Vectagon Game Review

Vectagon

Play Online: Vectagon
Developer: Ataxkt
Genre: Distance

Game Review
Vectagon is a fast paced twitch-heavy runner game crafted for the hardcore audience. This is one of those kind of games that makes your eyeballs feel like they're being forcibly twisted against your will while still in their sockets. According to its developer, been inspired by Rez, Dyad and F-Zero. Vectagon is a simple, engaging game. You'll go in thinking you'll play a short game, but soon find yourself repeating the same level at least a couple of dozen times, quickly jabbing at the screen to restart after cursing loudly from the ridiculous mistake you just made.

Vectagon is one of a rare breed of games, and what makes Vectagon such an addictive experience is its simplicity and incredibly difficulty. If you've played Super Hexagon, you understand the sort of game. You’re driving through a tunnel, and you have to move to the left and right to dodge walls that it throws up. As you go, more edges to the tunnel are added, and it gets much more difficult to manoeuvre the ship you’re in. The overall goal is to last as long as possible without getting crushed between two walls while you're zig-zagging your way through the endless tunnel. The controls are surprisingly responsive and silky smooth, but not my reaction time.

It can be frustrating and punishing for those who are not good enough, while rewarding those who master it with a supreme sense of satisfaction. But each playthrough is worth it though, as just breaking your own personal record by a second! It will test your reflexes, patience and endurance just to survive 20 seconds in the gentlest of its modes and possibly hours of training before you can go for a 30 seconds maybe? If you’re a fan of hard runner games, I recommend putting this on a watch list.

VikingLand Walkthrough Guide

VikingLand

Play Online: VikingLand
Developer: HotCup Games
Genre: Strategy, Distance

VikingLand Guide
List of Towers in VikingLand
Stone Tower - Base Damage: 5, Type: Physical
Axe Tower - Base Damage: 63, Type: Physical
Axe Tower2 - Base Damage: 89, Type: Physical
Axe Tower3 - Base Damage: 149, Type: Physical
Spear Tower - Base Damage: 20, Type: Physical
Spear Tower2 - Base Damage: 20x2, Type: Physical
Spear Tower3 - Base Damage: 20x3, Type: Physical
Basic Splash Tower - Base Damage: 16, Type: Physical/Splash
Splash Tower - Base Damage: 34, Type: Physical/Splash
Splash Tower2 - Base Damage: 54, Type: Physical/Splash
Splash Tower3 - Base Damage: 110, Type: Physical/Splash
Friendly Splash - Base Damage: 12x2, Type: Physical/Splash
Friendly Splash2 - Base Damage: 12x4, Type: Physical/Splash
Friendly Splash3 - Base Damage: 12x6, Type: Physical/Splash
Basic Magic Tower - Base Damage: 8, Type: Magical
Frost Tower - Base Damage: 4, Type: Magical/Slowing
Frost Tower2 - Base Damage: 4, Type: Magical/Slowing
Frost Tower3 - Base Damage: 4, Type: Magical/Slowing
Storm Tower - Base Damage: 29, Type: Magical/Critical (50% of chance of double damage.)
Storm Tower2 - Base Damage: 45, Type: Magical/Critical (50% of chance of double damage.)
Storm Tower3 - Base Damage: 75, Type: Magical/Critical (50% of chance of double damage.)

List of Monsters in VikingLand
Smally - Small fast monster, usually running with a lot of friends.
Life: 15, Damage: 1, Armor: None
Armored Smally - The same one, with armor.
Life: 35, Damage: 1, Armor: Physical
Very Armored Smally - A very armored Smally.
Life: 57, Damage: 1, Armor: Physical
Otto - Flying and resistant to magic.
Life: 120, Damage: 2, Armor: Magical
Wormy - Has very strong resistant to magic skin, but it is very slow.
Life: 950, Damage: 3, Armor: Magical
Krusty - very kind, crab looking creature.
Life: 100, Damage: 1, Armor: None
Potty - He loves to eat viking and potatoes.
Life: 80, Damage: 1, Armor: Magical
Mr. Bone - Big slow creature, loves eating vikings when in bad mood.
Life: 275, Damage: 2, Armor: Physical
Armored Mr. Bone - The same one, with armor.
Life: 250, Damage: 2, Armor: Physical
Magically Armored Mr. Bone - The same one, with magical armor.
Life: 450, Damage: 2, Armor: Magical
Woolfy - Fast and strong eneough creature, actually isn't a woolf.
Life: 99, Damage: 1, Armor: Physical
Armored Woolfy - You better have some magic towers when it comes.
Life: 230, Damage: 1, Armor: Physical
Betty - A pretty fast and dangerous flying magically combined of mops and bat.
Life: 180, Damage: 1, Armor: None
Spidy - Well, it's a huge spider with magic resistance.
Life: 210, Damage: 1, Armor: Magical
Marty - A huge armored cyclops.
Life: 2000, Damage: 5, Armor: Physical
Oculus - ???
Life: 19991, Damage: 20, Armor: Magical

