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I generally suck at these types of games, but I decided to take a risk and purchase Get to Work, and long story short, I was impressed!

The movement mechanics of skating and surfing brought me back to the Team Fortress 2 (Counter Strike to some) days of playing on surf maps, trying to navigate big jumps, in a large, flowing manner. Getting through this game and it's various sections brought pride in the accomplishments. It's a tough game, don't get me wrong, but it's totally doable for anyone. The narration is great, the graphics are great, and it's overall very well-designed.

While my first run took about 13 hours, my second run just knocked it out of the park with 48 minutes. Can't wait to get all of the achievements for this bad boy.

While I've never read the Agatha Christie books, I enjoyed this game! The whole game is point and click, but I think that it works well with the subject matter. Though it keeps you interested throughout the whole game, the story is somewhat short, but the puzzles, all of the snooping around that you do, and some of the deduction portions make up for it in the end. I liked it, and I think you will too!

The minimalistic style of 140 paired with the beats/music that forms as you progress through the level makes for really fun and engaging gameplay. Even if you mis-time the beats (in the first four levels at least), apart from the bosses, there are plenty of checkpoints to give you just enough motivation to keep you going through. I definitely recommend 140!

I initially saw this game when watching videos of it on Seananners' channel over on Youtube, and seeing how much fun he and the other youtubers were having playing it, I thought I would give it a try.

I've been having a blast with it! It's hard to trust early access games as they are not fully complete, but I believe this one to be well worth it for the price at which I bought it. I can see this as having plenty of replay value as I look forward to trying all of the different customization options, and at the promise of adding new maps to the game, there could be plenty of variation in the game to keep it interesting and challenging.

A few minor, nit-picky things: At some points, the ball does seem to lose some it's friction and glide a little easier, and, for some of the holes, I feel like the par number is a bit small in comparison to the area/size of the specific hole.

I look forward to playing more of this, and I hope you will join the rest of us that have purchased this cool game!

Costume quest is a small, but fun game about saving your sibling after he/she is kidnapped by monsters who are trying to steal all of the candy. The objective of the game is to go to each area, collect candy as well as costumes (hence the name costume quest) and fight any monsters that cross your path.

The game style is turn based combat with each costume giving you a different ability, and different quicktime event-like buttons to press to do more damage. The one little problem I have with the game is the fact that the (spoiler alert) French Fry and Vampire costume quicktime event/button press can prompt you to mash the shift key. On Windows, this is a little bit of a nuisance, as the game will minimize and ask if you want to turn sticky keys on. It isn't that big of a deal however, due to the fact that it's a turn based game.

The game is not too much of a challenge if you can find the right combinations of costumes and battle stamps with which to fight the enemies. One can easily finish all of the quests simply by playing the game and not going too far out of the way to complete objectives.

The characters are lovable (even the grubbins), the style is pretty cool, and the story, while not too exciting, is fun.

I would reccomend trying it out.

One might not initially comprehend how a game could combine Worms with a golf game, but they fit together very well. The style is still reflective of Worms, with the new objective of driving the golf ball through Worms-style landscapes to each hole. Obviously, this is far from being real golf, which makes the game more interesting and challenging. Two thumbs up.

Though Jedi Academy is an older game, it is still worth playing. The feeling of being a jedi and fighting the empire with your lightsaber is just as prevalent in this game as any of the newer Star Wars games. You play as a jedi apprentice, slowly making your way up the ranks of the weakened jedi order, until eventually you are given the choice to either stay on your path as a jedi, or join the dark side. I highly reccomend this game not just to Star Wars fans, but to everyone.

What to say about this game...

It definitely is not for children. The objective of the game is to date and eventually sleep with the various women that you meet. In order to successfully do this, one must play a bejeweled-style puzzle game, with a twist: each woman has a different preference in what jewels she wants you, and doesn't want you to pair, which makes this a very unique dating "simulator." The voice acting and illustrations are very well done, showing that a lot of work went into this game.

If you don't mind seeing some of the quite revealing illustrations of the anime women, and enjoy challenging puzzle games and dating sims, then I would suggest that you give this game a try.

Though it is still in Early Access, and not yet complete, Besiege is still an amazing game of creativity and destruction. Even for those who don't necessarily consider themselves to be creative, the interface as well as the tooltips make this game extremely user-friendly. The main objective of the game is to destroy any castles or kill any knights that the level requires, while building some sort of seige machine within a limited area. For those who have beaten the available levels or don't feel like being limited, there is a sandbox mode where the sky is the limit. There have been some really amazing creations by players, some which have been made available in the steam workshop. For the price, this game is a must-have.

Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball is a beautiful game in which one must hit other robots, whether NPC or real players, with dodgeballs, while trying to get skillshots such as ricochet or "top gun." The disco part of the title is reflected by the colors, shapes, and music for the levels, and brings the whole game together along with the fast-paced, yet fun, gameplay. It is a very satisfying game and I would reccoment this game to everyone.