However, nothing in my collection is exciting, and I really want to try this out. So, should I throw down fifteen bills and play the fuckin' shit out of this? 
 
Also, "try the demo" does not compute. BUY OR NO BUY. 
 
GO.

Yes.

Bastion is the best game i've played this year. I have nothing but good things to say about it.

And i've played a shit load of games, basically i'm your god and i'm tell you to buy it.

Try the demo. 
 
I also have no desire to get this after trying the demo. That's what demos are for: to give you an idea of what the game is.

Buy it, I'm having an extremely difficult time finding things I did not thoroughly enjoy about it.

So you have no desire to get this, but you "really want to try this out." That doesn't make a whole lot of sense. I think it's a great game, and recommend you buy it.

Buy it.

EVERYBODY JUST SAY YES. 
 
YES!

Buy it.

Ask people to post some negatives, my biggest worry is the story.

You DO have a desire to get this, because you "want to try it out". 
 
Buy it, best money you'll spend in a long while. The multiplayer is great, the guns are awesome and it had a better-than-CoD prestige system. The multiplayer maps are slim pickings for the moment, but they'll undoubtably add more in the promised free-DLC. A lot of people are playing so it's easy to get a game. However, noobs are at a disadvantage, because an All-Critical Machete Build is basically unstoppable for a newer player. +40% crit chance, +200% crit chance, plus 50% faster attack speed, with spirits on top of that, you crit more often than you don't, and you dice everything. Combine it with whatever upgrades you want for the pistols (obviously straight shooting is a must) and you'll pwn every noob on the server. 
 
The good thing is the singleplayer campaign only lasts for 6 hours or so each play, so you can level your kid quickly and catch up with the powergamers who dominate the multiplayer rankings. 
 
My k/d ratio is 55:7

Try it. If you don't like the demo, don't force yourself to pay 15 bucks for it. I didn't like it, but there was charm to it I liked, but I'm not gonna take the dive and buy it.

Just buy the new Limp Bizkit album instead.

Buy it, for people worried about the story its pretty good and the setting becomes surprisingly deep as time goes on.

Just buy the new Limp Bizkit album instead.

@EuanDewar said:

Just buy the new Limp Bizkit album instead.

Second worst recommendation I've ever heard.

Buy it!

@Napalm said:

@mnzy said:

@EuanDewar said:

Just buy the new Limp Bizkit album instead.

Second worst recommendation I've ever heard.

What was the first?

Buy the new Linkin Park album.

@Napalm said:

@mnzy said:

@EuanDewar said:

Just buy the new Limp Bizkit album instead.

Second worst recommendation I've ever heard.

What was the first?

Buy the new Linkin Park album.

Yes.

@Napalm said:

@mnzy said:

@EuanDewar said:

Just buy the new Limp Bizkit album instead.

Second worst recommendation I've ever heard.

What was the first?

Buy the new Linkin Park album.

Buy this fucking shit right now. Especially if you grew up with a super nintendo controller clutched in your tiny fist

Buy this fucking shit right now. Especially if you grew up with a super nintendo controller clutched in your tiny fist

I liked Bastion.

I really don't give a shit if you buy it or not but I loved it.

It's getting great reviews almost everywhere, but Giant Bomb is the last place to look for a fair assessment of the game.

I like it but I'm having more fun turning the difficulty as high as it will go.

I'm having a good time with it. My favourite bit is the combat. It's tight, fair, and feels like they're handing me challenges, not fodder. 
I say buy. Especially if that's the only way you're gonna give it a go. It's worth $15. 
 
If there's one negative I can point out, it's the way it handles failed weapon challenges. It suffers because it prioritizes presentation over just letting you get back to it. But that is really only a warning to the impatient (which I can be at points).

Buy it.

Total buy. I expected it to be merely alright, but it has proven to be excellent so far. My expectations have been completely shattered. The worst thing I have to say about it is the great soundtrack is muddied by a few songs that don't really click with me.

It's getting great reviews almost everywhere, but Giant Bomb is the last place to look for a fair assessment of the game.

It's a good game.

 My k/d ratio is 55:7

I really want to try this out.

I have no desire to get this.

Um...

WATCH someone play the demo. 
 
And! 
 
Eat a cookie.

Try the demo first. I've been looking forward to it but should have tried it before I bought it. The combat just really isn't very good and while the game looks good, I don't buy games because they are "pretty."

Buy it. I enjoyed it far more than I thought I would.

Who asked if you were interested? You just want some attention and get people to beg you to buy it?

@InertiaticESP said:

You DO have a desire to get this, because you "want to try it out". Buy it, best money you'll spend in a long while. The multiplayer is great, the guns are awesome and it had a better-than-CoD prestige system. The multiplayer maps are slim pickings for the moment, but they'll undoubtably add more in the promised free-DLC. A lot of people are playing so it's easy to get a game. However, noobs are at a disadvantage, because an All-Critical Machete Build is basically unstoppable for a newer player. +40% crit chance, +200% crit chance, plus 50% faster attack speed, with spirits on top of that, you crit more often than you don't, and you dice everything. Combine it with whatever upgrades you want for the pistols (obviously straight shooting is a must) and you'll pwn every noob on the server. The good thing is the singleplayer campaign only lasts for 6 hours or so each play, so you can level your kid quickly and catch up with the powergamers who dominate the multiplayer rankings. My k/d ratio is 55:7

There's a multiplayer? Or are you kidding?

Either way, this game is very good. Buy it.