I enjoyed it. The push / pull thing you can do with the ball makes getting that last goddamn brick a lot less tedious. I remember it having pretty good music.

Establish recycling centers at their own expense where they pay the consumer (or municipalities as a whole) to bring their plastic bottles back. If they pay something - even a cent per bottle, there would be a huge incentive to collect bottles and return them, as they are produced in such huge numbers.

As it is right now, companies justify the massive amounts of plastic they produce by saying "Hey, it can all be recycled! We're basically making no waste at all." Understanding all the way that certain types of plastics cannot easily be recycled - maybe your city recycles that kind and maybe not.

The idea is to make companies pay for the clean up of their products one way or another, particularly when they produce single use items.

This just seems like theater. Is this really solving any problems? Companies have put the responsibility on the consumer since the beginning, and all we're getting now is a token change that will do next to nothing.

I don't intend to play it, but Metacritic is showing a 71 Metascore and 6.9 user score - that doesn't really sound like "universally agreed it's a horrible game". But i don't know, maybe 6.9 is horrible these days?

4k in Binding of Isaac?

800 in Risk of Rain 2

700 in Hollow Knight (mostly randomizer)

Oh yes, El Guapo, you have a plethora.