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hi, nice game its fun and calming.
i was just wondering what is spiral equation speed and also what is line number multiplier?

what do they effect? I cant figure out what its changing. thank you

cool game.

I just bought this game because it seemed like a neat little introductory game to programming and coding.
I have little understanding of coding but would like to get into it.

At first glance of this game i am currently just finished the introductory puzzles. it is fun and uses alot of logic
that gives you a nice little challenge to the brain, and you feel accomplished after finding the solution. Or even
more so when you get it first try :)

my only complaint so far is that the instructions are a little hard to understand sometimes. sometimes the wording or the way the instructions are written dosent quite flow easily. Im not really sure how to explain this. but with after reading multiple times it helps.

Also in the instructions it gets very confusing when you are using so much symbols like '-' and '#'
within the examples that you give for the code.

As someone who is unfamiliar with programming, i got stuck few times where i entered some symbols in the
code which you had in the examples that were not part of it.

I can show you where i mean by this if you ask. but its hard to explain it here.

fun game tho i think
thank you

I did not get this game for free :) but maybe in the future you guys can send me your new game to review for you :):)
hehe thank you again

The ability to be able to bring your imagination to life is what really gives this game such an appeal. Even in early acces the possibilities are endless. If you can think it you can build it. Great game with massive potential. Game does need to be optimized and tinkered but with time being the only constraint with this game... I'm willing to wait

1) Must buy this game
3) Recommended steam sale purchase
4) Dont bother

When i saw this game come up I was excited to fall in love again with all the classic characters from NES, and boy! do they deliver, not only are the visual animations true to the old days, gameplay is also the same.

The game has simple buttons to navigate with only 3 commands punch, kick, jump with manouvers run and dash and these same commands are used to pick up weapons/items. Each character can also have special attack moves.

There are 4 types of sporting events including Cross Country, Obstacle Relay, Camphor ball and Battle Royal. The first two are pretty much the same except obstacle relay obviously includes obstacles. Camphor ball is a game where you need to beat the oppenent in climbing a pole to reach a ball in which you punch till it breaks. Battle Royal is a fighting arena where you fight other contestants. In all of these events you are able to hit the oppenents during any stage of the game to hinder or even eliminate your oppenent from the round. There is defienetly some fun to be had in each of these modes.

One of the greatest features of this game is that you are able to customise almost anything to your liking. This paired with a quite impressive story line with many hilarious scenes starring familiar characters gives the game an authentic feel.
A big part of the game is playing through and unlocking teams, characters, special moves to use in your arsenal and this is quite dragging in it self, but essential.

The most significant downside to this otherwise enjoyable game is the fact that the rules are too convoluted and contrived. I'll show why by dissecting a race. For starters, the screen doesn't advance until all players reach the end of it. Upon entering the next screen, each combatant starts in the position that they finished the previous screen in. Therefore, you really only need to try during the final screen in which any player can easily claim victory. You get points according to how well you placed but you also collect them throughout the race by such actions as beating up other players. This means that you can "win" a race flawlessly only to discover that you actually lost because the player in last place beat up more people than you. It's a confusing mess with no clear method that guarantees success. Additionally, the poorly translated text is a chore to understand. If you can't grasp how to play then good luck trying to decipher the instructions.

1) Must buy this game
3) Recommended steam sale purchase
4) Dont bother

Plague Inc. is the latest and perhaps greatest entry in the perplexingly popular pandemic simulation genre. Players must design the most lethal and effective plague possible, with the darkly satisfying end goal of killing every human on earth before they discover and cure your engineered disease. Your infection starts off basic, but can be mutated regularly to infect and spread more rapidly, or to be made more lethal.

Gamers that can look past any moral qualms will find an enjoyable and full-featured pandemic simulator. To keep replay value high players have seven disease types to choose from, each with their own special gameplay wrinkle. Viruses mutate on their own, sometimes introducing unwanted high-profile side effects like vomiting, for example. Fungal Spores, Bacteria, Parasites and other disease types each have their own specific hook to figure out.

I had a hard time putting Plague Inc down, despite the game’s copious amounts of downtime and bare-bones presentation. It’s exhilarating (in a grim way) to see your rate of infection climb into the billions thanks to perfect planning, and then mutate in killer traits like Pneumonia and Fever to secure the end of human history.

2) Recommended buy
3) Recommended steam sale purchase
4) Dont bother

Permanent death of a character is one of the most extreme punishments a game can dole out. In The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, a rare balance is struck where its brutal bullet-hell difficulty isn’t a punishment, but an opportunity to see something totally new. Because of excellent randomization and seemingly endless content, I’m still seeing items, bosses, and entirely new types of dungeons even after 30 hours of intense twin-stick shooter-style battle. And, every so often, I pause for a moment and appreciate that I’m playing as a traumatized, naked child who’s destroying poop monsters and zombie babies by crying on them because his crazy mother tried to kill him. So it’s something we can all relate to.

The time I’ve spent with Binding of Isaac: Rebirth has been non-stop fun and surprises, with just a tad too much frustration when I lose a rare item. But even when it slaps me down harder than I’d have liked, starting again is always a treat, because I’m likely to discover something new and darkly comedic. That’s plenty of motivation to keep right on playing this amazing game.

2) Recommended buy
3) Recommended steam sale purchase
4) Dont bother


Emily is Away is a simple game that unexpectedly alows you to live back in a earlier time of your life.
The nostalgia that is sprinkled throuought the game keeps you enthralled through the beginning chapters which may start off slow.

Game only takes about 20-30minutes to play through, but by the end will leave you screaming more.

WARNING: playing the game through more than once may be required for your own pesronal satisfaction

rocket league for lyf !