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[Ultimuh]

Dungeon Keeper is the new 'Origin, on the house' title.

It's almost as if EA attempts to apologize for the mobile game. Almost.

[Micro102]

Please explain how a game where you push one button is amazing. There are plenty of awesome free stick figure animations out there. Why pay for one you advance by pressing a button?

[My Name is Immaterial]

One finger, not one button. It's basically a homage to old kung fu movies, mixed with equal parts rhythm and fighting game.

It's incredibly exhilarating: the animation is on point, the impacts feel hard, the music is perfect, and there's a surprising amount of mechanical depth for a two-button game.
There's also the fact that it's metal as fuck, while also being very Zen.

[Sappho]

Yeah, it's actually a very difficult game to master. It might look simple, but you would be very, very surprised. It's FAST. And it's two buttons, not one. If you give it a try, I'm sure you'll understand why so many people rave about it.

[Sirus]

I probably just suck at it, but Steam logged 60 hours on OFDP by the time I was good enough to beat Grandmaster difficulty. I think I got my money's worth out of it

[Flying Dice]

Please explain how a game where you push one button is amazing. There are plenty of awesome free stick figure animations out there. Why pay for one you advance by pressing a button?

I take it you just made an assumption based upon the name instead of actually looking at any gameplay?

[Reyn]

Please explain how a game where you push one button is amazing. There are plenty of awesome free stick figure animations out there. Why pay for one you advance by pressing a button?

This video is somewhat relevant. Marginally, even.

[Micro102]

Please explain how a game where you push one button is amazing. There are plenty of awesome free stick figure animations out there. Why pay for one you advance by pressing a button?

I take it you just made an assumption based upon the name instead of actually looking at any gameplay?

Actually I am basing it on a very old memory of a review when it first came out

[Sirus]

Please explain how a game where you push one button is amazing. There are plenty of awesome free stick figure animations out there. Why pay for one you advance by pressing a button?

This video is somewhat relevant. Marginally, even.

"beacuase"

[Rolan7]

To be fair, the name is oddly misleading...
I'm very satisfied for a dollar though.  Which does mean something...  I used to play stick figure flash brawlers, this is similar but muuuch smoother and more interesting.  Those tended to get boring after half an hour or so.

[Darkmere]

Space Rangers HD is on sale for 75% off on steam. If you like Turn-based kinda-RPG space battles with RTS/text adventure/arcade action/trading sims, it's well worth a look.

[Akura]

The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut is only $1.49 on Steam.

[Darkmere]

The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut is only $1.49 on Steam.

This looks like one of those games where the PC controls will make me want to kick puppies. Are the puppies safe or...?

[Xantalos]

The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut is only $1.49 on Steam.

Also Witcher 2 is like 3.29 or something on Steam too. Got both of them just now for like $4.50 or something.

[Shadowlord]

The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut is only $1.49 on Steam.

This looks like one of those games where the PC controls will make me want to kick puppies. Are the puppies safe or...?

It's fine.