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Little Inferno is a simple puzzler game made by Tomorrow Corporation. The game consists if you sitting in front of a fireplace or "The Little Inferno" and you simple burn items that you can purchase through catalog. You can purchase items with coins that you receive from burning other items. You always get more coins then you spent when you burn something. The game keeps you going with "alchemy" style combining such as many iOS games such as Doodle God. These combinations are called combos and you have to try and figure out the combos by the name suggested. For example the combo the Easter Bunny combo would require you to burn a bunch of eggs and a stuffed bunny toy together.

These simple mechanics could get repetitive for some; but personally the combo system kept me going. The game may be simple in mechanics and it's not too challenging, but it delivers a strong message about how you should spend your time. Little Inferno is a unique indie game with about 3-4 hours of solid gameplay that makes you rethink certain things you do in everyday life. With all that said I feel that it is definitely worth the solid price of 9.99$

Simply a masterpiece.

They say only way my family lives is if I stamp papers for a living. But I have encountered problem, and I am not sure how I can continue to do my job good. We will live in the cold, lose our house, and me and my family will starve. What I need is crucial for my success as inspector in Arstotzka. If I do not acquire this said item I will have no choice but to leave country and make living from milking goats. I do not like goats. If anyone is out there, please, bring me some stamp ink...

When Red Orchestra 2 and Counter-Strike have a baby....

This game is the biggest piece of ♥♥♥♥ I have ever played. If you like playing slow-mo all day long then this is the game for you.

For the love of god buy this game. You will love it. I won't even write a review on it. That's how confident I am. It will make you rage a lot and guess what? You'll still want to play. Not many games can do what Hotline Miami does.

No this is not a Minecraft rip-off. Just because a game uses blocks doesn't mean it's copying Minecraft. Now that that's out of the way here's the review. Terraria is a 2D RPG like indie game that offers more than you would expect. The game always keeps you busy with the large amount of bosses and special items that you want so badly. The singleplayer keeps you busy for hours and the multiplayer even more. The game is just as fun with friends than it is by yourself. With tons and tons of things to discover the game always leaves you with something to do. The diverse environment and large maps the game offers you endless areas for you to explore. Terraria is a great game that will offer you tons of replaybility and a unique experience. Although it seems that the game is a love/hate ordeal. You either like it or you don't. I personally think it is a great game and for 10$ (Goes on sale a lot for 2.50$ though) Terraria brings a lot to the table.

Game used to be very good. Somewhat balanced but for the most part nice and solid gameplay. Recently Jagex has been turning the game into ♥♥♥♥. If you are planning on buying this game to play with friends avoid at all costs. As of today 7/18/13 the game does not let you join a friends game or invite them, making gaming with your friends utterly pointless. If you want to play by yourself then that's ok, but the moment you want to play with someone on your friends list forget about it. Gameplay is a mix of minecraft and tf2. Something very dissapointing about the game is that it doesn't really take advantage that it is a "block style game. What I mean by that is there seems to be a lot mroe shooting them making forts and defenses with the terrain you are given with. Don't get me wrong people still tunnel and make defenses like you would expect, but not to the extremity that you would assume it would. So if you want to play with friends, avoid at all costs; even at the low 2.50$ price tag it gets to sometimes. If you are planning on going solo for the most part, it's a decent grab that will provide hours of desctuction and fun.

My expectations aren't really set high for Free-to-play games but boy does this one blow me away. The near 10GB download already had shocked me from the get go. The moment everything is setup into a huge all out war in 1 server. I can't give you an exact amount but it was well over 150+ players on at the time. The first thing that caught my eye though was the graphics. The detail put into the game is quite amazing. Very much comparable to Crysis 3 + Battelfield 3 graphics. Besides that there are a large variety of vehicles/aircrafts to choose from to keep you going. Like mentioned before the game is F2P so they have to get their income from selling virtual goods. Fortuneantly, purchasing items doesn't really unbalance gameplay at all to be honest. You could buy 'creds' to help buy unlocks for your weapons and other goodies but it doesn't really unbalance the game like a lot of F2p's do. I must point out though that it is rather difficult to understand what the heck you're doing when you first play. But if you give it a chance I assure you you'll like this game.