Figment Review
Figment is a delightful isometric puzzler that skillfully uses storybook imagery to tackle weighty themes associated with trauma and depression.
Figment is a delightful isometric puzzler that skillfully uses storybook imagery to tackle weighty themes associated with trauma and depression.
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Bastion remains as strong of a game as it was in 2011, but there's no need to buy this version if you already own it.
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