Farmers' Market
100% reccomend! Super fun game!!
– Real player with 6.9 hrs in game
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The Escaper
This was my first Escape Room game, and honestly I only played it because I got it through my curator. It was surprisingly fun, though, at least with the timer turned off. I would have failed badly and gotten very stressed if I’d only had one hour per room…
I found the puzzles overall cool and very satisfying to solve. Most of them seemed fair and pretty logical to me even when they took me a while to figure out. They demand a wide variety of problem-solving and sometimes knowledge, so most likely you’ll find at least some of them really challenging. Thankfully the first video walkthrough has already popped up and got me out of the last part of room 3 that I probably wouldn’t have figured out in a million years… Apart from that, I only looked up one thing after getting extremely irritated (see below) and trained my frustration tolerance a few other times.
– Real player with 7.9 hrs in game
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edit: added link to my walkthrough.
the escaper is a short escape room puzzler with an optional time limit, meaning it’s already better than most other games in the genre, not stressing players out with a ticking clock if they don’t want it to.
– Real player with 7.3 hrs in game
NYAF
I’m new at it but i have to say that I absolutely love this game. i just have to get the “full-screen” back.
– Real player with 162.7 hrs in game
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This game is a lot of fun! I cannot believe it didn’t appear in my Queue until now, half a year since release date! And i cannot understand how come there are no user reviews yet! Game is awesome, cute drawings, funny sounds, very enjoyable. Buy it, enjoy it!
– Real player with 1.8 hrs in game
Cue Club 2: Pool & Snooker
I spent many hours playing first Cue Club and I was sure it’s the best pool&snooker simulator we can find. But later I found this one on Steam.
What else can I say? Graphics is very nice. Music is cool too. I think that the physics is one of the strongest points of the game. We can feel like we were potting balls on the real table, with full control of the cue ball. We have a possibility to adjust the gameplay, in almost every aspect. Snooker on the blue table? Why not. Balls are too fast? You can try changing table speed. Every match can be different, if we want. And maybe the most important point - the game is dynamically changing. We have regular updates, which means we have more and more content, some bugs or errors quickly disappears. Bulldog Interactive makes really great work.
– Real player with 914.7 hrs in game
I have probably spent a few hundred hours playing its predecessor Cue Club, but that was almost 15 years ago and that too on a CRT monitor.
I only got like 12 hours here so far but so far it has been quite nice.
A brief comparison vis-a-vis its predecessor is present below for reference.
Better in Cue Club 2 - Game dynamics, game types, improved graphics, multiplayer, music
Better in Cue Club (older) - Cue and ball varieties, Bar system, smoke on the table
I think I will give the older one a go if I can find my iso collection. Hopefully it will run in compatibility mode.
– Real player with 317.0 hrs in game
BAO
As a Tanzanian local who grew up playing this game I am glad that the game now has a good and accurate representation on Steam. The game has a lot more strategic options and variations than most mancala like games.
– Real player with 13.2 hrs in game
Like chess, this game requires that the players think a few steps ahead; however, while chess has a few set of rules and a few kinds of pieces, Bao has only one kind of piece and a complex system of rules to govern them. In chess, you take time to set up your pieces. In Bao, you work through two different phases of the game, and watch your work chain react (the flow to this is hard to explain, but satisfying to experience). Those looking for a popular, simple game may find this hard to warm up to (that said, this game does come with a tutorial, and will highlight legal possible moves). Those looking for a fresh mental exercise, or perhaps wanting to learn about other cultures may be interested to give this a shot.
– Real player with 3.0 hrs in game
Kenshō
Kenshō is a tile-sliding match3 puzzle done right:
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Simple enough that anyone can play it. No need for complicated tutorials.
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It is aesthetically pleasing, beautiful even and the soundtrack is great.
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New elements are introduced on every level. The game eventually becomes challenging, but very forgiving. If you fail a level, the tiles get reset but you don’t lose your progress.
