Line Leader
Take the role of Line Leader, as you and your fellow students try to escape school. Avoid hazards and gather as many students as possible to escape each room. Adventure through different areas of the school, defeating bosses and solving puzzles as you find your way out. Line Leader is a 3D game with two different cameras you can utilize to solve puzzles and explore areas. Based on the classic “Snake” genre of games, this gives the casual classic a new, fun and challenging twist. Jump, climb, and collect as you find yourself solving puzzles and saving students. Line Leader is a fun time for all ages, and can give new challenges for veterans of the casual game market. Want some competition? Enjoy versus mode, where both players have to solve a puzzle and race to the end, or would you prefer working as a team? Co-Op mode will allow two players to work together to solve new puzzles that weren’t in the main story line.
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Ice Age Scrat’s Nutty Adventure
Strap in because this’ll be the longest analysis about an Ice Age video game you’ll ever see.
In 2006 Ice Age 2 had a video game where you played as Scrat on a hunt for nuts adjacent to the plot of the movie. It is a game I love because of its tight controls and sense of adventure. Eurocom were the developers and they did a phenomenal job on something that didn’t need that much attention to development. Ice Age: Scrat’s Nutty Adventure exists as a spiritual sequel to the game; created 13 years after Ice Age 2 and 3 years after anything Ice Age had come out. What executive decided that there needed to be a Scrat game made now I do not know, but I’m thankful developer Just Add Water was given that opportunity.
– Real player with 19.1 hrs in game
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Reduced to its basics of course again a pretty average 3D-platformer, but actually I didn’t expect anything different from a typical franchise game. Like I said in other reviews before, I somehow take a liking to those ones, and in that regard it didn’t disappoint me. To be honest, lots of its design is indeed done well, animations are kind of good, environments are different, music is orchestral, sound effects are funny. What I especially cherished was that the cutscenes with the trademark Scrat-parts (like in the movies), you know, where he gets in one mess after another and gets hit a lot, were plentiful. Really loved those parts, so I can’t complain about that, they were indeed true to the spirit. That saying, I also didn’t mind the plentiful bugs or flaws I encountered the longer I played, probably non-avoidable for such type of lower-budget and Unity-based games, like the double jump sometimes doesn’t work when jumping too close to an edge, returning to the hub makes you invisible and messes up the graphics, jittering platforms or movements, input tutorials that don’t vanish, sporadic sounds that don’t stop, falling through the floor at times, or the repetitious fights and too few enemy types. No, what in the end really annoyed me a bit actually was the fact that to 100% the game you had to replay nearly all levels (because you later acquired new abilities which open formerly closed sections). Worst problem, even if you got those items in a replay, you always had to again play through the entire level to finish it. Really wish that there was a ‘return to main hub ‘ button in the levels. Especially when looking for those hidden statues, oh boy, they were sometimes really diabolically hidden, and playing through the levels over and over again, seriously, at these moments I started to curse the game.
– Real player with 14.3 hrs in game
MilMo
I’ve played MilMo for many years, and I’ve always loved how bright and friendly the game is. It has characteristics and interesting details that never fail to make me smile.
The game runs really smoothly, with very immersive background music in all areas. The storylines that you can complete through questing are very in-depth and you’re always wondering what’s going to happen next in terms of the lore. My personal favourite is the Mice & Maniax adventure with the Mouse Resistance fighting against the Mad Scientist. Despite the fact that I think that storyline is not complete yet, it’s still a great one to play.
– Real player with 265.1 hrs in game
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I will edit this later explaining more:
I highly recomend for players to start in steam link their account from facebook
https://www.milmogame.com/tools/accountmanager.php
if you play on facebook you can get some awesome rewards inviting people (including heliticket and 1 mystery box)
join the discord from milmo https://discord.gg/KHN6Tft
there are many active players
there are sections to report bugs and players if something wrong
guides on english and spanish, etc
99% of the content can be done as F2P i played the game for years and just went premium less than a month ago
– Real player with 101.8 hrs in game
WARRIOR SPIRIT
About This Game
WARRIOR SPIRIT™ is a classic single-player 3D platformer adventure game for all ages.
Combine the four Arms of Good with a diverse set of clay materials to swing, bounce, wall-run and dash through the four corners of the land, each a giant area to explore.
It is your charge to bring the will of Good to bear against the monsters of evil and use unique tools to pinch, smash and slice your way to victory.
Choose your style, with multiple paths through levels; using motion to speed to the exit, or take time to explore the many puzzles of the world, and collect sand dollars to spend on additional clay items.
The Tools of WARRIOR SPIRIT.
WARRIOR SPIRIT’s Helmet of Good provides multiple Arms, each with their own unique moves and tools.
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The White Arm can grab all sorts of things, like clay to bounce, swing, and climb.
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The Red Arm wields The Cutter of Good, which slices clay.
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The Blue Arm holds The Needle of Good, which pinches clay.
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The Yellow Arm commands The Mallet of Good, which smashes clay.
Meet the monsters of evil.
The monsters are running amok across the land. Each unique type has its own weakness to the different Arms of Good. Defeating them can leave you with useful clay tools.
Master your environment.
WARRIOR SPIRIT can use the particular properties of clay to traverse the world and solve puzzles.
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Bounce clay reaches higher heights.
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Hard clay provides a platform for scaling walls.
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Sticky clay can swing away from danger.
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Life clay restores valuable life.
Features
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Huge open world – Four unique corners of the world to explore. From the glass-ridden desert, to the schoolhouse jungle – the opulent sea tower, to the factory of clay.
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Play your way – Test your skills and dash for the objective, or take a step back and survey the many puzzle platformer challenges across the world.
