You can make 360° moves like if you where in the space. also you always have to think how to figure it out how to complete de game like Portal but this time like a Morph Ball (Metroid).

I found this game to bring me not just fun, but DEEP FUN! There's great graphics, a good story line, and a some characterization that is at times comical but relevant to the story line - at first it is hard to control but after a few tries, you get used to it and can manuver properly! Steady as she goes!

Great dlc, adds some nice features that every fan of the series should enjoy

Crowntakers is my favorite turn-based strategy game of 2017. I love that it takes place in a fantasy/RPG world.

I'm finding that walking games aren't my favorite but this one was fun. I liked looking at the scenery the most.

Finally bought it, the developers deserved this money, the game is absolutely awesome

At first I was a little frustrated with this one, but I stuck with it and after about 20 minutes I found it to be quite enjoyable. There's more to it than you might expect. This is now added to my list of things to play when I've got a little extra time.

My first TellTale game. I can't believe i didn't play it earlier. I'm a big fan of TT games since.

I can't say much because I would spoil too much but... I can say that I love this game. If you like adventure games with rich story, good music, good acting and everything that zombie adventure game should have you should buy it as soon as possible. Feels train guaranteed. :)

I purchased Dragon Age II when it was first released. Recently, I attempted to reinstall it on my MacBook Pro only to be blocked by hidden file checking software within the program called 'securom' which would not let me install the software. I soon discovered that this 'securom' was a long standing irritant to buyers of Dragon Age II (for that matter other EA and Origins products as well). All attempts to fix this have failed. Perhaps you will be luckier than I, My purchase of Dragon Age II was via an online retailer that no longer exists.

UPDATE: It has been a frustration couple of days but I finally got my Dragon Age 2 install working. However if you ask me how, I doubt that I can recreate the convoluted method I used to get it done after 3 more unsuccessful attempts. I also remembered why I vowed never, never, never to buy a game from EA/Origins again as I sat glassy-eyed examined other EA 'games' I own that no longer function. The secret to installing Dragon Age 2 on a Mac is first to change the current date on your Mac to '3/11/2014' in order to bypass the securom date check. You can put the correct date back later. Next, you need an account both at EA and Origins to complete the authorizations neccessary to actually play the game. Beware that both EA and Origins verification methods for registration are not user friendly. And last of all, I changed the rating above - The game itself is truely a 4-5 star game; but Mac support from EA/Origin however remains a 1 star.

I also installed my Dragon Age: Origins for Mac (purchased back in 2009) with no problems whatsoever and without the idiiotic stumbling blocks of Dragon Age 2.

This game is quite a tension-filled but entertaining ride! Cute graphics with diverse locations. The tasks and goals are pretty similar from map to map but do show some variety and if you're someone like me you don't mind repeating a map to get better times, find the secrets, and just set up buildings more efficiently.
A nifty, engrossing little adventure game all told. Only a few spelling errors and sometimes the goals seem to repeat but it's still one of my favorites.