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I swear, I don't get it. Your reviews seem to actually have a hate following somewhat! It never ceases to blow my mind how some people just live to be miserable ****s. Ah well. Keep up the great work dear Wombat. Regardless of my own opinions on any given game, I DO appreciate your reviews, their format, and the details you provide. Rock on yo.
I guess you could say this game is a. . . quickie? Eh? eh?
We all gotta make a living one way or another. . .
Thanks for the support. Living is hard. . . and now it sounds like I made an innuendo. Oops! I'm glad you don't agree with all of my work, it means you take my words with a grain of salt — and I approve of that.
As other reviewers have mentioned, this is a short play. Additionally, you're making quite a bit of assumptions — it's important to note that playtime is not counted when you are offline, and that I am able to obtain games before they hit the Store. I will admit that when I posted my review, I didn't give the game as much of a looksy as I would have liked to, but that's something I usually do on a later date. I review games for a living, and I commonly provide a "first impression" before I share my essays, which require a great deal of editing.
— to who reported my review, Steam staff have sided with me once again. Woot.