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Vector 36 is a hard-science physics driven sci-fi hover sim. It feels like Podracing meets Kerbal Space program, and the polish on the game is pretty intense.

Craft customization is deep and rewarding, as every piece of equipment affects weight and balance of the craft, so even something as simple as rearranging your existing components can have a dramatic impact on your craft's performance.

It's definitely got a learning curve, but I'm having a blast and I can't put it down.

It's a small DLC pack that lets you save additional skimmers, gives you a sexier looking garage, and unocks a new skimmer chassis in the shop.

It could be free, but the developer is working on this game as a passion project, and if you like what he's doing I know the purchase is appreciated.

The depth and subtlety of Undertale far surpasses the expectation of a small-team indie developer. The game has a way of getting into your brain, and making you feel like you've really gone on an epic quest, and made some real friends.

Beyond that, the game has inspired a massive following of creative players, who've flooded youtube and tumblr with fan art, music and stories. At this point, Undertale feels more like a cultural movement than just a game.

I am so good with numbers. This game taught me the skills necessary to audit complex money spending, and care for others through gentle violence.
+1, would Highly Recommend again.

Started playing so I could torture tiny green minions.
Accidentally earned degree in astrophysics.

Atlas Reactor is Fantastic.

The matches are quick and the opportunity for team play is through the roof. Or off the hook. Possibly off the chain?

There's a Free to Play entry point, so no risk in checking it out! Also, Free players don't have ANY statistical disadvantages to paid players. Paid Players have permanent access to their Freelancers, and F2P players have access to a smaller rotating set.

So check it out. Play a few games and I have litte doubt that you'll find *strong* value in one of the Founders Packs.

I've found too many survival games to be tedious, and tend to lose interest n sandbox games pretty quickly. That being said, I can't put down rimworld.

I find myself laying awake at night, thinking of ways I can optimize my base defenses, while still trying to build that extra bedroom so Bishop stops complaining about disturbed sleep...

Hover Junkers is awesome.
Their movement and combat mechanics help make your small room feel like a traversable wasteland, and the gunplay is quick and natural.

That being said, (as of the Vive April Launch) it still feels like an "Early Access" experience, despite recently shedding the tag.

The game is simple, but it's a kickass experience.
This is easily the centerpiece of a party, as you and your friends take turn to compete for high score.

Very fun game. It gets you moving.