Fort Craft
Fort Craft is a simulation game in which you conquer and manage forts and also fight battles.
Take part in the siege, then make the reconstruction, and be prepared for defense of your fortification.
Become Fortification Master !
Repair walls, build reinforced cannon posts, rearrange fort for your needs
Rebuild the Fort
Gather required materials, make plans and stay prepared
Conquer and win campaigns on tactical map !
Use the best tactics and combined arms to win battles
Discover and Conquer new territories !
Try out 3 different campaigns all around the world
Build new better cannons, prepare your fort for the worst !
You need to use a full set of tools to maintain support for your soldiers.
Each fort has its own stories and secrets to discover, you could find blueprints for the new cannon or a bunch of resources.
Your mission is to take care of the morale and needs of your army.
The game will offer FPP and TPP mode.
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Homo Flimsy - The Ragdoll Goalkeeping Simulator
I’d be lying if I said I hadn’t had this game wishlisted for a long time. I honestly thought it would cost a bit more too. The original trailer was vague, but now that I’ve played, the trailer explained everything in serious depth and detail. Fun game, can’t wait to see what else comes out of it. Workshop would be cool to see too.
Controls feel a bit wonky at first, but they end up making sense. I hell of a lot of fun, especially for the price. I think there is a ton of potential here and excited to see it.
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
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MoneyFalls - Coin Pusher Simulator
this game sucks i was excited now just frustrated why are the other games there if you cant play them and for 122 buck we cant aim ?i rushed home to buy this now im just mad
– Real player with 21.8 hrs in game
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It’s a good looking game with some draw backs but still playable!
-When you exit the game the machine resets
-When you run out of coins the game says game over and goes to the menu But if you go back in it’s still the same machine. Nothing is lost.
I find it fun and with a few changes it could be the best coin pusher on steam!
Let’s me save my game some times i don’t have time to finish pushing that car XD
Thanks for reading this.
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
Super Mega Baseball 3
Superb. Almost perfection. The negatives a very VERY small so I’ll list them first. There is no 1. instant replay which is a shame because you cant watch close up “climbing” the fence to get the out, (yeah they do that)
pick-off of heavy leaders (yeah they do that too) Double plays, outfield to plate saves, etc;;you get the drift. amazing stuff happens and it would be cool to watch it up close. 2. The information of players could be presented a little better. for those that dont care about stats this is a good thing as the game moves along quickly. But this is baseball. It Is THE sport for Stat heads like myself. Dont get me wrong there is a lot of information, but it flashes too quickly. What I would do is show a large image of their BB card to the left with some summaries of their daily performance to the right and maybe versus their season performance to the right of that. 3. Broadcasters are needed imo. It would give more “life” to the game. I would hope if they do add this in the next iteration of the game or a patch or DLC for this one, the announcers would be able to say player created names. This is 2020 i am sure the technology exist to say any word typed on a screen.
– Real player with 795.7 hrs in game
I don’t think there’s a baseball game I haven’t played, so over the years I still have my all-time favorites. SMB3 may not seem like a big change from SMB2, but the quality of life improvements are almost worth it by themselves. It compiles all the good, all the stadiums, and all the DLC from SMB1&2 into one polished product. At the moment on PC, you have this or R.B.I. Baseball which is a terrible MLB licensed product. OOTP is cool if you like being the GM of your team, but that’s all it is. You just don’t see developers making baseball games like they used to in the early 2000’s. The reason why I stand by this game is because it is SO CLOSE to replicating the feelings those old games gave you. In an age dominated by MLB the Show, a PS exclusive atm, Metalhead is providing a VERY GOOD baseball game. The default teams are amazing, and the ballparks are beautiful. But what I love is the customization options. You can create just about any team, and customize your players exactly how you want them. The recent update only enhanced this by doubling the layer count from 16 to 32. My only gripe with the game is that it limits itself in its possibilities. This game would easily surpass MLB the Show, MVP Baseball, Mario Super Sluggers, Slugfest and others on my All-Time list if it offered more arcade game modes in addition to a solid Franchise and Online mode. They say they have no plans on adding a Home Run Derby mode, or even a batting practice mode like Backyard Baseball had. Sometimes I just want to tee off and hit some dingers, not create an exhibition match on low ego to do it. I also would love if they allowed the PC community to create new ballparks via mods/workshop to enhance the experience. Or allow a logo vault to easily transfer logos from team to team without spending additional hours to simply copy and remake them. All that being said this is still one of the best baseball games being produced atm, which is why I highly recommend this game. Support these devs! More support = more features!
– Real player with 748.5 hrs in game
Endless Furry Ping-Pong
redponei is the best artist on e621
change my mind
– Real player with 65.2 hrs in game
Very competitive! Im in the top 3 now but it wont take long and someone else is better. You should play it at least once to be part of the big furry game.
