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I bought the game on Switch. Loved it so much I had to buy it on Steam so I could both support the developers and get the achievements to show how much I loved it.

10/10, love Misfortune. So many awesome quotes including my favorite: "Give yourself a f*ck!"

10/10. Suck at drawing, loving making up bad drawings.

It's spyro. What's not to like? This remastered trilogy feels just like the old spyro, but with new graphics. It's an amazing addition for everyone who remembers and loves spyro. What's not to like about having all three games in one place?

This is the first Lego game I've ever played and also my favorite. It has tons of missions to play and lots of things to get so you can get 100% of the game. My only complaint? No achievements. I love having achievements on Lego games (and other games). It gives me a sense of accomplishment to get them. Lego Star Wars The Force Awakens HAS achievements but The Clone Wars and this one don't.
I wish they could just make a patch and give us some achieves - it would be cool.

too scary for me right now

I bought this game with money I earned from selling cards.
This is that kind of game you buy to increase your amount of achievements.
I thought that, at the very least, I would get an achievement per correct answer.

Wrong. I answered 20 something questions, quit the game and then,BAM, 5000 achievements came rolling in.

The game allows you to change the difficulty: 2, 3 or 4 seconds per answer. That's it. You answer a question on subtraction, addition and multiplication.

It's okay if you want the achievements. And it's okay if you want your kids to improve their math.

I played this game twice when there was a free version on the Internet.
I loved it then and I love it now. I bought it because I wanted to have it in steam and I wanted to get the achievements.

I love the puzzles, the history and the art. The puzzles aren't hard and the history is easy to follow. There are two bad endings and a true ending and 21 gems to gather.

It's a cute easy game. It has scary moments, and some parts can get your heart racing (looking at you, Mad Father).

My boyfriend bought June's Humble Bundle and gave me this game. He knew it was a perfect game for me. And he was right!
It's a click-point game with a lot of achievements. If you play the game without saving and then loading to get a different ending, you don't get all the achieves. That's what I did. I played it all and now I'm going to play it all again but do different things to get other achievements (Sorry Millie, I'm going to save you now!).

I really liked it. It tells a sweet story. I wasn't sure of what the ending was going to be - I thought (SPOILER) that Finn had gone to college or some stuff like that. Oh boy, was I wrong.
In the elevator's scene I started to understand what was going to happen but I still liked it a lot, and was a surprise.

I hope they have more games like this. The scenery was amazing, the dialogues too! I loved Ted. E. Bear and I want a plushie!

I spent 13 years looking for this game. I remember playing it when I was 9 years old. I never heard of it again until four days ago when I was looking for old games that I loved but never owned.

And, after writing versions of "old pc ball game" and "old pc game ball that eats stuff", I saw a screenshot of this game. I immediately squeeled with joy and tried to find its name. And I did.

Amazingly as it was, two days ago was my birthday and, of course, what did my boyfriend give me? THIS GAME

I WASN'T THIS EXCITED SINCE EVER

And so I played. And I discovered something: either my old-self was really good at gaming or she didn't have rage-quit. Either way, I am pissed. And happy. And I continue to play the game, trying to finish the levels.

And I've showed it to my boyfriend who, let's just say, has way more rage-quit than I do.

So that will be fun.

Amazing game, amazing nostalgia, love it <3

As soon as it was available to buy, I bought it. And as soon as I got home from work (Mind you, I bought it while working) I sat on the couch and, for the following 4.8 hours only got up to pee.

I discovered To the Moon through a friend, and then I watched Markiplier, Pewdiepie and Jacksepticeye playing it. I bought it and I played it in a friend's account. I still haven't played it in my account because I'm not ready for an avalanche of feelings.

I liked this game. I'm not sure whether I prefer Finding Paradise or To the Moon. To the Moon hit me hardest, I think, but I only teared up in Finding Paradise when the half-dead person dies.

It has cool moves, new features and it gives us a hint at a third game! Which, of course, I will be buying as soon as it comes out. Hopefully, there isn't a bridge as it existed between To the Moon and Finding Paradise.

10/10 would buy and playing and tear up again.