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This is one of the best RPG maker games I've played to date, easily up there with To the Moon. It is a simple RPG that reminds me of the days of old; fun, easy to play, simple, yet filled with depth. The story may seem cliche at first, but is actually very well written and full of surprises. I highly recommend, 10/10.

Extremely fun arcade shooter. Most game sessions will take around 5 minutes or so to play. The graphics are exactly what you expect ("retro"), and the controls are extremely simple. Your plane will become more and more customizable as you play, with specific accomplishments to obtain with each part that help unlock new parts. This adds a nice level of replayability to the game. Not sure it is worth it at the $9.99 price point (though I suppose I would have fed about that many quarters into this game as a kid), but if you can find it on sale, well worth it.

Got this game in a humble bundle some time ago. So happy I didn't pay full price. You'd be mad to pay full price. It's barely worth $5. It's barely worth $1.

You'll get about an hour worth of play out of this, unless you are the completionist sort. There are around 20 levels. That's it. Nothing changes except the difficulty and the placement of the planets.

Difficulty curve is like running headlong into a brickwall. You'll hit the 5th level and unless you turn it waaaaaay down the game is basically unplayable. The AI gets to start with all planets and there will be two of them against you. I phrase it that way even though it is supposed to be a 1v1v1; both the AI will pretty much focus all efforts on you. It doesn't require skill to pass, just an insane amount of luck. If you like repetatively doing the same task over and over again and hoping it works, then this game is for you! If not, avoid it.

Overall, a really poor port of a tablet game. For an "intro" game to Galcon Fusion, way out of the price range. This game is clearly nothing more than a money grab.

2/10

Fantastic next chapter of the Civilization series. I would immediately encourage you to pick up the expansions (or just buy the complete edition), as the expansions make the game even more enjoyable.

The biggest plus in my opinion? No more endless unit stacking seen in previous Civ games! Miltaries are a bit more expensive to maintain, forcing you to actually think about how you'll use your units, rather than just throwing endless numbers of them at your enemies.

I highly recommend it! 10/10.

Really fun, simple game with great artwork. Ittle Dew is a classic puzzle solver which reminds me very much of zelda: link to the past. The only knock I would give it is that the amount of content is limited; as of this review, I beat the game in a little over 2 hours, and I imagine there are a few more hours worth of content in order to get a 100% completion. Overall, 8/10.

If you can grab it for cheap, it's a great old school point and click puzzle solver. I got 10ish hours worth of fun out of it. The only problems I encountered were on a few puzzles. Sometimes a puzzle has multiple solutions, but the programmers only expected there to be one. In these cases I generally solved the puzzle, then looked up the solution they wanted. There are extensive walkthoughs online.