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Remarkably fun! Sometimes feels less epic than it should (an option to somehow rectify this would be excellent), yet what the game accomplishes thus far is beyond what I was expecting!

This game is about as good as your music, so if you have enough tunes you owe it to yourself to give this a go. Its style is unique to other games, and the potential it has reached (not to mention the potential it still possesses) is worth the investment.

To begin, I'm not much of a Naruto fan. Certainly, the series has its merits, but as of yet I've never properly delved into it. All I've seen is the first episode, though I'm fine with taking spoilers and things I don't yet understand in stride.

To continue, this game is amazing.

Apart from SSB, this is probably the only fighting game I have ever played. The animations are very smooth- the level of detail is nigh impeccable. It has some excellent scenery, from a sunset at the beach to the dark green gloom of ancient ruins. The combat works well, though rather simple. I do kind of wish that they had integrated a similar satisfaction in pulling off team finishers as they did with the ultimate jutsu of each character, since they're harder to pull off. The story is nicely done in the drama department (hit me in the feels more than once), though I kind of wish there was a way to get at some of the backstory- even just including something to read as an option in the menu would have sufficed. My only major complaint with the plot, however, is that the "branching choices" don't seem to really branch out. Basically it all comes down to how much content you want to deal with in one sitting. It's not bad, but it would have been nice to see greater diversity.

That's about it- NUNS 3 is a beautiful game that runs surprisingly well. I'm not certain that it's worth full price, but I got it on sale for about eight bucks, which is definitely money well spent. Worth experiencing.

Unique and refreshingly atmospheric. If only the main menu didn't have issues.

If these guys were to make this game for the 3DS, and included all of the customization features and multiplayer, I would totally buy it for $45, and would consider it money well spent. As it stands, it's been awesome to experience the bizarreness that is Happy Wars. For an average PC, it's a pretty quick download considering it's supposed to be an MMO.

Fez is a game that had me smiling far more than I was expecting. Its protagonist is adorable, its environments are gorgeous, and its soundtrack is astounding. It feels like a real game- a real world to explore- a haven, of sorts. It's beautiful and rewarding.

If you like a break from the action, this game is a mix of Pokemon games and Proteus- a rare and wonderful experience. The only downside? The main character's movements are super slow.

Frustrating, yet slightly engaging.

A remarkable game. Be wary of what it's rated for.

(Updated Review)

So apparently... Aubergine means "Eggplant".

Assault Android Cactus is one of my favorite games on Steam. It's over the top, it's adorable, and it knows how to keep it's audience playing. The satisfaction that comes from pulling off a satisfying rank is always well emphasized- from the music letting you know you're on a roll, to your character's voice exclaiming how unstoppable she is, to your weapon kicking into high gear and unleashing a flurry of projectiles. This is a fun game, with a charming cast of characters and enough interesting dialogue to keep you invested. The bosses are pretty OP, so if you want that S+ rank for every level, you have your work cut out for you. This is a lot of fun.