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Short, fun, and to the point. This game doesn't waste a lot of time and it's tight level design makes for a quick, but enjoyable experience. The game's art and music oozes personality which has spawned a lot of horny fan art.

Decent, fun game to enjoy quickly. Not a lot of replay value or deep gameplay, but good for a few laughs.

Good arcadey shooting. Come for the bathroom humor and charm, stay for the compelling skill trees. Don't expect visceral,satisfying gunplay like Doom.

This game is honestly one of the most versitile games I own in my 400+ game library. WIth easily hundreds unpon hundreds of games on Steam Workshop and as DLC, there is constant variety. The game works well with decent customization. The game itself is a tad buggy, but has no gamebreaking issues to speak of. I would definately recomment.

This game is incredible, its touching story is only enriched by a great soundtrack and humourous dialouge. Behind the off-putting RPG Maker visuals and gameplay is a tear-jerking story that will melt the coldest of hearts. Bring a blanket and a box of tissues for this game.

This game is amazing. As a gamer who normally shys away from stragegy games, XCOM was my first expirence with a fully fleshed out proper strategy game. This game features decent animation, exciting combat, and a compeling gameplay expirence. The combat is simple: You click squares to move/attack, and buttons to use skills or do an action. However, the game is balanced so that the combat is tense, but still fair. You learn to be cautious, and you learn when the game is telling you to be aggressive.
However, this game sorely lacks in any sort of meaningful narritive. While there is a story, it is quite bland and uninteresting, and while the combat is fun, eventually you crave for more complexity.
Ultimately this game is quite enjoyable, and I would heartily recommend it to anyone interested in strategy games, regardless of how inexpirenced or expirenced that person would be.