I liked watching Journey better than I liked watching ABZÛ, but honestly it was a good 2 hours. It had a $60 game's worth of experience in it, but only $3 of gameplay. Not sure how to quantify it. I'll remember it forever. A lot of games have more gameplay than experience, like Mirror's Edge Catalyst, which is forgettable but fun, but this was less fun and unforgettable. It was so peaceful it made me want to sleep. It also was short enough and amusing enough to make me want to go get the collectibles on another playthrough.

Also I hope you didn't watch that whole Let's Play and just skipped to the end. I barely talked and made a few boneheaded moves in that waterfall puzzle room.

Anyway, whatever those guys release next, I'll definitely buy it on the first sale I see. But not at $20.

Thanks a ton for the game. I'm so glad I finally got to experience it.

Also I'm going to make that image the custom thumbnail.

I've never used either website to download games... I just do it on the XBox dashboard. There is always a "games with gold" on the side that lists them all off for me. So basically I've never had a problem :D

The top left of the Crossbar on a PS4 is dedicated to PS+ (the free games, Plus exclusive deals, your free game library, etc...), but it doesn't list the PS3/Vita games that are crossbuy, which is my biggest complaint (if you pull up those games in the console store, they do show up as free, but they don't advertise that).

As far as the website goes, I just type "Free PS+ games" into google every month, and it's literally the first link. I just add all of the games to the cart at once, and check out. I don't know if that link auto-updates every month, but I've never bothered bookmarking it, since typing it on the address bar is just as fast.

Good tip. You still get that stupid loading page, though.

I just get a loading pop-up. I click confirm, and continue to put each game in the cart. Maybe it's extra annoying on a Mac?

The xbox.com experience is horrible today. A similar Games with Gold link takes you to the games. When I clicked on them, it prompted me to buy, which I thought was weird because I've already got the licenses. I noticed that as soon as I entered the Microsoft Store context, the site logged me out. Grrr.

Back when I'd try to get my GWG games, on top of everything, it would always prompt me to send for a verification code, in an attempt to get me to use Microsoft's two-step verification crap. The few times that I considered giving in, it always said that the service was unavailable. It became enough of a thousand cuts that I slowly stopped even checking the free games since odds are it was Pool Nation FX for the tenth month in a row (Xbone was usually unplugged, so I'd just build the library through the website)...