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You might think software like this is a fad or a waste of money, but you'd be surprised at how easily you can add a little extra joy to your desktop with this app.

If you're a super-nerd for anything, there's probably a great-looking wallpaper for it in here. If you're the creative type, the wallpaper editor is shockingly intuitive, and even a common fool like me can make something cool. Apparently, this even supports android phones, so you can bring that little extra joy everywhere you go.

If you have 5 dollars to burn, consider this app right here.

I knew I loved this game the moment I saw the videos on YouTube Shorts. It were as if the algorithm, perhaps fate, had brought us together.

In all seriousness, I was blown away by the experience. The visuals are so pleasing, have I ever told you that I'm a sucker for aquatic scenery? It accomplishes a stunning look without taking itself too seriously, like a very fascinating cartoon. Plus, Kril is cute, enough said.

In terms of gameplay, I found the combat absolutely thrilling. While it was certainly a difficulty spike at first, I had a lot of fun learning the mechanics and gradually improving against my foes. It's even better when you unlock new skills to play with, it makes combat so satisfying once you have a solid arsenal and can consistently land tricks like dodges and counter-attacks. I also had a lot of fun with the movement tech. Rolling around at exhilarating speeds, hopping around platforming puzzles, and grappling hooks? Yes please!

If you prefer story, don't worry, it will not disappoint. You might know the story on the surface (haha), that your shell was taken and now you have to buy it back, but in-between is so much more. There's mystery, wonder, good guys, bad guys, but most importantly, it's really funny. If you want a funny story with satire, a mystery of something terrible, drama with betrayal and twists, to take down the mega corporations, or to learn some history, you'll find it has a little something for everyone.

Lastly, there's the soundtrack, and oh boy is there a soundtrack! Every song in this game is a masterpiece. Every area's theme beautifully synchronizes with its scenery. Every boss theme lets you really feel the action and WILL get stuck in your head afterward. I won't spoil it, but take a good listen to the last area's theme, you're welcome. ;)

If you've played any souls-like game, you should get this game. If you're like me and haven't played a souls-like, you should also get this game. You NEED to play this game, you will not regret it.

Like Stick of Truth, it's like you're playing an episode of south park. By this reason, I mean a lot of the things I wrote about Stick of Truth, so I won't write them again here. What I will write about is some of the things I like over SoT.
To start, I like the extra character customization. The fact that outfits aren't tied to your stats is nice, this means you can have a nice-looking character without having to twist aesthetics around having a good build. Speaking of build, one of my favorite parts of this game is how you can customize the new kid's set of powers and stats, allowing you make heroes with different roles and play-styles. What I like most about this is that the new kid doesn't feel scripted to be overpowered, I mean that unlike SoT where your combat buddy is usually just a little support, sometimes emotional support once you're around the end of the game, every member of your party is pretty much balanced with one another, including you, and each ally has a role that makes them good in the right situation.
Would I say one game is better than another? I don't know, but these are some of the things this game does better than SoT. Personally, I prefer this game's combat over SoT, but I feel like there's more for fans in SoT, so that might be balanced. Either way, they're both great games and I would greatly recommend them to South Park fans and even those who've never seen the show.

I like South Park, I like video games, hey look at that!
Well, not the first South Park game, but the first one they did right, and boy did they do it right.
As everyone says, it's like you're playing an episode of South Park. I very much enjoy how they executed this game, the humor feels authentic, the gameplay and character-building is great, I like the immersion of being a kid just playing a game with your friends, like the exaggeration of random toys and crude creations being powerful weapons. One thing in particular that tickles my fancy is the acknowledgement of the silent protagonist trope, which they do often in this game, again in alignment with South Park humor.
I also like the little references to the show, like some junk being things that appeared on the show, such as the Mexican Staring Frog, the Biggest Douche Award, and the Okama Gamesphere, the music in some buildings being pieces recorded for the show, and even a certain powerful attack that I won't spoil here.

Recommended for all lovers of South Park.

This expansion feels like a whole new game, like the sequel to POSTAL 2 we never got. (there is no postal 3, that's just gaslighting, unless you mean a nickname for this DLC in which case I agree.)
It takes the formula for POSTAL 2, recycles the map, has most of the same characters, and it's... amazing! I was just gushing over the replayability of POSTAL 2, and then I got to the review for this DLC, safe to say those hundred hours were not void of fun. The story is fresh, the gameplay is both exciting and challenging, there's a lot of the same openness like in POSTAL 2, and you can pretty much replay the game in all the base game's ways too.
If you already have POSTAL 2, I implore you to get this too, and if you own neither, what are you even doing?
Recommended, 10/10, absolute sequel material.