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Just the right length to feel that you got your money worth but short enough without becoming a chore. The levels are randomized so you can replay them as much as you want or don’t if you don’t want to. There are no unnecessary achievements or goals to force you to keep playing over and over.
– Real player with 3.9 hrs in game
It’s a good game. When I finally understood everything about this game, it became immensely more satisfying to solve. It doesn’t overstay its welcome, and is incredibly well-priced. Personally, though, I think it would be best played on mobile devices, especially considering the lack of uncapped FPS and edge-aliasing. All in all, though, this is a little gem that needs more attention.
– Real player with 3.8 hrs in game
Tep The Destroyer
I’ve had the chance to play many tower defence games through my YouTube channel and I found this one really interesting, especially the challenge mode.
Looking forward to doing more with it in the near future
– Real player with 3.5 hrs in game
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☑️A serious “looking” Tower Defense game.
☑️A campaign mode / Survival mode.
☑️A little bit of variety.
❌Feels lacking in terms of freedom.
❌A more forced version of a Tower Defense.
❌Isn’t fast enough.
❌No repair function.
❌The radius HUD for turrets is confusing. Does it reach?
My personal opinion?
I’ve played TD games my entire life from time to time.
I’m familiar with the different niche attempts to make something new and fresh and modern…
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game
Unlock The Cat
Unlock The Cat is a fun sliding puzzle game with simple yet charming backgrounds and an adorable animated kitten that you have to guide through 40 levels of increasing difficulty. The first 15 levels are easy to moderate, levels 16-30 are moderate to difficult, levels 31-35 are challenging and the last five levels are diabolical. It took me roughly 7 hours to play through the whole game, with about half of that time on the last 3 puzzles alone. Finishing the game will require both patience and perseverance, however you can always enjoy a break by watching the kitten while you think over your next move. The replay value is also quite good as you likely won’t remember how to solve most of the higher level puzzles until you’ve played them through several times. Overall, I found the game to be a pleasant way to spend an evening and very fairly priced. You’ll get your money’s worth just from watching the kitten. I’d recommend it to anyone who likes sliding puzzles and cats.
– Real player with 8.6 hrs in game
The scenery is beautiful, the cat is cute, the music is hypnotic and it’s a sliding puzzle to make ways for the cat to reach his destination. I can’t play the game with the music or sound on although the music is very soothing. It makes me feel worry for the cat when I’m stuck. And I feel sad that I can’t clear the path for him when he meowed.
I hope they will change the colour of the blocks on the Winter levels because the colour is quite similar with the colour of the ground.
– Real player with 6.2 hrs in game
Voxelgram
Voxelgram is a three dimensional Picross/nonogram puzzle game, where solving puzzles in 3D adds a layer of complexity and difficulty, but also a sense of satisfaction.
Unfortunately, there’s a steep learning curve to figuring out puzzles in 3D, especially if you’re accustomed to solving puzzles in 2D, and the tutorial puzzles do a very poor job of teaching the player. Once you get over that hump, however, the game quickly becomes engrossing and addictive.
PROS:
- Colorful and varied puzzles.
– Real player with 746.0 hrs in game
Achievements: Pretty straightforward and easy. There’s no time limits or penalties for mistakes, you just need to complete puzzles.
Voxelgram is incredibly reminiscent of a game back on the Nintendo DS called “Picross 3D”. I enjoyed that game immensely and I was really excited to see a similar game crop up on Steam. It’s a fun take on the usual picross format wherein the player essentially sculpts objects by removing pieces based on the hints marked on the sides. That is to say, where a normal picross game would have the player reveal 2D images, Voxelgram has the player reveal 3D objects. This makes it even more fun to see the puzzle come together.
– Real player with 237.9 hrs in game
Lumexa
A cool puzzle game. I had a lot of fun playing, highly recommend!
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
An amazing relaxing and atmospheric game! It’s short but worth for the experience! The music it’s one of the best part of it, sometimes I’ve just open the game to hear while doing others things! Recomended!
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game