Ranks in the top 3 scariest games for me, right behind Amnesia and Machine for Pigs. It was definitely different and frightening. I couldn't stop playing it.

Game freezes a lot. Like when zoning into Lighthouse or Den of Thieves. I have a new iMac 27" 3.4 i7. 16 gb ram, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2048 MB with the latest OS. Yes game freezes a lot, have to force quit out. It's getting old. Also unable to redeem one expansion due to buying it online I didn't get a code that they claim is on the back of the box. Their website doesn't offer any help. It also doesn't appear to be any updates or fixes for Mac port at least. Looks like no activity on site since 2012? No mods. It's a shame the game isn't more stable. And shouldn't be laggy with my set up, but it is when moving at times. It is a fun game when it runs good. Changed rating.. Game now freezes up anytime I try to enter Den of Thieves and without the ability to grind up on respawns (because there aren't any......) There's nothing else I can fight to progress.

As one of the games from my childhood SC4 brings back great memories and still amazes today with its intelligently designed engine
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This card game offers a mix of solitaire (which is nicely balanced luck/skill-wise) and puzzles (search & find + others). The search & find puzzles are sometimes challenging (especially the association ones) but the others are very easy. There are not enough puzzles to make this a good game. The solitaire part is not purely luck based which is nice.

This game had me hooked from the start, mainly due to it's easy to use UI and a rewarding feeling when setting up the perfect routes. However, as a fan of more in depth strategy games I feel this lacked complexity, after around 15 hours of gameplay you have worked out the optimal way of setting up routes, and playing a game on the hardest difficulty becomes an absolute breeze. However, don't take this negatively, I have still had many hours of enjoyment, more so as a rewarding simulator than a challenging strategy game.

Having sunk a few hours into this I left feeling pretty dissapointed. It striked me as a solid concept and the sale price of $10 made me purchase outright without doing much resarch into the game. Something which I rarely ever do !! In hindsight I wish i'd watched a let's play or a WTF is.

It's essentially a very basic simulation, stripped down the the bare minimum of mechanical engineering. A true mechanic will see this game as laughable as it feels very much like a simulator for young teens. After a few hours gameplay things got rather tedious, clunky controls and repetitive gameplay left me with nothing more than a feeling of ... meh. The game however is very asthetically pleasing, even on low settings it has a very nice look to it.

To conclude, if you're looking for a basic game to take up a couple of hours, why not go for it, but if you're looking for a fluent game to hold your interest each time you open up steam, I doubt Car Mechanic Simulator will be the one you choose.

This one is probably the most fun out of the three Royal Envoy titles, though the only niggle I have is it's the only one that doesn't provide bonus levels at the end once you've completed the adventure. The other two titles have 30 bonus levels to play each, which in my mind is great value and very deserving of the title collector's edition, which lets face it is getting used left right and centre whilst providing very little for paying the extra for the edition.

All that aside, I would highly recommend any of the three Royal Envoys, they're fun to play, have a good level of challenge without being so ridiculously hard that you'd rather go and watch some paint dry than try and figure out how to carry on. And they're replayable. Great value all round.

Yet another buggy, glitchy, clumbsy and annoying to play game from the Assassin's Creed line. This is quite possibly the worst of the three for me. Can't say I recommend it at all, for a mac with keyboard and mouse anyway.

Great time management game. Simple to learn and very addictive. If you want to unlock every single achievement its quite challengimg as well.