One Clone Left
This game really small right now, but that by no means its bad. The new update for the menu really helped as it look quite akward before. If your scared of EA i would definatly say wait but i think there is some fun to have here, and potential.
– Real player with 6.8 hrs in game
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Great Top-Down Shooter. Reminds me of titles such as ‘Crimsonlands.’
Have been following the creation process of this game for years now.
Very happy with the latest update :)
– Real player with 4.5 hrs in game
Cold Vengeance
Cold Vengeance is a gun-blazing action-arcade romp through a deliberately polygonal, block-y and hazy look to it that makes it reminiscent of late 90’s 3D action games for the N64, PSX, and Saturn. This retro-flavored and post-apocalyptic appearance in tandem with the forward moving, almost on-rails nature of the shooting bring me back to what I loved most of the era.
An Americana lovechild between Fist of the North Star post-apocalyptic wasteland sensibilities and Sin and Punishment gritty rail-gunning low-poly N64 age badassery, the intuitive weapon combining of the iconic Gunstar Heroes with the forward-pressing level progression of Shock Troopers all wrapped in a hilariously satirical romp rife with action and macho-fueled patriotism that only a post-2016 America could truly be deserving of.
– Real player with 25.5 hrs in game
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Playing Cold Vengeance, you can tell this is likely Renegade Sector’s first foray into 3D games; it’s a notably less polished experience than later titles. The inability to turn around is an interesting constraint, one further explored in other RS games, but here the limited free-aim feels a bit clunky, fighting you at the edges and clipping in confined spaces. One unfortunate close-quarters boss fight in particular brings all of this into sharp relief. It’s frustrating, but thankfully not overly difficult, so it’s not long until we’re back in business running and gunning. Overall, it’s a characteristically fun and no-nonsense game with bright, crisp visuals, interesting level design and satisfying power-up synergies.
– Real player with 5.3 hrs in game
Death Track®: Resurrection
Death Track: Resurrection
Positives:
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Finally a Death Track successor
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The tracks are cool and well made
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Carmaggeddon style comments and view of the destruction
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The graphics are ok
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The sound is ok
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If you play it right, its also quite fun
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Parts and weapons upgrade
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Has a story mode (called “Scenario”)
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Drag Races
Negatives:
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A lot of horrible bugs that never were fixed
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Many errors and sudden quits of the game (making it hard to play)
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You need to force stop the game after you exit (therefore my 128 hours of “playtime”)
– Real player with 127.8 hrs in game
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I think it captures most of the essence of the original Death Track.
That being said, it does have flaws and definitely could use more work - the missing multiplayer mode is a prime example.
The “storyline” mode is interesting at best, it doesn’t seem to mesh with the actual game, even if you win all the time, others are seen celebrating and having accidents.
The game itself is simple - race fast and try to get to the finish line first. Someone in your way? You’ve got two forward-directed weapons to take care of that. Sprinkle a few mines or spikes behind you to keep others from overtaking you.
– Real player with 27.0 hrs in game
Post Apocalyptic Mayhem
I should have written a review for this game ages ago. I am completely in awe of this game and I am so addicted to it. I love how the races always seem different even though I may use the same car with their own unique weapons. Every race is so unpredictable and you never know what’s going to happen. This is a good distraction game for me and it makes me feel incredibly happy playing it. I can kill my opponents without the risk of getting arrested! Lol. Great music tracks to each race in the apocalyptic challenge mode as well as various cars with extremely powerful weapons. Some cars are better than others but I like to play with them all to make it even and challenge myself even more. You can play on easy which is not as easy as you would imagine but a good place to start if you are playing it for the first time. I like playing on hard. I love the challenges of the hard mode. What can I say. Good graphics, music, gameplay and interest. I would definitely recommend this game to anyone who is interested in buying it. If you like fun and a challenge or 2, then this game is for you. You need to be on the ball and kill your opponents in order to get the most kills if that’s what you like. There is no escape! I would say that it’s sometimes difficult to play in multiplayer if you can’t get any players to join but it’s a good excuse to get your friends to buy it too! Thanks to the developers of PAM, you rock!!
– Real player with 1661.9 hrs in game
Post Apocalyptic Mayhem has to be the most underrated racing games on Steam. My family and I play this game every week, I liked it so much we have a copy on both accounts. I realized I hadn’t wrote a review for this awesome game and now I will solve this overdue problem. The handling of the cars is easy enough that when my son was three years old he played this and it quickly became his favorite. There are twelve cars to choose from, seven tracks but the Winter Wasteland is just the first track Wasteland with snow. There is single player and multiplayer. In Multiplayer there is ranked and unranked options. In Unranked racing by time or kills is selectable. There are three difficulty levels. The multiplayer is pretty empty but that just means you arrange games with friends and the steam group for this game. Each car has three weapons and has a nitro boost. A front weapon, a side weapon, and a rear weapon. Use the appropriate weapon to attack cars that are near you. To win kills are more important than placing at the end of the race. When driving around the tracks your car can collect barrels of the appropriate color for each weapon by driving through them to collect them then you choose them when cars are near you. For viewing the rear window pressing down lets one peak out the back window to see how close the other cars are. Sadly there is no local co-op but that is okay as there is multiplayer. My son doesn’t like to play multiplayer too often with me as he is five and likes to win, but it is still fun in my opinion. Buy the game you will not be disappointed! If you are hesitant by it on sale and enjoy a wonderful awesome game!
