Woodcutter Warrior
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A 10 - chapter story, with a dark secret to unfold!
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~170 swords, to vanquish those who stand between you and destiny
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While travelling between locations, random events may help or hinder you!
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Tile - based gameplay; Pick and choose what unlocked tiles you want in your run, and how frequently! But beware, you only get the boons of a tile if you accept its curses!
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Grow your camp from a modest base of operations to a bustling fortress town!
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Relieve the countless lives of the Woodcutter! You are not allowed to die until you fulfill your goal. But the Timeless Valley, your home, remembers your past lives!
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At the end of each chapter, a vicious foe will block your path. You may not succeed at first, but practice, get better equipment, eat some of Cook’s enchanted dishes, and nothing will stand firmly in your path again.
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Take your Revenge!
Progress through an epic story consisting of 10 chapters, with many memorable characters, brought to life by a dialogue system similiar to classic JRPGs! Also, there may be something else in there, that does not meet the eye..
Weapons of War
Loot ~170 Swords, each with their own unique graphics, and their own stats like weight! Ranging from Common, to Legendary, there are three tiers, and four Elements! Fire, Cold, Energy, and Holy!
Travel the World
As you travel on the overworld map between runs, Random Encounters may dot your path! These may be good, or bad, or just completely random, giving a fresh feel to each run!
Tile-based Roguelike
Each delve into Enemy territory is Unique, thanks to the Random-Tile based gameplay! In Woodcutter Warrior, the level loadout is part of your build. Pick and switch tiles as you choose, the more dangerous you go, the stronger you can become!
Base-Building
Build and Upgrade the buildings in your Camp! Each upgrade will have its own graphics, and Unlock a new tile, and a new mechanic, like a crafting tier, a special dish at the kitchen, etc.
Character Progression
The story progresses every 2 level-ups, and each level-up, your look changes to reflect the story! Get more experienced, age, and fulfill your destiny!
Unique Bosses
Each chapter will have its own Boss with its own Unique game mechanic. Follow my YouTube channel to learn more as soon as it is implemented!
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Skyjunk
Stylized Action and Meaningful Upgrades
Admiral Dynamo’s robot armies are invading the idyllic sky islands that you call home. Trash them with your trusty blade and blaster to free the townsfolk and collect valuable scrap. Gear up to find the perfect combos of items and gadgets. Mechanized monstrosities are ready to greet your advance towards the enemy stronghold.
Dynamic Movement
Explore wild platforms in the clouds with your grappling arm and booster. Take advantage of grindable pipes, wall kicks, and slingshots to outmaneuver the enemy. You’ll need to keep your wits about you to collect the most loot and emerge unscathed.
Procedural Level Generation
A world cast into chaos, rebuilt in the sky. Every run is different, with new islands to explore and conquer. Each battle, you’ll have a chance to analyze the terrain, then use it to your advantage when enemy reinforcements arrive.
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Skyward Descent
A really compelling game, I started it up to see what the deal was and immediately lost half an hour to it.
– Real player with 25.2 hrs in game
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The game is very easy to pick up and play, and for the most part the gameplay is easy to understand. There are a few things that are frustrating to me playing this game, though.
After defeating a boss, if you haven’t taken any damage, you get an option to shuffle around some of your stats. I’ve gotten options like “+30 HP & -30 HP” multiple times, which is incredibly frustrating because it makes one of your options useless. There is another power up called “Lucky Items” that is supposed to give you more stat boosts in the game, but I never noticed any difference when I got it.
– Real player with 4.3 hrs in game
Myriavora
This game may look simplistic at first glance.
But don’t be fooled, the skill ceiling in this game is tremendously high.
It is not precision aiming or microsecond reaction time that will win the game (or a new position on the leaderboard.)
Rather, you have to come prepared, have a plan, execute it well, and, if shit hits the fan, have an exit strategy.
There are multiple risk-reward systems that encourage you to play on razor’s edge as much as possible.
- You want to stay close to the spiders to raise your fire rate, but you have to make sure you don’t get overrun.
– Real player with 33.4 hrs in game
At the surface an easilly understood game which controls way more smoothly than you’d think.
Most likely requires dedication, knowledge and skill to push the leaderboards.
Speaking of which, I’m #2 behind the dev, I’ll likely lose that spot immediately if anyone buys the game due to this review.
squash spiders
dress pretty
shoot fast
reach zen
– Real player with 17.9 hrs in game
Demon Engines
Over 2.4 million unique weapon combinations and counting
Ancient machine demons prey on the last surviving people. Remaining survivors must build powerful weapons to rival the machine demons might.
Create the ultimate weapon with over 2.4 million possible combinations and counting. Engage enemies far with sniper grenade launcher. Get up-close and personal with automatic shotgun with exploding bolts. Near limitless combinations
Destroy enemy strongholds and fight increasingly difficult waves of enemies for legendary loot. Each level the enemy difficulty increases, but so does the loot quality
Unlock new characters each with their own unique vehicle and skills.
Incaved
In Incaved you explore ever expanding- and changing cave systems, building an underground community of survivors, making gut wrenching decisions, and fending off carnivorous mutated animals and other survivors, doing the same as you. With your trusty gear, your gas mask, grappling hook and hefty arsenal of improvised weapons, you’ll constantly have to adapt to come out on top in whichever situation this wretched world throws at you.
Gameplay
With the cave systems changing after every death, you’ll have to improvise to survive any possible situation with equipment you manage to find, in this roguelite experience. Interconnected levels and progressive unlocking of new weapons, items and story events keeps you motivated to explore your surroundings. Every death propels time, bringing your comrades closer to their potential death and changing up how the levels look and play out.