– Real player with 28.6 hrs in game
Evil Cucumber
Evil Cucumber is a first-person satirical horror movie in which you play the role of a cat. Your task is to face the possessed cucumbers that have haunted your home. Get out of the mansion as soon as possible. Defend yourself with claws, jump over enemies, use your cat’s agility to run away.
Legendary Boxing Belt
Physics based combat will allow you to block or counter your opponents attacks. Aim properly to not hit enemy while guarded.
You will combat many opponents form four different races such as elf, humans, orcs and demons. Each of them with unique style and abilities,some of them bending laws of nature. Old man will tell you everything about world.
Dwarven machines will help you prepare for battle. Clever and sometimes dangerous contraptions will help you train every muscle in your body.
Each race have their own uniqe arena with boxers to fight with. You need to conquer them all in order to obtain the Legendary Boxing Belt.
NASCAR Heat 5
Give this game a chance guys. At a glance it looks like a copy/paste of Heat 4. But try playing this for an hour or two then go back to Heat 4. You will see and feel a significant difference. Several tracks were improved both visually and on how they drive. On top of that, the AI have been improved a bit, providing the most fun single-player racing I’ve seen in a heat game. I honestly barely played single player in Heat 4, but i’m enjoying it a lot more now. Another great thing is the new custom car options. Sure it’s no paint booth but to me it’s satisfactory for the most part and they will be adding more templates via DLC. Custom seasons in championship mode are also awesome, though sadly you can’t put tracks that series doesn’t normally go to such as Cup at Road America, though this might change.
– Real player with 538.3 hrs in game
First off let me say, I’ve been sim racing for 3 decades (which yes, makes me old!). I started with Indianapolis 500: The Simulation and have played each and every Papyrus game since. I have also run iRacing and I have been a HUGE fan of each and every one of those games.
This year, during the pandemic, NASCAR Heat 4 was on sale and I thought, what the heck, I have time on my hands, lets give this thing a try. I set out wanting to not like it to be very honest. My expectations were low, quite low in fact. After running my first few races I felt I was liking it just enough to try running a career. A few days in I realized something. I was having fun. More fun than I expected. I kept playing, and my fun level continued to rise. I continued to play NR2003 for my weekly races but kept coming back to NH4. It was a damn fun game. Was it perfect, absolutely not. But, the racing was very good, the setups fun to build and I was moving on up in my career.
– Real player with 203.8 hrs in game
Retrowave Drift
Amazingly accurate. Incredible graphics and design!
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
The poor man’s Need for Speed
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Edit:
The name has been changed from “Retrowave Need for Speed Drift” to “Retrowave Drift”.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
Road Diner Simulator
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1160920/Food_Truck_Simulator/
Road Diner Simulator is all about renovating, expanding and customizing a road side diner located right across the highway from the gas station from our Gas Station Simulator. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1149620/Gas_Station_Simulator/
While doing that, you need to serve hungry customers, manage your staff and make sure the business is profitable.
Renovating the abandoned diner is where the game starts at. And there is lots to be done. The diner is from the late 50ties and hasn’t been in service since the mid-90ties and the
Everything is a serious state of despair, but you will have a lot of tools at your disposal to fix things up and decorate to your liking.
However, you won’t spend the entire early game renovating. Renovations and decorations cost money and you should get some cashflow going early on to fund them. Starting with simple dishes and some drinks to serve to your, at first, few customers it a solid start.
Growing your business is a large part of the game. You can expand your diner, modernize it, acquire new equipment to expand on the dishes and drinks you can serve to your customers and so much more.
You can also expand the building itself to have more space for tables or even games, change the looks of your diner to reflect your offering and expand the surrounding area to make room for a drive-through, parking or even a small car cinema.
Food and drinks take a dominant role in running a diner. You kitchen and supply chain will determine what you can offer. There is a wide range of choices ranging from pre-made meals to entirely custom food cooked at your diner. Road Diner Simulator features a full fledged cooking system allowing you to create your own dishes or follow established templates you can put your own touch to.
Hiring waitresses, waiters, servers, cooks or bartenders is an important part of the game. Hiring staff also allows on focus on certain aspects of the gameplay and leave other to be dealt by your staff if you want. Should you enjoy cooking a lot and want to focus primarily on the gameplay associated with the kitchen, you have your staff handle the rest of the diner. If you prefer to focus on the customers, you can your staff such as cooks handle the food and drinks.
Of course, if you want to run every aspect of the diner on your own, you can hire staff to ease up the workload in all areas and allow to focus on the aspects you feel like at the moment.