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I just finised Figment, which was great but tedious at the same time. Now it;s Doom 3 personally and Lego Harry Potter Collection with my girlfriend

@Tiefseemiez The bosses singing while fighting you was definitely the best parts And I found the songs pretty catchy !

This game is charming in every way : the characters, the songs, the music, the creatures, the world, everything !
But the puzzles were boring and some enemies uselessly frustrating.
I'd love to see a more story/dialogue/charaters oriented gameplay like Forgotton Anne or Stick it to the Man or Oxenfree (might be a bit too far, Oxenfree is kind of a walking simulator)

Yonder the cloud catcher Chronicle !!
It should definitely be on this list

Among all the games I have and did not finished, reopened Super Daryl Delux recently. It's a fun weird beat'm up/rpg-ish game in an improbable school

Those players that reach some kind of popularity become an example for young audience. If they were to be treated differently, I'd rather like them to be punished harder than the rest.

Played it on steam, it's one of my favorite puzzle games.

Beating it with all the items is not that hard but on steam there are achievements that adds challenges : solve the whole adventure with only two of the three items (yes it's doable with all the combinations !). And that really makes you scratch your head sometime

I think it's really wrong to compare it to Zelda. It's more a puzzle game in a universe that parody Zelda.

If you like puzzles. It's amazing.

And I find Ittle Dew 2 less good than this one.

Still playing Dragon Quest Builder 2

@TempOr I mean that could be interested in that game, so when someone doesn't seem to like it, i'm interested to know why. That helps me decide whether or no i'm spending my money/time. Thank you for answering.

@TempOr Why is that ?

For me the main point of buying physical, if you're not a collector, is to save internal memory and money on extra sd cards.

I don't get the point of this practice for the consumer.