So, I'm only 30 min. in and I'm Hooked!
It was completely off my radar, and then I got it in the Humble Monthly Bundle. On start, it was about playing to see, and to get the card drops. Then I'm hearing the music as I'm setting up the options and I'm starting to feel it. I launch into arcade. The game flows in such a way, and I know this is about classic gaming mastery. THIS IS THE TYPE OF GAME I WOULD DUMP ALL OF MY LAWN MOWING MONEY INTO BACK IN THE THE DAY WHEN THERE WERE STILL ARCADES.
Now I'm rallying all my friends who have Hum-Mon-Bun to fire it up. And if you don't, it only $20, the cost of a 2 hr. movie, drink, and popcorn.
It has the classic arcade Gauntlet/Smash TV feel that I love. With a killer soundtrack (Ari Pulkkinen, the artist behind the Trine soundtracks) that really brings it to an energizing explosion of gaming bliss. I only wish it had online mutiplayer. But that won't stop me from firing away.

So there I was, zero day 3 am, playing Portal 2. For whatever reason I decided to screw around and placate the AI. Low and behold I got a fitting achievement that sent me lmfao. That's my key Portal 2 experience. Detail and whit are what make this game great.

I bought this game when it first came out, a physical copy before it was on Steam. And I replay it at least twice a year. I think what makes it so special to me is the time travel factor. And it was done in a way I hadn't seen it before. It takes me back to the 8-bit glory days. Life/Generations, Tron, Atari, and C-64. The primitive and innocent clashes with the modern and ruthless. Plus, what other game has a cat as the lead voice actor.

Totally unique and brilliant mode of gameplay. Very humorous; the only game I ever played where you need to light a fart. Double Fine rocks it again.