Time Sink Games 2017: A Step Backwards from the Original?

As someone who was extremely disappointed with the prior version, I approached the latest installment in the series with a mix of skepticism and hope. Playing on PC using the Xbox Anywhere feature - only available after upgrading to Windows 10 - I have to say that this game is exactly what it says on the box: more of the same.

While it's not a huge departure from the original Xbox One variant, there are some enhanced features and additional content that might make it worth revisiting. For those familiar with the first attempt, this game essentially offers the same experience with some tweaks and expansions.

But what makes this game truly unique is its ability to challenge players in creative ways. Take for example, Snipperclips, a level that requires players to snip each other into specific shapes to unlock progress. It's a clever mechanic that adds a whole new layer of strategy to the gameplay.

As someone who values innovation and creativity, I believe that interactivity is the last artistic frontier. When new constructions of interactivity arise - even if they're incomplete or flawed - I recognize them as larval stages of whatever final form awaits generations hence.

In short, Time Sink Games 2017 might not be a revolutionary step forward for the series, but it's definitely an improvement over its predecessor. If you're looking for a game that will challenge your creative thinking and offer some unique gameplay experiences, this might be worth checking out.

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