List of Upgrades in VikingLand
Throwing Towers
Will fight for food - Increase 6% damage and 5% of towers area. Cost: 9
Aerodynamics research - Increase towers area by 5% and decrease price by 4%. Cost: 18
Give them more food - Decrease tower reload time by 14%. Cost: 52
Death ritual - Increase damage and throwing by 3% area, price - 3%. Cost: 64
Use bone weapons - Throwing area + 3%, price - 3%. Cost: 70

Splash Towers
Rum parties every Friday - Reload time - 8%, price - 3%. Cost: 10
Lightweight helmets for Vikings - Fire area + 11%. Cost: 27
Inventory research - Damage + 5%, price - 3%. Cost: 45
Battle tactics improvement - Fire area +3%, reload time - 4%. Cost: 55
Salary growth - Damage + 8%, price - 3%. Cost: 78

Magic Towers
Pray to nature Gods - Reload time - 5%, fire area + 11%. Cost: 22
Use power of Sun - Reload time - 2%, tower price - 3%, damage, - 4% Cost: 40
Improve magic inventory - Damage + 12%. Cost: 62
Fire dance researches - Tower price - 4%. Cost: 60
Learn ancient knowledge - Damage + 5%, fire area +2%. Cost: 100

Recommended Build for VikingLand
Upgrades
1. Will fight for food
2. Aerodynamics research
3. Give them more food
4. Death ritual
5. Use bone weapons
6. Pray to nature Gods
7. Use power of Sun
8. Improve magic inventory
9. Fire dance researches
10. Learn ancient knowledge
11. Pray to nature Gods
12. Use power of Sun
13. Improve magic inventory
14. Fire dance researches
15. Learn ancient knowledge

VikingLand Walkthrough
In VikingLand, you have to apply a little strategy skills to win the game to achieve flawless victory. I experiment and found that build a single type of towers won't get you far after stage 1. You need a mix of towers and make smart upgrades in order to win the rest of the game. Firstly, analyze the map structure; Example will be finding critical intersection points to build towers first. Secondly, understand the tower properties. Magical towers are extremely effective towards monsters with physical armor, and Throwing Towers against magical armor. Lastly, most stages comes with a trap, understand it first and use it wisely. You’ll be a winner. :D

Stage 1 - Build all Magic Towers.
Stage 2 - Build 6 Throwing Towers, 4 Magic Towers, 2 Splash Towers.
Stage 3 - Build 8 Throwing Towers, 4 Magic Towers.
Stage 4 - Build 8 Throwing Towers, 6 Magic Towers.
Stage 5 - Build 7 Throwing Towers, 3 Magic Towers, 1 Splash Towers.
Stage 6 - Build 7 Throwing Towers, 4 Magic Towers, 1 Splash Towers.
Stage 7 - Build all Throwing Towers.
Stage 8 - Build 13 Throwing Towers, 4 Magic Towers. To win the last boss, sell away all your towers and buy the blue tower.

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Turtle Trigger Walkthrough Guide

Turtle Trigger

Play Online: Turtle Trigger
Developer: Ignatus Zuk & Gonzossm
Genre: Action, Distance

Turtle Trigger Guide
List of Items In Turtle Trigger
Jet Pack - $7,500
Description: A flying turtle! Damn boy, must get this.
Super Shell - $6,000
Description: Doubles up your armor! Also, you'll look like a pimp!
Rifle - $0
Description: The most basic gun of all! Single shot fire.
Uzi - $3,500
Description: Go ghetto on dem dawg! Dat shi fo real!! Rapid fire!
Shotgun - $7,500
Description: Deliciousness in each sheel, spread shot, powerful!
AR-15 - $12,000
Description: Rapid firing Assault Rifle. Powerful.
Super Automatic Rocket Launcher - $30,000
Description: Own everything but this!

