Motor Assailant: Prologue
The game looks great, but the timer is a bit too tight, and the first boss is way too hard. Loved the intro movies!
– Real player with 1.5 hrs in game
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It’s alright
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
Motor Assailant
Fast driving, regular updates, recommended.
– Real player with 11.3 hrs in game
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Interesting combination of racing (you have to reach the end of the level before time runs out) and shoot ‘em up, although neither part is really prominent. You will rarely lose a level because of a timer if you just don’t stop moving forward, and the fighting part of the game only becomes interesting on bosses (which are quite different from the main game and could be really challenging sometimes).
Could be fun for speedrunning, most of the time I’ve played it I was trying to optimize my time on certain levels that I liked the most. But don’t think about it as a racing simulator. When you try to go fast your car feels more like a rocket ship, so maybe this game will fit wonky physics simulator lovers more than racing lovers.
– Real player with 9.8 hrs in game
Video Realms
the closest thing to twisted metal that exists. very good car combat game
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
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Okay, so…
Fuck the other two games - flesh out Carnage Cross as much as humanely possible. This is the closest the Twisted Metal fan-base will ever get to a spiritual successor since Sony decided to elbow-drop Twisted Metal for good. Wait until at least 1.0 to keep working on Sanitize or Starglades.
I know some of the suggestions I’m gonna make are already on your roadmap - AND I DON’T CARE. I’ll repeat them infinitely into the fucking VOID if need be.
● ONLINE MULTIPLAYER. DO IT.
● NONE of the vehicles should have auto-aim machine guns - all of their guns should fire directly forward. Auto-aim should be either a power-up or a special ability. With that being said…
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
异形杀手：初现 Alien Killer: Appearance
#### What kind of work is this?
This is a Top Down third person shooting game(TPS) with role playing game(RPG) elements. Hope to bring you different wonderful game experience.
In a remote village in the north of a country, as a meteor streaked across the night sky, a UFO crashed into the valley. The escape of an unnamed creature triggered an official action and the surrounding villagers were evacuated. A female police officer who was arresting the murderer and a male special combat team member who was carrying out the exercise were unintentionally involved in the accident. With a loud noise, it seems that there is a black hole isolated from the world. There are also innocent villagers on the road who can be evacuated in the future. Can our protagonist escape from this black hole like barrier and alien monster? It seems that there is only one blood way out.
The story background of this game comes from an unfinished science fiction suspense novel that the author is creating. This is first adapted into game works. Please look forward to the end of the novel.
#### What are the features of this work?
Feature 1: There are two background story roles for male special combat team members and female police officers, and they can choose different dress styles: light or heavy. And there are a variety of camouflage clothes to match.
Feature 2: Character initial has different talent attributes, which will affect the character’s attribute growth. The talent is skillfully based on the armband images of birds of prey and beasts of prey. Let your soldiers be as brave as a lion, as mysterious as a snow leopard, as firm as a tiger, as sharp as an eagle, as fierce as a grizzly bear, as tough as a wolf, as cold as a snake.
Feature 3: This game has two modes: story mode and survival mode. Story mode takes you to experience the plot, trace the truth, explore the unknown area, and excavate hidden points. Survival mode will have a vast number of alien monsters constantly coming to you, extremely suitable for the pursuit of challenge difficulty of you.
Feature 4: This game not only allows you to have a large number of different firearms, but also UAVs, shoulder guns and other science fiction weapons, as well as a variety of vehicles can be driven. A variety of rich play options for you to choose.
#### Thank you for your support!
Finally, thank you for your support and your time. If you have any good suggestions and comments, you can send them to my email. We will continue to improve and optimize the game. Welcome to leave comments.
Drake’s Odds: Survive
Drake’s Odds: Survive is a multiplayer survival game in which the main character is an alien from the planet Exomon who must survive on the planet Earth, which is hostile and unknown to him, fighting, crafting and using the powers and technology in his possession.
The game is set on the lush island of San Tecla which consists of 64 km² of beautiful landscapes that you can explore with terrestrial vehicles (such as cars or quads) or extraterrestrials ones (such as spaceships).
In this overwhelming survival shooter game, you will be able to experience the sensation of putting yourself in the shoes of the invader, facing the earthly creatures or using them to your advantage by taking control of their body and mind to exploit their skills and knowledge.
And if you think that he belongs to a technologically advanced race and because of that it will be easy for you to excel over humans, then you are totally wrong. You are, after all, part of the minority on a completely unknown planet and with people thirsty to know your technological secrets and who will use every available weapon to steal them from you and put a spoke in the wheel. Therefore it won’t be easy, but you can always cooperate with other players or try to conquer our bizarre world by yourself.
- KNOWLEDGE POINTS’ COLLECTION
The extraterrestrial finding himself trapped on an alien planet, in order to survive and find a way to come back home, will have to quickly learn to know the surrounding environment. Therefore he will use his powers to steal knowledge from humans that will allow him to learn new recipes for the construction of objects useful for his survival.
- CRAFTING
Craft the means for your survival: weapons and platforms will be of precious use to face any situation against any enemy: craft a bulletproof vest or a respawn point near your operative base and begin the counterattack!
