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DiRT 2
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Dirt 2

This is a great racing game that is very difficult to play well, but is well worth the money. amazing graphics lots of cars and plenty of tracks makes this one of my favorites.

by Kevbot, USA - Aug 3rd 2013

BioShock Infinite
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Mysteries of the Mind: Coma Collector's Edition
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Mayan Prophecies: Ship of Spirits
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Death Upon an Austrian Sonata: A Dana Knightstone Novel Collector's Edition
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Well Balanced
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DiRT 2
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A good game for an honest price

You can't ask a lot more to a $20 game : Good graphics, good performances and it's working with my USB controllers (Saitek "flight simulator oriented" peripherals).

Like many racing games, it's a bit repetitive. But, as there's a lot of game modes, tracks, cars and customization options, this game remains fun even after a few hours.

by apprev, France - Aug 2nd 2013

BioShock Infinite
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Delicious - Emily's Wonder Wedding Premium Edition
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Great game

Fantastic game but crashes now and then. good value for money and an excellent finish to her other games and life. hope this isnt the end of her series, maybe they will think of her having children and one of her children starting the cycle again.

by junebev, New Zealand - Aug 2nd 2013

Capitalism 2
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Not worth the money

The game feels old. The grafics are bad. I did not enjoy this game.

by dkoper, USA - Aug 2nd 2013

Tropico 4: Gold Edition
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A good Mac port of a good game

TL;DR version: Tropico is a fun game with good graphics, lot of humour, excellent performances and good replayability.
Although the game is not cheap, the quality of the port and the included DLC justify the price. If you like "building games", don't hesitate and buy it.

The good points:
- A lot of buildings, islands and development paths to choose from. It's not as complex as Civ V, but I found this game to be more fun than Civilization (Civ 5 is 100% crap-and-half-done-porting job).
- Modern times DLC is included (it's a must-have). Above that, the sandbox mode extends the game replayability.
- You can continue to play even when the "game is over".
- You can choose your difficulty level ranging from "Have some fun building a very large city on a paradise island" to "struggle with natural disaster and counter-revolutions".
- The omnipresent humour is not heavy-handed. Buildings descriptions and advisors dialogs are fun.
- The program is stable, Mavericks (10.9) compatible and performs well even with a large city. I didn't encounter a single crash or slowdown during 10-20H of gameplay.
- Although I didn't test any of them, there's a lot of user created content accessible from an in-game download manager.

The not-so-good points:
- Controls are a bit unintuitive, but the tutorial explains everything.

by apprev, France - Aug 2nd 2013

Rush for Gold: Alaska
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The Treasures of Mystery Island: The Ghost Ship
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The Treasures of Mystery Island 2: The Gates of Fate
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The Sims 3 Dragon Valley
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The Lord of the Rings: War in the North
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Tropico 4: Gold Edition
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Epic Game

Epic Game... The Best of the Best!

Better Than Tropico 3

Better Graphics

Better GamePlay

by Panagiotis Papadimitrioy, Greece - Aug 1st 2013

Endless Space - Emperor Edition
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Works great!

Game runs smooth and wonderful, looks amazing, has great graphics and sound and lots of fun action in the modes of play. simple install, works on macs that MEET THE REQs (mine does)... worth every penny, awesome game. My only gripe is some of the story boarding is a bit ... dry. but space graphics and pew pew pew! make up for it!

by Indie Rawk, Canada - Jul 31st 2013

Teleglitch: Die More Edition
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Tropico 4: Gold Edition
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More variety would be nice

The quests are not so clear anymore all the same games start to look alike very fast, so you get bored by it much faster then before....

by tasjemieke, Belgium - Jul 31st 2013

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