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Super. Hexagon.

I really like this game, and I'm not sure why. Everything it does should make me hate it, but I just straight up enjoy it. Maybe it's the music. Maybe it's the knowledge that I am in fact getting better at it (as reflected by my best time), or maybe it's that everyone thinks I'm some kind of god when I can survive for more than ten seconds on the hardest level (hardestestest I think).

The music is amasing, and is what I found myself coming back to this game for. And once you play a more difficult level, the easier ones are much, much easier. I have spent over 33 hours in this game, because I also own it on android (which is harder than PC for some reason).

In case you didn't get it, this game is really hard. You are a tiny triangle that can move around the outside of a hexagon. You either go left, or right. As you do, there are falling 'blocks' that will squish you if they catch you inbetween themselves and the hexagon you are travelling around. These blocks only fall where a side of the hexagon is. Dodging them can be very tricky, but the game is distracting. Watch the trailer if you don't believe me. It spins, it changes colour, it warps and zooms in and out all the time. Try and keep track while you die.

This one sits in a category in my steam library called 'Favorites'. Guess that makes it one of my favorites then?
Even though steam says that I have barely played this, I have completed the entire game with ghost stealth rating. Only I did that on a pirated copy. I felt very guilty for not even owning one of my favorite games, so I went out and purchased it later (when it was on sale obviously).

There are three playstyles in this game.
1) Kill everything: You kill anything and everything. Run into the open and defeat your enemies using a sword.
2) Kill what is necessary, try to remain undetected: You are just like an assassin, if someone is in your way, knife to the throat. This is the way the game is mostly played, as it is probably the most utilising style. You will probably use all of your abilities for this playstyle because they apply to you.
3) Kill nothing, stay invisible: This one is the most fun, but takes the longest. If you can stick with it, it's a great feeling at the end to know that everyone lives (or didn't die directly by your hand). Strangle enemies and save. Take a step, save. Another step, save. Detected, load. take a step / disable guard who saw you.

Very fun game if you happen to be offline for some reason or just want an incredible single player experience.

Singleplayer: The best one since COD4 (and it's better than it's successors) IMO.

Zombies: It's there. And it's not as confusing as the BO2 zombies maps. You kill zombies, open some doors and if you want, you can try out other things. No ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bus or super zombie to avoid (bar call of the dead which was more of a spin-off).

Out of all of the CODs, this one has the best non-multiplayer part.

The multiplayer, however is probably what you will spend most of your time in. If you are reading this, I'm guessing you're on the fence about this game. And let me say that it is my no.1 game of all time. Why? Because there's no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Everything can be countered. No overpowered weapons, if one team gets a huge killstreak, you can survive. The guns, oh the guns... They sound real (sort of). No laser sounds coming from these badboys. And instead of stupid unlock tokens, you have in-game currency, which allows you to purchase whichever attatchment for a gun you want the second you unlock it (guns are unlocked via level).

There's still a small community who play this, however you might have some difficulty finding a server (yes, deticated servers) that is not nuketown only.

Welcome to Spiderman - Point edition

Basically, if you've ever wanted to be like spiderman, or just enjoy something graceful* this game is for you.
Or, if you're like me and sometimes eat at the computer and need to play something with only one hand, this game is 100% controlled by the mouse (bar the next level button and menus).

If you're not sure, it's a tiny download and it's free. Why not give it a shot?

*Disclaimer: It will take you a while to be graceful whatsoever at this game.