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A minute to learn, a lifeltime to master.

Surprisingly good game done in the classic Don Bluth style animation. Very tight controls.

A neat little puzzle/programming game.

Easy to understand, difficult to master.

This game is such big, stupid fun. I got it originally as part of a bundle, and didn't think too much of it, but then I started playing it and it proved itself pretty quickly. It's a big open world, and yet I've played through the story missions twice with different characters, which is not something I usually do. It even surpasses its successor, which is not to denigrate Saint's Row IV, but coming back to this game after beating that one, it's much more light and springy and just fun. Well worth catching it on sale.

Delightfully understated with a surprising amount of heart. Good platform/puzzle with slightly floaty controls. No level was terribly difficult, but there's also no way to fail a level. The story and aesthetics are the best part, though.

While you could, in theory, do everything this program does on an Excel sheet, YNAB streamlines this process and is built towards 'living on last month's income'. You can personalize your spending categories and you are flexible when it comes to moving money around (i.e. you can take that $10 excess from restaurants and move it to a shortfall in groceries) There are also charts and graphs detailing payees, income vs expenditure, and total spending habits. It also allows you to import .qfx (Quicken) files downloaded from your financial institution, so you don't have to allow it access to your accounts.

Put it on your wishlist, and when it shows up on sale, buy it then. Well worth the money, but if you are looking at this I imagine you are looking to be frugal as well.