It's like Portal 1, but it's more... like twice as much *nods* (no extra cake though)

It's calming, relaxing, easy to learn yet difficult to master. A great practice at concentration and a lot of fun... (Pretty too!). The only thing it's not is gentle on the hardware. But if you've got a nice, powerful PC you'll get one of the prettiest games in the simulator genre here. With enough DLC (to date 1200 euro worth) to keep you busy for a looonngg time. And seeing that Railworks 2 users got Railworks 3 for free you can expect a longevity for hopefully many years.

And before you look at the DLC list know that the base game comes with enough to do to spend easily 300 hours worth. Some scenarios take up to 3 hours to complete (you can save) and that alone should give you an idea on how big some of the maps are.

So go spend that money... you bought worse, look at your list of games.. YOU DID =P

It's tough, it's good, it's tough and good, I recommend this. Not like I'd usually recommend games, but then you didn't expect a quality review of a game by forcing people to do one recommendation, did you? I could probably talk about the weather and no one would care... Oh right, it's freezing, and snowing...

And then, ALIENS!