marlinspike

Gamevil said it best, this is the return of the classic ARPG. Mechanically speaking, the game can be a tad **** there also definitely seems to be something very charming about an interface that insists on scrolling through menus with a d-pad when a touch input could have easily been implemented. We the seasoned gamer often have thoughts of creating games, but times like these I'm glad I just play them. On paper, the ideas put forth by this game seem so counter intuitive that creating such a game would be an insult to common sense. Gamevil just keeps finding ways to make great games without compromise. I relish the creative integrity and vision the devs retained when making this because it took courage to risk sales on the original vision of the game. And this is just a very small sample, but this idea can really be extrapolated across all of their games. I put 65 hours into this game and so should you.

This is it. This is the touchstone against which all other MULTIPLAYER games should be measured. Don't make games contingent on some sever that'll be gone in five years if we're lucky, make it multiplayer only. Meaning online and local, splitscreen for both. But I will fault it for not having bots, that gets it a nine.

Handled with unfathomable aplomb, the infinite nature of this title is so sheer that it epitomizes the very idea ****. It takes a very simple gameplay hook and condenses it into its most enjoyable and Convivial state. This is the quickest I've ever been Immersed in my entire life

I don't know why the indie developers feel they can do anything a triple A device can do in 8 bit. This is a other candle on the cake, and a swell one, but just like an Insipid crafting system I EVERY game this trend needs the death penalty.

Was originally Zelda online in 97 until Nintendo Corp sued, and it's evident what the result of that was. But this isn't that PC game that re skinned A Link To The Past, this is a marvel in a universe replete with platinum. It's both a bowed directional narrative and a free forming set of decisions concatenated by the player that won't just determine their game, but the rest of their life.

though the online component has long gone the way of the dodo, this is easily the reason why people should forgive 2K. I Sank a good 35 HOurs in the first playthrough alone,and im not ashamed to say I think portal is the poor-man's prey.

the return of the classic, turn based rpg. nothing new here but you'll definitely enjoy the ride it takes you on. gives this game a try if your a fan of the genre or raring to try the way games used to be played.

a classic by any definition, this is a marvel of both level design and pure ingenuity. If you like having fun you'll like this game and everything it shadows.

The game has an innocent charm, but aside from the game aspect of the title the soundtrack ALONE make this game one of the grearest games ive ever layed hands on and easily the grandest crash.

THIS game is at acme of the adventure genre, and has never been or will be dethroned by any other. I havent seen the show, but I dont have to. This criscetine endeavor is one to put on your gaming bucket list.

This, if you havent played Twilight Princess yet, is a great precursor to it. The longevity is boastworthy and with unparalleled fun this is the game that keeps on giving.

the Phantom Tollbooth of Spongebob games. This is a veritable masterpiece with an equally bombastic soundtrack in tow. I would take KFTKK over super mario bros advance 4 ANY day.