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The atmosphere is unparalleled to any other game I can think of. Portal is best enjoined with no prior knowledge of the game and played alone with no distractions. Each puzzle strikes the right balance between challenging and never getting stuck, and the core gimmick is genius. I highly recommend everyone to play it.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

This is what sports games should be. It seems overly simple at first, until you really start to learn the ins and outs of the game. With such simple pitching and hitting mechanics, it's surprising how much nuance is crammed in them. Nothing's more fun then striking out your friends with janky, unpredictable grounders.

You download it for the lore and cute sprites, but you keep playing for the intriguing hidden content and simple, yet nuanced gameplay. A refreshing take on the RPG genre and unironically my favorite FNAF game.

Gameplay and art style is on point, however I am baffled as why people call this a "masterclass in level design". The puzzle pieces are disguised as optional collectables... until you beat all of the worlds and realize you need to collect every single one to reach the final world. It also doesn't help that some of the puzzles are impossible to figure out without a walkthrough. I can also appreciate it draws inspiration from older platformers like Super Mario Bros., but I feel like it borrows too much. Overall - a great idea executed poorly.

When you first look at it, 3 on 3 NHL Arcade looks like a cheap spin-off hockey game to forget. But within 10 minutes of playing, you'll be screaming and laughing as you check your friends, collect quirky powerups with hilarious sound effects, and score insane trick goals. It's really a shame that this game is delisted now. If you can somehow get your hands on this game, PLAY IT.