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Okie dokie

You're a character wheeling on a hoverboard, holding a vape and a fidget spinner.
The plot twist is that you'll spin more trying to get around, than the spinner itself.

Wanderland will reel you in with a good first impression; beautiful music, artwork, and a gameplay filled with coins and stars flying all over the screen. There are lots of quests and HOG elements, but there will come a point where you'll get slapped by a heavily inflated paywall influenced by slow Energy Timers you'd find on Facebook / mobile games. Artogon has tried to develop a storyline for the game, but the text is so badly written (incl. grammar and spelling), it simply becomes a nuisance.

To rub salt in the wound, the game is also a buggy mess.
You'll be lucky to actually be able to select the intended object.

The Stanley Parable is gr8 - I r8 it 8 out of 8

"Don't Starve" is an amazing survival game that manages to merge the beauty of Tim Burton's well known art style together with the normal aspects of survival that you'd find in games like Terraria or Minecraft.

It's a game that'll challenge you, even if you get the hang of things. It's a dark, twisted survival game where even the friendly pigs will eventually try to kill you. To survive, you will have to scavenge, build things, and defend yourself - all while paying attention to both the environment and your own wellness (hunger, mentality & health).

The developers of the game (Klei Entertainment) are also constantly adding new content to the game, making it a game that'll offer hours of endless fun (and to times, bits of frustration too).

Conclusion: Buy it.

The Mayans were right, the world did end in 2012–the 23rd of apr., when this game came out.