Recent reviews by DJ McMayhem

I spent 3 dollars on this game and played over 500 hours of it. Addicting as hell.

One of the things that I think makes this game so good is how most items have upsides and downsides. So you have to be very careful about what you're buying.

This DLC is an excellent addition to the game. I can't imagine playing without it. It does make the game a bit harder, but I think that's a good thing, and it adds tons of new content for the price.

Fun auto battler turned crypto. Whoopee.

A blast to play with friends

Ehhhhh

Something about it just didn't click with me. A lot of people have praised the writing and humor, but to me it felt cringey and forced. I ended up rapidly clicking through all of the dialog, which made me accidentally miss important tutorial messages. Another frustration with the dialog was that there was no way to make the text scroll faster. So I had to choose to either 1) Wait for the text to scroll all the way so that I could quickly read it and then skip it, or 2) Skip the entire sentence of dialog. So if you want to skim the text, you're out of luck.

The gameplay was not particularly bad, but nothing about it was very good either. I'm sure it would have gotten more interesting if I tried it for longer.

But the thing that turned me off the most was poor controller support. Sure, you *"can"* use a controller to play this game, but you'll have to switch back and forth between controller and keyboard a bunch of times, because here's a list of things you can't do from the controller:

- Open your inventory

- Set shortcuts

- Change which weapon you're using (which is pretty much essential)

- Heal

This game is very very fun. If you enjoy puzzles, I highly recommend checking it out. Everyone has drawn comparisons to minesweeper, and rightly so. But making that comparison entirely discounts the incredible difficulty and level diversity this game has. Certain concepts can be re-used and help you get through levels faster after you get familiar with the basics, but no level can be solved entirely with simple deductions, requiring more and more advanced logic. The first 10 or so level are fairly easy, but introduce these concepts you can use to solve the rest of the game. And then after that, every single level requires intense concentration to get past.

After 10 hours, I've only beaten about half of the levels, and I fully intend to get all the way through this game, which could easily take me another 20. This is a crazy amount of entertainment for 3$. Really, my only complaint is that there is no background music, but I suppose that means you can pick your own.

If you enjoy puzzle games and logic, this game is a must-have.

Are you busy right now? I don't care. Sit down, download this game, put your headphones on and play it from start to finish. It will cost you 0 dollars and about 20 minutes, and it is totally worth your time.

Why are you still here? Go on! Play it! What do you have to lose?

You don't play this game. This game plays you.

Borderlands 2: 115 hours on record, and still rising.

Borderlands TPS: 27 hours, probably not going to go up much.

It's definitely a great game, and I do recommend it, but BL2 is WAAAAAY better. I only recommend this if you've played BL2, loved it, and want a little more. All in all, it feels like a longer higher priced BL2 DLC.

Portal 1 is one of the greatest games of all time. Pretty dang close to perfect in every way.

This game takes an already incredible game, and somehow manages to make it even better. Go buy it already, you can thank me later.