sequel. Same feeling playing the game as the first one.

i only played the base game so just for it sure its great.

tho do take in consideration that i mean the campaign - all 3 that you can play for free (you can activate them from an NPC inside the game) all the rest, what is called "END GAME ACTIVITIES" are one big grind for no reason and no real gain...:)

Personally, I really liked its animal-tracking/hunting part - that part's pretty interesting - and well, you get to ride a mammoth and tame some pretty cool pets (saber tooth tiger, for instance), but ultimately, I guess I prefer the more "standard" Far Cry format which involves guns :P

Zdecydowanie exodus (pozwoliłem sobie odpowiedzieć po polsku, po zajrzeniu w Twój profil), chociaż wszystkie są świetne, ale i tak preferuję książki z tego uniwersum (chociaż np. taka mrówańcza mi się niezbyt podoba). A że można eksodusa ograć za małe pieniądze (4 zita) to trzeba korzystać.

I actually didn't enjoy only Kane & Lynch games.
I quite enjoyed CoD WW2 gameplay, the campaign was actually nice (maybe except the train mission where everything is destroyed but you and your partner don't even get hit by something), but long cutscenes affect replaying. A couple more missions would have been great, too.
Chasm is a nice game, good music and animations, fun gameplay. It could have been deeper, though. For example, some of the NPCs you rescue don't do anything besides helping unlocking achievements or find other useless NPCs.
Murdered: Soul Suspect was really, reallly good. Loved the concept, the story and the setting.