Death Road to Canada is a good game. Has little challenges and decisions you can make which can effect your people in the game. By choosing wether or not you want to sneak around bandits to fighting them. Every decision has either a positive or negative effect towards you.

The graphics in the game is good, not realistic of course, but as a cartoony game, it's really good. The sounds are good and the music has a nice retro feel with the game. Sadly it does get boring after a while since it seems like you do repeat everything from the beginning. I would recommend people to try this game out.

7 Days to Die, at its current state, the game is decent. The graphics are way better than before and the AI's are a bit smarter and functions better. However that doesn't mean there is still problems. The maps seems to be a bit smaller than before, the in-game sound bugs out randomly, PvP is a joke due to so many glitches in the game, even with a decent PC, (I5-6600k/GTX 1080 Ti) the game is poorly optimized. Meaning you will have fps drops/lag spikes. Updates seems to be more constant, but don't let that fool you... Took them almost 2 years to update the game to what it is now.

Insurgency: Sandstorm is a good game to play alone or with friends. Easy to setup and jump straight into the game. The sound effects and game-play style of the game is pretty good. The AI's seems to be very smart or at least smarter from the first Insurgent. The community isn't toxic that I seen when it comes to joining randoms. Finding a match to join in is easy and can even choose from PvP or PvE.

The maps are small and there aren't as many maps as you would think. There aren't many different custom matches/game modes as the first Insurgent which I am disappointed in. There can be bugs/stutters at times even for my setup, (I5-6600k/EVGA GTX 1080 Ti FTW3).

PUBG at first seemed like a good game, but sadly while playing it I ended not liking it as much. To many hackers and players team killing constantly. Also just the game feels weird overall. Wouldn't recommend.