Reseñas recientes de Moogoo The Mangler

Canada isn't nearly as safe as this game makes it out to be.

This game feels like the lovechild of Super Meat Boy and Portal, and that is a very good thing.

I have mixed feelings about Cook, Serve, Delicious! While it's initially a lot of fun, preparing the same foods over and over again quickly becomes repetitive. To its credit, the game attempts to mix things up by introducing concepts like the catering mode (cook a smaller selection of food!) or daily bets (cook very specific foods!) but these extra modes did little to keep my interest.

I couldn't bring myself to finish Cook, Serve, Delicious! so I've got to give it a thumbs down. But if it goes on sale for cheap, I wouldn't fault you for picking it up.

I got this game for free, and I still feel ripped-off.

There's a reason that the Civilization series is synonymous with the expression "Just... one... more... turn..." Once you start playing Civilization V, you may never want to stop.

I spent all day playing this game, so I guess I like it?

This movie taught me that all indie game developers—without exception—suffer from some form of mental illness.

Seriously though, I really enjoyed this movie. The cinematography is beautiful, the soundtrack is great, and it gave me a window into the minds of some of my favorite indie game developers—Phil Fish is particularly fascinating. This is definitely worth watching if you have an interest in Braid, Super Meat Boy, Fez, or indie game development in general.

Calling Little Inferno a game is a too kind -- it's more of a "burning things simulator". You spend money to purchase objects which you then burn in your fireplace. Burning objects gives you money, which you then use to buy new objects. That's the entire gameplay loop. The whole game can be beaten in about 2-3 hours.

You probably shouldn't buy this game. Or if you do, you shouldn't spend very much money on it. But if someone gives you a copy, it's at least worth installing and enjoying the nice fire effects.

There's nothing I don't like about this game. Graphics, music, story, gameplay; it's all awesome.

Chime gives me that same happy, zen-like feeling that I get from playing Tetris. The game only comes with six different songs, which is a damn shame — but I still recommend it in spite of that.