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Grade: 90/100
Difficulty: Easy once you get used to object/word/adjective limitations.
Pros: Diverse and unique gameplay depending on how you choose to play; user-created content available through Steam Workshop; object editor so you can make your own objects.
Cons: You can play through and beat all the levels without so much as making a scratch on the shard lists, meaning you have to go through the lists and complete each objective even if you've already finished the game if you want to collect all the shards.
Replayable: Only for achievement addicts or completionists.

Grade: 78/100
Difficulty: The only difficult part is when you have a dungeon exam. If you haven't got the spells or enough mana to appropriately deal with the situation you're given, you fail. Fail enough, you get expelled. The rest of the game is pretty easy.
Pros: Silly entertainment; different each time if you let it be.
Cons: Some scenarios are too rigid and fixed in the game no matter what decisions you make; the music can invoke diabetes and/or nausea.
Replayable: Yes, with popcorn and candy because it can be pretty entertaining. Not sure how to earn that 'Accidentally Married' achievement...

Grade: 50/100
Difficulty: I admittedly had to scour the internet for solutions to several puzzles. The 'clues' were useless.
Pros: Silly and different; no unexpected twists.
Cons: Puzzle difficulty was a deterrent for me. I got really pissed off at this game.
Replayable: No. Just, no.

Ben There, Dan That!
Grade: 65/100
Difficulty: Easy, as long as you click precisely where you're supposed to (the bane of all adventure games).
Pros: The dark humor was chuckle-worthy for the most part; it played pretty quickly.
Cons: Not enough substance to the 'story' -- which is likely why they needed a sequel to package it with.
Replayable: No. I am not that desperate.

Time Gentlemen, Please!
Grade: 70/100
Difficulty: Easy to know where to go and what to do, but a few of the puzzles were actually challenging compared to the first game (Ben There, Dan That!).
Pros: Much more entertaining story than the first game, likely due to having a real cast of characters; Nazi dinosaurs.
Cons: A little too insane in some places -- I almost called it quits and uninstalled the game before finishing.
Replayable: No. I am still not that desperate.

Grade: 92/100
Difficulty: Very easy to play; moderately difficult to get the different end-game outcomes.
Pros: Silly humor; some geeky easter eggs to find if you pay attention; lots of combinations to make each playthrough different from the last.
Cons: Not as engaging as it could be story-wise; many choices are very non-intuitive if you are attempting to reach a particular end-game goal.
Replayable: Only until you've attained all the possible end-game outcomes -- by that point, you probably know all the game dialogue by heart. But it's casual fun until then!

Grade: 88%
Difficulty: Ranging from easy to very difficult. You don't always have time to whip out that perfect combo of magic, and there's always a chance of doing more harm than good with friendly fire or blowing yourself up.
Pros: Hilarious storyline, dialogue and atmosphere; easy-to-learn spell system that suits many player styles; nothing is likely to play the same way twice; dozens of DLCs to make it more fun.
Cons: If you have a bad memory or aren't quick with your keystrokes, you might have a bad time. If your co-op teammates think blowing things up is fun, you are really going to have a bad time. (Blow them up first. Trust me.) Things may also feel a little tedious at times.
Replayable: Heck yeah!

Grade: 98/100
Difficulty: Ranging from easy to very difficult depending on chapter or aspect of the game. Timing, geometry and choices can change outcomes.
Pros: Very engaging dialogue and environment; fantastic storyline; co-op robotic mayhem; user-created maps for continued challenge and gameplay; Cave Johnson.
Cons: Co-op mode does not like me and/or is cursed. I may never complete co-op testing!
Replayable: Yes, yes, yes. There's always something you didn't catch before.

Grade: 95/100
Difficulty: Moderate. Some puzzles can be challenging, but if I was able to beat the game -- anybody can.
Pros: Very approachable gameplay dynamics; no irritating protagonist dialogue; entertaining tidbits along the way.
Cons: Over too soon; could have more storyline; the cake is a lie.
Replayable: Yes, but not likely because it's the same thing over and over again.

Grade: 92/100
Difficulty: Pretty easy. Learn the best combos early on, then learn to make them more effective as you go and things get more challenging.
Pros: Pretty world; intuitive layout; snarky dialogue; killing LOTS of stuff; great for achievement addict.
Cons: Storyline is a little lacking; you've gotta be in a Slaughter Everything mood to play longer than an hour or two at a time; co-op mode is currently very broken/unplayable.
Replayable: Yes, for letting off steam.

This game absolutely blew me out of the water. Yes, the graphics are quite simple, but the story is deep, moving, humorous, engaging and altogether beautiful. I picked up the version with the soundtrack and don't regret that decision! It's mostly piano, but beautiful. If you like adventure games, or have been itching for a game with a great story (like I have) ... then you may want to consider To The Moon! I see myself replaying this game just for the awesome story. It's like rereading a favorite book.