PSA: Being self aware of your bad decisions does not make them good decisions. Equal parts boring and tedious that fails at core design choices.

While I found the core gameplay a little over challenging, I have to recommend the game based on the actual physical pain it put me through.

Kicks you right in your puzzle solving skills. A game for people who like this game, but if you aren't already into these kinds of games, this won't bring you in.

While feeling a little more fresh than its predecessor, I can't get over the weakness of the Mr. Scratch character as he appears in-game. Feels like you should defeat the Devil in a more clever way.

While an enjoyable reference-fest, the core ideas of the struggles of a creator cross the fine line of self-indulgent philosophy into full self-anal insertion.

A welcome fresh retake of the original, the streamlining does mask that the game is still as hard as it ever was: be ready to lose a couple of times.

Tower defense meets 4X and always makes you feel bad about yourself and your decisions. Perfect for any masochist.

I spent most of the game asking "Was that a joke?" Meant to be a parody of Saturday morning cartoons, it consistently doesn't go far enough and then sometimes awkwardly too far.

Great for veteran Age of Wonders players with some fresh new mechanics and plenty of Alpha Centauri-esque flavor. Could be a little overwhelming to new players, though, so take it slow.

A solid enough experience, but you have to wonder how you get so much latency when playing singleplayer.