An incredible classic and my favorite entry in this series, POSTAL 2 is like a satirical take on a violent video game. I enjoy the open nature of the game, from exploring the large town of Paradise to the open-ended tasks that really proves the game is as violent as you are, which is an idea I also like for how it makes you think and reflect on yourself as you play, until you're laughing because you blew someone's head off and their body dropped like a sack of hammers, but nobody's perfect.
Overall, in terms of gameplay, it's very enjoyable and entertaining, I really love Rick Hunter's funny one-liners which you get to hear throughout the game. And when you've completed the whole week? Do it again! The replayability on this game is incredible, you can take different routes each run, go pacifist, try a harder difficulty of the several you can choose from, and enable the enhanced mode with some cheats for hilarious antics and shenanigans.
Once you're experienced, if you want a game-changing challenge, try POSTAL difficulty. This mode will knock your socks off and have you just as paranoid and prone to kill as the POSTAL 1 Dude himself.
10/10, recommended, happy sprees!

PowerWash Simulator is a very fun and pleasant experience. It brings a lot more to the table than what meets the eye, past the simple but enjoyable gameplay loop is an exciting adventure with conflict, twists, heroes, villains, and cute lil kitties!
Cleaning each job is relaxing and satisfying, each ding as you complete various parts is as rewarding as the money, which allows you to purchase nice things to make your job easier and more fun. The messages you receive as you wash away the dirt are entertaining and tell great stories that deepen the experience and make you want more. Outside of the career, you may also enjoy the bonus jobs, interesting things to clean at your own leisure, as well as tackling the challenges which test your mastery of the washer.
Lastly, the achievements offer some replayability, small bonus tasks or ways to complete jobs differently, however I have to deduct some points for the Spongebob DLC achievements being in the base game, which locks them behind a paywall. (For those of you who don't have the extra money, just get some help from "Uncle SAM" like I did.)
Overall, I still highly recommend this game to those looking for a clean, laid-back adventure.

What is PvZ, but a timeless classic? Well, it's both a zombie survival game and a tower defense game spun into a formula that actually works for me. It may be the nostalgia-vision, but I love this game and think it's a great pick for a great price.

I enjoy the gameplay loop of plotting your defenses and slowly becoming overpowered, destroying wave after wave of zombies until you hear the sound of a satisfying win. But I also like the smaller things, such as the description of each plant and zombie, making a zombatar, and the tree of wisdom.

If you haven't bought the game, I seriously recommend that you try it.

I must say, this is quite an experience. I remember when I first saw my favorite youtubers play the game, I laughed at their rage, every slip and bump back to the bottom. As they yelled and thrashed, I thought to myself, "wow, I don't think I would be that angry, I bet I could keep my cool and finish it in no time."
Well, I got to test that theory a while back, and it proved a tad bit untrue. I may not have thrown a chair in rage, nor did I cause any noise complaints, but I lost my cool a few times and I ended up ragequitting for several months.

But recently, something just clicked. I launched the game again and found myself more determined than ever. Where I had previously heard a disembodied heckler, I had now heard somewhat of a mentor. Where I had previously felt frustration at seeing myself fall, I... still felt some frustration, but I also felt that I was learning and growing, not only as a player, but as a person. The thing is, when you lose progress in this game, it's because of something you did, which makes the game a great example of learning from your mistakes. Throughout the 30+ times I've reached the top of the mountain, I've found several mistakes I was making, and because I realized those mistakes, I was able to learn and prevent the consequences of each mistake from happening (most of the time). This the key, you must identify your mistakes and learn to not make them in the future, and that's the shortest but realest guide I've ever found for this game. But if you're the type of person to make up shadow people who sabotage your game rather than taking notes about what you could be doing wrong, maybe you should just ride the snake.

P.S.: my fastest time is 7 mins. (look at me go!)

Great game, five stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
I’ve actually reviewed the mobile app already, so I’ll be putting that text here. I still agree with everything I’ve said.

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I love Bin (and this game, too)

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I own this game on pc (which is how I’ll be viewing the game for this writing, but note that the experience on mobile is about the same, but with ads) this game is a great time-killer and Bin is the best virtual pet known to man. the gameplay loop is enjoyable time and time again, there’s all kinds of different modes too, including a minesweeper mode which I really like. all the operating systems are fun to mess around with, and I like the internet and it’s features. I don’t know how much time I’ve spent in progressDOS but it must be addicting. Great game, would recommend the pc version tho. 👍