I bought it since I got the original game for free. Overall is was fun but a bit too short. I beat the main story quest in 30 minutes and cleaned up all the trophies in another hour. Also I don't know about you but I thought the story was going to take a turn and your buddy was going to be king or something.

I did! Been thinking about reviewing it. Thought it introduced some pretty awesome dolls but nothing more

I quite enjoyed it, and for $5 its length was perfectly fine.

That's just one of those games where I play through the entire thing, get 100%, then have absolutely no desire to go back to it. But for five bucks, I dunno, maybe I'll pick it up soon.

Balls! I totally missed this.

I was pretty unimpressed with Stacking, so I don't think I'll be getting the DLC.

Bought it yesterday, will play it tonight. The way it's going at the moment it seems to be the case that if a game's downloadable and made by Double Fine it's a must for me. 

While not without its charm, it seemed like a very overrated game.  Projects that come from Double Fine often get treated with kid gloves.  Tim Schafer, the imaginative designer he is, can make middling games, but you wouldn't know it from the coverage. 

 RTS aside, I thought Brutal Legend was a criminally underrated game and felt the world was fascinating.  When it ended, it left me wanting to see more.  Such an interesting world and sense of adventure was ultimately hamstrung by the RTS element.  But I digress, I'm guessing that if you felt Stacking was great/mediocre, then the Lost Hobo King probably won't change that, no?

" While not without its charm, it seemed like a very overrated game.  Projects that come from Double Fine often get treated with kid gloves.  Tim Schafer, the imaginative designer he is, can make middling games, but you wouldn't know it from the coverage.   RTS aside, I thought Brutal Legend was a criminally underrated game and felt the world was fascinating.  When it ended, it left me wanting to see more.  Such an interesting world and sense of adventure was ultimately hamstrung by the RTS element.  But I digress, I'm guessing that if you felt Stacking was great/mediocre, then the Lost Hobo King probably won't change that, no? "

I got this yesterday. It's a bit short but since it's only $5 I wasn't expecting it to be much longer.

I'm a big Tim Schafer and Double Fine fan - have been for a long time. I liked Stacking a lot. I purchased the DLC. And even though I've yet to play it I expect to enjoy it based off of my enjoyment of the original game content, just like Costume Quest.

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Brutal Legend on the other hand, I'm not sure how anyone can like that game. It had a lot of things going for it in the beginning.

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I felt that stacking was a little overpriced and like costume quest i swore i would buy it on sale but i probably wont

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Brutal Legend on the other hand, I'm not sure how anyone can like that game. It had a lot of things going for it in the beginning.

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I can see how people like it. I loved the hell out of that game up until they introduced the RTS-bit. While repetitive and a bit clunky, the combat was still fine for what it was and it was amusing. But that RTS-concept... That's where it fell into a pile of shit. For me, it was more about liking Brutal Legend for what it partially was. I loved the first part and am doing my best to blatantly surpress the memory of the RTS-bits. "

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Brutal Legend on the other hand, I'm not sure how anyone can like that game. It had a lot of things going for it in the beginning.

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I can see how people like it. I loved the hell out of that game up until they introduced the RTS-bit. While repetitive and a bit clunky, the combat was still fine for what it was and it was amusing. But that RTS-concept... That's where it fell into a pile of shit. For me, it was more about liking Brutal Legend for what it partially was. I loved the first part and am doing my best to blatantly surpress the memory of the RTS-bits. "

That's almost exactly what I was saying, except you can't really ignore the RTS part of the game. Beyond the first boss encounter that horrible mechanics rears its ugly head at every turn. Wondering around in the world was fine, but in order to actually progress at all the game required the player to subject themselves to the worst gameplay that it had to offer. That price was too high to pay for a game that I enjoyed otherwise. "

I think the Stacking DLC is more fun than the original game, and I liked Stacking. The DLC has some very creative puzzles that really use the stacking gameplay well.