Animus: Revenant
Unbalanced, slow and laggy trash.
– Real player with 2.0 hrs in game
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Is this a bad game? I dont think so but it feels very rough. I personally would not recommend it based on other big title souls-likes and even smaller titles. It would of course be unfair to compare it to Dark Souls but even compared to the smaller titles I just feel as though it needs more polish.
My concerns are the lack of a proper roll, the lack of keyboard support, some poor telegraphs and bit unfair enemy tracking. Biggest thing is probably ranged enemies can hit you from off screen and you’ll have no idea where they are given the fixed camera.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Necore Tower - Redux Edition
What an awesome experience! Very cool retro game. Very well designed and very well written. The sounds are awesome.
Very, very well executed!
Well done.
– Real player with 3.7 hrs in game
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This is a very cool game by a very passionate and talented developer.
Great art and atmosphere with a deep story.
The way Necore is setup and designed, climbing up through the towers levels, keeps you playing more and more to see what’s next and revel the story as your progress.
I highly recommend you play it!
– Real player with 2.0 hrs in game
Elisius
Adventure in this fantasy land, built by the ancient and powerful Time Lord. This mysterious entity has brought some of the greatest warriors from many different times on Earth to a realm of his own creation, named Elisius. He means to observe and study them, and then using his godlike powers, rule over earth. You are one of these warriors, and it is your job to defeat the Time Lord by destroying Elisius, before it is too late.
The nature of Elisius grants every warrior special abilities, which let you harness the Time Lord’s magic to access powers beyond your wildest dreams. Use the money earned from your quest to upgrade your armor and weapons, buy new ships, and explore the islands of Elisius. Whether fighting monsters as a Viking, Cowboy, Samurai, and more, Elisius will always be an entertaining, story-driven experience.
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RESTLESS SOUL
RESTLESS SOUL! is a single-player comedy adventure game–
Okay, then. Let’s start over…
RESTLESS SOUL is an epic journey where you play as a soul who has just arrived in the great beyond and is trying to return to life. However, that journey has caught the attention of the EVIL DR. KRULL and his EVIL ARMY…
In order to escape their pursuit, you’ll need to use your ghostly reflexes to survive bullet-hell battles and rely on whatever help your fellow souls will offer along the way.
Only after visiting all 8 TOWERS to collect their keys, defeating all 8 BOSSES and their NUMEROUS MINIONS, walking across 14 AREAS and TOWNS, and chatting it up OVER 100 OTHER SOULS will you be able to find the portal and escape the afterlife.
Nope, not at all! But we do promise it will be a lot of FUN!
I mean, just look at all these cool features:
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Enjoy a soulful story full of pretentious and sometimes comedic quotes about life and death.
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Explore the mysterious AFTERLIFE and unlock hidden secrets as you find your way back to the land of the living.
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Meet a large cast of “colorful” 2D souls in a 3D world.
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Master bullet-hell combat with ARPG elements. Use your skills to dodge and shoot at the right time.
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Battle dozens of henchmen and leaders of an evil army with deadly motives.
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Solve clever puzzles that might have you scratching your head, but will leave you feeling super smart.
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Use your phone to keep track of your game’s progress, or take a bomb selfie.
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Listen to an original soundtrack of boppin’ tunes to rock out to in each new area.
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Rescue hidden souls, trapped in secret rooms.
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Special cameo appearance by the one-and-only, Grim Reaper.
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Pet a talking dog!
Sure did, Woof! Players can expect to see a lot more of you throughout the adventure.
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Curse of Eternity
⚔️ Brutal Combat - Engage in stamina-based combat where you have to dodge, swing, shoot, and cast at the right time, or you’ll get your face stabbed clean off.
🔥 Epic Boss Fights - Overcome adversity and face off against Midrhada’s Guardians - beings of great power that have fed on the life force of the Cursed for 100 years.
🏹 Play to your Strengths - Begin the game with a misfit that strikes your fancy (Gladiator, Assassin, or Mage), then spice up your build with your favorite arrangement of weapons, proficiencies, skills, and spells. Your base class is just a starting point.