– Real player with 216.2 hrs in game
Steel Assault
First of all, this game is an absolute piece of art, there’s no doubt about it. This goes beyond gorgeous visuals and a banger OST - this thing truly captures the essence of nineties' shooters at their best, cleverly hiding modern game design under retro look&feel. The level design is generally more thought out and balanced, there are no blatantly unfair or frustrating things to be found, and the controls are as tight they ever were. For me, these things already make up the asking price.
Now, the game is not without it’s problems, though. People tend to complain about the amount of content. That criticism I don’t agree with. Most people complaining about that have played the normal difficulty through in a couple of hours and feel the game is through. But as the devs have explained, the real game is the hard mode. I’m pretty sure most of us will NOT clear that on the first sitting, and there’s plenty of game left after normal mode playthrough.
– Real player with 4.3 hrs in game
The fact that the developers listened so much to our feedback from the demo already deserves praise. I’m not going to go into details, but basically, they improved on basically every aspect of the game by a lot and made the more frustrating parts less frustrating, or non-existent.
While it’s a joy to see all the differences and improvements in the game compared to the demo, the game itself is fantastic. It’s a high adrenaline action platformer, where split second decisions will always demand your focus pretty much all the time. It really wears down your fingers, but this is exactly what we came for. Don’t get me wrong, this isn’t just for oldschool platformer veterans, since now they added difficulty levels which is a welcome addition. Don’t EVER feel bad for playing it on Easy or Very Easy. Get familiar with the feel of the game, the different type of enemies, stages, etc. Then if you feel like you’ve mastered that difficulty level, you can always challenge yourself by playing it one difficulty level above. But it also pleases the more hardcore crowd. The Normal difficulty I feel like is just right, it offers a good challenge.
– Real player with 2.1 hrs in game
ESCAPE FROM VOYNA: Tactical FPS survival
this game sucks
do’s and don’ts if you still wanna buy:
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do always run to the right edge of each map and just go forward, this way you avoid most enemies and reach the exit of the level.
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don’t try to screenshot, the game will instantly crash
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don’t try to walk in water, you will be locked in place and will have to restart the map
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don’t complete any mission as you will have to restart the entire game to progress as the mouse disappears.
it took me 1.3hrs to complete this mess even with all the bugs involved
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
absolutley horrible game dont recommend buying dont fall for it like i did wanting a refund
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
Max Raider
Fun arcade shooter game! Love running around defeating enemies with the sword!
– Real player with 11.0 hrs in game
I’m I big fan of shooter games, and Max Raider is very good. The gameplay is different and really nice. I recommend playing this game.
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
Road Z : The Last Drive
A nice little arcade driving game from a singel dev.
You drive, and upgrade to get further before the gas runs out or Zeds trash your car. (or like me, like a magnet going head on into every exploding barrel on the road) ^^
You can leave the car to take your revenge on zombies showing them the pointy end of your knife, also upgrade materials kan be found on foot in houses etc for some extra boost to upgrading your car.
For me this game is fun, I like the grinding to get to the next checkpoint and the “strategic” element in balancing what to upgrade and choosing when to avoid or hit zombies to get as far as possible.
– Real player with 6.1 hrs in game
Apparently I’m one of only 2% of people who have stuck with this game to make it through the 2nd stage (4 stages total). For 4Gb worth of content, there really isn’t much to this game. The driving is fun, and so is upgrading the cars, but it honestly feels like it should be part of a bigger game. If this were a full RPG with the ability to drive around too. I would love it…however as it stands, it has to little content, way to much grind for what little content there is and I’m left with the feeling that this could be so much better if there were just …more to it
– Real player with 4.4 hrs in game
BATTLE ARENA: Robot Apocalypse
A very well developed and extremely challenging game! I’m loving this!
– Real player with 2.3 hrs in game
Very good. It’s difficult, but it’s cool.
– Real player with 2.0 hrs in game
BloodType
BloodType is a “Type’em Up,” word-based, wave survival game. You must form words from randomly generated word scrambles to defeat your opponents. Test your vocabulary knowledge through 30 different stages all while under the pressure of advancing enemies.