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I hate myself and this is the most effective way I know how to inflict pain on myself.

I recommend this game. But don't buy it right this moment.
It is just unpolished as all hell on PC. Not sure how the console ports fare, but on PC alone I keep running into small problem like...

Being unable to turn in sidequests.
Being unable to target anyone but the top enemy.
Not being able to move after combat.
Taunts outright not taunting.

This all gets kinda annoying when all I wanna do is keep playing, but the game is forcing me to save and close out and wait and pray that next time I boot it up it works fine. The first 10 hours of my experience when I only had 3 party members were very fun. I love the Bilgewater region from Runeterra so I just went out and explored and had fun. The longer I played though, the more these bugs just compounded and pissed me off. Again, I don't know how it plays on console, but on PC it's buggy and messy. Very rough around the edges and I hope this gets patched sooner rather than later.

In 1989, Curt Johnson had one task. Create a pack-in game for Windows computer systems to demonstrate the kind of things a computer could do. This would seem to be a daunting task, but thanks to his partner who was working at Microsoft at the time, Robert Donner, they would create one of the most simplest, yet most challenging puzzle games of all time. The game of Minesweeper would see many changes and tweaks over the years, but i don't think it was perfected until the year 2018 by LeonWaan Games. With the introduction of Hentai Minesweeper, the game would never be the same.

Unlike most Minesweeper games, Hentai Minesweeper decides to cut the crap and instead goes for a no story, more gameplay motif. So unfortunately it would be unfair to rate this game based on this. NA/10

Now the question you're asking is probably, "Is it a good game?" And my answer would be, "Yes!" Hentai Minesweeper is a revolutionary in the current state of Minesweeper games. The added concept of naked anime girls enhances the gameplay to near godlike levels. In other Minesweeper games, you would be hard-pressed to find a reason to get to the end of a board for any reason other than your own satisfaction. Hentai Minesweeper changes all that thanks to the added Breast mechanic. This little change to a game that you'd argue probably wouldn't need to be changed increases the gameplay to a level never thought imaginable in the Minesweeper gamescape. The new mechanics added in Hentai Minesweeper are the little push I feel Minesweeper needed to be relevant in a world full of 4k gaming. 10/10

Now, the only category that really matters. Did I have fun? Yes! Hentai Minesweeper's small changes and tweaks to the Minesweeper formula elevate the series to new heights. Just like what Breath of The Wild did for Zelda fans, Hentai Minesweeper did for fans of this age old titan of the gaming scene. LeonWaan Games knocked it out of the park on this entry and I am excited to see what they produce in the future, especially any more Minesweeper related cards they may have up their sleeve. 10/10

Final Score
10 + 10 + NA = 20/2 = 10

Hentai Minesweeper is a breath of fresh air for this series and I hope to see future entries adopt this formula to enhance their own game to these heights. The lack of plot stings a bit to me, but that's easy to ignore when the gameplay far outweighs any reason for disliking that exclusion. The breast mechanic helps keep an endgame goal for players to keep striving for and enhances the already existing mechanics to create this godly form of gameplay that is completely unexpected from a series as old as Minesweeper.

You can pet the dog...

But seriously, this game is a super intense isometric brawler just like most of Supergiant's collection. If you liked Transistor and Bastion, you'll most likely like this game as well. And since this is getting updates frequently, I would consider it more than worth the $25 price tag for an early access game.

I love the game.
I am generally a fan of Roguelikes so I decided to try this out.

I like how every ship part has a different mass and affects the balance of your ship.

I like how you get to kill whoever killed you in your last game for bonuses.

I also like the general cartoony 80's-ish vibe this game gave me.
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I don't like how when you pick a kit the only weapons in the first stage are from the kit (From what I noticed)

... That's all.

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It's a great game and if you're a fan of Roguelikes you should give it a try

(Since it's in Early-Access, it doesn't get a grade but if it did, so far 8/10. It's a great game.)

Addicting. I'll do a run and play until I win or die..... And then immediately start another one hoping to best the last one. The cycle doesn't stop... I'm even playing it right now, oh just died... *Starts another run*

Don't Starve Together was released into Early-Access on December 15, 2014. I was lucky enough to get a beta key and I played before you could buy it. And I got to say, unless you have friends.... DON'T PLAY THIS VERSION. It seems everything is a little harder like enemies for instance. Then again playing with friends doesn't really help. It probably makes it harder until you get the hang of it. If this so far seems like a negative, it isn't. I actually love this game. The fact that Don't Starve could only add multiplayer to make it better is amazing. This game is great singleplayer, but it gets even better...Together.

Great! If by great you mean working tirelessly to build an entire fenced off area with a couple rooms or something and then having all that work ripped away in the blink of an eye..... Then yeah pretty good.

Just get Sims 4!

8/10

Overall the word I'd use to describe this game is atmospheric. It drops you into this bland empty Wasteland and tells you to explore. It does seem a little dated, but what do you expect from a game you have to manually fix because it came out for Windows XP?