- BUILD YOUR BASE
You know that in order to survive in an unknown and hostile planet, you must be able to count on a secure base to protect yourself, your food and your weapons and from which you can study in peace the strategies to reach the goal of prevailing over the enemy and find a way to return to your planet.
Also, during the game, it will be possible to make the base more resistant and technological thanks to a four-level system upgrade (wood, stone, metal, alien).
- FIGHT
Fight against or ally with the other factions, but you should always watch your back! In “Drake’s Odds: Survive”, danger is around the corner, what appears to be a harmless bird could turn out to be the spy of the enemy clan studying your movements.
- AI POSSESS
Take control of humans and animals to strategically exploit their different abilities depending on the NPC possessed. You will also be able to store and keep captured NPCs in cryogenic cages or capsules for you to strategically use them when you need them.
- SONAR
Identify those around you by activating a limited-duration ray that will allow you to highlight neighboring NPCs, distinguishing those owned by other players from those managed by the AI.
- ALIEN VEHICLES
Fly over the skies of the map with the spaceship with which you can hook and drag characters and vehicles with its beam of light and hit enemies with its powerful laser beam.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1607930/Drakes_Odds_Survive/
Void Warfare
I love the weapons effects and lighting, but the ship and aiming mechanics are very wonky. The larger ships from cruiser to behemoth (mothership) are nearly as manoeuvrable as fighters, both you and the enemies. I don’t mind my ship having awesome agility, but enemy capital ships moving around like fighters is very weird to watch. Also the aiming in this game is very hard to control. The aiming sensitivity is way to high and you can’t change it in the settings. The slightest movement of the mouse throws your aim way off. It wouldn’t be as bad if there was aim assist or a lock-on feature, but there is only lock-on for missiles and it’s a very narrow lock-on window.
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
It’s a very rare thing that I leave a negative review or request a refund, but on this occasion I’m afraid it’s got to be done.
The idea of the game is a good one; random battles with different classes of spaceships with different loadouts and stats, one of which is supposedly a Battle Royale mode.
The reality? Every single vessel from a fighter up to the biggest cap ship dances around like…a fighter, while being ridiculously hard to hit and having the health of a rhino’s backside. The ‘Battle Royale’ mode is just a big scrap with 40 ships where you’re locked to one of three ‘Decimator’ classes.
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
Mars Quest
If u miss games like Vyruz: Destruction of the Untel Empire, this might rub the right place. More development and it will be fine.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
Xenoform
Xenoform
A slick and addictive little retro space flight combat simulator, Xenoform has you scouring the ravaged landscape of a low-poly retrofuture alien planet in your scrappy little VTOL fighter jet and beating back the waves of cosmic invaders. The story of a recently terraformed planet and the impending alien onslaught that threatens it is told through the letters of our protagonist pilot to his family back on Earth, as the player takes his role and struggles on the road to becoming a fierce intergalactic fighter pilot.
– Real player with 5.1 hrs in game
Excellent retro style shooter, reminding legendary Commodore/Atari/Sinclair game ‘Virus’ (especially fighter control scheme). Simple, well balanced, slightly addictive. Ideal for casual relax.
– Real player with 3.4 hrs in game
Star Control I and II
For starters, I have loved this game since playing it on my 3DO as a child, and being frustrated (along with my father and brother) because of the difficulty. I saw that this was on sale and bought it for nostalgic purposes, and to get a little bit of the beta for Origins. I started the first Star Conrol, and for its time, that was a fun game. Minus an alluring storyline and multiple outcomes of a vast galaxy when compared to the second, I keep that game for back up. Thrilled to start the second one again and delve into childhood wonderment and anguish I’m sure, I was beyond bummed to find out that the PC verson, even this UPDATED awesome steam launch, doesn’t have audio files for the characters and aliens you meet. . . . Huge bummer, I am praying that they get an update out there that ports over the amazing 3D0 voices, because it completely changes the games feel and narrative. Overall, still excited to get the chance to play this amazing game again, and discover all the races and hidden artifacts that my child mind was too ignorant to strive for. Recommend this game completely, but 3D0 OG’s, be prepared for a kick in the feels when that first Ur-Quan drone hails you.
– Real player with 29.0 hrs in game
While i don’t have much experience with StarControl1, like many i DO have experience with StarControl2!
In my opinion, not only SC is on the Top 5 Sci-Fi universes, but on the Top 10 of best games!
Now, StarControl is not for everybody, it’s very old for today’s standards, and it’s very clunky to play, the game is very Lore Based, there is Much talking and it can be VERY slow
But the game got Charm, a Cute but Dreary style shows an universe enslaved by a Cruel race, but also shows it has Beauty and Humor in it!
– Real player with 5.8 hrs in game
Metal Golem: First Contact
I’m having plenty of fun with it. It’s a solid little arena shooter.
I do have a few small gripes. No crosshair is a little rough. The fact that your mech remains in the last direction it MOVED vs where you point the camera. So you shoot off screen sometimes. Neither of those are bad, as you get used to where your shooting and if you just TAP forward your mech instantly faces the right way. So small, SMALL complaints that didn’t actually prevent me from enjoying myself.
I look forward to more of the game, and I hope this dev gets some support to grow. Could be awesome one day.
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game