Alex M

Dude? WTH? Porting a game to Google Chrome doesn't mean it's going to be free. They probably mean that they're porting it to the Native Client plugin, not to HTML5.

Bastion is also available on the Chrome Web Store, look into it and see what a Native Client app looks like.

Dude? WTH? Porting a game to Google Chrome doesn't mean it's going to be free. They probably mean that they're porting it to the Native Client plugin, not to HTML5.

Bastion's available in the Chrome Web Store as well, you can play the first area for free to check out what a Native Client app looks like.

Dude? What the hell? Porting a game to Google Chrome doesn't mean it's going to be free. They probably mean that they're porting it to the Native Client plugin, not to HTML5.

Bastion's available in the Chrome Web Store as well, you can play the first area for free to check out what a Native Client app looks like.

On the subway/bus, and the toilet, of course.

A war axe ... yeah.

Wraiths, dire wolves and yetis.

I'd buy this. And I don't even have a wii.

Of course, IV, V and VI are better, and they are already on the DS ... how's that for a wii compilation, Squeenix?

That is pretty awesome.

One thing I noticed from your screenshot, and confirmed through playing it, is that the sharp, right-angled edges of the shapes make it hard to see some details, unless you're constantly inspecting the puzzle.

For example, in your screenshot it's hard to tell if the blue shape is flat-bottomed and resting on the orange shape, or if the blue protrudes downwards through a hole in the orange.

But I still love it, and am definitely keeping it.

Thanks!

@Carney - Maybe the WoW fix was primarily for Linux users?

Oneiric is not such a strange word in Spanish. I've used it :)