Recommended Build for Turtle Trigger
1. Super Shell
2. Jet Pack
3. Shotgun
4. AR-15
5. Super Automatic Rocket Launcher
5. Uzi

Weapon Setup
1. Rifle
2. Shotgun
3. AR-15
4. Super Automatic Rocket Launcher

Turtle Trigger Walkthrough
Turtle Trigger is all about competing for Highscores to be the best of the turtles! Survive this madness for as long as possible, and most importantly of all, don't die! Here are some quick tips for Turtle Trigger... Basically, use a shot gun against weak enemies in big groups, never shoot at bomber when near them. Use your jet pack when needed, such as spikes or enemies charging at you. The UZI is basically useless, you're better off with the rifle. The Bazooka overheats, spam slowly. I know it's hard. :P

To kill Rufus aka "The Boss", you have to shoot him in the head of the first part of the battle, except when he's about to do that ground pound thing (that's a no-damage mode for him). You'll see his head flash white with each hit that damages him. The second part of the battle starts when he "goes nuclear" as I put it, or when he shoots fireballs out in a circle. After that, any hit hurts him, including body shots. The ground pound no-damage mode still applies though. As for dealing with fireballs, you can try to dodge them, but you will probably still be hit.The best way to handle them is to shoot them; one shot will stop a fireball.

The best weapon for fighting Rufus is the assault rifle. While the rocket launcher looks like a good choice, the sustained fire you'll need to stop fireballs and hit Rufus will overheat it very quickly. The assault rifle, however, has a fast enough rate of fire to stop groups of fireballs and still hit Rufus, while also having a quick enough reload time to not get you killed while reloading. Additionally, it has a good enough damage rating to keep the fight from lasting too long, and it is more accurate than the other guns.

Pro-Tip: Reload the shotgun right after you shoot the first shot. The cooldown between reloading and then shooting is shorter than between each shot.

Flight Walkthrough Guide

Flight

Play Online: Flight
Developer: ArmorGames
Genre: Distance, Upgrades

Flight Guide
List of Upgrades in Flight
Better Model
Description: Improves the plane in general, and give you additional fuel.
Cost: $ 260 / 820 / 1900 / 2830

Lightweight
Description: Your plane becomes lighter, and falls slower.
Cost: $ 30 / 120 / 360 / 950 / 2140

Areodynamic
Description: Your plane retains its velocity for longer
Cost: $ 40 / 170 / 480 / 1260 / 2750

Rudder Control
Description: You are able to control your plane at the cost of fuelm higher levels give yoou better control.
Cost: $ 80 / 290 / 650

Throwing Power
Description: The initial power of throwing the plane is increased by 10 / 20 / 30 / 40 / 50 percent.
Cost: $ 90 / 180 / 430 / 900 / 1200

Fire Engine
Description: Hold spacebar to activate your engine.
Cost: $ 130 / 480 / 1490

Crane Booster
Description: Cranes now also give a boost.
Cost: $ 485

Lucky Star
Description: Normal stars have an additional 2 / 4 / 6 percent chance to spawn as a gold star.
Cost: $ 150 / 375 / 1450

Green Fuel
Description: Reduces fuel consumption by 10 / 20 / 30 percent.
Cost: $ 180 / 590 / 1350

Hurricane
Description: Your plane resists negative effects and gain boost from windmills.
Cost: $ 160 / 310 / 890

Emergency Booster
Description: Whenever you stall, you are given a chance to restart your engines.
Cost: $ 400

Rainbow Stars
Description: Once per flight, you can turn all stars into rainbow-stars for 10 seconds.
Cost: $ 1750

Crane Duration
Description: Increases the duration of the crane bonus by 1 / 2 seconds.
Cost: $ 325 / 1250

Wind Detector
Description: Jetstream warnings last 1 second longer.
Cost: $ 500

Mystery Upgrade
Description: A mysterious and impractical upgrade that is probably not worth the cost.
Cost: $ 3000

Recommended Build for Flight
1. Lightweight
2. Rudder Control
3. Areodynamic
4. Throwing Power
5. Green Fuel
6. Hurricane
7. Better Model
8. Lucky Star
9. Crane Duration
10. Crane Booster
11. Fire Engine
12. Wind Detector
13. Emergency Booster
14. Rainbow Stars
15. Mystery Upgrade
16. Repeat!

