Recent reviews by MerMaya

A small and very enjoyable game based on the Inventory sorting mechanic from Resident Evil 4. The puzzles ramp up very well in difficulty and has a very good song to help you focus while you play. For just a few dollars, this is a must buy for any fan of the Resident Evil games.

This is one of those old games that you'd see installed on your grandma's computer, but that doesn't mean it's not worth playing. It's a pretty cool and actually somewhat challenging management game.

Your menu of items starts extremely small, but things slowly get more complex with more complicated burgers, things like milkshakes and cola floats that require multiple steps, and customer types that order a lot of things. The difficultly curve is honestly almost perfect. Every level feels only slightly harder then the last, and at no point feels like it suddenly jumps to an unfair status. The only exception to this is the final stages, where you suddenly start serving four customers at once instead of three, but you can adapt to it.

Also this game is like, free on mobile phones. So if you don't want to pay for it, you can just get that.

An excellent follow up to an already great game, Portal 2 takes everything you love about the first game and gives it an upgrade. Bigger story, bigger mechanics, and bigger replay value. Multiplayer is a fantastic addition and the ability to download custom maps from the workshop means you'll never run out of chambers to explore. Just don't spend money on cosmetics, they aren't worth anything. Non-tradable.

Is good

This game gets much better when you get the Brave New World DLC. It allows you to get more from the Workshop.

>12 Players
>All Waluigi

It's like Terraria, but IN SPACE!

You can have a dog use a chainsaw to mow down hundreds of zombies while Garfield, Octodad, and Link assisting you. There's so many strange and hilarious moments in this game that are screenshot worthy.

Morgan Freeman voices God himself in this game. That's reason enough to buy it.

I've never been more afraid of Advertisements in my life

10/10 IGN It's OK