UnMetal
Worshipping its inspirations, yet being a unique game
What to expect?
If you are at the age of about 30+, »UnMetal« might have gotten your attention due to its graphical similarities with the top-down »Metal Gear« games (MSX2, NES, GameBoy), and »UnMetal« plays very much like those: While escaping from your prison cell, which you were thrown into for »a crime you didn’t commit«, you explore your surroundings and stumble upon files about an imminent terrorist action you then try to prevent. Sneak around your opponents, distract them, knock them out with your bare hands or even shoot them (but with a catch), use mine detectors and nightvision goggles, disable surveillance devices and so on. In contrast to the aforementioned »Metal Gear« games, »UnMetal« follows a rather humorous approach while referencing iconic scenes from its inspirations. To get a first impression, I recommend playing the free demo.
– Real player with 24.5 hrs in game
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I first heard about this game a couple months ago and was interested when I saw the retro NES Metal Gear style game play. I played the demo and loved the humor in it. I was excited to give it a go when the game came out and it did not disappoint. The gameplay is great. My only complaint about it is that at times, it’s hard to get right up behind somebody to punch them if you’re approaching them vertically without alerting them. It’s probably more to do with the 2D design than anything else but I had to knock a slight point off for that. Fortunately, after the first few chapters, you get chloroform which you can hold from a greatest distance so you won’t run into that issue again.
– Real player with 18.9 hrs in game
Astrozombies
Very fun and complete classic platform experience, with secret unlockeables and all the nice stuff of the good ol' days!
– Real player with 11.9 hrs in game
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10/10 very high risk-high reward platformer with some serious influences on its background that range from old horror films to the most classics of 80’s games like Castlevania
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game
Awesome Mix Tape
Now, I personally recognize my small amount of playtime in this game, Personally I don’t enjoy the gameplay. Although I do see how others could easily like the highscore based, atari-esque games that are contained. Personally I find them all boring and repetitive, the fact that there aren’t any sound settings nor resolution settings is another big turn off. While I wouldn’t personally play it, I do recommend it towards its intended audience
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
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Unfolded : Camellia Tales
Where is the free DLC???
– Real player with 13.3 hrs in game
A good point-and-click game set during a dark chapter of Korean history.
We follow a boy from 1948, trying to live his life as best as he can while a bloody civil war is being waged on his island. I didn’t know anything about this incident before playing this game but it seems that a lot of care was put into depicting it.
Even for people with no interest in history, there is still a good story to be found, about surviving with your family through trying times. It’s not all doom and gloom though, there are also many lighthearted moments. It’s all pretty well written although the English translation feels quite weird at times.
– Real player with 8.4 hrs in game
aMAZE Easter
Honestly this only can act as +1 to game library, I dun think it worth for the money, quite boring, it also have a lot of similar game under same series.
– Real player with 28.4 hrs in game
It’s just another aMaze game, this time it’s easter themed. Once you’ve played one, you’ve played all of them.
There’s not much challenge. Just collect some pieces and get to the goal. No obstacles, just lots of dead-ends.
If you like these games, it may be something for you. But for me, it feels very copy-pasted. It’s the same game with different mazes.
– Real player with 3.7 hrs in game
CODE SHIFTER
Frequently called “ARC’s Smash Bros”, Code Shifter really isn’t, but it manages to be pretty fun as its own thing, if you can get past some bad first-impressions. Let’s get those out of the way first.
Code Shifter’s plot is overall a missed opportunity for fun, as it never lets the many crossover characters it features function as autonomous beings who react to each other’s presence or have any interactions with each other beyond fighting. Instead, they’re rendered just parts of a computer system that our heroine, Stella, must debug. That bookending story and dialog wherein Stella interacts with her coworkers, take up more space in this game than they really need to. The tale is advanced in an isometric office environment with RPG-like interactions, via captions accompanied with Banjo-Kazooie-like gibberish voices, and while nothing is outright unpleasant it doesn’t have much emotional impact either–and again, you’re probably not here for these bookending characters; anyway.
– Real player with 16.0 hrs in game
“Collect all the characters from the Arc System Works franchises!ヽ(=´▽'=)ﾉ”
[1] Intro
CODE SHIFTER. It is an arcade action game produced by LAND HO! and published by Arc System Works. As you may know, Land Ho! is a Japanese video game development company founded(1999) by the former Sega marketer. Regarding game production, it seems to have been mainly outsourcing or subcontracting. The reason mentioned them first is that knowing the developer’s background can help you understand the game as a whole.
– Real player with 15.0 hrs in game
GraFi Valentine
Stars received: 2.7/10 _ Note: v.5 [0.0 to 1] = personal impressions
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[0.4] Game Design
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Game description key-points: puzzle with traps
– Real player with 7.2 hrs in game
deez nuts
– Real player with 2.5 hrs in game
Mighty Chameleon Brothers
6/10
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game
is pretty fun game is really short but nice to play :)
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
Wingsuit Dream
fly the Sky In Your Dream
with Just Two buttons.
In this game, you can jump, hover and fly fast with ring
passing the ring carefully to fly further, gerthering coin for score!
do not fly close to obstacle, avoid star and space cat!
This Game Have 4 Stages, Each Has Several Minute
when you clear every single stage, you get bonus score by distance
Aim for the high score!
Wyvern
This game is a revival of a 20+ year old game that maintains many of philosophies of old school gaming.
First thing first. This Game Is Hard. Hand-holding is new, and slowly being introduced to help the new generation of gamers, but for the most part you are going to have a hard time. Be prepared to get lost, be prepared to die. Be prepared to get confused. Fortunately, the community is very kind and is always willing to give you a helping hand.
Why is the game good? It allows nearly infinite customization. You can make your character into nearly anything you want - A Stone giant mage? We’ve got you covered. A blade-wielding ninjja pixie? Yup. A halfling who is demi-god and master of the elements that slays multiple foes at once with a combination of dragon breath and thunderstorms? You betcha. There is also an insane amount of replay value as you dream up unique combinations of characters and then create and play them to see your ideas come to life.
– Real player with 1868.0 hrs in game
This is a great old-school, “open-world” game that has been around long before Steam. I’ve been a fan since 2007. I don’t know if I’d call it a MUD or an MMO anymore, but it fills a niche that other games just don’t seem to be able to these days.
In Wyvern, players train their characters by fighting monsters throughout the maps of the world, through randomly generated dungeons, and by performing quests for the NPCs of the world. Each level rewards skill points for a player to allocate as they please. There are a handful of races to chose from, and many skills to train that players can train at their own whim with skill points gained through levelling up, though meta skill builds do tend to be the most powerful.
– Real player with 636.5 hrs in game