🧭 Explore the last Remnants of Humanity - On your journey through our handcrafted world you’ll find monsters, traps, puzzles, locks, keys, secrets, vistas, and more!
📜 Game Features
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Your journey is your own; you must venture out and find your path without quest markers or compass blips.
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Choices and consequences are permanent; progress is saved automatically.
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Our world seamlessly loads from one area to the next to keep you fully immersed.
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Defeat horrors, collect loot, and grow stronger as you move from one challenge to the next.
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Varying weapons and skills make up a unique play experience with several combos for you to try.
☠️This World Burns.
Nearly all who still survive are magically enslaved by the demigoddess, Midrhada. Whether it is luck, strength of will, or some blessing of the Gods, you’ve managed to resist the Curse for now.
The only way to achieve true freedom is to dethrone Midrhada. You must travel to every edge of the Viridian Empire, find her guardians, and slay them in order to cleave a path to the Empress herself. You’ll face countless enemies and beings of incredible power. Your tortuous path is laid with traps and obscured by tests of skill and wit. Can you defeat Midrhada and overcome this Curse of Eternity?
Decay of Logos
Information / Review English
Decay of Logos is an Acion role-playing game developed by Amplify Creations.
Gameplay / Story
The story begins when Ada’s village is attacked and destroyed by suddenly appearing monsters, the young woman finds herself with no information about who or what is responsible for the attack, in unknown forests - only to be woken up by a mysterious moose. She quickly feels a strong connection to the elegant four-legged friend and so Ada starts the search for the origin of the disaster with the help of her new friend. Decay of Logos doesn’t reveal a lot of plot details and relies on you to want to learn more of the story on your own. Optional NPCs, self-speaking landscapes and side tasks provide information about the background of certain characters and slowly reveal important details about the overarching plot. However, if you are not interested in it and are now afraid to be permanently confused, if you do not complete any secondary quests, you can breathe a sigh of relief. The general plot makes sense until the end and hides interesting approaches only for people who are inquisitive to learn more.
– Real player with 20.1 hrs in game
A lot of this game’s reviews are from a bumpy launch period. It’s much better now, but there are still some issues here and there. I am convinced the reason more people didn’t complete the game and left negative reviews is that the first couple hours of the game don’t put its best foot forward; the opening area is fairly idyllic and visually unimpressive, while the second area includes some cave systems and tar pits which, while interesting, isn’t very fun to look at for multiple hours. The player is also immediately introduced to the elk mount, which turns based on the left stick; if you hold forward on the stick, you are still actually telling the elk to turn to the left or right depending on which side of the y-axis the stick rests. The result of this is a seemingly uncontrollable elk as it continues to try to turn back and forth; what you are supposed to do is accelerate with the kick button and use the left stick for turning and braking only, which is counterintuitive and leaves a bad taste in a lot of people’s mouths. Exacerbating this is that the first two bosses are similar in appearance/concept. There is an in-game reason for this which is shown in the environment but it isn’t very exciting; they do at least have different movesets but my strategy was mostly the same for both. This is made worse by the player not having access to equipment repairs or reliable access to a camp for resting until they reach the hub area, which is shortly after the third boss. If you make it that far, the game’s enemy variety, bosses, gear and environments all improve dramatically after that point; it should take about 3-5 hours
– Real player with 16.6 hrs in game
Lords Of The Fallen™
I decided to write a review of this game because most of the recent reviews are from people who have barely played the game (some haven’t even completed the game) with very little achievement progress. I have spent almost 200 hours playing this game, and have earned every achievement. This may go without “saying”, but I’ll “say” it anyway: I’m going to attempt to chronicle my way through this game and the process I used to learn about the mechanics and what I found frustrating. I used an XBox 1 controller, so button references will be made accordingly.
– Real player with 199.5 hrs in game
This is a hard review to write. In many ways, I REALLY like the game. In other ways, I’m very frustrated with and dislike it.
The graphics are excellent, even today. On the other hand, the gameplay is extremely frustrating. I’ve gotten to the Labryinth and have “hit a wall” when it comes to patience.
