Devils Gold
I like the game, I will continue to play
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
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Are you ready to sell your soul to the devil? No?!
Then prove it in Devils Gold!!
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
DNA Farm
Very interesting game, the description says it all, clearly…but it runs well and feels fun! I keep saying it in these reviews, but I mean it…the price is a little too steep..this could be fun for a lot of people but…if they won’t spend 11 bucks, maybe the won’t see how good it is, anyways..just my thoughts. Not a bad game at all!
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
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Rear of Business
Far too early access, there’s nothing to do other than walk or run around lol
currently bad fps, can walk through props/objects. can also walk through walls/windows in many buildings.
not sure why you have weapons there’s nothing to shoot. i started with some grenades but not really sure why lol.
I’d be interested to see if the devs actually do anything with this game or if it’s just a failed project.
Unfortunately i’ll be after a refund..
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
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Broken Blades
Broken Blades is extraordinary, so many unexpected alternatives and creativity.
The game is a blast and I’m happy playing it and having it in my library !
Suggestions :
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I always had the shield bar empty. I finished the game and no vendor I found, offered shields.
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A tad too hard, and I found no save points.
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An ingame map would increase the allure so much :
I progressed going around and around till finding new areas by luck and perseverance.
Thought the game was short and over at times, but instead, it is so big.
– Real player with 4.8 hrs in game
I found difficulty too harsh you die way too easy not fun when everything in the game is stronger than you. Is there a check point in this game don’t know can’t seem to progress really mixed on this one.
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
SENSEs: Midnight
Uesugi Kaho is an outgoing and adventurous college student and member of her school’s occult research club. When Returning to Japan for a family visit, the other club members dare Kaho to investigate an infamous urban legend; The Midnight Door of Ikebukuro Walking Park. Of course Kaho jumps at the opportunity to prove the legend true and capture positive proof of the paranormal. However, entering the long abandoned park just before 12:00 a.m. and opening the Midnight Door may be the worst mistake she will ever make…
SENSE/s: Midnight is a full 3d survival horror game taking major cues from Fatal Frame and Resident Evil, featuring TANK CONTROLS and FIXED CAMERA ANGLES in order to capture the truest essence of classic survival horror titles. Discover the secrets of the park via environmental storytelling and lore, manage your limited inventory slots carefully to avoid backtracking, weigh risk and reward on puzzles that may alert the vengeful spirits of the park, use hiding spots to temporarily elude your pursuer, and remember, there is only one place you can safely save your game… Expect the Ikebukuro walking park to ooze dreadful atmosphere while the ever-present threat of a relentless Onryo stalks and chases you wherever you go!
SENSE/s: Midnight is the first part of the anthology style sequel to Sense: A Cyberpunk Ghost Story https://store.steampowered.com/app/1120560/Sense___A_Cyberpunk_Ghost_Story/ by SUZAKU games.
Eternal Evil Prologue
Eternal Evil Prologue is a demo for an unreleased/may never be released FPS adventure/zombie game that seems to have been slapped together by flipping a template from the venerable Unreal Engine.
While this is free, it’s not a game, it’s a demo, that was misleadingly published on Steam without being flagged as a demo. This is a common mistake.
As far as demos go, it shows promise as it’s copied from a reasonably good template set for Unreal. However, it’s buggy and largely unplayable despite the nice framework and art that copying assets from the Unreal store provides.
– Real player with 6.0 hrs in game
The game is GREAT but assuming you have a good machine to run it.
Played on my old PC and it was terrible, very long loading times, 10-15mins, and there are loading screens between different maps. Add to this very low fps, super laggy on medium settings and it becomes basically unplayable,
But I really wanted to play it after watching one walkthrough, the youtuber had a lot of fun and he didn’t have these issues.
So I tried Eternal Evil on a more powerful machine and it was a completely different story!
– Real player with 2.8 hrs in game
Simon the Sorcerer 3D
This extremly well made game, with good graphic, good music, good contros, good puzzle, and its just amazing game you need to play!
