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I honestly haven't played this good of an RPG since Final Fantasy IV and VII. This simple game, made in RPGMaker mind you, happens to be my second favorite RPG I have ever played and is the third best game I have ever played.

Everything about Lisa is spot on. Visuals are somewhat remeniscant of Earthbound, a long with it's humor. But with humor comes tradegy and despair, which balances the game incredibly well. Not too much humor, not too much sadness, but just in the right mix to make it all balanced.

While most characters are memorable, what was really memorable to me was the soundtrack. This is probably, if not one the best soundtracks I have ever heard from a game. It was well worth the money for the additional art and sountrack. The despairing music is sad, the battle music is sheer awesome, and you even have some funny tracks. My definite favorite tracks in the game are "Men's Hairclub", "Burning sunset", and "Goodbye baby (Game speed)".

Lisa is a fantastic game that should not be missed by anyone. It's only 10$, and it's quite the memorable experience. Once you start Lisa, you'll want to finish it all the way. They even added pain mode not too long ago, adding replayability and giving more of a challenge to those who want it.

Buy Lisa, it really deserves to be in your library of game.

Very interesting software, considering it's nothing like the RPG Maker games. RPG Maker offers a large variety of options without the use of DLC, but this game on the other hand requires money for DLC to add to your manga, at a very hefty price let me tell you. I could actually by RPG Maker with the costs of the DLC, if of course it was on sale. This maker is very limited unless you buy the DLC, and that does not fly in my book. Don't buy unless you have the money to buy the DLC, not worth it. I'd recommend RPG maker over this.

It was better than Sonic 06'?

Not really a huge fan of the fighting game genre. But out of all of them, this one takes the cake. Art style is great, the fighting is really easy to get used to. This game is perfect for those who want to start to get better at fighting games. Practice always makes perfect, and Skullgirls is the place to start.

Before you all hate on me, let me tell you: Castle Crashers is a fantastic game. If you a fan of beat em' ups, this is one you don't wanna miss. But..the only problem this game has is online co-op and the controls. The controls are decent, but I always find myself putting them in an awkward position just to cast spells. If you own a PS3 or Xbox, it is really helpful if you just use a controller. The next point is online co-op, it is so bad. I can't tell you how many times I've had to re-connect, disconnect, shut down my computer, etc, just to get online co-op working. And it still didn't work for more. Trust me, it is WAY more fun to have your friend near you beating the crap out of an NPC. The steam version is not a good version of Castle Crashers, and it fails in the online co-op aspect. I'd reccommend the console versions if you can get your hands on them.

This is so poorly made. As a fan of shooters, I was displeased. The point of the game is to build defenses, but what's the point if you have someone with a jetpack and can fly over stuff? And half of the time, I can't even connect to a server. When you buy this game, 95% of the time, you will not find a server at all. Single player would've helped. But even if it did have single player, it would still be bad. The original is more worth your time than this failure of a game. Plus, it's free. Play the original Ace of Spades, 10x better.