Choppa: Rescue Rivals
Choppa: Rescue Rivals is a chaotic arcade-style helicopter rescue competition game for one to four players. Take off with your trusty rescue chopper and carry disaster victims to safety before your rivals do! All bets are off in this high-flying, physics-driven game spanning multiple levels from the mountains of Nepal to an offshore oil tanker disaster.
Features
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Globetrotting 2+ hours long story campaign with a motley crew of pilots and couch co-op!
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Online and local multiplayer for up to 4 players
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Play quick casual online matches with matchmaking or join a public lobby
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Lots of customization options: Change your pilot, chopper and decorate your ride with stickers
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Spice up local multiplayer matches with exciting power-ups and rule mutators
Rescue the victims by all means necessary
The world has been struck by terrible disasters and people are in danger. Governments are too busy bickering amongst themselves, so it’s your job to become the best rescue pilot ever and save the helpless people from distress by all means necessary! But you are not alone — the world is full of reckless rescue pilots, hungrily hogging the glory from your grasp.
Simple controls, plenty of challenge
Choppa: Rescue Rivals is full of mayhem, yet easy to learn! Anyone can take off, but becoming a master rescue pilot against global hot-shot opponents is not a simple task.
Several ways to play
Whether you enjoy climbing to the top of the rescue charts online or just want to have fun with friends, Choppa: Rescue Rivals has you covered. Personalize your pilot identity by unlocking new levels, helicopters, stickers, customization options and characters!
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Russian Drunken Boxers 2
A funny arcade fighting game for a couple in the evening with friends to drink beer
– Real player with 3.5 hrs in game
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Good game if you want fun with friends
– Real player with 2.3 hrs in game
Mussoumano: Ataque dos Haters
Very good, but why don’t you have Chinese? As the largest market in the world, if there is Chinese, more people will play it.
There are some difficulties in the game. If it can be saved, it will be better if it can be revived from the place of death rather than from the beginning
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game
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Excelente jogo!
– Real player with 1.0 hrs in game
The Epsilon Outcome
The Epsilon Outcome is a wonderful and clever point & click adventure game. Kenneth A. Perrine clearly loves and understands the genre - if you have a similar feeling for these types of games, do not miss out on this thouroughly enjoyable five or six hour experience.
The game has a nice sci-fi foundation, but it knows how to have fun with it. There are the hilariously far-fetched solutions to puzzles and ways to overcome obstacles any aficionado of classic P&C adventure games knows and loves, but the game is never too vague about it. The challenges will make you think and the characters will make you smile.
– Real player with 7.9 hrs in game
What a delightful game! It’s a love letter to the point-and-click, Sierra-Online-style adventure games I played as a kid. The hand drawn graphics and dry humor make this feel like a very personal, interactive art project as much as it is a game. I enjoyed solving the puzzles—always felt taken care of by the designer, in that things were hard enough to be interesting but not so hard as to be frustrating. Even the manual is fun!
– Real player with 7.1 hrs in game
Bad Apples
Bad Apples is a multiplayer survival action game featuring fruits that ripen over time. You can play online against up to 4 players.
As the fruits ripen and their gauge rises, their status (speed, attack, defense, etc.) changes. You can speed up the ripening speed of your opponent by shooting gas from you at them. If it is too ripe, it will rot, but the strength of the gas you release will increase.
Use items, attacks, and special moves at the right time to defeat the other fruits and survive! (Who’s the strongest bad fruit?)
Emurinoo
This game completely flew under the radar and i think its sad. The game in itself is awesome, completely original goi like mechanics, with a lots of nuance to the movement. Workshop support, not that hard to get into, you just need to know how to move and place object in unity.
– Real player with 12.9 hrs in game
Laserboy
It’s OK simple game for a free one.
– Real player with 9.8 hrs in game
I had a lot of fun with this, a great little game with decent humour and some interesting ideas. A bargain at £0!
Look forward to more from this team.
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game
Contract Killer
Contract Killer builds on retro arcade beat ‘em ups and paper aesthetics with chaotic combos, boss fights, hand-crafted pixel visuals, an original, jazzy soundtrack, and an emphasis on cooperation. Tackle the comical campaign with up to 4 players, unlock skins and new characters, fight against your friends, or try to survive an endless horde mode!
CAMPAIGN
When the legendary Erase-Sir was defeated by the Contract of all contracts, his minions took over, binding thousands to their legal demise. It’s up to Leadhead and his crew to traverse different worlds, defeat the bosses that rule them, and erase the final signature!
CHARACTERS
Meet the cast, each with their own unique move sets and skins:
Leadhead - The pencil mascot himself. This all-around fighter is best known for his angry attitude and furious fighting style.
Penn - Ink it up with this vengeful city native who will stop at nothing to return his hometown to its former glory.
Mark - This clumsy combatant always has a white flag in hand… just don’t expect him to surrender.
Pomp - A pretentious paintbrush who treats every attack as a photo opportunity. Pompadours will never NOT be in style.
KEY FEATURES
● Up to 4 player co-op across all modes
● Unlock new skins for your favorite character
● Experience the Story of Leadhead and his crew and defeat epic bosses
● Fight endless waves of contracts in Horde Mode with the help of various power-ups
● Challenge your friends in player versus player Battle Mode to test your skills
● Use an extensive kit of attacks for all your contract-killing goodness
● Master each character’s jabs, claps, grabs, ground-pounds, dashes, and projectiles
● Take on various corporate lackeys each with distinct behaviors and weaknesses to learn
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Created by Alex Garza, Aiden Jauffret, Matthew Lawrence, and Leon Yang
GUN AND BUCKLER
Shoot and deflect bullets as a frog equipped with a gun, a buckler and a sticky tongue.
GUN & BUCKLER is a lucrative blood-sport set some time in the future – a branch growing off the long tradition of frog breeding, introducing a new generation of frogs that understand how to use weapons.
The game puts you into the action of being pitted against your genetic peers and their freaky deviations, at the amusement of national TV, at the profit of the breeders and at the detriment of countless clones of frogs and toads.
Your job is to make sure you never get hit by a bullet. Don’t get hit. You will die, don’t do it.
Gameplay features:
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Aim 360 degrees around you
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Switch between blocking and shooting
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Crouch first to jump high like a frog
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Walljumps, climbing and sliding off walls
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Fast swimming
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Grab items, other frogs and steal their items using your TONGUE. You can dual wield.
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Directional melee attacks
Other features:
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Several arenas
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Play vs other players or bots, locally or online
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Controller support
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Tutorials and training
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Character customization and profiles
Homewords
Welcome to the worlds of Homewords! In this story focussed adventure game you play a mute boy who has to help a rude kid find her parents on an alien planet.
As Vincent, it is your goal to prevent Zoë from insulting anyone, be that human or alien, and guide her through increasingly difficult conversations to get closer to reuniting her with her parents.
Homewords travelling tips:
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Explore the alien melting pot planet, Orbtüse, and discover it’s peculiar locations.
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Hold intense conversations with charming and memorable characters.
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Make sure Zoë doesn’t insult said charming and memorable characters by interrupting her mid-sentence.
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Learn about alien etiquette to ensure a well-flowing conversation.
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Use your trusty notepad to help Zoë make decisions, that is if she feels like listening.
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Walk, run and jump around each location to look for items you can use during conversations.
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This also applies to useless shiny items that Zoë wants to collect for the sake of it.
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Visit Party Park, hosts of the biggest planet-warming party in the world.
((This ad was paid for by Party Park Inc.))
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No crying until the end.