This game is awesome. It's a Telltale game so if you don't love walking simulators it's skippable, but it's so well written and the characters are so loveable. Perfectly nails the Borderlands tone without being grating (as other entries in the series can sometimes be). Again, as with other Telltale games, choices only "matter" so much which bothers me a little, but I'm willing to overlook it. A game you should play even if you're not a Borderlands fan, and the game that served as a gateway into the series for me.

I played this game as a kid and had the itch to revisit it recently, which I don't regret at all. The story is relatively simple (what do you expect from a kid's game?) but it's a super-cute romp through a fantasy world. The controls aren't my favorite (the scheme is swapped when you're underwater vs when you're on land) but I would still recommend giving this one a try if you haven't before. It's relatively short, especially if you don't try for all the chests (though they're often relatively easy to access, especially with Moe's Sniffer on the bottom screen). It's a platformer where you play as a cute starfish. It does what it says on the tin.