Prison 69
game’s poorly developed and completely killed my pc from the downloading phase. i rate it 0/1,000,000 stars
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
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7th Sector
A great side-scrolling sci-fi puzzle-adventure game, occasionally let down by some tedious elements.
Picture Playdead’s side-scrolling masterpieces, LIMBO and INSIDE, add some of Cyberpunk 2077 and Half-Life 2’s atmosphere, and what you get is essentially what 7th Sector is all about.
7th Sector is a visually striking side-scrolling story, occasionally interjected with puzzle elements, set in a dystopian city of the future, the likes of which strongly resemble the environments encountered in Half-Life 2 and Cyberpunk 2077.
– Real player with 21.9 hrs in game
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Thank you to the lone developer and publisher,Носков Сергей, for creating and providing a good game for me to escape, explore, think and enjoy.
The 7th sector is simply put, a very good side scrolling puzzle game set in a beautiful cyberpunk dystopian future. I can name a half-dozen games where it is similar in aesthetic and story, but it is able to differentiate itself from others with a no hand holding approach to the puzzle/problem gameplay. This approach is welcome to puzzle adventurers but newcomers will find this difficult to frustrating and reading user reviews not surprising.
– Real player with 14.8 hrs in game
Exodition
This deadly 3D Jump’n’run adventure pulls you into a strange and hostile world.
You are a young Krah, living with the rest of his species down at the very bottom of a giant city. There everything is overgrown, rusted down and pested. The bosses of the city, which are living in the higher areas are another species - the Lorus who ambush your tribe repeatedly.
So you have to get your way up to the top of the skyscrapers and it is a deadly way.
But while climbing up the city you get to know about the wealthy past of your species and the city. You’ll find out that things havent been like this back in the days.
Reactivate hidden powers of your holy ancesters. With these powers you’ll overcome even the most difficult obstacles.
Play through various areas in this rusted steampunk city up to the glorious and clean skyscrapertops where the evil awaits. But are you ready for the cruel secrets of the Lorus?
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Eternal Cycle 永劫之环
Game introduction:
“Eternal Cycle” tells the story of a protagonist who wakes up from a corroded cave, and finally finds and resolves the source of the cave’s corrosion. The game takes place in a cave corroded by alienated substances. Players experience the entire game flow by manipulating the protagonist who has awakened from the coffin.
The game is a bit like some other games such as little Nightmare series,Inside and limbo.
The protagonist has the ability to explore caves with various props. Throughout the process of exploration, the protagonist will escape from different monsters in search of survival. As the exploration continues, the protagonist will undergo some subtle changes.
Hot Tin Roof: The Cat That Wore A Fedora
Why did I buy this game? I’m not even trying to hate, I’m genuinely quite confused why I bought this, it must have been about four years ago that I decided to. Maybe it was because it was on sale or something, maybe I liked the trailer. Which is pretty amateur as I can now see, but for some reason I decided to buy the bundle thing, with the soundtracks and Jones on Fire. Why did I do that? This is such a flawed game it’s painful to think why I ever finished it even once. At it’s best It’s got this kind of unique feel that allows you to see past some (but never all) of the flaws; at it’s worst it’s absolutely unbearable. Okay there are some good things, some of the characters are pretty cool, Franky is a nice companion, the music is good (not something I’d ever listen to outside of the game though, which makes the purchase of the soundtrack even more baffling to me), and some of the platforming and gun mechanics are cool. But it’s nowhere near enough to make up for all the problems.
– Real player with 25.4 hrs in game
I enjoy quirky games that have a sense of humour and aren’t overly-complicated. And I enjoy mysteries. I enjoyed these aspects of the game, and I do recommend it, but there are some caveats.
The concept of the different ammunition in the game is a great one, and makes the game simple, provides many possibilities for problem solving, and is kinda cool. But the way it was implemented drove me bonkers. When in a room and needing to use different ammunitions, sometimes the puzzle would require three or four of a particular type, then you would have to switch out to a different one (or two), do something with them, and then switch back. Granted, I’m sure in hindsight that I could have streamlined that and analyzed the problem and come up with a more efficient ammunition usage, but who wants to do that? Swapping out the ammunition is such an annoying mechanic, it would be much easier to put in some sort of ammo configuration and swap to it with a button or hotkey.
