This game has some bugs, although they only came up for me when taking screenshots. However, I didn't find the controls tight enough for clearing all of the tightest time requirements.

This interactive TD title doesn't have much reason for repeated playthroughs with how highly repetitive the gameplay gets. There's not enough variety between runs to make it that compelling.

The level design in this puzzle platformer isn't as well done as I've seen from other developers. It's controls also feel a little awkward. It makes for easy achievements, but costs too much.

This shorter adventure game does well enough with its gameplay, but the playtime hurts its story more than anything else. The ending could be better, yet was still made for a decent playthrough.

With several secrets and an interesting story to uncover, playing through most of the game's content is well worth your time. You might skip going for 100% after getting the good ending though.

With such steep costs to unlock any of the game's options, I have no idea who'd actually play long enough to buy many of them. It's far too repetitive and limited an arcade style game.

Although it's a surreal game, it doesn't maximize the premise of being in someone's dream. There's only 30 levels, with a minor change to create a "hard" version. It's quite a letdown.

My primary issue is that even as a math geek, I wouldn't really call this a game. It's lacking a fun factor and level of engagement to really match that description. I also don't like the colors used.

Halloween is often overshadowed by Christmas, but this RPG highlights so many of the activities and fun antics associated with the holiday. It's a true celebration encased in a decent RPG adventure.

The visuals make trying to dodge enemy projectiles a strain on the eyes. Any story elements are buried, the store gets prohibitively expensively, and enemies drop very little cash.