Flight Walkthrough
My fastest record is 15 days for this game, Flight. Basically, my strategy is to fly at low altitude, then pick up speed by gliding through a windmill or pick up cranes repeatedly. This cycle can keep on going and last for insanely long, as long you got fuel to control your paper plane. Every bar of fuel can give you about 1000 meters, just imagine if the game implements fuel pickups... The game is self sustainable! The "Mystery" Upgrade is actually pretty good. What it does is it makes your plane turn into some origami animal (I've seen the Learn to Fly's Penguin and Toss the Turtle's Turtle). And makes you bounce forward some more, hitting cranes, stars, and those propeller things.

Lastly, to grab lots of space stars. Try to max out all your upgrades first. Pick up your plane, go to bottom left corner, then throw quickly towards the top. Immediately hold left and space, so you should fly close to straight up. When you have about 1 bar of fuel left, stop using the engine. You should stall. Use emergency stall, now you're flying horizontally at some crazy high altitude and you can use the rest of your fuel to aim for space stars.

Pro-Tip: Do not throw backwards.

Toss the Turtle Walkthrough Guide

Toss the Turtle

Play Online: Toss the Turtle
Developer: Foreverkul & Gonzo
Genre: Distance, Launch

Toss the Turtle Guide
List of Items in Toss the Turtle
Rock Pack - $1,000
Description: This primitive jet pack is heavy and slow, but it will get the job down. Free fuel refills.
Chest Bomb - $2,000
Description: Strap this bomb to your chest and it will automatically explode if you stop moving! Only one use.
Jet Pack - $25,000
Description: The newest in jet pack technology. Smooth flight and can go very high. Must purchase a Rock Pack first.
Missile - $60,000
Description: Everyone knows missiles are faster than any jet pack, so why not use this instead? Must trade in Jet Pack.
Big Cannon - $10,000
Description: A strong durable cannon. Good for private use of launching yourself.
Super Cannon - $40,000
Description: This cannon comes with flashy buttons, and a stronger blast. Need to trade in previous cannon first.
Gold Cannon - $100,000
Description: The Gold Cannon is of superior design, utilizing maximum comfort to distance ratio! Will only trade for good quality cannons.
Tank - $200,000
Description: The Tank is not only an awesome weapon of war, but can provide hours of fun! It's the most powerful cannon in this shop!
Nuclear Thingy - $10,000
Description: Nuclear bombs are dangerous, but who cares? They make a huge explosion! You can buy more than one.

List of Guns in Toss the Turtle
Sling Shot - $0
Description: A primitive weapon.
Power: 1, Ammo: 3, Accuracy: Low
Revolver - $6,000
Description: Well rounded small weapon.
Power: 5, Ammo: 6, Accuracy: Medium
Dessert Eagle - $8,000
Description: Strong small weapon
Power: 10, Ammo: 8, Accuracy: Low
Uzi - $10,000
Description: Weak but lots of ammo.
Power: 15, Ammo: 20, Accuracy: Low
AK-47 - $40,000
Description: Strong but hard to aim.
Power: 20, Ammo: 30, Accuracy: Low, Requirement: Reach 25,000ft+
Pump Shotgun - $40,000
Description: Area effect allows easy hits.
Power: 50, Ammo: 8, Accuracy: Medium, Requirement: Reach 25,000ft+
Automatic Shotgun - $50,000
Description: Area effect allows easy hits.
Power: 50, Ammo: 12, Accuracy: Low, Requirement: Reach 25,000ft+
Sniper Rifle - $75,000
Description: High power and accuracy.
Power: 100, Ammo: 10, Accuracy: High, Requirement: Reach 100,000ft+
Bazooka - $80,000
Description: Powerful explosion.
Power: 200, Ammo: 5, Accuracy: Medium, Requirement: Reach 100,000ft+
Golden Gun - $400,000
Description: The Golden Gun of ultimate power.
Power: 5000, Ammo: 10, Accuracy: High, Requirement: Reach 200,000ft+

Recommended Build for Toss the Turtle
1. Rock Pack
2. Big Cannon
3. Uzi
4. Super Cannon
5. Jet Pack
6. Ak-47
7. Gold Cannon
8. Missile
9. Sniper Rifle
10. Tank
11. Golden Gun

Toss the Turtle Walkthrough
Generally, make sure the cannons are the first item you upgrade when you can afford to, as they are the most rewarding to the distance. Next on the list will be Jetpacks, then weapons; for weapons, guns with more ammo are better imo. You are advised not to buy the chest bomb or nuclear bomb until you get your Tank and Golden Gun. They are really expensive and don't give you that much extra distance at early game.

