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If you've read some critics/reviews of this game they mostly say it's similar to the Freeware Flash Game fl0w years ago.
Or it isn't better than in Spore the Cell Stadium. They might be right but this doesn't count much. I played for about 3 hours a really relaxing and challenging game. The Soundtrack is quite fabulously. The graphics very inspiring glowing lighty - like in the movie Abyss. Another goodie is to collect 3 different elements instead of one and bosses are not too easy. There is even a competive mode with an extra AI opponent (which I switched off to complete the game quickly). But theoretical you can play infinitely ...

Do you like snooker or pool billard? Then you're right with this game. It felt to me like a endless bunch of billiard trickshots mixed with well timed cut-the-rope actions. There are ca. 150 levels which need to be solved. Each level is lovely designed with hi-res graphics, view of depth and a nice soundtrack for the different worlds. My favourite is Desert (somekind of mexican style).
First it starts easy: colored balls lay around or hang on chains, which you can cut. Then the balls are rolling, colliding and repelling. The aim is to get all balls in the same colored pots. Once a ball falls into the wrong pot, the level is failed. You have to find your strategy. In higher levels there is also essentially the timing important when you shoot a ball out of a cannon to hit another ball in the air. The game prooves to me that easy made but good software can entertain you a lot.

Like Somebody said before: It's the mother of all Indie games. Years ago there was this cool demo called "Tower of Goo" which I played for hours! It was directly an advert for this game. So I felt familar with the physics engine and the mainly game concept. You have to drag drops of goo which generate connections between them and lets you build up complex structures. These structures are flexible and react on the physics around them. You have to think a lot not to break down your structures and reach mostly above the tap. When it's done the tap changes to a kind of vacuum cleaner and sucks the rest of the goo drops into. Most challenging is after you finished a level to do it in OCD (Obsessive Completion Distinction) mode. That means to do it best and collect all max. possible goo drops. Which feels hard as playing golf and reach on every course an hole-in-one ...

Estranged is a Half-Life Engine Mod FPS/Adventure, feels more like half finished. But it's for free! So don't say anything. It entertains you for a few hours and you'll get 9 achievements gifted - so easy. Most challenging was to carry a childs bucket through the whole game and not to collect any flashlights. The action sequences in the end/finale are quite good.

In this amazing sandbox game you will loose several hours.
It's always fun, when you dig through caves, build houses for NPCs or farm some raw materials like mushrooms, wood and plants. There are neverending possibilities to combine items, ores and materials. That keeps it everytime interesting. It's a sidescroller but that doesn't mean, it's not exciting.

Survive the night with walking zombies and flying demon eyes. Fight enemies and deny traps and use them for yourself. Be ready for well prepared dungeons. Fight incredible bosses and goblin armies. Dig down through hell or build up the eiffeltower with stonebricks. At least there is the hardmode which opens another bunch of items and possibilities.

It's too much to discover, so that there is even a wiki out there: http://terraria.gamepedia.com/Terraria_Wiki
The game is fully worth its price. If you play with your friends together in the same world the fun is more than doubled.

Update: The new 88 achievements in the 1.3 version make it even more challenging to tryout the hardmode and rise up the complete techtree. A new boss has been added: the Moon Lord.
Just grinding were those fishing achievements ...

Damn. What you have done to them? Doesn't matter. Now they're here on planet earth and want their revenge.
This little tower defense game does not even feel like a real TD game. That's very positive. You always struggle for life when hordes of Titans seamly relentless jump/run/fly to your base to destroy it. Built turrets/lasercannons use mines/powerups and shields ... it's insane, the possibilities are countless and every round you research a new technology which is perfectly explained by a crazy scient named Dr. Zed. The aim is to push them back in the solar system, finally to the moon Titan where they obviously came from.
The graphics are rogue-like, arcade style, black with neon elements, like the other Puppygames. BTW I think, this is the best of them all. I recommend to disable monitor flicker in options menu which is only cosmetical but not very helpful.

This little game has probably the coolest soundtrack in videogame history! It's a simple topdown tactical shooter but all elements fit so perfect together that you simply get rushed in. It has rogue graphics, it's oldschool, brutal, fresh, new, challenging, finally it's genious, outstanding, characteristic gameplay everytime new surprising.
One tip for playing: Never loose your overview on the map. It can be your death awaiting you at the next corner ...

First the good thing: There's a story. Somewhere in Mexico an archaeologist is falling in a cave and discovers a link between aztecs and alien culture. First he finds in the cave is an amazing weapon he carrys all around ... but the weapon can only do 2 things: kicking or attracting "The Ball" device. Not to say it's ♥♥♥♥♥♥ worthless without "The Ball" what doesn't count if there were no action advententure elements in this game, but they are. So you have to kill all enemies with "The Ball"

Ok the puzzles in the game are good as Tomb Raider puzzles and the hardness is raising on higher level. But there are also these annoying jump sequences where you die in lava, spears or have to do it again. Sometimes the physics engine produces moments that "The Ball" flips away or you slip down the stairs without any reason.

What really is bad: there is no important character in this game what makes it very uninteresting. Some elements looks like Unreal1 engine.

What really is ridiculous are the achievements like hammer the ball 5000 times where you only need max. 500 for the whole game. Or road warrior achievement doesn't count on railway victims or the "amazing" survival modes ... Oh wait one is good: the Portal course.

Conclusion: Buy this game only if you like puzzles very much. In my opinion the enemies which are in this game are more disturbing than helpful. For Killing floor Achivement "No time for Love, Dr.Jones" better contact me than buying this game.

After opening the Dwarf's Axe for KF. This is also a pretty small relaxing game for about 10 Hours of gameplay. For some Achievements you need Difficuly Pack i think.