A game that rides on the coattails of controversy. Has issues such as pressing ESC resetting the game not pausing it. It's just a map with a few mini-games on it. It does not get a 5/7 from me.

Caliper really is one of those "don't judge a game by it's description" type of experiences. It's a fun and challenging little puzzle game that will certainly keep you entertained for an afternoon!

Really bad level design, sound effects that deafen you, and the worst attempt at Japanese I've ever encountered. The story makes no sense, but thankfully it doesn't take long to finish. Avoid.

This game is a mess from start to finish. Broken NPC conversations, borked full-screen mode, and a quest line that just stops existing at one point. And why is Jim Sterling in this pile of crap?

It's quirky, hilarious, and way longer than I ever thought a $0.99 game would be. Quests, trading, party members, battles, and an oddly endless supply of sandwiches.

Blood and Bacon is a game worthy picking up for the fraction of the cost of a pack of real bacon. It has a lot of content for a game so cheap and it's fun played alone or with friends! OINK!

MNIM is an utterly pointless clicker game. The only objective is to click an object 10,000 timrd while unlocking 50 achievements along the way. That's it.

Absolutely terrible "game". And I say "game" because it was created using Game Guru. Game crashes, laughable level design, poor use of pre-made assets. Thankfully the pain is over within 45mins.

If you have the mentality of a 6 year old, or have a 6 year old, than this game is for you. If you don't fit those requirements than I recommend you give this tasteless game a miss.

Admittedly a pretty cheesy game with visuals straight from the 90s, Sinister City actually turns out to be a fun - if short - little point and click adventure. It's worth it for the TV sequence alone!