Awesome Game the graphics are ok but the endless possibilities for gameplay make this a superb addition to your gaming repetoir.

The puzzles are OK and the story is fun and offbeat, but I keep having issues saving this game. For one thing, there is only one save-point at each level, so even if you have made a lot of progress on a level, you lose it if you have to quit and you need to start over at that level. As you can imagine, when a level is especially challenging and you need to come back to it a few times, it gets pretty tiresome doing the same steps over and over. Much more frustratingly still, two times out of three the game saves normally, but every so often when you save and quit you come back to a brand new game with nothing saved. Doing a level over two or three times is bad enough, but after having to start the entire game over twice I called it quits.

Coolest of games. Hours of fun with wintery graphics. Much fun once you start , you cannot stop.

Interesting horror game that puts you in the shoes of a two year old kid. It's a good take on the horror genre

I got the game a while back but never got the time to play it. I had a bit of a test run before but it always freeze at the tutorial just as I approach the first people I see. I never made it farther than that. I can't hate it because the graphics looks pretty nice considering at this is a free game.

These are all amazing games at a good price, but just know that The Walking Dead Season 1 and The Walking Dead: The 400 Days are steam keys, While The Wolf Among us and The Walking Dead Season 2 are both TellTale Games Keys.

I played this game in PC 5 years ago. The new versions could also be great, however I didn't like the idea of using pistols. Just medieval weapons are enough. I suggest to play it with Diplomacy mod, since it saves you a lot of unnecessary time spent to find the village elder, guild master etc. and makes management easier.

I absolutely love both of the Dragon Age games and have gladly sacrificed hundreds of hours on each - especially the 'never-ending' original. This is a more streamlined sequel - about an 8gb install, compared to the beastly 25gb of the complete Origins. They both run great on my late 2010 MacBook Air (4 GB RAM / Nvidea 320M / 10.6.8 Snow Leopard). Grab both of them on sale if you can (I was able to get them together here in a bundle for $19.99 several years back - best money I have ever spent in my 20+ years of gaming!! One final note about their age - don't worry - they both look beautiful, even without maxed out video settings. Hope you enjoy them as well...

The first few hours of gameplay are very addicting, but you will run out of space very quickly and that restricts the game a lot.

I like this game.I had alot of fun trying to find the pictures of the "family"! It could get a little hard to understand at first,once you have played the game a little bit you can get along just fine. There was alot of hidden object areas. The graphics are great,and I liked the way you could have a conversation with the people in the game! All in All I enjoyed this game. Nothing like the first Azada.! (Which is a good thing.)! I have and will recomend this game! I give it 5 stars. Thanks.