I figued out we missed threads like this, where people could get info about wheter or not to aquire certain game. This thread is design to share info about "is certain game worth getting"

I will start first:
Has anybody played (pc, k+m) Full Metal Furies, Tooth and the Tail, Night in the Woods, Aegis Defenders, Battle Chef Brigade?

I would imagine that those who reviewed the game would have played it. A thread like this isn't going to go anywhere, it's not structured enough to actually find anything, and will be subjective not just about the game but all the other things like the Dec, practices etc. Better to look at reviews from around the web and screenshots.

Laid: is it worth getting?

It's worth getting laid.

Is it worth gifting to a friend?

There was a joke in there somewhere. ;P I have no idea what the game is.

We SHOULD have something like this, or at least permission to interrupt threads (like I do) and ask.

There's an old joke from when I was in the military:

The Army definition of a true buddy - he goes into town to get two blowjobs, and when he returns to the barracks he gives you one of them.

you have my permission to do so in the future.

"'There are no atheists in foxholes' is not an argument against atheism, it's an argument against foxholes."

Ha, nice.

I've played Night in the Woods (with gamepad, but I assume there isn't much difference to M+KB). I recommend it. I was reluctant to buy it for the full price or a low discount, so I waited until it cost around 12 EUR, but in hindsight I thought I wouldn't have regretted to pay full price either. It's a very well made narrative experience about growing up (in a small town), kind of an interactive graphic novel or adventure game without inventory puzzles, a bit more serious and close to RL than the cartoon animal characters might have you believe, at times emotional but also funny, and with some nice "game within a game" surprises. Rather long as well (up to 15 hours, depending on how much you explore and how fast you read). Of course, I can't say whether you would like it too, as I don't know your preferences. I guess you'd have to be open to an experience like that, most of the gameplay just involves walking around and talking to people (speech bubbles, no voiceovers).

Btw, something you can do beside reading official reviews on store pages is searching the Games Finished in 2018, Games Finished in 2017 etc. threads for the game titles you're interested in. They often contain user reviews only posted here in the forums, not on the store pages, e.g. here's my own one on Night in the Woods that I posted right after playing.

Depends. The graphics are great but the gameplay is quite repetitive...

That's strongly dependent on the hardware and brightness settings though ...