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I am dissapointed in this game. While there are a plethora of options for the game, I find that I can't pull my camera back as far as I'd like. In addition the learning curve is fairly steep and unforgiving. This wouldn't be so bad except play is ONLINE ONLY. There's no skirmish mode against a computer, it seems like an obvious thing to add, but they didnt. You can only play this game against other players. So in my experience you either get absolutely trounced by people who have their strats down, or you trounce a new player.

In addition since it's a newer game, you have to wait for a match to be made, yesterday that took eight minutes. 8 minutes of sitting in a queue staring at a loading screen isn't the most fun when I just want a 20-30 minute game.

There is a single player 'TD' version of the game, but it's not the real game and feels tacked on.

Ultimately I would say give this a pass just because of the online pvp only unless you're REALLY into this style of game.

For me, one of my all time favorite games was Legend of Zelda on the NES. Binding of Isaac takes the feel of that original cartridge game and gives it a scatalogical overhaul. With a difficulty level approaching some of the toughest platformer and shooting games I've ever played, it's a serious game despite it's immature slant. The randomly generated dungeons lead you to earning meta-acheivments, meaning each time you play you aren't necessarily playing to win, but to unlock something for your next run.

The randomness of the game is a feature and also highly frustrating. Sometimes you get bad items on the first level or two, and you just know you have no chance to win that run. Yet you reset the game and keep playing.

Ultimately I find myself booting this game up more then any other steam game though. Despite it's difficulty I can play it for five minutes or five hours and I'm always treated to a great experience. If you don't have Binding of Isaac yet, you're missing out.

Almost the thematic opposite of Magicka, this is a fantastic RPG for those of you who love classic RPGs. Where Magicka strips every element of from a traditional RPG other than combat, Recettear does the opposite. Extensive item management, a wealthy economy system, and a fairly standard J-RPG storlyline greet you in this game. While there is a combat / dungeon crawling aspect to the game, you can 100% skip it and focus on the buisness of the game, which is item management and running your own store in a fantasy game world.

While the only complaint I have is that you really need a joypad to play this well, you can't use a mouse/keyboard combo. Using the keyboard alone to navigate works, but feels clunky. So if you don't have a joypad, it can be tedious. However despite this one flaw, Recettear is ultimately enjoyable and worth the price of admission, I reccomend this game to anyone who likes the olderschool RPGs.

If you have $15 burning a hole in your pocket, this isn't the worst way to spend it. The game is a lot of fun and if you like tower defense games and first person shooters, this is a near perfect blend betwen the two. Offering several ways to win each round, you can play each map more than one time. .... however this is where the game has it's downfall. For $15 you only get FOUR maps, which is the entirety of the game. I think I had finished this game in five hours, and played through it twice in less than nine hours. At that point I was bored with it and wished it had been much longer.

Ultimately I give this game 2 stars out of five. Everything the game does, it does pretty well, but you'll chew through that content very quickly and be left hungry for more.... but not in a good way. Ultimately the game feels half finished and I ended the game almost feeling like I had paid $15 for a demo. This game could easily be 3 or 4 times as long with the addition of more maps.

For $10 I haven't found a better bargain game. For those of you who like Real time strategy games, this one delivers. The very minimalistic graphics hide an intensely fun strategy game where you have to manage your troops and guess the movements of both your enemies and the civilians you are trying to save. For $10 you unlock so many more modes then offered in the demo, including the much more relaxing "casual" mode. This game is worth the entry price for sure, and you should get several good hours of play out of it if you like the demo.