Curving Over It with Evgeny Podoynikov
Very impressive for a first product!
KEEP GOING!!
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
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Squishy Sports
What is Squishy Sports?!
Compete against your friends and family in this infinitely replayable 2d local multiplayer sports collection where the characters are shapes and everything is squishy! Dive into this goofy cartoon world of sports with Football, Volleyball, Basketball, and more to score goals in our own ridiculous flavor of physics-based mayhem!
What will I do?!
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⚽ Score goals in LOADS of different sports against your friends and family!
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🧰 Compete in different game modes to CUSTOMISE and RANDOMISE your squishy experience!
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☄️ Unleash DEVASTATING special moves!
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⚠️ Avoid stage HAZARDS!
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🏆 Unlock over 300 character skins to customize your little SQUISHIES!
Sports
A whole host of SQUISHY related sports to try out; from family favorites to completely bonkers inventions! Whether you’re challenging Dad to a game of football, or facing off against Nana in a round of table tennis, we’ve got you covered!
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Football/Soccer
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Volleyball
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Basketball
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Rugby
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Table Tennis
Multiplayer
Three juicy local-multiplayer game modes to get into the SQUISHY action:
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QUICK PLAY - Straight into the action!
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CUSTOM MODE - Customise matches just how you want!
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PARTY MODE - Try your luck and randomize the match set up for a unique format every time - let the party begin!
Characters
Eight squishy characters to choose from, each with their own unique shape and personalities making every character feel completely different! Complete challenges to unlock awesome skins and victory celebrations for each character! Try them all to find your favorite!
Specials
Equip awesome special moves to disrupt the opponent! Smash balls and score goals to build your special charge to unleash a crazy piñata bomb, a giant tornado, and many more! These might just give you the edge - but be careful they affect both friend and foe!
Environments
Six different environments to choose from, ranging from the scorching Sunrise Sands to the bright lights of Squishy Skylines!
Controls
We have a simple to pick up but hard to master control system that makes it easy for the entire family to get involved. We have crafted this to be an incredibly friendly game to pick up so that younger children or even grandma can get involved and score some goals! This makes the game accessible to everyone whilst allowing for mastery in the control system to create some heated matches between skilled friends.
All of the above create our own flavor of physics-based-sports-squishy-MAYHEM that we know will explode a chorus of laughter for everyone who gets involved!
Who are we?
We are MADE BY TITANS! A pair of game making titans with a passion for creating quirky, light-hearted and, above all, FUN content. We love what we do and we have fun whilst doing it! We want our epic products to reflect this!
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Jelly in the sky
THIS IS A REVIEW FOR AN OLDER VERSION. READ THE EDIT AT THE BOTTOM.
I saw a video from this on Reddit, and because I am a sucker for games with good physics, I wanted to try it.
All weapons need more “oomph”, the smallest gun is almost totally useless. Dirt should be flying much more. Kinetic weapons need a boost.
It is no fun chipping on an opponent’s health for five rounds because you don’t have any other weapon left. Tanks have way too much health even without upgrades.
– Real player with 18.0 hrs in game
This game has great potential. The whole idea is really simple and unique and the gameplay is fun. The overall difficulty is really engaging and getting to the end of each level feels really good. While I can see it is in developing stages, I have some points to make. The level design looks a bit lazy/unfinished, which would be standard for a sandbox game but this one is not the case. This game is composed of levels that are comprehensive but still rough on the edges. It’s hard to put in general words so I’ll try making examples of things that frustrated me to some extent instead. Spoilers ahead.
– Real player with 9.2 hrs in game
Laser Attraction
Fantastic physics-based puzzle game, looks nice good mental exercise :D
True to the nature of working with any actual optics, this game requires a bit of patience, planning and a steady hand to find the solutions, but feels so rewarding when you get it just right!
One addition that would really be awesome, would be a built in Level Designer with Steam Workshop integration for creating and playing community levels! This would be fantastic to see, and would give essentially infinite replayability.
– Real player with 13.7 hrs in game
I have played several laser based puzzle games over the years, and Laser Attraction definitely hits the mark better than any other game I’ve seen. Incredibly fluid interaction and challenging puzzles. For an early access game, it’s really remarkable the level of polish it has already. Looking forward to all future level and feature additions!
– Real player with 12.9 hrs in game
akda
Akda is a strange game, and I really can’t understand the extremely negative reviews.
It’s now sold on sale at 0,30€ and I bought it in a 0,99$ bundle along with 20 other games.. so really it’s something that can’t even be judged. It’s a PAID game, but it’s a real game.
