I think that one should be able to run in QWOP first to be able to understand Toribash.
I'm pretty good at Toribash. Can't play QWOP for shit.
Have fun shooting in Probably Archery. I can shoot in zero gravity, shoot an apple off an apple's head, Robin Hood shoot a guy off a noose, and take down a total of 8 of 10 flying eggs. This game is silly, but difficult. Kinda helps that I've learned how to fire a bow and arrow IRL back then, and know how to aim, even when things go nonsense and offsets like mad.
In fact, I can own at Probably Archery because I know how to offset fire. I barely aim at my target (or at least, have the most awkward setup to aim with; The bow is facing in a way that's near-impossible to aim with, and I'm just using the arrow shaft as my crosshairs (and 1 of 5 times, an ironsight style shot) by this point.), and I can still hit it. Now moving targets like flying eggs, and taking them out from within a china shop (10 in 60 seconds); that is a bastard and a half to play through, but I can still nab 8 of 10 eggs, on average. Plus, I didn't know arrows can turn over tables that hard (Hint: Achievement).
EDIT:
Offset-targeting/firing is also a bit of a talent I actually picked up IRL too. Makes faking people out all too easy. I can fire forward, and still bean a target 90-degrees from me, full force (well, throwing a football, baseball, or racquet ball). Having peripheral vision also adds to making it work effectively (about 100-105, though my vision is still relatively crappy (20:30-35, last I checked)).