Are there any great small, random games out there? Whether they’re a few bucks on Steam or just downloads some random person put up. It’s hard to wade through the lazy creepypasta and SCP stuff to get to the gems.

That soon?

Badass, I was hoping to see more art from this. Gorgeous stuff.

This is a question that’s vague to the point of being borderline pointless and it’s completely subjective at that, but: How good is the writing in the first game?

Thanks to frigging Giant Bomb I’ve been halfway paying attention to wrestling lately so this is a shockingly specific cross-section of my interests as of late.

The fact that practically every promo shot seems to have a show character front and center has kept me from playing the game. Does the actual protagonists’ story stand well on its own or does it feel like it’s been awkwardly wrapped around to be a perpetual cameo machine?

I’ve been kind of expecting that “going back to the beginning and cutting off the loop entirely” kind of ending for a while now. It’s definitely common for this type of story, but I think it’s been properly built towards in such a way that it would feel more like a dreadful inevitability than a rote “well, this is…

I’ve been kind of disappointed by this so far. Story mode is about what I expected based on Arena and Ultimax, vaguely amusing fluff, but the actual rhythm game part is a big letdown. I’ve mostly gotten used to the layout, but I still really don’t like how it feels to play, and the massive lack of available…

That’s a damn good looking stormy afternoon. I like it when a game can make me really feel an atmosphere/mood like that.

My only toys-to-life game was Disney Infinity 1.0 so I’m not sure if this was a regular occurrence or not, but hopefully there are a bunch of 50% and/or BOGO sales towards Black Friday. I'd love to jump in on this.

It’s probably expecting too much, but it would be amazing if they eventually added functionality similar to LittleBigPlanet’s lbp.me, where you can queue up levels online and have them waiting for you when you get back to the game.

That intro was pretty awesome.

One of my favorite songs from one of my favorite bands!

Monkey Island 1 and 2 had more of an impact on me than pretty much any other media as a child. So much of my sense of humor and general outlook was shaped by those games (as well as many of the other early 90s Lucas titles).

What a fantastically strange dev. Always excited to see a new game or interesting small thing (this, Sensational December Machine, etc) from them.

Seems kinda similar to the upcoming Trackmania Turbo, a new entry that’s much more mass marketable than before but lacking the craziness that built its fanbase on the original platform.

Does this game have anything (or plans for anything) similar to LittleBigPlanet’s lbp.me website? Being able to queue up levels online and have them waiting for you when you get to the game was amazing.

Hope someone picks it up for a simulcast.