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The Armoire is a tense and creepy gothic point and click adventure adapted from a medieval French folktale called Barbe Bleue (but with a more empowered version of the female lead), in which you play a newlywed bride who starts exploring her husbands mansion while he sleeps one night.

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Can’t Drive This is a super tough multiplayer co-op (or Single Player if you’re good at multitasking) construction driving game in which one player builds the road on-the-fly with the mouse while the other player drives a vehicle with the keyboard. But you can’t hang around – drop below a certain speed and you’re vehicle will explode!

In co-op it can cause lots of ‘heated discussion’, between the builder and the driver. If you’re playing alone you only have yourself to blame for screw ups – but if you can make it into double digits on the scoreboard you’re a multitasking mastermind!

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Mars Underground is an intriguing narrative based, non-combative adventure in which you play a young boy who relives the same day over and over again, and every night the world comes to an end.

It offers a very cleverly devised gameplay experience where your choices really do matter, with every different choice allowing you to learn more about Mars’s life and helping you unravel more of the story.

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Being in a mid-2000s High School Health class and they show you this on DVD

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Didn’t that turn out to be a load of bullshit that no-one can replicate the results of to this day?

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Yep! His results were faked, and the entire film was basically anti-McDonald’s scaremongering, “poor people are stupid” and “fat people don’t get any sex”. It’s also thanks to this asshat that McDonald’s can’t advertise fuckin’ Happy Meals anymore and had to get rid of all their characters and their super size option, particularly because he claimed without evidence that they have a kid-fattening agenda, don’t list their nutritional info anywhere and have a mission statement from their CEO to make people sick and unhealthy from eating there for every single meal. On top of this, he actually tried to claim in a bonus experiment that McDonald’s fries aren’t actually fries because they don’t rot when left in an airtight container for a long time but all the burgers do–which is thanks to the oil and salt they’re loaded with, not some big conspiracy where the fries, which are processed and supplied by McCain in Canada, aren’t actually goddamn chopped potatoes–and equated the containers to a human stomach. Yes, cause the human stomach is an airtight container that food sits in for months, right? Spurlock, did veganism turn your brain completely off or something? Hell, the fucker even tried to claim credit for McDonald’s having salads, falsely stating at one point they didn’t have any before he “exposed” their EVIL PLANS.

Yeah, that’s another thing to remember, he’s apparently a vegan. He didn’t let anyone know he’s one, of course, he only mentioned his girlfriend is one, because it would’ve made his vomiting after a single McDonald’s meal, something literally no one else on the planet has done, seem less ZOMG SCARY.

Want a good film of this nature? Try Tom Naughton’s Fat Head instead, a film where a guy actively proves Spurlock wrong by actually losing weight while eating nothing but fast food for a month. He accomplishes this by NOT fucking gorging himself on the unhealthiest food choices, eating more meals than he claims or cutting out his usual physical activity. While he’s at it, he also exposes exactly why Spurlock is a total fraud. In the process, he gets actual doctors and nutrition experts to help him explain why everything you know about healthy eating is probably wrong or half-true, inform us about good and bad cholesterol, expose the real reasons behind the so-called “obesity epidemic” and point out why fat =/= unhealthy by default. Yeah, Naughton encourages viewers to try the paleo diet in the end, but at least it comes off more as a suggestion and doesn’t demonize anyone in the process.