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This is a great puzzler in the genre of the connect 3(4/5) of the same thing to clear. Halloween themed and a variety of map shapes and levels to keep things interesting to the very end. Great for all the family and good clean fun. Sounds are well done, graphics are good for this type of game.

If you like "bejewelled" style games and are in the market for a cheap themed game, I recommend this one. Achievements and unlocks are there for added play value.

Would trick or treat again.

Updated (August 2018): Blanka and Sagat are now introduced is season pass 3. Took them long enough to add characters that should have been their originally. Only now they have slapped all those early adopters in the face by releasing SFV arcade edition that includes the first 2 season passes. While the early adopters are left with paying for season passes and pretty much treated like crap. Well I guess that sums up company promises "We will not be releasing different paid for editions" and companies such as Capcom. "fool me once shame on you...fool me twice..." should have known really.


I have been a Streetfighter player since Streetfighter 1. A fan through the amazing 90's and numerous versions of SF2 including the crazy hacked ones where the screen is filled with fireballs. Alpha, turbo, hyper versions all played to death. The skeleton of a game we were originally given has been updated to the "Arcade edition". It is a lot better. There are more modes now the graphics have all been updated and the promised features have been smoothly integrated into the existing game. However, you will need season/character passes to get the full roster of characters. I personally find that to be more of a rip off than releasing different editions. I maintain my view that this is possibly the worse Streetfighter ever.

It is still true that classic characters left aside to make room for uninteresting new characters. This is finally being fixed with Blanka and Sagat on the way. If they change the charge mechanic for Blanka, I will be very unhappy. The dumbing down of charge characters is probably the worse thing about Street fighter 5 and with so many faults that is saying something.

Stages that distract badly from the action. Always online or you cannot play properly. Bad network code. Disconnect cheating with no effective penalty. The new version has a weird difficulty, I was able to win some rounds with positioning and ducking and just pressing hard kick even on higher difficulties. Not much skill involved.

They nerfed Zangief and "boxer"(Balrog/Bison), Vega also feels worse in the new version. This all add up to a thoroughly unenjoyable game. The DLC strategy for this game is the ugly face of the game industry. They nickel and dime you at every opportunity. Many of the unlocks cannot be gained without the characters you have to pay for or earn FM (very slowly) to open.

For a session of Friday night Fisticuffs play something else. SF4 does pretty much everything this game does but better (and you can get the Ultra edition of around £8s in sales).

The control stick problem continues to be a "feature" of the Arcade edition. There is software and workarounds (one of which I use) but it is simply unacceptable for the control stick support to be this bad. This no longer has the excuse of being rushed it is just bad and does not deserve the love or loyalty that SF games have built up over the years.

TL;DR It's not that Sugar Honey Ice Tea any more but it still isn't what it should be.

Left for Dead 2 is an amazing game. With a team of friends or future friends when you do really well the game truly shines. The achievements keep the game interesting. The introduction of special zombies and map design are in a league of their own. The character design is awesome and you truly get a feel for the team as a whole and relate to the situation and their faults and feelings through a great script and voice acting.

Versus mode is well done and you get some amazing teamwork happening on both sides. Surprise cluster-F#c<$ when a team pulls off a great combo keep the game fresh on every play through.

Achievements are worth chasing and give a real sense of achievement. Map design is awesome. Can't recommend this enough. If you like or want to get into a Co-op shooter then this is up there as one of the best.

Last but not least who doesn't love zombies/infected?

This is a great game for couch co-op. It has great gameplay and all round laughs. The objective of the game is simple enough "climb to the top". There are extra options such as burning hands, low gravity, etc that add a bit of variety. there seems to be an infinite number of possible walls to climb. you can also try maps that are made up of wheels.

I would avoid this game if you have:

- no friends
- No control pads
- hate fun

I would recommend this game if you:

- Have friends
- Have control pads
- are looking for a fun party game

Here is some gameplay footage of us trying it out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9M2mFwL7QU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHt-gL9x-BM

Completed and loved this game. The graphics are pixel style but the gameplay is amazing. The "time" gameplay mechanic is used really well and is great fun to experiment with. The "homage" naming of characters is also great. I loved the art style, loved the humour, loved the mechanics and loved the game.

