Afterworld King
Lucky me had the dubious honour of writing the first review for Afterworld King.
Afterworld King is another GameMaker Studio asset flip from serial copy+paste infringers, GreatHopeStudio. All these guys do is rip off game templates and projects from the Yoyogames/GameMaker Studio store, change the name and a few cosmetic details, and try to scam people into paying for someone else’s work on Steam. They have run asset flip scams dozens of times, and this is no exception. It’s nothing but a cash grab.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
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Jack’s Labyrinth
Since childhood I love games about Pac Man and I also really liked this game 3 Everything is the same but with some changes with its own features. Had a good time
– Real player with 3.1 hrs in game
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Pretty cool parody puzzle, very similar to Pac-Man. The game is very interesting, has a good graphic design and pleasant musical accompaniment.
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
Realms VR
Realms VR is great virtual world i love the game its got different realms whats really amazing you can play with friends up 8 players, its a load of fun.
– Real player with 32.6 hrs in game
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A great fun game to play with different types of game modes with a variety of easy to harder levels the character customisation is also a cool feature not graphically intense which makes the game more fun more people the better interested to see what’s next for this game
– Real player with 30.8 hrs in game
LTO Arcade
Much better than expected
– Real player with 11.9 hrs in game
Fun little time waster.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
StarPrey
Made by an indie developer who wanted to create a commercial game in a week (or take a game jam game and refine it into a commercial game in a week). Starprey does not disappoint if your looking for a fast paced space dogfighting game. The game has been updated with better controls and extra health since launch which really help with the playability of the game. The controls are unique and the physics based walls make the game a lot different then just a normal space chase kind of game. For the price it is pretty fun game, however it can be difficult and those dang turrets are wayyy to accurate sometimes! 😊
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
I really enjoyed this game it may be short but it is really challenging. There are some minor things which could be improved like adding the setting to change the resolution. But for the price it is a really great game.
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
BounceShot
Bounce Your Shots
In BounceShot, you must position your body and weapon so that your shot bounces off a surface and into your target.
Solve Puzzles
Every level has a switch that must be hit and droids that must be neutralized. This provides plenty of puzzles and levels where you have to really think about how to use the BounceShot to its full potential.
Make The Jumps
BounceShot not only tests your ability to shoot and think, but also your ability to move. Each level is timed and you will have to do some impressive platforming to get the best times.
Do It With Style
Speed and Style are rewarded. Reflecting your own shots with a melee is one of the many style techniques that will get you bonus points and medals. There is a high skill ceiling that rewards making use of these stylish techniques.
Cyclotronica
Supraland
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
Turbo Shot
On the remote world of Pimlott-4, everyone works for Stinchcorp. But when siblings Skylar and Jin discover that the evil Dr. Stinchcomb is using the company as a front for kidnapping Blerphs and exploiting the natural environment, they know they have to fight back!
Join them as they escape Stinchcorp and join a group of freedom fighters who work with the Blerphs. These adorable creatures have long guarded their home and evolved a range of abilities that help them adapt to Pimlott’s unique environments. With their help, you’ll harness the power of the Blerphs, discover new tech, explore the world and fight back against Dr. Stinchcomb and his army of bots!
SINGLE PLAYER CAMPAIGN
Play an exciting single player campaign that is constantly growing. Each level is broken into a series of challenges containing enemies, environmental hazards, puzzles and boss fights. Overcome each level’s many challenges and meet Turbo Shot’s colorful cast of characters as the story unfolds. New chapters added regularly!
ONLINE PVP
Fight online against 10 players on a large, danger-filled map in PvP mode. Race to be the first to collect 50 crystals while dealing with the hazards the map presents as well as the threat of your fellow players. Collect enough crystals, race to the center of the map and be the first player to power up the teleporter and warp out with your crystals to win!
UNLOCK AND UPGRADE
Turbo Shot features a ton of upgradable power-ups, guns and characters. Power-Ups are littered throughout the game world for you to pick up, improving your fire rate or giving you a shield. Unlock a variety of weapons and characters with their own unique attributes, then upgrade and max out their potential!
WEEKLY CONTENT
Play new limited time events each week! Earn prizes for completing challenges and dominate the top spot on the leaderboard.
SEASONAL CONTENT
More is in store with each new season of Turbo Shot! New seasons drop regularly adding:
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New single player campaign chapter
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New enemies and environments
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New weapons
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New characters
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New PvP maps and modes
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Refreshed Turbo Pass
Game Features In-app Purchases
DSY: Don’t Shoot Yourself
Fan f-ing Dance
I was on board with this game up until one of the last levels in which the game rotates your mouse control (that’s the only way I can rationalize it; in practice it feels like you have no control) with no UI and the result is an unplayable level, even on easy. The game was hard but possible up until Fan Dance, so that’s still a good 1-3 hours of content depending on what difficulty you play on. But Fan Dance is terrible game design and definitely soured the experience, especially considering it’s so close to the end.
– Real player with 6.7 hrs in game
its pretty good, I found that due to the game being mouse driven some of the mechanic made things more chaotic than they should have been e.g I went through a teleporter but my mouse didn’t move so my character attempted to zip back to where my mouse is and then I lost because it ran into some bullets.
Aside from constantly beating levels obviously atypically to how the level design would suggest, it is a fun little puzzler that should be an app but is good enough of a game to feel right at home in my steam library.
– Real player with 2.0 hrs in game
Siphonophore
I was a beta tester for Siphonophore so I’ll go into a bit more depth about the game.
TL:DR - I enjoyed my time with the game, The gameplay loop is simple and fun, Boss fights are challenging and the game’s story kept me interested while at times a little confused.
Gameplay/Difficulty
You start off with a basic cannon like weapon which you will be using for a majority of the game with new weapons and colour upgrades becoming available once you have defeated each boss. You also have a dash ability that can be used to propel you short or long distances with momentum affecting how far you travel. The creature also has some weapons to deal with enemies and is more useful against the bigger enemies you encounter.
– Real player with 13.3 hrs in game
Tip: Hold E and use scroll wheel to enable progress.
So far I don’t think it’s a masterpiece. The gameplay is lacking due to the large number of enemies, important indicators communicated exclusively through the HUD, and near complete lack of distinction between food and foe.
However, it’s worth playing. The aesthetic and sound design are just like in the trailer, and the dialogue while probably thoughtless gibberish is entertaining to read (except in the extended tutorial that entirely misses the core issue).
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game