As the title says, what's the last game you played? If you've played enough of it that you feel you can make recommendations, you could do that as well.
I played (and beat) Steamworld Dig.
All in all, a pretty solid game. Think "Steampunk Dig Dug or Mr. Driller". You play a robot that basically tries to dig down to the "Old World" and you collect minerals and upgrades, get by obstacles (including a small variety of baddies). It's not a terribly long game and there isn't much replay value, but if you can get it for $5 or so, it's totally worth it. I played it through in a bit over 5 hours, but there is an achievement for beating it in 2.5. I could probably do that easily enough, since I spent a good amount of time collecting as much as I could. The last (and really, only) boss is fairly underwhelming, no challenge at all. I could probably beat him easily enough just with minimal upgrades.
It would have been better if they added more post-game content (like a new land to dig through, perhaps in the form of procedurally generated content).
So, your turn to share eh?
I played (and beat) Steamworld Dig.
All in all, a pretty solid game. Think "Steampunk Dig Dug or Mr. Driller". You play a robot that basically tries to dig down to the "Old World" and you collect minerals and upgrades, get by obstacles (including a small variety of baddies). It's not a terribly long game and there isn't much replay value, but if you can get it for $5 or so, it's totally worth it. I played it through in a bit over 5 hours, but there is an achievement for beating it in 2.5. I could probably do that easily enough, since I spent a good amount of time collecting as much as I could. The last (and really, only) boss is fairly underwhelming, no challenge at all. I could probably beat him easily enough just with minimal upgrades.
It would have been better if they added more post-game content (like a new land to dig through, perhaps in the form of procedurally generated content).
So, your turn to share eh?