Recent reviews by Weedoof

The only reason I wouldn't recommend wallpaper engine is if you already have a folder with thousands of pictures saved over the years. Beyond that, the variety and (somtimes) quality of the available ones to pick from is worth the buy.

I hate this game and yet I can't stop playing it.

One of those games that doesn't get any worse as time goes on. It's still as fun to shoot zombies with your friends (Or some guys you met online) as it was when I bought it four years ago.

When I first heard about it, I had a hard time believing the hype that surrounded it. "It's just an 8-bit indie game!" I thought. "Game of the year 2015? Second coming of Christ? Whatever, I'll just keep playing the games I have already."

Then a friend of mine got it for me while it was on sale, and I never felt I was able to return the favor.
Undertale may not be the best game I've ever played, but it's high on the list.

The gameplay is simple, but effective and it does what its meant to do well. The puzzles provided a nice challenge, but were never pointlessly difficult.
The soundtrack is fantastic. Months after I've fully completed the game, I still love listening to a few of the songs made for this game.
The characters are lovable, with distinct personalities that you could almost believe are real.

And the story. Holy crap, the story. Imagine your standard RPG turned on its head. I can't put words together to describe the impact this game and its story had on me. It made me laugh, it made me cry. It made me feel so emotionally attached to fictional characters in ways I've never felt before. It filled me with the determination I needed to move on at some points. It made me think about my own existence and the choices I've made up to that point. It made me feel sorry for the antagonist who tried to murder me only minutes after I began playing.

If you're one of the many who hasn't played this game, you're missing out.

BioShock Infinite is easily the best game I have ever played, paralleled only by the original BioShock. Combat is a little lackluster, but everything else is just amazing. The character development, the storyline, the everything else (and ending especially) just makes it one of the most, if not the single most, incredible games I have ever played.

And get the Season Pass. Only DLC I've tried that's really worth the money.

Once upon a time, I got this game with gems during the steam winter sale. So far I'm not regretting my decision. It's a lot of fun to play, with most levels being difficult enough to provide a challenge while being easy enough to be fun. It's a simple concept, launching a probe that orbits for as long as you can make it, but as the game goes on and more things are added to complicate play it's not hard to see the entertainment value. Great game overall, I completely recommend it.

Imagine pipe dreams. Except the water is a car and you have to beat 50 levels of the exact same thing to win.

2/10. Kinda fun at first, but it gets really boring really quickly. Don't buy it unless you can profit from trading cards.

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This game is great if you hate your life.

September 2013:
"Free to play? All right, I guess I'll try it out."

RIP money. You will be missed.