For me, the best launching angle would be somewhere at around 50 degrees with full power. As soon as you are at the peak of your initial launch, activate your Rock Pack, Jetpack or Missile immediately. This will avoid the risk of hitting some spikes early on. Now, shoot the turtle when he is dropping (closer to the ground seems to be better, but not after he bounces) to maximize ammo use. Keep your finger on the D key to give you an extra distance, and only use the other keys if it is essential to get an item or avoid spikes, if it is not you should leave the W, A and S keys alone.

How Dare You Walkthrough Guide

How Dare You

Play Online: How Dare You
Developer: The Shpufa
Genre: Launch, Distance

How Dare You Guide
List of Upgrades in How Dare You
Launch - Increase launch duration and speed.
Cost: 1,500 / 3,000 / 6,000 / 12,000 / 20,000 / 35,000
Speed - Increase movement speed.
Cost: 1,000 / 2,500 / 5,500 / 10,000 / 15,000 / 30,000
Stamina - Increase stamina to run further.
Cost: 650 / 1800 / 5000 / 10000 / 17500 / 27000
Rush - Increase rush ride duration.
Cost: 1200 / 3000 / 6500 / 10000 / 15000 / 25000
Magnet - Magnetize nearby coins. Upgrade for bigger magnet.
Cost: 750 / 1250 / 2000 / 3200 / 4100 / 5700
Powerup - Increase powerup duration.
Cost: 500 / 1000 / 1500 / 2500 / 4000 / 5000
Suit - Upgrade for less suit overload. Needed in area 2.
Cost: 2500 / 3000 / 3500 / 4000 / 4500 / 5000
Boots - Upgrade for less boot overload. Needed in area 3.
Cost: 3000 / 3500 / 4000 / 4000 / 5000 / 6000

List of Features in How Dare You
Double Jump - Allows second jump while in the air.
Cost: 1000
Goose Ex Machina - Continue even after death.
Cost: 3000
Stamina - Restore stamina points after each 20th killed enemy.
Cost: 2500
Additional Rush - Adds additional rush points on each perfect launch.
Cost: 2000

Recommended Build for How Dare You
1. Stamina
2. Magnet
3. Powerup
4. Rush
5. Launch
6. Double Jump
7. Stamina
8. Goose Ex Machina
9. Additional Rush
10. Suit
11. Boots
12. Speed
13. Repeat!

How Dare You Walkthrough
In this launcher game, the only way to do much better progressively is to upgrade your character. And to upgrade, you need lots and lots of money! Here are a few ways to earn some extra coins; First is to do as many combos as you can. You get 25 more coins with 3 combos, 50 for 5 combos and increasing. Slowly but surely, bit by bit! Next is after you run out of stamina, try to dodge those meteors to earn extra few hundreds. I know it's hard but hold on for like 5 seconds? Trust me, it's worth it. My ultimate last way, is to start off with a perfect launch and spam your rush every time when available. Just do it, good luck!

Fear Less! Game Review & Walkthrough Guide

Fear Less!

Play Online: Fear Less!
Developer: Greg Lane & Anna Oliver
Genre: Distance, Upgrades

Game Review
Dear diary, I had a dream I was playing a wonderful flash game with awesome sound and perfectly fitting graphics. Unfortunately, I had to wake up... Fearless is an interesting idea and has a decent storyline for an distance flash game. The short storyline behind Fear Less is you playing as a little girl who has the same recurring dream over and over again, being chased by a fox grim reaper in a forest. It's pretty scary to have such nightmares! Therefore, clear your mind and overcome it by learning how to fear less.

