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Squirreltopia is a point-and-click drama set in Birkenau, Germany. The main character, Elise, has her father and mother arrested by the Gestapo in 1940. Elise's parents leave her with her aunt, Adelheid. While under her aunts care, she is taught about what the german government is doing to 'untermensch', and how to hide and survive in these dark times. On September 23rd, 1942, Adelheid's house is raided, and both her and Elise are brought to the Aushwitz concentration camp. From there, you learn the grim details of prisoners lives through dialouges and notebooks. You must learn to survive, and make the necessary risks to achieve that. One of the games most emotional moments is when Elise sees her parents bodies hanging with a sign nailed to her father's torso that reads "Diebe", or "Theives". Overall, this game is a powerful look at the brutal, dirty, and often very short lives of Aushwitz prisoners during the nazi regime. 8 oy vey's out of 14 Mazel Tov's

In Wristful Of Rags you play as John Rambo. John Rambo is a former member of an elite United States Army Special Forces unit, who has been awarded the Medal of Honor for his service in the Vietnam War. In December 1982, Rambo is searching for one of his friends from his unit, Delmar Berry, and soon learns that he has died from cancer due to Agent Orange exposure. Although not yet revealed to the audience, Rambo knows he is now the last surviving member of his unit. Soon after, Rambo tries to enter the fictional small town of Hope, Washington. With his long hair and army jacket, he is quickly spotted by the town's arrogant and abusive sheriff, Will Teasle , who decides that Rambo is a "drifter" and escorts him out of town. Rambo immediately heads back towards town, angering Teasle, who arrests him.

At the station, Rambo stays silent and refuses to cooperate with the deputies. Led by Art Galt , Teasle's cruel head deputy, they respond by bullying and harassing him. The brutal harassment triggers a flashback to Rambo's torture in the war; he breaks loose, overpowers three officers and fights his way out of the station, stealing a motorcycle and fleeing into the nearby mountains. After spotting Rambo from a helicopter, Galt disregards Teasle's orders and attempts to shoot him in cold blood. Rambo, while cornered and under fire, throws a rock at the helicopter. The helicopter pitches, and Galt falls to his death. Teasle vows to avenge his friend's death.

Rambo is unable to persuade the deputies that Galt's death was an accident, and Teasle leads his deputies into the woods in an attempt to capture him. The deputies are inexperienced and bicker. Rambo quickly disables the small, disorganized team using guerrilla tactics and booby traps, severely wounding but not killing the deputies. In the chaos, Rambo isolates and confronts Teasle with a knife to the throat, warning him that he could have killed the deputies and that he will fight back harder if provoked further, before disappearing into the woods.

A base camp is assembled near the site, and the State Patrol and National Guard are called in. United States Special Forces Colonel Sam Trautman arrives, explaining that he trained Rambo, and that the Army sent him to "rescue" them. He makes them aware of Rambo's capabilities as an expert in guerrilla warfare, survivalism, and "[disposing] of enemy personnel." He urges Teasle to let Rambo go and find him again once the situation has calmed down; Teasle refuses.

Rambo is eventually cornered by the National Guard at a mine entrance. Against Teasle's orders, the novice guardsmen fire a M72 LAW rocket at Rambo, collapsing the entrance and trapping him inside. They assume Rambo is dead, leaving an angry and humiliated Teasle to berate the guardsmen for disobeying his orders. Unbeknownst to his pursuers, Rambo has avoided death by moving deeper into the mine, and escapes the mine through an air vent.

Rambo hijacks a passing National Guard cargo truck and crashes through a roadblock set up by state troopers. Rambo returns to town in the truck, knocking over the gas pump of a gas station and igniting the spilled fuel. With police and firefighters preoccupied with fighting the conflagration, Rambo goes through the town undetected and shoots out utility lines to cut the power. Armed with an M60 machine gun from the truck, Rambo destroys several businesses in an attempt to confuse Teasle and locate his position, ultimately spotting him on the roof of the police station.

Aware that Teasle is on the roof, Rambo darts under the skylight to draw fire so as to reveal Teasle's exact location. Teasle immediately fires at Rambo and Rambo returns fire through the ceiling, injuring Teasle, who then falls through the skylight onto the floor. Rambo steps over him, prepared to kill him. Before Rambo can shoot Teasle, Colonel Trautman appears and tells him that there is no hope of escaping alive.

Rambo, now surrounded by the police, snaps and rages about the horrors of war. Realizing he has nothing left to fight for, Rambo then turns himself in to Trautman and is arrested while Teasle is taken to the hospital.
Overall, I give this game a 4.5 on the Richter scale, or for our American readers, five ducks.

The Plan is a First Person RTS in which you control a small army of australian army members. Though as solid and surely 10/10 material this game sounds in theory, it is actually quite difficult to control an army from the first person. You are only able to select soldiers you can see and most of the game takes place at night so this becomes pretty cumbersome. Also the camera is controlled with the arrow keys and movement is directed by the scroll wheel with no re-bind able keys. Though these control quirks can get in the way, the real thing making this game a clunky mess is the Australian accents.

Space Of Aids is a fantasy MMO/FPS Puzzle game that has you playing as a missionary from America. The games main objective is to infiltrate the dreaded "Space Of Aids"- or the easternmost section of the Horn Of Africa. In the game you must convert as many heathens to Christianity before the local druglords drive you out. After heavy consideration, I would give this game a rating.

Grand Theft Auto IV is a great, family fun experience that will teach kids valuable lessons about controlling their emotions and sharing. The game starts off with Niko a russian boy who wants nothing more than to go to America with his cousin, Roman. But when he arrives, things go a bit more awry than he would like! On this adventure the two cousins have to overcome their differences and make some friends along the way! Kids learn about Russian culture, different city archetypes, and how to operate a semi-automatic rifle while avoiding a police spotlight.

"Counter Strike" is a long standing game that has defined video gaming's largest genre for over 14 years. Truly no cooking simulator has ever lived up to the standards of counter strike players. Everything from the famous "knife duels" where players try and chop up sticks of celery faster than their opponents to the little things like running around the kitchen faster while holding a lighter vegetable or a leaner cut of meat. This game has no nonsense. Even the title get's right down to business. "Counter Strike". And boy do you strike counters a whole lot when you get to endurance mode where you have to strike the counter faster and more precise than your opponent for three and a half hours to make the perfect guacamole for the Argentinian Ambassador. No idea why they have "Source" in there though. Beats me.

This game starts you off as Jacob Caan A Partially retarded inventor who eats lettuce and carrots and for sport he trys to aim him feces at passing by carriages from the fifth window of his apartment.