SpaceChem Video Review

Video review by Justin Johnston.

[tenchuxmusic]

Really good voice-over job Justin :-)!

[radiofreegamer]

@bigasmith23 Skyrim encapsulates everything that makes PC gaming still relevant. Just compare it to the console counterparts graphically, technically (loading times, etc), and let us not forget the vast, vast library of user-generated content exclusive to PC. That's only scratching the surface.

Also consider how much easier it is to distribute games on the PC. Before SpaceChem was ever on Steam, it was distributed through the developer's home page. This is huge for indie gaming.

[radiofreegamer]

@TenchuXmusic Thanks! I've already gotten to work on my next video.

[hour]

As always, thanks for the reviews eldergeek.

[Fubbymaster]

This game is acually insanely fun if you like puzzle games.

[Beanly]

You said it's worth it? Buying it.

[mees]

Uhm... This is actually one of the best puzzle games of last year.

[dinocro]

@radiofreegamer And you can't show off with your beast PC if you're on a console :P

[UltraPrimeHunter]

Only reason to get this is for TF2 items.

[BLACKLIGHTNING]

Again, steam did not invent nor implement any of the things you mention, therefore none of those things count. I can download my GOG games as many times as I want, play them independently of some third party software that can and has caused frustration with download installation and usage. And since they aren't invisible or something, of course I can see them "wherever they are."

[robotcow]

@specterseal999 i was thinking the same thing lol

[BLACKLIGHTNING]

Steam didn't invent "the discount." It's a wonder you people always mention this as a pro when everyone else and GOG have plenty of occasional sales and competitive prices.
The numerous functionalities you mention are totally irrelevant, especially achievements. Ingame multiplayer options such as chat and friends lists are equal alternatives to the steam-based one, and cloud saves cause more problems than they fix.
Steam sucks because you don't own the games that you "own."