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7.5/10 - Postal 2 Complete is at long last here on Steam. It is not a great shooter title, but this can easily be summed up as a guilty pleasure. This game is basically about a guy simply known as 'The Postal Dude', walking about his town to do some otherwise normal activities, and ending up in the middle of some absolutely chaotic and often hilarious situations. This game is not for anyone easily offended, and is quite the opposite of politically correct. You will find weapons ranging from mad cow disease infected cow heads to boomerang machetes that slice and dice civilians and enemies and more among the base game and expansions, that can often act more as a diversion just to see what sick and twisted things you can do rather than just to progress the game. The game is perverse. The game is mental. The game is indeed Postal.

Oh, and it also has little Gary Coleman zombies in the expansion!

Any fan of Edmund McMillen (Super Meat Boy, Binding of Isaac, Gish, and Newgrounds fame) needs to pick this wonderfully bizarre collection up ASAP. It's a mere $3.99, and is loaded. On top of the 9 games you get, which range from the bizarre stylings you'd expect from McMillen, to some rather innovative and unique titles, you also get a slew of other nice bonuses, including video and audio interviews, concept art, playable tech demos, and even a 30 song soundtrack featuring music from the collection.

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Very fun, retro styled platformer with an assortment of entertaining puzzle elements thrown in the mix. You'll be doing everything from rotating the screen, to using time to your advantage. Lots of different puzzle themes thrown in the mix, that pretty much put this in the same type of platforming category as Braid and the Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom. This one has over 100 levels, with various castle interior and exterior settings. Pretty damn fun if you like these types of platformers that add the action type of puzzle elements into the mix. My only gripe is that the levels themselves do not take up more than 1 screen.

Simple and addicting RTS-lite gameplay, immerses the player in a world filled with small plant-like spheres to take over, by creating an army of "seedlings". Obviously the title is a play on words, combining euphoria and flora, because that is pretty much what the game focuses on. I don't know why, probably because there's just something about it, but the gameplay is enchanting, and just keeps pulling me back. I'll just say I really dig Eufloria. I recommend this for anyone who likes RTS games, but is looking for a good little diversion that is not totally time consuming, or just anyone in general even if they don't like RTS games, and perhaps want an easy to get into entry level RTS. Eufloria is it.