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Can't say I've ever enjoyed being so bloody sad.

[Disclaimer: As a Yorkie myself, I'm probably going to be biased]

The setting and the usage of Yorkshire, for what it has to offer, is criminally underrepresented in the realm of gaming. Yorkshire Gubbins takes advantage of this and provides a great example of Yorkish culture and humour with it's clever dialogue, ludicrous plot and overall fun in the setting of a small town in semi-rural Yorkshire like Ilkley, Roundhay or Halifax.

Content-wise, as of now, Yorkshire Gubbins will probably get you around 2-3 hours* of playtime if you know what you're doing. Gubbins currently consists of a 30 minute tutorial and two multiple-hour long short stories.

(*ty for the correction)

Honestly, pick it up. It's £3.99. There are places in England where that's the price of water (Looking at you, Westminster.) If you're that damn stingy then go pick it up when it's on sale; make sure to remember to pick it up though.

Thank you Matt and Mike for making me feel an emotional bond with a tadpole.

Good God is this game addictive! I got £10 steam funds on a rainy sunday in April and decided to buy this along with Don't Starve. Civ III refused to work for a while which really annoyed me, then I tried a few weeks later and it was the time of my life <3

DuckTales: Remastered is great for new gamers who are into modern platformers like Rayman Legends, New Super Mario Bros. 2/U etc. and is even better for gamers who like the classics such as Mega Man, the old DuckTales itself and Castlevania etc. DT:R combines Fun Boss Battles, Fun mechanics mostly exclusive to the DuckTales series of games and classic platforming and shows that the Sidescrolling Genre is still alive and well. I recommend this game to anybody.

I recommend this game to anybody and I think this is a title that shouldn't be overlooked. Spore nowadays is too underrated, people say it's not worth the price, it really is. Either way, this game does have its flaws.

In the Cell stage, there are certain green creatures that expand, sometimes they can stretch and sometimes even disappear.

Even though this game is a title I recommend to anybody, the Tribal and City stages are quite repetetive, it feels more like Clash of Clans, rather than the Beat 'em up free-roaming style of the creature stage and the Cell stages.