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Never blame your tools – Zoom over bodies of water, bounce up ledges, swing from vines or speed across walls with the traversal tools at your disposal.
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Go toe-to-toe – Test your combat skills and wield the Arms of Good against a host of evil monsters, each with different strengths and weaknesses.
Poi
I’ve been playing this game since the very, very early versions of the Early Access release, before cameras and costumes were a thing, but I’ve taken a long, long time to write a review, mostly because I’m having a hard time to fully express my feelings about this game. There are way too many things to talk about, which means this is going to be a rather lengthy review, and it might also be all over the place due to the amount of stuff that comes to mind, but let’s dive right in.
I’ve spent most of my teenage years and all of my early adulthood wishing for the “perfect” 3D platformer, one that combined most of the things I like in a single, awesome package. I dreamed of a game with a rich, vast world to explore. It had to have a lot of secrets and tricks to discover, but it also had to have well designed platforming and action to boot, and the atmosphere had to evoke feelings of childlike wonderment and adventurous endeavors in boththe soundtrack, the visuals and the story. The characters had to be adorable and stylish, and the gameplay had to be smooth and thrilling.
– Real player with 84.1 hrs in game
Poi is a good Mario clone. End of story now get out of the review section and buy the game if you want to kill a good 32 hours collecting things.
okay that’s not entirely true so read this instead
PLOT
You and your sister run away from the city in order to find Adventure. On your adventure to find adventure you meet up with Mario in his mid 80’s who asks you to get his sonic ring with ribbons attached to it down from a tall stump due to him being a crotchety old man who can’t do it himself. So you jump to the top of the stump, grab his ring and when you bring it back to him he tells you that the ring is called an “Explorers Medallion” and they are foudn all over the world. So he asks you and your sister if you want to get on his magic flying whale blimp to find him and since choice matters as much as it did in TellTale’s Walking Dead Season 1 in this game, you say yes and off the three of you go to go get the Medallions and save the world or something
– Real player with 16.8 hrs in game
The Adventures of Mr. Bobley
A 10/10 masterpiece. For starters, the graphics are absolutely stunning, with Bobley himself being one of the most aesthetically pleasing characters this gamer has ever laid their eyes on. Gameplay wise, you will find yourself constantly faced with daunting moral dilemmas that will make you question your definition of right and wrong. The puzzles are delightfully balanced so as not to be too easy or too frustrating; just the right amount of challenge for everyone. And the platforming, oh my the platforming. What can I say other than that it’s absolutely splendid. It will remind you of classic platformers like Super Mario 64 and Jak and Daxter, all while still maintaining a unique feel all its own.
– Real player with 44.1 hrs in game
The Adventures of Mr. Bobley take place during Post-VIetnam. You play as Private Bobley, an unstable man who has found himself loss in a VIetnam POW (Prisoner of war) camp and must escape before he is re captured.
It us up to YOU to help Bobley escape and get back to his commanding officer.
-DRIVE many vehicles like the communist forklift, Bobley’s piss stained jeep, and MORE!
-LEARN how to escape japs and roll under hidden traps
-EXPERINCE the multiple endings and loving characters such as…..
– Real player with 27.6 hrs in game
The Snowman’s Journey
A Frustratingly Fun Game
This was chosen as a random unknown Steam game to play, if you’d like to watch rather than read check out this video:
https://youtu.be/HIdIF_PQkME?t=125
[Thoughts and First Impressions]
This game can be knocked out in it’s entirety in around 30 minutes or less (depending on how long the highway takes you to do).
It’s a simple game where you hold down the jump button and you start to charge your leap. Once you let go your Snowman flings himself in the direction you’re looking. Easy enough. One button for the whole game.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
I really liked how the snowman’s movements worked, and the music was great, but I wanted it to be longer! I beat it in 17 minutes.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Ziggy The Chaser
A nice looking and sounding game, with cute characters. Going about collecting gems as an elephant. Appealing for all ages.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Castle on the Coast
Fun game with great controls and fun levels.
I enjoyed it 8/10
– Real player with 7.8 hrs in game
An effective, charming 3D platform experience that is honestly one of the best on steam. I got to play this early thanks to the dev but in no way did that influence my opinion on it, it is genuinely a great experience you should check out for yourself.
8/10
– Real player with 7.6 hrs in game
Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two
This game might have bugs or horrible camera angles but or not as great as the first game only on the wii, its still a great game and the story is good aswell.
Things that you should like about Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two:
Oswald, Ortensia… 🅱🆄🅽🅽🆈 🅲🅷🅸🅻🅳🆁🅴🅽!!
Returning to Ostown, Bog Easy, Ventureland, Mean Street (duh), seeing Tommorow City from a distance at Autotopia, etc.
New features like the D.E.C, Playing as Oswald (Console version only), Costumes, and Awakening Spirits.
– Real player with 24.0 hrs in game
So I read the reviews which there were many negative, and I get what they’re saying. I like many others was unable to get the game to even run, but there is an easy fix. So I got the to run and been having a blast replaying the classic game. I’ve played both 1 and 2 countless times on my wii. The game definitely w as thrown into steam with a lot of glitches and problems, but I still enjoy it. My one big issue, I have reached a glitch I believe to pretty much be gamebreaking for me. Its a rather routine part where mickey and oswald move a turnstile and then a door opens, but the turnstile stops early and you cant move it more, so the door doesnt open. So my PC playthrough is basically over only 7 hours in which is sad. If by some miracle I am able to get past this glitch then hopefully I can finish it, but until then. I personally am unable to complete the game. If anyone else has had this issue im eager to know.
– Real player with 19.9 hrs in game