Kill Them With Cuteness
Awesome for a first game for a single dev! Great level design definitely makes me nostalgic for platformers of the early 2000’s (Crash Bandicoot, Jak & Daxter, Spyro, etc.). The voice actors deserve an award for their contributions.
Would absolutely recommend for anyone with an hour to kill. Now all that’s left to do is wait for the GOTY edition to drop.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
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Bought this game thinking it might be a bit of novel fun. What I was presented with was a buggy, incompetent and unfinished mess. Asking any money for this is robbery, not even worth $4.50. Aiming mechanic is beyond broken, objective unclear, enemies look shit. BAD!
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
Ginger: Beyond the Crystal
I spent a lot of time with this game and played it thoroughly, but I just can’t recommend it…the things I disliked about the game outweigh the things I did like about the game, which sucks because I had this on my Wishlist for a long time.
What I loved about the game was that it was how obvious the team who worked on the game loved it. After leaving the (bland) hub worlds each of the 15 levels are vibrant and distinct. I also really enjoyed the different costumes you unlock as the game progresses and the special ability that each one of them has.
– Real player with 18.3 hrs in game
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Ginger: Beyond the Crystal was a fun game, I did enjoy it while i played it but there were a few things that stop me from giveing the thumbs up.
1. There is a bugged achievement, you can get it buy NOT buying every accessory before getting all the in-level ones.
2. The game has a few bugs, these bugs were in no way game breaking however.
3. There is a lot of unnecessary stuff, ALL of the quests given were one of 3, Race, kill monsters, collect items. the fall damage was 100% uneeded and felt like it was really holding me back as you dont need to fall but 10 feet to instantly DIE
– Real player with 15.4 hrs in game
Funny Truck
Absolutely amazing game, a true masterpiece. Other games pray that one day their developers will make them as good as Funny Truck.
Absolutely fucking brilliant.
– Real player with 1.8 hrs in game
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Much funny, very wow big POGU for 1 dollar, laughed every second :)
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Goblin.Life
10/10 Would recommend to any fellow goblin, great for refunds
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
Stream Skate
this game changed my life for the better
– Real player with 0.8 hrs in game
As others have said: It’s extremely glitchy, the controls are cumbersome a lot of times, and I ended up flying through walls more often than skating on them.
The premise of the game is really intriguing, and I would like to see this game in a more complete state, but as of right now it is virtually unplayable, unless you enjoy breaking games.
An example of glitches, besides flying through walls: You can die in the pause menu, you can manipulate your dead character in the pause menu, you can die while still paused after dying while manipulating your character in the pause menu. You can fly through floors that are solid on the top surface but not on the bottom surface.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
Hello Neighbor
Wow. What a wasted idea. This was a really good concept that just got botched nearly from top to bottom. I wanted to like this so much and was excited when it was in development, but…wow. It just utterly fails at everything it was trying to do. Instead of a stealth/horror game it is a puzzle game with poor physics, bad controls, and infuriating puzzles.
The controls are questionable at best. I couldn’t find a way to reliably map controls to certain keys like the arrows, numpad keys, etc. Maybe I missed something in the control mapping section but it just didn’t seem to work - whatever, I can deal with that. Regardless of key mappings, the actual movement and physics are just a hot mess. On more than one occasion I’d be running and I’d walk over a item like a piece of trash or a lamp and I’d just get thrown 20 feet in the air or across the map. Just utter physics failures on every level. Jumping is horrendous. If you hit the side of a wall or ledge you bounce off of it like a rubber ball. At least the same goes for the neighbor who jumps like a circus acrobat and frequently falls from heights because of the same ridiculous physics. All of this wouldn’t be much of a problem if the game wasn’t littered with jumping puzzles. Because nothing screams stealth/horror like jumping puzzles. Which brings me to…
– Real player with 95.9 hrs in game
Reviewing this game is somewhat difficult. The game has a bit of a complicated development history, with a Pre-Alpha, four Alphas, and two Betas, each completely different from each other, and I’m not even entirely sure where to start. There’s a lot to say, so I’ll try to separate things into categories.
Disclaimer: I followed this game, and its development, primarily from CaptainSauce’s YouTube playthrough. I decided to get the game myself because I wasn’t satisfied that he found all the answers. That being said, I had prior puzzle knowledge, which, from what I understand, is one of the largest complaints of the game. Keep that in mind as we move on.
– Real player with 93.1 hrs in game
Midnight Cipher
…a city rebuilding from the EMP detonation disaster, which crippled industrial technology everywhere. Electricity is limited, and regulated by the mega-corporations. This leaves the city with very little social interaction; seeing as the noise pollution is so severe that talking cannot be heard. Under these circumstances you find a job working for the digital postal delivery service. Earn your living by delivering these precious messages!
WASD to move, SPACEBAR to jump, CTRL to toggle walking
ALT to crouch, double press ALT to roll
C to switch shoulders, hold C to toggle first-person,
1 & 2 to toggle camera orientation (camera centered behind player or off to the side)
Midnight Cipher began as the brain-child for the 2020-2021 Game Jam Plus, hosted in Brazil. Both our pre-production & core teams have been based in the Salt Lake City, Utah, United States- and we’ve been so excited to represent our area in the event!
We are thrilled to watch the project grow from a concept to being fully-fledged on Steam!
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Spookity Hollow
Fun, spooky atmosphere. Loved running around looking for potions, brooms to ride on, and looking for the Pumpkin King . Swimming in the lake, walking around in the castle and in the graveyard was fun, too!
– Real player with 8.3 hrs in game
I love the “Playing with Gilbert” series with my daughter! Spookity Hollow is a labor of love, and we have had so much fun playing it. The stories written by the dev’s daughter were a nice touch.
I do wish this was a PWG DLC, instead of a standalone game. It uses the same start menu, though some of the content (seasons) has no effect.
– Real player with 2.3 hrs in game
PEE WAR！
Absolutely life changing. My life has completely been changed by this wonderful game. Nothing can part me from this game anymore, my life is this game. I am in a deep relation with this game and i cannot escape it. Thank you pee war…..
– Real player with 56.7 hrs in game
this the best game i have ever played. since the time i started up the game and destroyed the battle ship was aboslutely fantastic. please make more games like this.
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game
Apocalypse Island
About Gameplay
Apocalypse Island is an open-world adventure game. The player take on the role of main character Yolanda as she travels between fantasy dreams and the boring real world. The gameplay brings together many elements such as cultivating, survival, combat, FPS, etc.
In the game, the items are interoperable in the real world and the dreams. You can buy weapons and information from special stores in the real world, and then bring them into the dreams to help you fight against all kinds of powerful enemies. And when you defeat them, they will drop loot. You can bring the loot back to the real world in exchange for a lot of money.
Money is very important in the game. There are a variety of ways to earn money, including going to work, investing in stocks, doing business to earn the price difference, and it can only be earned in the real world. Don’t forget to buy some food and medicine with the money you earned, you will need them whether in the real world or in the dreams. Besides, you can also use the money to buy new houses, sofas, lamps, carpets and other items that improve your life quality and make you feel better.
Of course, if you are a player who loves cultivating, the game also has also created a clothing system for you, so you can dress up your main character.
About Weapons
Various weapons have been added to the game, from knives to RPGs. If you want to use them, upgrade your weapon level first. To upgrade your level, you need to learn from a specialized weapon school.
About Monsters
There are dozens of monsters in the game, from the ground to the sky, and each monster has its own AI and attack mode.
About Maps
The map in the game is not big, and every house can be explored. You need to explore and find some information hidden in the houses. You should always be careful when exploring the houses, because houses are the favorite places for some giant insects to build nests.
