A Star Of Chrome
The Story
A top down Action-Adventure inspired by 16bit and 8bit handheld games. Explore the Martian frontier, while searching for your lost dog and uncover the mysterious cause of a day that never ends. Unearth items and gear to gain access to more areas and secrets as you journey.
Features
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Customize the look of your player character.
With 3 player skins and many colour palettes
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Explore a large area around the small frontier town of Van Allen.
From time displaced ruins, to swamps to barren scrubland and mountain peaks.
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Meet a cast of weirdos and losers.
I don’t even like these guys.
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Puzzle and fight your way through 8 Unique Dungeons.
Bosses and items await.
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Multiple Difficulty options.
One hit KOs, Iron Man mode and more!
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Speedrunning options!
Including an in-game speed clock, auto-text and zero dialogue mode!
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Hidden secrets!
From collectables to upgrades to piles of hidden cash
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Another road
This game is pretty fun for the price! But only if you have someone to play with… I happened to come across a stranger and he kept threatening to say the word over text to speech and my mum was listening to my pc and she got really angry and she took my pc away for an hour but other than that the game was fun! I’d give another road I one half carrot out of I one half uneasy face..
– Real player with 2.0 hrs in game
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i ran into this really cool dude with a top hat and a moustache, the only way to communicate was text to speech, i’m pretty sure he was russian. anyway, i really wanted to say this word, but he also was forcing me to say it, so i don’t know if it was truly me who wanted to say it or if he was peer pressuring me. i think i fell in love with dwayne the rock johnson during this, something about the character models…. what?? did i just say that out loud???. yeah ah hehe uh woops, anyway….. 5/5
– Real player with 2.0 hrs in game
ExeKiller
20 years ago the Great Fire Disaster set most of the world on fire causing mass extinction and destruction of life and earth. Only 30% of mankind has survived, only a few spots on earth are possible to live. As the governments failed, corporations took control. The world is plunging into chaos and anarchy. Welcome to New York in 1998.
You are an Exekiller, a futuristic bounty hunter. Your main goal is collecting S.O.U.L.S - biochip component which gathers information about its owner and also controls him. Chips are produced by one of the biggest corporations that rule the New Earth. Without S.O.U.L you simply don’t exist.
PLAYER DRIVEN STORY
How you approach The Exekiller is up to you. Your choices affect not only the way the story develops - it also lets you face every situation any way you like. Your decisions affect the storyline that offers massive replayability.
EXPLORE VAST OPEN WORLD
The world of ExeKiller is both beautiful and lethal. Travel across diverse regions from deserts and canyons, through deadly highways and radioactive fields.
HUNT OUTLAWS
You can either kill them, bring them to justice or set them free - the choice is yours. Make full use of the environment and various types of weapons and gadgets. Use your abilities to gain advantage. Sneak past your enemies or talk your way out of trouble situations.
EVER-CHANGING ENVIRONMENT
Experience a fascinating journey through post-apocalyptic landscapes dramatically affected by a stunning day/night cycle, dynamic weather and radioactive sun storms.
Mad Bullets
Howdie partner. This is by far the best shooting gallery type game I’ve ever played. It features good graphics, sound effects and music that never gets boring. There are many types of enemies, and thanks to the missions you’ve got to achieve to get stars, wich make your character level up, there are many different styles of playthroughs.
What makes this game different to its competitors is that on the first look it only consists of three different levels that get mixed up by a handfull of bonus stages, but overall get repeated over and over again. Sounds boring? Well, it isn’t, because there are many different routes through each level that get mixed up every time, and this feature is so well thought out that even with my high playcount in this very game it still does manage to surprise me every now and then.
– Real player with 87.4 hrs in game
I’ve discovered that I do enjoy shooter-on-rails style games (Blue Estate, Is Defense) and this game is actually good as well, but mean and cheap grinding mechanics is what made me rate this one down. I’m an achievement hunter and as for the moment I only got one left - reach level 20. You need more and more stars with each level, and although their amount skyrocket closer to the desired level, it’s ok. To earn stars you need to complete goals; there are common goals that grant 1 star, 2 stars, 3 stars and daily goal that refreshes every 24 hours and gives you 5 stars. If you don’t like a common goal, you can change it for 125 Sacks and since money is not actually a problem, this is ok as well.
