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Ori and the Blind Forest is an absolutely stunningly beautiful both in aesthetics and it's story. Without spoilers, Ori and the Blind Forest is a 2D platformer/metroidvania esque game. Though not extremely difficult, the game is just challenging enough that you feel enticed to continue to see that next step, but not just dragging your feet to the next part.

I never felt completely overwhelmed with what I had to do, or where I had to go and even if I needed to backtrack. Though the game isn't long (I beat it in just about 7 hours.) the time just simply perfect for me. It didn't outstay it's welcome nor end so abruptly I felt robbed.

My only real critisism with the game is, with how beautiful it is the game can be distracting at certain hectic moments making it difficult to tell where Ori is, or dying to things you couldn't anticipate coming making certain sections feel more like a trial and error, rather then a swift reaction.

Such a minor problem, as those moments are meant to be difficult, challenging and often are the end of a portion. Highly recommend if you enjoy platformers and having your heart-strings tugged upon.

First impression of Secret Ponchos is very positive. Each mode is 1v1 2v2 or 3v3 where each player chooses their outlaw, all with their own unique brand of main weapon, secondary, and style.

There's something really thrilling, and exciting about huddling behind an abandoned wagon as you wait for your opponent to hop into a false sense of security, or timing your shots so you don't accidently wound an ally. Reloading feels tense, alarming of when is a good time. Wanting to make each shot count, else you find yourself open to pain.

The only few problems I encountered were very minor. On ocassion, the game would spike with some lag, making certain attacks miss which otherwise would hit, or vise versa and some of the menu navigation doesn't work with mouse controls.

This game truly, desperately needs more attention then it's mustered since it's release. It's a charming, little title with a gorgeous aesthetic, easy to learn, difficult to master skill ceiling. I, wish the devs all the luck in the world helping the community grow and I can't wait to be a part of it as it does.

Torchlight II is a great ARPG, that can run on a toaster, has an expanse amount of customization for classes, and is possibly my favorite game of 2012. It plays well, has plenty of loot, things to blow up and best of all is cheap for the amount of hours you'll get in it.

Best of all, it is moddable and will have steam workshop eventually for even more replayability. :D

An incredibly fun stealth game, where you have an arsenal of tools at your disposal to play with. Want to kill everyone in your sight? Do it. Want to be the pacifist? Do it.

It''s great fun and has plenty of replayability with a surprising fast-action to it. Plus..you get to be a Ninja. :3

Orcs Must Die 2 is bigger, better and more impressive than the original with the combination of coop multiplayer, new upgrading system and the endless mode for fun with friends.

If you liked the original, you'll love it's sequal. It had some CPU usage issues when it came out on GTX cards but it was cleared up in less than a week

Awesomenauts is...well awesome. It's a 2d moba style game like LoL or Dota. Though it plays more like Super Smash Bros in terms of combat.

The music is incredibly catchy and if you loved cartoons in the 80s and early 90s you'd be doing yourself a very sad dishonor to not give the game a try.

Orcs Must Die is an incredibly fun, fast paced tower defense game with emphasis on action. You play a War Mage just out of his apprentice training, who must stop orcs from reaching the rifts into your world.

With your old master dead, a cocky attitude, and not the greatest intelligence your kind has ever seen. The world is surely doomed.

An amazing take on the classic Dungeon Crawler. Tons of secrets, challenging rooms, and a lot of thought with puzzles, riddles and clues for all sorts of goodies.

A very immersive game from what I can tell, with only a few gripes. Dual wielding doesn't really exist in a sense I would like. A rogue using two daggers doesn't attack with both weapons. So it's better to use a shield. Hopefully this will be changed in the future for a bit more variety.

Such a small complaint though with the overall classic feeling of a genre we don't see much anymore.

It's a Sonic game that doesn't suck.

Killing Floor is by far an amazing game. The combat in it is really strong, and pretty satisfying when you headshot a mutant, or blow it up, or chop it to pieces.

A great experience and fun gameplay with friends, especially with the challenge in it on higher difficulties.

It does have a bit of a learning curve at first, but incredible fun and I actually think I prefer it over left4dead.