With plenty of content and levels to keep the platforming enthusiast occupied, a pseudo-retro presentation and a soundtrack that will leave you humming more than one tune long after you stop playing. Super Meat Boy is definitely one for the masochist gamer in you.

Beware though: This game is not for the feint of heart- but with persistence, an iron will and sheer determination to beat this title into submission, I could recommend Super Meat Boy to any gamer who loves a good platformer.

Any fans of Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights or even Dragon Age will get a fantastic kick out of this video game recreation of D&D's 3.5 ruleset. As a veteran D&D player myself- I was quite impressed with how well they left the original rules in tact. There's little to complain about in that aspect. For any D&D fans- or even Bioware fans- this game is definitely worth your purchase. The complexity of D&D could be intimidating here for first time players- but learning the deep fundamentals isn't required to enjoy the game. Players who take it upon themselves to learn the nitty-gritty D&D mechanics will ultimately enjoy the game more- and possibly even pave their way into the real tabletop game if they wish.

Pretty great game, I don't play many racers but this one attempts to integrate single player and online play together and succeeds at it in every aspect. Online is a blast, especially in full games.