And it delivers exactly what its premises are - “a symple physical puzzle [game]”. So the developers said, and that’s what you get. I don’t know what to expect more for such a title with these premises.
I really liked the fact that the developer chose to employ a minimalistic approach in the whole game, starting from the gameplay itself and finishing in all the other aspects.
– Real player with 28.6 hrs in game
akda is a daringly simplistic but very challenging puzzle game primarily putting absolute strategy as the forefront. Players are challenged to specifically complete thirty stages, without being timed, by leading colored balls into colored baskets. Initially, it appears easier than it sounds until players have begun actually progressively completing objectives and realizing the challenges aren’t friendly. Actually, they’re very unfriendly since the challenges intentionally frustrate the players with style whether they’re controlling where and how the balls lands, rolls, or falls.
– Real player with 4.3 hrs in game
Chocolate makes you happy
CMYH is another Physics puzzle in the style of the ZUP series (just saying for reference, ok - I’m not about to get into which came first, the chicken or the egg on this matter LOL).
So anyway, CMYH is innovative and fun and different enough that I feel it deserves a place at the table, too. Most of the levels were on the easier end of the scale, but a few were devilishly difficult, and you WILL NOT find any Guides or Youtube playthroughs to help you, and for me, that made the challenges more rewarding when all 50 levels were completed. CMYH gets a thumbs up. I picked it up during the 2017 Steam Autumn Sale, and feel I got my money’s worth - Cheers
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
I just finished this game, and I’ve gotta say…
I’m glad I have all of them.
Because just like chocolate,
One just isn’t enough.
The game ran smoothly, the graphics and controls were simple and easy to understand, and the game overall was, dare I say, short and sweet.
I recommend this game to anyone that likes or is looking for simple and sometimes quite challenging puzzles, short games, inexpensive games, sweets in their games, physics games, or games that don’t hold your hand.
I disrecommend this game to anyone that dislikes or can’t stand puzzles, simple games, short games, sweets in their games, physics games, or games that don’t take you step by step through instructions on everything to do.
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
Light For Plants
Do you love plants?
Do you love space?
How about looking after plants in space by applying some basic quantum physics principles?
Time to apply your knowledge of light and advanced physics - split or teleport the Light Beam to make the Flowers in the level Bloom, saving the Space Station.
Play with different elements and adjust them in a way that the light beam from the source reaches the plant located in the room.
Try it now and save the Space Mission!
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Notebook Artillery
Artillery games were one of the first games I played on a computer back in those antediluvian days of yore. This is a very nice successor to those games. The drawing style reminds me of a friend of mine’s style from high school and the blue-lined notebook paper is a really nice touch. Altogether very much worth the price.
– Real player with 2.2 hrs in game
This game is chill and a lot of fun. Especially dig the CM sticker in the main menu.
– Real player with 1.2 hrs in game
SHIPS AT WAR
I see great potential in this game, the development is very active and content and bug-fixes are added frequently.
I love the building system, you can build whatever ship you like, from small torpedo boats to battleships or even fictional monstrosities from your own imagination.
– Real player with 24.3 hrs in game
good game but i can figure out on how to make a proper hull and the game cant tell you again the tutorial. there is also a budget i dont get on how to change to to edracate
– Real player with 16.6 hrs in game
Achievement Machine
“Achievement Machine is a colorful clicker game for those who wants not only to get tons of achievements in no time, but also to enjoy real gameplay and various gamemodes!”
No.
Achievement Machine is a clicker game, which will grant you a single achievement per click. Stop.
The colorful menu offers only settings related to the (horrible and repetitive) music, and a play button that will throw you into the single level that this game is made of.
The game keeps on saving so you won’t even be able to reset the achievement counter.. but it’s not an issue.
– Real player with 18.5 hrs in game
Estimated reading time: 1 minute, 21 seconds.
Good news: in comparison with many other “achievement spam” games, these achievements fully work; all of them unlock properly. Even better: your progress is saved when you quit the game, therefore you can do this is as many sessions as you want.
Bad news: you’ll need at least 5000 clicks in order to get all the achievements (most likely more). Despite being advertised as a “clicker” game, Achievement Machine does not belong to the clicker genre. There’s no idling involved or resetting the game for a quicker progression. It is a clicker game in the sense that you will need to click on specific tiles from the board and this will in turn grant you one achievement each. Clicking other tiles is useful only for making space for the special tiles to appear on the board.
– Real player with 6.5 hrs in game