– Real player with 1.8 hrs in game
Early impressions. I’m only a short ways in, but I really enjoyed Simon 1 & 2 (I actually made maps to get through Part 1), and never even knew Part 3 existed until today. Which is really cool, given the cliff-hanger at the end of Part 2. I do wish the navigation was mouse-driven, but I’m getting used to the controls, and (once again) am enjoying my experience. The graphics make me think of the Nintendo 64 and Everquest 1. No issue for me there – I don’t play point-and-click adventures for the graphics. I get absorbed in the mental aspect of these games, and don’t even think about them. But seeing a Simon title in 3D is definitely a trip. And the voice acting really seems to be top-notch. So it’s a thumbs up from this rabid point-and-click fan so far. I’ll post a follow-up down the road, if I can remember.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
Summoner’s Mess
Worth every cent (and much more) of its price, it’s very entertaining to discover the map and each unsuccessful run makes you go for another one to see how far can you go this time.
It has a really nice art direction, and the sound ambiance goes perfectly with the game. Just buy it, with that price it’s like a gift.
– Real player with 3.8 hrs in game
This is a very nice and interesting game, the graphics, the music, the mood… everything fits perfectly.
I really enjoyed playing it and doing all the possible endings. It is cool to be able to easily remember the rooms and little by little knowing all the place like it was my own house.
If you enjoy games where the progression is based on your own knowledge instead of unlockable skills, then give it a try!
The game gives you a proper amount of hours of game time given the fact that is super cheap!
– Real player with 3.5 hrs in game
Turbulence - Airplane Survival Simulator
Turbulence - Airplane Survival Simulator is a high altitude survival game where you have to prevent the catastrophe of a plane that’s deteriorating with every passing minute. Take matters in your hands, help the crew and the passengers, and survive a raging tempest.
Turbulence and thunder strikes can happen at any moment. With so many subsystems of your airplane endangered, a terrified crew and wounded passengers, you need to be the cool-headed person with initiative. React to a variety of emerging problems, both technical and emotional, and make sure the plane lands safely.
Would you rather help a passenger with a heart attack or try to fix the landing gear mechanism? Look for a tool or try to improvise something out of the objects at hand? Turbulence - Airplane Survival Simulator is full of difficult choices and moral questions that only you can answer.
Torrential rain and lightning. Powerful gushes of wind and clouds obscuring the view. If you’re extremely unlucky, even tornadoes. Fly right into the deadliest weather in the pale moonlight, and do your best to see the sunrise again.
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One-in-a-kind survival challenge at 35,000 feet
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An entire passenger jet to explore while it’s tearing apart right before your eyes.
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Emergent gameplay with problems dominoeing with dynamic changes of the weather.
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High degree of freedom regarding prioritizing and solving problems.
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Interactions with passengers in different emotional states.
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Survival horror-like atmosphere with fast and tense gameplay.
Stay frosty!
A Short Tale of Solitude
A Short Tale of Solitude is an adventure horror game, combining exploration, puzzles and survival where the gameplay is focused on fear mechanics.
The game takes place during the Great War in the Victorian orphanage, somewhere in the Northen France. Player take on the role of Sebastien, 10 - years old boy, who after the death of his parents was sent away to this forgotten by God place, full of nightmares, and violence. Upon arrival, the boy realizes that childrens have been abandoned by adult guardians and their leader has become insane and mysterious Jonathan. Who is he? Why is he so cruel? What exactly happened to Sebastian’s parents? These are just a few questions, which answers can be deadly…
A Short Tale of Solitude heavily inspired by the Lord of the Flies and weird fiction work of H. P. Lovecraft, E. A. Poe and Stefan Grabiński mixed with 90’s horror games and movies.
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Classic survival horror mechanics.
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Monochromatic old school art style.
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A huge, explorable orphanage with surrounding areas (about 180 locations).
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Your decisions on the main quest can have long-lasting impacts on the rest of the game.
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Multiple endings and hidden extras.
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Sanity meter.