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Spyro is just as I remember it. The PC controls are well integrated, but there is a bug for multi-monitor users where the mouse will loose focus on the game after you get a Dragon. If you flame right away then focus will return, although I have had some dodgy moments where I had to get the mouse back into the game screen and click to keep from getting killed.

It would be nice if we got the list of the countries for the first game mode. Or maybe a 'learning mode' in case we are completely clueless. But this is a great and challenging way to learn countries, their capitols, their flags, and a few random snippets about them. Definitely like the blitzCraig mode.

This game has suprised me with its ability to tell a story in a somehow emotional style. It plays with your heart, and then gives you an amazing fulfillment whenever you complete an objective. The sheer number of goodies (read: plot-related easter eggs) hidden within the game is astonishing, and I'm not sure I'll ever be able to find them all. I am incredibly grateful that this game was made.

I really enjoyed this game, especialy since you have the nearly unlimited ability to modify the games through the steam workshop. The game becomes a sanbox for doing whatever floats your boat, and you needn't worry about breaking any rules, because you can define them yourself through the mods. Honestly, I've had so much fun modifying the game that I completely forgot about the main storyline. Even after over a hundred hours of gameplay, I haven't completed any of the main questlines, but I still have fun.

Get the game, it is well worth the money.

An enjoyable, albiet short, bedtime story that a father tells his son. The story is about the Father's Uncle, who is an inventor/scientist. You don't have many options, but the game is fun mainly because of the originality of the story.
7/10 would play again.

This was a great brain teaser. Took me about 20 Hours of gameplay to win the first time.
You start out the game facing what at first appears to be an instruction screen with various settings, but as you move your mouse to click on a setting, you the screen moves as well, revealing that you are in a large room. To your left is a black wall, and to your right is a wall with a single pulsing icon, reading "click here."
The game eases you into play, giving you your tutorial while you begin to discover just how weird the gameplay is. You will often walk into a room, turn around, and find that what was behind you is something now completely different. It definitely requires patience. Solving the puzzles, however, can be incredibly rewarding.
The graphics are minimalistic, although each room has its own unique sound.