Thrilling Triple Treat

Three games for the price of one - and these aren't minigames either, they are fully fledged games with content and graphics and stuff.

Tres juegos para que no te aburras.

The whole idea is great and appealing: 3 retro games in one purchase! But there are damn good reasons, why I won't recommend this game: 1. The creator of this game doesn't care about bug reports and won't fix them. 2. The first game in this bundle called "Kingman Tower Defense" feels pretty slow, the tutorial isn't working at all and if you choose to play it with the mouse instead of the keyboard, then the mouse cursor will start to become that incredible fast, so that you won't be able to move it around anymore properly. 3. The onion protagonist game with the familiar president-looks is really a fun parody idea, but after collecting the 193th vote card, the game's becoming impossible to complete for. And the fact that this game's really depending on luck doesn't make it better. Main problem is, that in every new game the enemies are different, but lurking around at the same spots. Which means that sometimes on the edges of platforms the enemies got the right sizes or are too huge for jumping over, especially if the protagonist is on a lower platform and trying to jump over the higher platform + taller enemy. And since there's no attack button, you won't be able to get rid off the enemy unless you got enough vote-symbols, which you won't be able to collect more though without trying to jump over that tall enemy on the higher platform. 4. In the game called "Monkey Kong Island" I found unfortunately some issues too. I will start with the worst one: if you manage to complete the game, then all you are going to get for as an ending is a blank, white screen with a background music and that's it. You can't even return back to the menu or quitting the game withuot using Alt+F4! 5. The next issue in the "Monkey Kong Island" game are the upgrades, You can upgrade your character's sill with collecting a blue orb in each one of the four stages, but you won't get noticed how to use (which key of your keyboard more precisely) them and not even what kind of skill you've just learned! 6. The manual ingame doesn't explain the controls of any game of those three games here! So yes, I won't recommend this game package to anyone. Such a shame because it had great potential... Steam should really think closer about their refund policy, because why should we be forced to keep broken games around, which their creators won't show any kind of interest to fix for us?