Yeah, I was a few seconds from buying it when I first saw it appear on Steam but wanted to hold off for a demo. Steam's demo link was broken. If it's there now I'll definitely check it out.

I'm still kind of skeptical, only because it doesn't look like you actually do anything in this game. A hands on experience will be helpful. Definitely looks inspired by Machinarium, too.

On a semi-related note, speaking of demos, anyone interested in Capsized, I urge you to try the demo before making a hasty purchase. It has a very effective trailer with some excellent, pounding ambient music (listen to the whole of it here, by the way) which can really just make you want to click that 'purchase' button. But again: try demo. Game weird. Don't take another's word for it.

Ah! Didn't know there was a Capsized demo, will check it out. Not convinced it'll be for me but it does look mighty fine.

Since when we did start italicising game names in the forum?

Gregg: I love you.

Also, I'm in agreement with Spike that some days it's just too time consuming. Like fucking hell I'm going to type out S.T.A.L.K.E.R. all the time… typing that alone took longer than the rest of these two sentences.

Another topic of contention: Queen's English versus Americanized English ... why can't we standardi(z/s)e? One thing I will conceed to the yankees is this: I think most words look better without the added "u" jammed in. Still confusing why Canada uses Queen's, yet also uses Zs. We are like some kind of middle ground loser.

"Too bloody pants to live in Britain? Not mad enough to endure the States? Come to Canada, where revenge is a dish best served at room temperature!"

I prefer honor over honour

favorite over favourite

but I do think I prefer colour to color

And the timeless battle of S versus Z (I call it Zed, not Zee, as do the Brits I think)

I was for a long time on the side of Z but I think the point where I turned a corner was when I saw My Bloody Valentine in concert and they closed out with a blisteringly insane version of their already epic concert closer, You Made Me Realise. Seriously though. They had people on staff to hand out earplugs as you entered the venue. From then on I've appreciated the S.