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This game is hard and so am I

this game is decently hard and so am i

10/10 I wish I was a filly getting brutally "attacked" by slime

For an unironic review, the game is just okay. If this game was the price of original Overwatch I would say I wouldn't recommend this game but at least it can be fun sometimes. Not as fun as TF2, but sometimes fun if not a little rage inducing. Hopefully content doesn't get slashed like Blizzard slashed PvE.

MARES!? MARES!!!

This feels like one of those games that would be better to experience and play once in a while. I like the content getting added and it's spooky but interesting. This isn't for everyone but I myself enjoy it. Can get a bit boring at times but the higher levels are more difficult and cool to browse.

A very good game loosely inspired by Undertale. I love the gameplay and the storyline behind the game, although it can be a bit confusing to learn at first. Aside from a few spelling mistakes, this game was pretty excellent and it's a shame that it hasn't received more publicity.

I think this game should win the "Most Innovative Gameplay" award for these reasons, as I think it puts an interesting spin on the sort-of subgenre that combines Undertale/Deltarune-type of graphics and gameplay, with rhythm-game based mechanics.

I'm pretty sure if I were to have the steam version of Spore when I first started playing it back in 2010 I would have over 10,000 hours. This game is addicting as hell and it still is to this day. It's a shame that there's no sequel because this was really one of the best and most addicting games I've ever played. I can remember countless hours as a kid during the summer going on the computer in the morning to play spore and I'd get off at dusk. Although it's not nearly as addicting as it once was, it's still amazing.

Although it's seven years old, the story and the new puzzles that are always added keeps this game fresh. Even if Valve doesn't release Portal 3/Half Life 3, this game is still fun and addicting because of the community-made puzzle maps.