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Ok, so is this game perfect, ground breaking or a must have? Absolutely not. Is this game abysmally bad, unplayable or an instant refund? Not a chance. To be fair right now this game is a 7/10 with a lot of potential, its direct competitors started similarly lacking a lot of content and had their fair share of bugs too (Division, Destiny, Warframe), the exception to this is Borderlands 2 which I still regard as the gold standard of content inside the disk. This isn't an excuse for Bioware though, they shouldn't aim for mediocrity just because their peers under delivered too, but at least it's something to have in mind, but since it's published by EA nobody wants to cut them some slack. However, Bioware will be updating weekly with a ton of new monthly content and Quality of Life fixes, and they will be providing FREE story and world expansions. This for me is their saving grace, but people see EA and instantly start flaming, I can 100% relate to that but I decided to give this game a chance and I've enjoyed myself for quite a while now, around 10-12h in 4 sittings. The gameplay is super fun, as repetitive as you can expect in any other looter game TBH, it's like criticizing Diablo for just mindlessly clicking on enemies you know, and yes the first 24h after launch I encountered about 4-5 bug/glitches and I noticed that this game doesn't like to run with an overclocked GPU, after I returned the GPU to default settings I haven't encountered a single bug. TL;DR it's hella fun, albeit not for everyone and not content rich as any of the previous Bioware RPGs, but it can only get better and better month to month. Personally I don't regret my day 1 purchase since I know that if I get bored I can stop playing and come back when more content is released, but right now I'm really hyped each time I jump in one of my 3 Javelins, each one is a joy to pilot.

This game is pure awesomeness, I've been a fan from the electro house DJ from a couple of years now and when I found out that he had a game I had to play it and boy I wasn't letted down. This action game is a shoot 'em up that needs a lot of coordination if you want to progress, also as you collect Golden CDs you unlock new songs to play in the background and Savant is an exquisite electro house DJ, for $2 you can't go wrong!

Have you forced yourself of finishing a game just to see if you get to enjoy it down the road? Well, that's what this game was for me, it's a really unrefined shooter and would never pay $10 for it, I got it in a bundle but wouldn't pay more than $3 for it, and even then I would rather expend the $3 on an indie game who will be over 5h of fun.

First of all, don't be fooled by the cool cinematics, this game is abysmally different, it's like the devs hired an animation studio to do the cinematics and showed them none of the gameplay. This game is an average hack and slash, a Diablo 2 clone that's anything but memorable although it still manages to be fun if you don't set your standard to Diablo 3 kind of quality. You will beat it in about 5-6h and I don't think it's worth $20 (more like $5-8 IMHO) but if you're a fan of the genre or want a pretty simple hack and slash then you will have fun with the game as you progress.

First of all, I hated the fact that the game doesn't follow a standard campaign, a lot of people will love this feature since you can play different historical stages controlling all the nations that you want (Germany is fun, until those backstabbing Russians blow the sh#t out of you). I don't understand why people call this game a "SIMPLE TURN BASED STRATEGY GAME" to me this game is quite complex and might be worth the asking price o $15 for fans of the genre, there sure is a pretty big variety of troops to chose from since you can control dozens of countries each turn if you so chose to, but it sure isn't newbie friendly. If you are not a buff in strategy games, specially tactical turn based ones, then you might want to skip this one since the most troubling thing for me was that the tutorial for it is more confusing than it is helpful. Other than that this game is pretty solid, the fact that you can control multiple nations if you want is pretty cool.

I really enjoyed this game, I played 3h of it and I had a ton of fun, this game is pretty difficult so I must confess I finished it on Easy since I was exploding too much on Normal. I find pretty fair the $6 price since you can replay the game on varied difficulties, equip your robot with 1 of 3 main weapons and 1 of 3 special specials and try to get higher scores with faster runs. If you liked the old school arcade 2d scrollers you might like this, it's a bit like Metal Slug or Contra but with its own flavor, the robot is pretty slow but you can dash and you will need to master the jetpack too, in the end the most fun is with blowing enemies up, destroying mini bosses and huge bosses is also quite gratifying.

If you like point and click games of finding items among some dense content pictures then you will have fun with this game, the story is more meant for children and sometimes it's rather boring due to a slow passing and a little of backtracking. It's a pretty average game, hit or miss kind of deal, I had fun looking for most items since I loved this kind of printed games on newspapers when I was a kid. All in all this game stole 5h of my time and I would recommend it for $5 or less, but unless you really like point and click games or that you want to give it to a kid under 12 years old then I wouldn't be very inclined to pay $10 for it.

Regarding @koeraaw3e412wek review, the game crashed on Windows 8 but after an easy tweak of running on Win. 7 the game runed smoothly. This is a great game, it draws its inspiration from Super Meat Boy and is tons of fun, there are unlimited lives so you will die... A LOT, but there's no penalty and you will go back to the last checkpoint you passed by in the level you are playing. It requires some skill to beat it, you will need a lot of precision to collect all the special Puzzle Pieces that reveal a whole new level page (The Slaughter House, 5 pieces = 1 level unlock), so you have 30 conventional levels and 15 to unlock, having to fight a quite nasty final boss that took me quite some time to learn its patterns and how to dodge all of his attacks until I managed to execute perfectly my jumps. I highly recommend this game to every 2D platformer enthusiast who loves a challenge, the games has pleasant aesthetics, great musical score and responsive controls (I used an X360 pad). For $3 you can't go wrong, just make sure that you set it to run on Win. 7 if you happen to play on Win. 8 and go make some bacon on those traps! (Hmmm... bacon)