– Real player with 19.4 hrs in game
Estress
A 3D Platformer where the more you die then harder it becomes
Estress let’s you feel how your body experiences stress in a more visual way
This is the story of a live, would be your story or mine in each stage of the live we face very stressful events this game is the representation of that situations.
With each dead the stress of the character increase this trigger many effects like camera shaking and altered movement.
Each effect is based in the real stress effects in human body.
Hirilun
Hirilun is a dark and strange city, full of hidden places and high buildings. Although anyone can get in, only the fastest will achieve fame…
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You will need to move very quickly, running and jumping nonstop, going through all the checkpoints, and reaching your goal.
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You will be able to dash, sprint and plane, but use these skills wisely, as they are limited.
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Each level has a multitude of different paths; which will be the fastest one? You’ll have to find out…
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Collecting the experiences that you will find along the way will make your timer stop temporarily. Still, it may not always be worth the detour…
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Compete with your friends and in world leaderboards that are updated every day.
[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1407300/Hirilun/url
The Wickie
1936 and junior lighthouse keeper Bill Cromarty is sent to St Pandora’s Rock, 100 miles off the west coast of Scotland to help staff the lighthouse and learn the ropes from Captain Malin and his assistant lighthouse keeper.
Captain Malin will assign you your duties and it is up to you to complete them to the best of your abilities to keep the lighthouse running smoothly to prevent loss of shipping and life.
Nothing is as it would seem. Are you going to keep your head and do your work, or will you investigate what is happening on this large and fully explorable island?
Keep your sanity. Decide your face and the fate of everyone else in this fully 3d FPS adventure, taking place over 14 days. Will you go home, a job well done? Will you discover that there is so, so much more happening on the island?
NPC Characters are presented differently to the rest of the world to make them stand out, with a design style that stands apart from the rest of the game deliberately. The island has a full realistic weather system that can handle rain, snow and storms, water simulations, above and below water interactions, including swimming, and many different paths to follow, the game features professional voice acting and an enchanting period based musical score.
Fears of Glasses o-o
To be honest, I didn’t understand anything about the game at all. I’m not used to the glasses in the middle of the screen. It feels weird and out of place. Also, the game has obvious problems with the interface. In general, it doesn’t feel like a completed product. Rather, like something hastily whipped up.
– Real player with 3.2 hrs in game
Fears of Glasses is a pretty good horror platformer with an atmosphere of gloom and creep.
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
Contrast
Before I begin the review proper, I’d like to take a moment to acknowledge what a complete f*cking idiot I am.
When I first played this I went through it entirely using mouse and keyboard, despite the fact I was frequently grumbling about how heart-breaking the controls were and the slight but still awkward disconnect between button press and character. But I still persevered because, well… sure, I do have a control pad, but since the mouse and keyboard were already hooked up and I was already in my pyjamas, I was hardly going to lean over a couple feet to my right to grab and connect a controller now, was I? But before writing this review I decided to give it a shot just to be sure, and damn, am I a complete f*cking idiot. It was a revelation. The difference might be small but the impact is massive, and that tightening of movement and control pretty much eradicated the major complaint I had about the gameplay. So I’ve learned my lesson, control pad for 3rd-person games from now on. Though, whichever control method you use, you should still find a lot to love about this game.
– Real player with 10.1 hrs in game
Take a moment here to remember your childhood. Remember how afternoons after school could be filled with fantastical worlds brought forth from the trees, the rocks, the tall grasses in the backyard or the field near your neighborhood: all you needed was your imagination. Remember as you went to sleep at night and stared at the shadows in your room, sometimes in wonder, and sometimes in fear of the shapes they made. Remember how life could be magical in the most ordinary of things and how, as you grew older, you longed for the days when reality didn’t have to be so damned real all the time: homework, bills, politics, relationships, family…
– Real player with 8.8 hrs in game