Real Steam reviews. Name the game.
Each card is a real Steam review of a well-known game: what the reviewer wrote, whether they recommended it, and how many hours they had played when they wrote it. Type the game, or press the mic and say it. You have three tries. A miss shows the game's year and kind, a second miss its cover in blocks. Naming it first try scores 3, then 2, then 1.
From Steam's public reviews, the funniest and most helpful in English. Every one was read before it went in: any review that names its game, its series, its makers, a character or a famous line was left out, and so was anything unkind. The reviewers' names are not kept.
Yes. Paste your public Steam profile and the cards come only from games you own, with your own hours shown next to the reviewer's once you have guessed. Nothing is saved and no account is needed.
Five new reviews every day at midnight, your time. After today's five, “One more review” keeps going for as long as you like.
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