– Real player with 27.5 hrs in game
Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath HD
One of my favorite games of all time. An incredible amount of love and thought went into this, and it’s immediately apparent. The originality, humor, gameplay, and meaningful undertones all come together to form an unforgettable experience.
This game is simply… fun(ny). You can listen in on the hilarious dialogue of any character, laugh at the attention-whore chipmunk farting on your crossbow and being “allergic to your ugliness”, lose yourself in Michael Bross' amazing soundtrack, appreciate the truly unique design and setting, punch complacent chickens in the face and steal their money, notice the parallels between harmonious peoples being subverted by industrialism and a people out of allignment with nature; the list goes on.
– Real player with 44.7 hrs in game
Originally released for the Microsoft Xbox in 2005, Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath was developer Oddworld Inhabitants' attempt to move away from their platforming roots and into the popular genre of first-person shooter video games.
They still maintained a bit of platforming, however, which is why you can also play this game from a third-person perspective when that is required. And more importantly the signature art style and atmosphere of the previous Oddworld games are still very much what sets Stranger’s Wrath apart.
– Real player with 24.2 hrs in game
Dubbing Time
声jing优fen模拟器
Poor optimization, awkard movement, but yet a brilliant idea!
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
WILD-9
Small, rough, and buggy - but nevertheless charming. Not unlike the asteroid you land on.
Wild-9’s first playthrough should take you roughly half an hour, as it says in the description.
Adding a speedrun achievement to this game, in my opinion, was a mistake. Your speedrun attempts will expose many of the flaws in this game.
! First, deleting your save and starting over is very likely to generate a broken seed that doesn’t spawn any enemies - you can check this almost immediately by noticing the absence of the first enemy you’re supposed to encounter. If you want to start a new run, you need to close out and re-open the game first. Second, you’ll come to rely on a highly-exploitable quirk where enemies will teleport back to their starting position if they wander too far away from it, where you can basically spawn-camp them. (Better than them getting lost, though.) Third, upon each death, you’ll respawn at your spaceship with a scooter, but not necessarily the same class of scooter you had - meaning you might get a free upgrade. I also encountered a CTD on my first run of the game, none afterward though.
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
A good, albeit buggy game. There is an issue that when you delete a save then try to start a new game, some old events from the previous run will be saved. I solved this by just closing and reopening the game, but still a big issue. It is an interesting game, with a cool way of finding things (hint, talk to NPCs). The world is very confusing and could’ve used a map, as well as a way to differentiate between places you’ve been and haven’t been better. Good pickup for the price.
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
I’m a cowboy: Western Shooter
I’m a cowboy: Western Shooter - a hardcore top-down shooter with an indescribable atmosphere of the wild west.
Each shootout can be the last. You need a great reaction to defeat your enemies.
Revolvers, rifles, dynamite and even machine guns - you can use all this in battle.
Adrenaline-pumping gameplay, one-on-one duels, challenging shootouts, horse chases, all this awaits you in this game.
Main character
Hi, my name is Tom, Tom Horn, they tried to hang a lot of dirty things on me, but you know what, buddy? I’m not like that. I know I know you’ve been told about me. They said that I killed the kid and a lot of other people for money, but it’s all nonsense. I was a deputy sheriff, I didn’t kill anyone for bucks and I never touched children. Sit back, I’ll tell you my story.
Main features:
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Unique graphic style;
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Adrenaline gameplay;
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Hardcore shootings;
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Various game scenarios (capture of a train, horse chases, siege of a ranch with bandits, etc.);
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One-on-one duels with gang leaders;
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Timed survival mode;
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6 unique types of weapons;
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Multiplayer with modes 2 by 2 and deathmatch;
See if you can kill them all.
Wild Times
Repetitive. Repetitive. Repetitive.
No pause, no save, no fun.
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
A top down shooter that reminds me of Sunset Riders from consoles long ago. Take a look at my video posted above to get a sense of gameplay. Be mindful to take note of the control scheme listed on the store page as there are no in game reminders. I found myself jabbing at the keyboard trying to find out but not before being murdered by the first enemy over and over again. I will say that the pace of the game is a bit slow and because of that level progression is very slow. I spent 20 minutes on mission 2 and never completed it.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
Go, Go Cowboy
Terrible
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
Barely any gameplay, and even that is repetetive
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game