Here’s what I mean:
1. There is no way to adjust the difficulty if it is above your abilities. Yes, I admit I’m not a great gamer. I’ll never compete.
I play games recreationally to blow off steam and relax. No relaxation here. When I first started with the game I died about 20 times (killed or game crashes (see below)) trying to get past the 2nd boss (the Commander). WAY too difficult for the reasons I want to play games.
– Real player with 72.1 hrs in game
Save Your Mother
Save Your Mother, First of all, let’s start with the dungeons. The dungeons are designed lazy and no dungeon is different from the other, only the interior is different. The mechanics are just annoying, even the walking mechanics are not smooth. As for the fast battle mechanics, it annoys you more than fast, and because of these mechanics, the boss battles make it unbearable and boring. There are mini-games but it is torture because of the mechanics. Only 1 minigame isn’t bad. He also faints after a while. They put fishing and mining or something, but it’s boring. It’s a waste of time. And of course, there are duties to make us experience fishing and mining. And if you don’t do these quests, you won’t be able to progress in the game because the enemies ahead will defeat you immediately. It would be better if these items were given in a more fun way rather than mining and fishing. The story and the ending are predictable. It’s like the dialogues were written for you to fall asleep. No NPC is impressive or funny. They are completely empty, they just fill the dungeon while playing. There are also annoying bugs in hordcore mode. For example, while fighting the last boss of the game, the game suddenly closes and causes you to do everything from the beginning. This causes a terrible waste of time. Because of this bug, the game ate my 3 days. As for the positive aspects of the game, the publisher still answers your questions, but if you’re stuck in the episode, he answers it, otherwise I haven’t seen him answer other questions. The music is not bad, but while there are hundreds of games with good music and both, it is just a waste of money and time to buy this.
– Real player with 30.8 hrs in game
(Received this key via the developer to review for SteadyGiveaways. Thanks!!!)
Mother, hang on just a little longer!!!
From the creator of Lamia Must Die comes a fresh RPG experience involving a girl on a quest for an antidote for her ill mother by utilizing real-time battle tactics.
I admit that I was dissuaded from playing this after seeing the character portraits and CG scenes and learning that they were drawn by Mamabliss (who is well known for her giantess and vore works that tend to look very messy), but seeing how they work in action, I find her works to be well-suited for RPG game usage. The graphics also seem well-done and the levels have some good designs in them. The meme and pop culture references also help this game feel fresh. But what really sells this title is the gameplay and the dev’s narrative skills.
– Real player with 13.3 hrs in game
The Ways of Uron
The Ways of Uron is a medieval fantasy action RPG with a focus on story and combat strategy. Play as Garen and his companions through a linear narrative in procedurally generated zones. Collect new weapons and items while revealing the mystery of Garen’s past. Each zone features unique art, rewards to collect, monsters, and story elements that propel the player forward. Discover everything the zone has to offer, or skip forward quickly, choosing your interactions.
Assemble a full team of four characters to play with your friends! Combine your weapons, spells, accessories and foods however you desire to create your party’s unique combat style.
Discover the World of Uron. Unravel the mysteries and explore the many challenges that await you!
Blood for Poppies
I remember playing this demo on the COG forum years ago, and I was so excited to see that it’s finally been completed. It didn’t disappoint at all. Even though each playthrough is relatively short, they’ve been enjoyable so far and I like the choices and their impact on the game
The character development is fairly well-done, I especially liked Ashton, Kel, and Poppy. This story avoided the railroading I often see in RPG’s, and I felt like I had a good amount of control over my player character and his personality, feelings, and actions
– Real player with 8.0 hrs in game
Such an honor to play this amazing game just as it launched.
I hope many many more players will find and enjoy this.
This game is especially fitting for you if you like COGs, but don’t want to read a 10.000 words text every time before getting to pick a choice; as the writing is more straightforward and simple than to be expected from stories like this.
After 2 hours I reached my first ending - a fairly satisfying one - and I will keep trying out for more endings. A nice bonus this game has is an ending guide for just a few coins. Genius!
– Real player with 7.7 hrs in game