A truly badass and innovative game, I highly recommend this badboy.

So STFU and get it :P

This is a great point and click puzzle game. Played with the family and we had a good time. The gameplay in Puzzle Agent consists of solving a variety of puzzles, ranging from simple logic puzzles to more complex challenges that require some experimentation and trial-and-error. The puzzles are well-designed and offer a good mix of difficulty, and the game's quirky sense of humor adds to the overall appeal.

One of the standout features of Puzzle Agent is its charming and unique art style, which combines hand-drawn artwork with stop-motion animation. This gives the game a distinct visual flair. The voice acting is also top-notch, with strong performances from the game's talented cast of voice actors.

In terms of gameplay, Puzzle Agent is straightforward and easy to learn, making it accessible to players of all skill levels. The game's story is quirky and enjoyable. The story is good, I enjoyed it. It didn't weave a tale worthy of any prizes but it was comedic and funny throughout. I am hoping we get some closure on the events of the game in Puzzle Agent 2.

Overall, Puzzle Agent is a delightful puzzle-adventure game that offers a good mix of brain-teasing challenges and a charming sense of humor. It's a great pick for fans of puzzle games and anyone looking for a fun and quirky gaming experience.

It is a fairly short game. I completed in just under 5 hours. For the price of a chicken burger meal it is a steal. if you catch it in a bundle or on Sale, take the plunge. You won't regret it.

10/10 would be freaked out by Gnomes again.

This is a character pass, you get only the characters, no stages and they pretty much made Balrog/Boxer useless. Very disappointed.

This is a good little game with a great story. It is short, I completed the game with most achievements in under 4 hours. The story is enjoyable and the characters are memorable and well written. The puzzles are not really challenging for anyone with even a little experience of this kind of game in the past but again serve there purpose and are fun to varying degrees. The game shows its "android" routes at various stages (like the puzzles that require moving things), which is a negative for me but they do not detract enough from the overall experience to warrant a negative review.

If you are looking for a simple, short blast of fun that can be played and enjoyed by all ages then I highly recommend this game.

If you are looking for an in-depth adventure with challenging puzzles that require walkthroughs and/or immense intelligence try something else.

As it stands I would purchase a part 2 without hesitation and the story lends itself to that possibility.

10/10 would get a "boggy" foot fetish again.

Updating this to reflect the current state of play:

I loved the art style of Secret Ponchos and had a lot of fun with it when people actually played. Failure to go free to play or update killed this otherwise great game.

It was a fun multiplayer action with a unique and stylized art style, set in a wild west setting. The characters were all great outlaws battling it out in fast-paced duels. The controls were tighter than a fishes poop-hole and the gamplay as addictive as crack. But even crack gets old and the Switchblade Monkeys dropped the ball with little to no interest n updates or retaining the plaer-base. Once a highly recommended game for cowboys and cowgirls alike. Now a barren ghost town.

This is sadly dead.

I enjoyed this game. It is fairly short so keep that in mind in relation to the price its at (its been on sale a couple of times). Some of the leaps and jumps can get quite tricky and take a second to work out exactly where you need to go. you get rocket boots mid-game that help a lot and the grapple, jumping plus the boots let you approach the terrain in different ways. I'm pretty sure I got through some levels in ways the game creators never designed them to be traversed. It sort of felt like cheating at times but also satisfying that you could think outside the box.

This isn't an action game and there is nothing to kill. If you are looking for that, look elsewhere. This game is played as part of you(a Dad) telling his daughter a bed time story. I played at night so when you save and quit you/the Dad says "it's getting late maybe we should continue tomorrow." which had its own kind of immersion for me as he was right it was getting late.

The story is quite simple and it has a few unanswered questions but it ties the jumping sections together and serves well enough to weave an interesting tale. This won't make GOTY anytime soon but it is enjoyable and what it does it does really well.