I'm sad to hear that you hated Sam and Max ;_;

Valkyries moment was absolutely hilarious. Also BLITZKRIEG. Okay that mission was not all that good, but I think Sam's character was hilarious.

Or MAYBE I was joking. Sorry if it didn't come across, I tried too hard to be convincing

It is my Game of the Year. It's one of those things that I praise merely because they make me anticipate what games can be, and they further prove the point I always make with games being capable of more than what they are right now.

I know that there are completely fine games on this list, I just still feel that there is too much shovelware on the platform and I wanted to reflect on that a little bit. I guess this wasn't the best article to do that, since numerous games on this list avoid the tropes I was referencing.

Is there a definitive way to define the end of each game? For open-ended sandbox stuff, you can argue that it's the length of the main campaign.

Genius! I can blame her as a prime example to further my cause on the internet among people who associate themselves as part of the group I'm pointlessly defending to get popular among a majority!

Yes! This is brilliant!

This movie promotes negative stereotypes about male gamers and I'm protesting all over the place. I'm gonna start a kickstarter like, right now

It reminded me of a sci-fi Cave Story kinda. Actually it looks quite neat, even if the overflow of pixel-art indie games is kind of feeling dull.

Another important note is that I was joking. Sorry if that did not come across.

This looks super interesting and I'm looking forward to trying this out.

It's nice to look at if you actually read into it a bit, the cancer is that the industry relies on it like a completely correct indicator of quality, and the fact that most people just check whether a game's score is green or not.

Important note: if you can't complete Dark Souls after Shadowgun you are still a filthy casual.

After what I've seen of Far Cry 2 I went into this game expecting nothing, and what I got? A really fun open world game with tons of stuff, that entertained me a huge lot. It's not perfect. It has some weird logic, and the parts after the Vaas boss fight didn't feel climactic, and were a bit tedious to be honest.

Reminds me of an amazing gritty remake of Mario that turns the characters into the cast of a cool noir thriller with Luigi as the main character, it's called There Will Be Brawl.

I hope that this is not final game content because it looks very bland and boring.

Frog Fractions is freaking crazy

Cool to find another Hungarian over here!

So I'm not the only one who thought the exact same thing, for a moment I wondered why it's here because I thought it was from something Hellboy related.