I liked the graphics, but the phases are pretty repetitives and it becomes boring very soon.

It doesn't offer nothing new. But you will enjoy if you like time-managemnet games.

I am a sucker for all farm games. I can't help but give this game a positive review! It was a bit too short for me, which is why it received only 4 stars.

This game is fun. There's no real strategy to it, it's a matter of clicking speed an accuracy, but I found it was a nice way to pass the time without needing to put much brain power behind it :)

GRID is definately an arcade racing game rather than a full blown simulation but it has enough variety with the handling of the cars to still make it fun for sim enthusiasts to spend sometime with whilst having all the driver aids to allow everyone to jump in and have a go.

Performance is excellent on a wide range of Macs and the number of tracks and cars available as well as the race team career means you will certainly get many hours without getting bored. Highly recommended!

This is the first Lego game I've tried (well, other than the iOS version of Lego Harry Potter, which has a very different style of gameplay), and I love it! I've completed the story, but there is still so much to do in freeplay mode (I believe the "completion" - in terms getting all the collectibles - was only at something like 20% when I finished the story). My favourite part is that when you're not in a chapter, you can literally walk from the Shire all the way to Mordor and back (if you don't get lost or distracted on the way). The world is huge and incredibly detailed, and I could probably spend hours just wondering around admiring the scenery. My only qualm is that - while figuring out how to progress or find objects to complete quests can be a challenge - completing the story is sometimes too easy in the sense that there doesn't seem to be a way that I've found that you can actually "lose" and have to go back to the last checkpoint (possibly unless you've died so many times you managed to lose ALL your studs but I feel like you'd have to be extraordinarily bad for that to happen). But really, that's a minor detail in the grand scheme of things. The game is fun and can keep my attention for hours (not many games can claim that). I highly recommend it for any Lord of the Rings fan.

I purchased this game on steam when it was in Alpha 7 and I played through the entire game until I got 3 stars on every level. It takes an IMMENSE amount of strategizing. You will fail a thousand times, which makes completing the level insanely rewarding, especially with the newly implemented replay system.

A few of my friends saw me playing the game and purchased it for themselves. They had a much harder time on several levels and got absurdly frustrated at the game. This didn't stop them from playing for another 4 hours to complete that one level. I must warn you not to take this with a grain of salt. Doorkickers is extremely addicting. You will seemingly teleport into the future and wonder what happened to the last several hours.

Every update makes the game better and better. I saw some footage from Alpha 6 and the game took leaps and bounds forward in the Alpha 7 update. It's constantly evolving with new and refined features. As I write this, the game is in Alpha 8. I highly recommend this game.