Great therapy game to just play while watching YouTube or a movie with friends. Would clean up poo covered locations and vehicles again!

This game is just kinda rude and eerie. And let me be clear, yes Trolley problems will always have moral questioning and that debate aspect of what is truly the right thing. There is always a debate to be had and often times I find it fun to converse about these ideas and see other peoples viewpoints. I am not critiqing Trolley Problems as a concept... but this game just does some kinda scummy things.

The game almost makes its goal to tell you that you are a bad person no matter what, which yes in trolley problems is present, but the game almost enjoys telling you a darker thought process that the one you had to try and say "you thought this because you are a bad person." The perfect example of this you can find is when Markiplier spoke on the Dog Trolley problem (video somewhere on YouTube but I will summarize it here)

In the problem a Dog is dying on the tracks of a trolley, you can either leave the dog to die a slow death or you can kill the dog to make it quick. In both cases the dog dies and you feel sad because duh, BUT when it gets to the results screen and it tells you what other people choose it stated "ReadGraves chose to save the dog"... That wasnt an option... the dog in this problem will die either way implying that it was IMPOSSIBLE for the dog to be saved, thus the game switches your narrative from "I wanted the dog to no longer suffer" to "you dont care about another creatures feelings, we wouldnt have done that and we would have "saved" the dog" thats ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

I think the tone of this game just wants players to feel bad instead of have a genuine dialouge of ones thought process, things like this are all throughout this game and it was why Markiplier decided to stop playing cause the game was just cheating him and lying to your face about what you must think if you picked one or the other. If you are gonna tell your audience what to think and what it must mean about them... that's ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up...

Teardown is like the 3D version of people playground (which is basically Garrys mod but hear me out). It offers so much fun potential to get through challenges from stealing, destroying, and just being a menace in a voxel world. But the experience is enhanced when the community brings in all these tools and add ons that make the game so fun to mess around with. Dual wielding machine guns, orbital strikes, meteor showers, lightsabers, planes, even the power of telekenisis.

I have a set list of games that after I complete them, I dont uninstall due to the fact I know I will still keep playing it here and there for fun, and this is one of them. Here and there I load up the huge city map and just test out all sorts of weapons and addons that are so fun. I will be honest and say the "story" of teardown just doesnt feel all that needed. Not to say its bad or it shouldnt be here, but it just wasnt something I really cared for when doing missions. But besides that, this game is awesome and thank everyone who contributes to the mods for this game, you all make it an amazing experience!

Sanabi was one of those games I never knew exactly how it ended up in my steam library, but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ I am glad I did. I went into Sanabi knowing nothing, not even that it was a 2D pixel platformer, and I first really just loved how it controlled and moved around. It felt as though I was playing a 2D Spider-Man game swinging all over.

But then the story... ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ the story was good... I was expecting an impactful game due to the themes it spoke on early on in the game, but I wasnt ready for how well it it pulled it off. Without spoilers, it genuinely reminded me of the emotional impact that videogame storytelling could have and why when it is done right can be something truly special.

Sanabi may not be groundbreaking to many... but for those who see it for what it truly is can know that this game has that spark from genuine storytellers that we need more of in games. I genuinely loved playing this game, expert mode gave me a tough but awesome challenge that I thoroughly enjoyed!

Quite possibly one of the greatest superhero adaptation games to ever exist. Spider-Man is such an amazing character that just as Stan Lee intended, allows anyone to feel like they are the one behind the mask. The controls and feel for this game is butter smooth and a blast to find out different ways to take down enemies.

And the story... good GOD the story is great. Spoilers obviously, but even knowing Doc Oc was going to turn eventually, the emotion and betrayal is felt on such a new level. The scene where Doc says "Peter" is emotionally devastating showing that Peter's mentor and friend did all that while knowing it was him. The usage of some many iconic villains and allys all comes together to feel like you arent just in New York, you are deep in the Spider-Man comics all over again.

My one complaint? the Tom Holland face shift isnt it chief... The emotional scenes alsmot seem ruined trying to maintain the look of Tom Holland while not being very expressive that much, PS4 original did it better.