Features
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The high replayability value a roguelite offers, with a big emphasis on exploring an interconnected world, including the thrill of permadeath, making each move count even more.
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An enormous cast of interesting characters, each with their own backstory and motives.
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Expanding platforming manoeuvres, including wall jumps, vaults and a grappling hook.
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Hand drawn pixel art, combined with a realistic atmosphere.
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Perform combo’s, dodge, block and parry in 2D Souls-like action.
Story
After nukes were dropped by the mistakes of higher men, lower class people need to find shelter in the cave systems nearby. Quickly scavenging anything they can on their way there. You play as one of many, who’ve lost their all and only want one thing: to survive for long enough to see their loved ones again. Chances of survival drastically start decreasing, as food and water supplies start running dry, mutated animals and infections start plaguing the caves, and survivors start turning on each other. Who can be trusted? How much longer can the aggressive mutates animals be contained? Is it even worth staying in these wretched dark caves, or is making your way to the wasteland above a safer option, as impossible as it sounds?
Into the Pit
This is a 2/3 Recommend. I shall explain why after describing the core of Into The Pit. It is a first-person shooter were you play a sorceror descending into a fiendish Pit to rescue villagers and find out what happened to those who descended before you. To some degree, the maps are randomized. Each level of a descent - or a run - is comprised of 4 chambers. Complete the 4 chambers, descend to the next level, or return with your gains in resources to the village. Then upgrade the village for persistent boons. Merchants, keymakers, etc. offer you help commensurate with the number of villagers you have saved to date. The game very much is in the spirit of Heretic. Your “magic” consists of projectile spells tagged for the duration of your run to each hand. Every completion of a chamber allows you to apply an upgrade to your abilities. The Neglected Potential: Into The Pit’s demo is fun and promises great things in an extended 1.0 full game. Unfortunately, if you play the demo, you’ve pretty much appreciated everything Into The Pit is going to offer you. In the full version, no new spell types, no persistent boosts to abilities, and the few upgrades to your run modifiers are pretty straightforward, as well as quickly obtained. The vast quantities of persistent resources you accumulate serve no purpose… you max out whatever you can in short order, with nothing further to look forward to. The most disappointing village aspect has to be the unlocking of the “Merchant”. Aha, you think - now I can purchase persistent equipment and/or spells and/or spell upgrades for further spelunking. But el-POOF-o, no such thing is to be found… instead this “Merchant” is simply a resource convertor. Resources for which you long ago ran out of uses for. Too bad: all sorts of potential here to deepen enjoyment, including equipment, potions & scrolls, spells & spell modifiers/boosts, levels comprised of more than 4 chambers, additional chamber objectives, villager consequence, etc. . Into The Pit is pretty good, and it could be interesting to see what the developer does next. Ziggurat 2 is the better & more rewarding experience. Love fps action games with rpg depth and long-term replayability. Into The Pit is a 2/3 entry though.
– Real player with 14.4 hrs in game
I cannot recommend this game. It starts promising, but fizzle out without even taking up from the ground.
The whole game is just a bare skeleton.
There is no content. Developers blatantly baited and switched everyone who tried pre-release demo. There is nothing new beyong the demo. You literaly could see everything what game could offer during the demo itself. Steam Store description is misleading at its best and false at it worst.
– Real player with 13.3 hrs in game
SwapOut
fantastic little game, its everything i love as a gamer, its both unforgiving and rewarding, happily threw away a whole afternoon playing this, extremely difficult to master.
– Real player with 4.9 hrs in game
This game has promise, while short it does have replayability. gameplay is simple and thats a good thing. run though stages fighting on coming enemys, kill them and they drop health and sometimes weapon mods/attachments. this is always fun as you can create some crazy creations if you get lucky enough in your run. a Mac-10 SMG that has the barrel of an Springfield chambered in .22 with a 50 round magazine is impractical in real life BUT…useful here. it has it’s fair share of bugs as expected, such as enemys clipping though walls and the odd Frame rate spike here and there but nothing game breaking (as far as im aware). worth the buy just for the price alone, but this will be a game i’ll play a round of every day just to see how fast i can finish it. speedrunners will have a blast with this i think :)
– Real player with 4.0 hrs in game
ArcRunner
ArcRunner is a beautiful Cyberpunk-styled action rogue-lite set in the far future on board a huge space station where the controlling AI has gone insane, and its up to you to traverse the Arc to find and destroy it.
You start each run as a newly-cloned human, and using credits earned in each level augment and replace your body using robotic and cybernetic enhancements until you’re more machine than human.
The game features frantic 3-rd person action, a randomised weapon and augment system with almost unlimited possible builds, huge bosses to fight and 2-player online co-op.
Hellblusser
This game has eally great battle mechanic ideas and a really fantastic soundtrack that helps add a good deal of atmosphere. There are a couple quality of life improvements that could really make the game feel a bit more fleshed out that I can only hope will get added; custom keybindings for things like the fire gathering and blocking, as well as being able to view the inventory and a map. Small tweaks could really elevate this great nugget of a game.
– Real player with 9.9 hrs in game
Hellblusser is a roguelike game where you play a prince on a mission from the Moon herself. The game play itself is fairly straight forward, and with a limited number of items and blessings, you will have some range to complete the game in a few different ways. One of the more popular ways is to use the drain ability along with the ring of kicking.
Achievements are pretty straight forward, and you will have to play through a couple of times to get them all.
I liked the art style, music, and controls. I wish there were more items and blessings for more variability. But I enjoyed my 11 hours.
– Real player with 9.7 hrs in game