Last summer, while shopping around for a game that my daughter and I could play, I picked up a delightful little game via Steam called "Your Doodles Are Bugged".

If you are a connoisseur of video games on the PC but limited to a Happy Meal sized budget, you may find enough to keep you satiated all year long by joining Steam.

Before my daughter was deemed "old enough" by the wife and I to watch Daddy play videogames, I never had worry about kid-safe visuals and subject matter. This is different from the games that she plays by herself either on the PC or on the iPad. She is frequently curious about what I'm doing on the computer, and when it's not "boring stuff" (ie. work) she wants to watch - and by "watch" she means "sit right next to me and tell Daddy what to do".

Now that my wallet is lightened of some cash, it doesn't bulge nearly as much, which should also make my chiropractor happy as well.

In addition to buying a handful of previous year's "AAA" videogame titles at steep discount, I also bought several independent developer titles which turned out to be fantastic deals for the amount of entertainment delivered per dollar spent. Over the next few posts, I'll share each of the titles, but first up on my list of latest obsessions:

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