It's a beautiful and enjoyable game the developers have crafted. So as she runs, the forest turns against her trying to cripple her with obstacles; Mushrooms trying to trip her, foxes start attacking her, rabbits slowing her down by skipping towards her and etc. I like how it makes sense how the game only ends once you've gotten all the medals, if you think about it. You start as a weak, mostly helpless girl with no idea what's going on, but as she goes through the nightmare again and again, she gets stronger and stronger, to the point where she's really no longer scared. She basically is being a stronger version of yourself to escape the nightmare. Here is something we can learn from!

I manage to beat the nightmare, it wasn't as difficult when it came down to it. It has some challenges but they don't take grinding, just getting a bit used to the game. Really the hardest part is to run flawlessly for 2 minutes. And the upgrade system is there to help you, it certainly adds a little replay value. I had a good time with this and am looking forward to a similar continuation of this. Keep up the good work! It makes me wonder how many foxes woke up that night after having a nightmare about strolling though a forest, minding their own business, only to be mercilessly being disemboweled by a passing girl with a red bow and a sword.

Fear Less! Guide
List of Upgrades in Fear Less!
Recover - Recover Health. Cost: 5 / 10 / 20 / 50 / 100
Health - Gain half a heart. Cost: 5 / 10 / 20 / 50 / 100
Jump - Jump higher. Cost: 5 / 10 / 20 / 50 / 100
Sword - Better sword aim. Cost: 5 / 10 / 20 / 50 / 100
Fox Ears - Foxes won't attack you. Cost: 200

Recommended Build for Fear Less!
1. Jump
2. Recover
3. Sword
4. Health
5. Repeat until you get all upgrades.
6. Fox Ears

List of Medals in Fear Less!
Death Dodger - Run 100m far.
Recurring Nightmares - Run 666m total.
The Grass is Greener - Run 500m far.
The Hardest One - Win a medal.
If You Can't Beat Em... - Buy the Fox Ears.
All of the Things - Buy all upgrades.
Traumatized - Die 10 times.
Fighting Back - Travel twice as far as your first run.
Master of Suspense - Recover from near death to full health.
Trouble With Truffles - Only take damage from mushrooms.
Like a Badger Badger - Jump over 100 mushrooms.
Mushroom Cloud - Jump over 500 obstacles total.
Out Fox - Pop 20 foxes.
Over the Moon - Pop 15 wolves.
With Her Bear Hands - Pop 10 bears.
How Could You? - Hurt an innocent bunny.
You're NOT on Fire! - Safely run past 100 fires.
Sunshine - Beat the Nightmare.
Collector - Get 15 Dream Coins in one run.
Hoarder - Get 300 Dream Coins in your bank.
All of the Money - Get 150 Dream Coins in one run.
Pacifist - Jump over an enemy.
Friend to Nature - Jump over every kind of animal.
Squat Thrusts - Jump off the screen.
Rhythm - Run 20s flawlessly.
Flow Ninja - Run 60s flawlessly.
Inception - Run 120s flawlessly.

Honestly getting all the medals are pretty straightforward but if you want to ask me which is the hardest medal to get... I personally think is to run flawlessly for 2 minutes. I would highly suggest you to get all the upgrades first before trying. Basically don't Double/Triple jump just because you can, you may need to Double/Triple jump over something and not be able to because your still in the air.

Pro-Tip: You can actually jump over enemies, if you miss on the sword bar, and avoid taking damage.

Oppa Gangnam Run Game Review

Oppa Gangnam Run

Play Online: Oppa Gangnam Run
Developer: Fortunacus
Genre: Music, Distance

Game Review
Oppa Gangnam style, Gangnam style! Hey, sexy lady... Oh, I'm sure you recognize the recent viral hit on Gangnam Style by PSY. It is really a popular internet meme and the mass appeal of the music video has been attributed to its signature dance move known as “the horse-riding dance.” It actually combines simple hopping and hand movements resembling the posture of a horseback rider.

Yes, you are right! Big brother going crazy run in Gangnam District with his trendy and hilarious style. Get wild and become popular in Gangnam. Well, Oppa Gangnam Run is very normal distance runner game except you're PSY running away from Slendermen. I really love it when the developer mixed the 2 most strangely popular things, Gangam style and Slenderman. Wait so, I'm Gangnam man running from Slender? Seems legit. :)

I like this song. It is pretty catchy and it just makes you want to get up and dance! I find this to be a decent game. It's not one of my favorite games, probably because it doesn't have that much going on. It doesn't hold up to my standards for a runner game. It's still good for what it is.

Oppa Gangnam Style