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If you enjoyed Blocks That Matter, you will enjoy this puzzle game as well, it has the same sort of charm, but it is not exactly the same game mechanic. This is a good thing however, as great as BTM was, getting the same game again wouldn't be worth your money.

The puzzles become progressively harder and the game mechanics become more varied and it is on a nice difficulty scale. The length of the game is suitable for the price and I would definitely recommend investing in it.

This game is recommended for those that like to bite their own fingers off because of the mistakes they make trying to balance the bike so you can finish the track with 0 faults.

If you are not willing to teach your fingers the hard way what kind of performance is necessary, don't play this, you'll just get frustrated.

If you see this, buy this game. It is a fun puzzle platformer that even gives you reasons to go back and replay levels! What is there not to like? NOTHING.

The story is silly, the gameplay outstanding. Simple mechanics, complex puzzles, additional challenges at the end.

It's beautiful. The music, the colour, the entire design. It's lovely.

This game sucks. Don't buy it. Maybe twenty minutes of play time. I thought it sounded a lot better than it is. I just assumed there would be more imagery to go with the choices, but it's like a few static pictures, pretty lame.

Honestly, it is not good. It is worth at most a dollar, seriously.

Old school point and click adventure.

Pro: You cannot dead end. The story is kind of interesting, the characters endearing, the world wonderful.

Con: Unskippable slow movement or lame one liners while trying to solve puzzles. Some hints are not clear. Some puzzles are not clear. You can fight past it though.

If you like point and clicks and can live with the slow pace and other downfalls from that era, The Dig is a good game. But it is difficult. I refused to use a guide. It took me nine hours because I had to brute force a few puzzles.

A fun but short satire of the gaming scene and some gaming elements. The mechanics exist mostly to further the story rather than be good or exciting. Good satire, bad game, but you can try and beat my speed runs :)

Dirt 3 is tons of fun, but it has faults, some of them will become obvious quickly, others over time. It is quite easy to look past them though. The core game mechanics are Dirt 2, but more refined.
The menus are slick, but when all you want to do is quit the game, watching the animations is lame. Same for the voice overs, it sucks not being able to skip the garbage after winning an event. Please let me move on/quit.
Events suffer from the boss complex. There's one racer nipping at your heels, but it is always the same one. I get it, makes placing first overall harder, but if it varied more I could crank up the difficulty more as it would allow me to suck in certain races. Starting position in races is also never at the front...
The DLC is quite literally and blatantly cut from the game. Unlock new team, cannot race for them because I haven't bought the car... FU. Cannot surpass 300 for the full 350 for a bracket, didn't buy the track to do the last event. This is DLC done utterly bad.

If you have yet to play this, do yourself a favour, buy it, and beat it. Get both endings and be happy that you have just experienced something so blissful.

There's a lot to do here and it can get you sidetracked, but in a good way. The massive open world allows for destructive freedom. Sure the soldiers that just show up everywhere and out of nowhere are a bit of a nuisance, but not enough to discourage you from sending a rocket their way.

The story seems odd and boring at first, but the final mission is worth the journey.


Recommend playing with a controller, it's that sort of game.

I hate this game. Seriously ♥♥♥♥ this piece of ♥♥♥♥. I keep on dying. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ XOXO is a ♥♥♥♥ level. Stupid. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ I suck at platformers and then they make my thumbs bleed with this.

One level elft and I cannot even finish it, nevermind getting an A+.


Buy this if you enjoy a serious challenge and torture.