Endless mahjong
Endless Mahjong is truly endless! Connect identical stones together to clear the playing field and go to the next level. The game will continue to generate new levels for you as much as you want, whether it’s 10, 100 or 1000 playing fields! And all this accompanied by pleasant music and meditative gameplay for true connoisseurs of the genre
Peculiarities:
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Nice graphics
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Nice soundtrack from DOS-88
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Spinny’s Journey
Not sure how to explain but you are a stick that spins. You have to try not to touch the edges of the maze as quick as possible. Seems kind of unique to me, enjoyable in a frustrating kind of way.
– Real player with 8.1 hrs in game
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Overall, I quite enjoyed this game as one of the first true homages to Kururin around. The music and visuals are quite good on the whole, and I found the level design to be nice as well.
However, I think the game is held back by some really odd gameplay issues that might not even matter to most players. For example, as I got into the later levels I noticed how hard it became to precisely move the ship since there’s this odd deadzone on the analog stick (I was playing with a DS4) that doesn’t read your inputs until the stick is moved about halfway from neutral.
– Real player with 2.2 hrs in game
Woebegone Woods
This is the absolute cutest game I have ever played.
If you want a cute, pure Visual Novel then this is the game for you!
It easily put a smile on my face and cheered me up with each cute little interaction between characters.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
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Super cute and great if you love story lines. The tutorials are very helpful, and I can’t wait to keep playing more!
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Bunny Puzzle
Super casual puzzle game with tons of cute bunny pictures! I haven’t finished it yet but i suspect it will take me hours to get through all of the puzzles.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Spin the World
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When I began playing Spin the World, my hopes for having a really great experience were high. Unfortunately, after investing a little time in the game, I can say that I did not enjoy the experience. This title, in its current state, feel a lot to me like an alpha stage game, with some potential, but a ton of extra work to be done.
Firstly, the gameplay is on the forefront of what this title is about. You jump into the game with control of a mystery character, with a mystery purpose but they are holding a gun. Great! As you would, you proceed forward and start shooting things. This is when the game really goes down unfortunately. As I progressed, I kept running into a reoccurring bug where the enemies kept getting stuck in the walls. This problem does not have much effect on the game due to there being no loot, score or any real reason to kill something besides it is in your way. What this does for me, however, is makes any success feel empty due to getting by only because I didn’t have to fight for it. Unsatisfying…
– Real player with 0.8 hrs in game
I bought this for 0.89 cent on sale but I still refunded.
There are flash games that were better than this. Not only does the game have no story at all but even the combat is just one hit death to everything while enemies walk back and forth in a straigth line. And jumping is floaty af.
Buggy it is too (of course). Just try walking left out of the room and see yourself fall outside the play area, which is telltale sign of asset flip that was cobbled together in a weekend.
Yeah, I’m sure people will gladly pay 10€ for a game that doesn’t even the pretend of a story.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
The Little Acre
The Little Acre is one of those games you don’t really want to give a negative review, mainly because of it’s beautifully hand-drawn animations. If there was a ‘mixed’ choice I would have chosen that one.
First of all, the game is really short. I left the game running while doing something else so I can’t say how long it really is but I’m pretty sure it’s less than 2 hours and I did not rush through the game.
A short game does not have to be bad but in this case it does hurt the story. Personally to me it felt like the game was rushed, especially at the end. There are still several things unexplained at the end of the game as well. Voice acting was good enough, not amazing but it didn’t really have to be. I did notice the voice actors got less lines as the story progresses.
– Real player with 6.9 hrs in game
Let me preface this review by saying The Little Acre has tons of charm and care put into it. The animation is all frame by frame and it looks so beautiful, the voice acting is great and the characters are all really likeable. It’s a very lovely game.
Unfortunately it is just too short - your first playthough will probably not last more than one hour and a few minutes. Usually I wouldn’t say a game being short is necessarily a negative aspect, but for an adventure game, and one with big potential such as this, that’s nowhere near enough time for anything to be well developed, as it’s over before you know it. Worse, the gameplay is split between two characters in different situations, so you get even less time and development with each of them.
– Real player with 6.6 hrs in game
Touhou Block Fall ~ Yukari
Finally, the quality fan content Yukari deserves for all her hard work.
– Real player with 7.6 hrs in game
play this game its super fun just had my first 0.2 hour in it and its worth it
– Real player with 5.4 hrs in game
Tower Alchemy
TD crafting + mechanics + 60+ towers = Unique gameplay and interesting take on TD. Combine towers to make more powerful ones. Buildings and potions provide bonuses. Complete objectives for rewards.
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– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
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Very enjoyable game, but with a hardcore challenge.
– Real player with 2.1 hrs in game
Very challenging game. I liked so much.
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game
Asterism Basketball
Dunks in deep space! Asterism Basketball is a dynamic arcade game for up to four players, with many balls and stages to unlock! It’s easy to understand, but very hard to master!
Game features:
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Dynamic basketball action for up to 4 players!
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Fun mini-games!
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Ball customization!
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Unlockable balls, levels and achievements!
Warning: multiplayer play requires gamepads!