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I've played several rhythm-based games, but none of them have been quite as enjoyable as Melody's Escape. It's not perfect, mind you, but it does possess something special that sets it apart. I feel a sense of connection, like I’m truly playing my music, as opposed to just engaging in a tacked on minigame. If you are a fan of the genre and want to “take your music to the next level,” Melody’s Escape is definitely worth considering.

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Gunkid 99 builds on the Super Crate Box mechanics to create a fresh, fun experience. You have plenty of incentive to keep returning, as you complete challenges to unlock new content and battle to improve your scores and unlock achievements. New enemy types, terrains, and guns feel different enough to give the game a sense of progression, without sacrificing a satisfying core gameplay that makes all good arcade games have lasting value. If this sounds up your ally, give the demo a try, but know that you'll be getting more than your money's worth here.

A tranquil world worth experiencing for the patient.

Incredible game for the price. Faced-paced, challenging gameplay will keep you hooked till the boss (and beyond?).

UBERMOSH is a reasonably fun arcade game, let down by a poor user interface, obstructing camera, and worst of all, frequent game crashes. Whenever my score reaches over 100 on any of the rounds, at some point, the client will freeze, forcing me to close the program or leave the round. Reinstalling the program did nothing, and since there in no settings menu in the game, I have no easy way to troubleshoot. Maybe this wouldn't be an issue in later instalments of the series, but I've lost intrest at this point as I have no way to play for 100% achivements.

Most users don't seem to be experiencing crashes, in which case, I'd give a casual recommendation, considering the low price. In it's current state for me, there's no point to continue playing.

A bit rough around the edges, but overall, a fun little platformer. Considering its low price, I'd recommend it.

Neat little Zelda-esque game with a charming artstyle and cast of charcters, challenging puzzles, and a lush world. Recommended!

Awesome game with lots of detail and and challenge. Highly recommended!

A pleasant opening to introduce the full game. It has a fun story, nice music, and cute art. I've noticed some improvement since the first game, which is always a good thing. I appreciate that the developer included achievements in the demo, providing an easy game to 100%. If you've got a few minutes to spare, I'd definitely recommend you check it out.

Note: the game DOES support the English language.

Disclaimer: Review Copy

I enjoy difficult games. Marble Mayhem: Fragile Ball is a difficult game. Therefore I should enjoy Marble Mayhem.

Wait...

I enjoy difficult games that are FUN. Games like Super Meat Boy, VVVVVV, even Eryi's Action. Games that have solid mechanics and rely on the skill of the player. Games, that despite playing each level multiple times, remain to keep the player hooked.

Marble Mayhem: Fragile Ball is definatly a hard game, but not a very good one. The controls are bad, the visuals are bad, and even the repeating music and sound effects get annoying after a while. There is no insentive to keep playing the levels, because all that awaits you are more of the same.

In conclusion, if all you are looking for is a hard game, then you may like Marble Mayhem. I, however, play games to have fun time.