Military Crusaders
The game takes place in the Middle East. Build your own military base, improve the economy, extract oil, make weapons and train soldiers. The confrontation between the two sides of PMCs and the Arab rebels, the confrontation between two cultures, the confrontation between two religions … Armed with modern weapons and equipment, NATO and Soviet models.
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Monsters per second
In this party-based strategy defence game you will visit distant planets, build small camps and battle fierce monsters. Can you survive by learning and exploiting their weaknesses or is your party doomed to never return home?
Gameplay:
Fight:
Prepare for battle!
When the enemies arrive, place your archers on towers and gates and secure the ground with your melee fighters.
Build:
Build walls and gates to withstand the approaching waves of monsters.
Keep your adventurers fed! Do not forget to plant food for your party so they can eat and stay nourished.
Prepare:
Before starting a map, you can hire new characters, buy new weapons or adjust the difficulty of the map.
While each character has unique strengths, you can only choose four characters for each mission, so choose wisely.
If you win the battle and complete the map, a new map will be unlocked, and you may be rewarded with gold.
Each map takes around 30-50 minutes to complete.
Features:
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Two unique planets
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10 maps with 19 original monsters
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27 weapons to unlock
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Memetric: Final Lifeforms
Very exciting the whole world, I’m waiting for the future developments. I want to know what’s going to happen! Also love the design, quite unique. Still a lot of way to improve it, but Memetric is a promising game, I totally recommend it!!!
– Real player with 2.0 hrs in game
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Inspiring story and great graphical design
A solid 10 out’a 10
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
DARK FACETS
“Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away”- Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
This game is, thus, just about perfect.
It feels like one of those tower defense games from a dozen years ago, or maybe one of those games from the eighties where the ideas of the writers far exceeded the capability of the gameplay and graphics (like Might and Magic: Book One), or maybe a demo that comes on the cd of a full game (fun, but it leaves you wishing for more than what the limited experience provides), or maybe that one poorly-translated foreign game with a strangely-intricate storyline you got from a garage sale twenty years ago that you wish you still had so you could explain to people why you like to pretend “funceame” is a real word.
– Real player with 13.5 hrs in game
I was expecting Dark facets to be similar to the old flash games like Age of War or Stick Wars; And it was! Only much more boring. Age of war and Stick Wars had a fairly fast play style, but dark facets is incredibly slow paced. It takes a long time for resources to gather, a long time for units to march, longer to kill enemy units, even longer for your units to chip away at an enemy building. Then they just have to move to the second building (Of five). It feels less like i’m playing a game, more like watching a series of gifs that i switch between occasionally.
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
Kingdom: New Lands
An otherwise simple and fun little survival game ruined by frustrating mechanics.
Kingdom: New Lands is a simple survival sort of game. From what the tutorial, in the form of the previous ghostly monarch, tells you in small words, you have to “Build, Expand, Defend” It’s fun at first, you have a couple citizens, you buy tools to make them builders or hunters, and you build, expand, and defend, and than you might just have doomed yourself already.
First off, everything in this game is done by the power of money, you use coin to do everything, and anything. If you don’t have any coin, you can’t do a single thing but wait. Through the final words, build, expand, and defend, your first run may have you do just that, build your walls, expand them, than defend at night. First wave comes, it’s easy and you survive. All seems well unless you’ve fallen into a major mechanic the game hasen’t told you. You realize your hunters arn’t making any coin, which is because you may of over-expanded and now those little rabbit spawn points are behind your walls, which makes them despawn, therefor killing your economy. Thankfully there’s some treasure chest around the map to give you more coin to do things, so if you thought to explore and find them, you can play a little longer.
– Real player with 68.5 hrs in game
Summary: Even more waiting and more RNG
Multiplayer: No
Completion: 19 hrs (previous experience)
Cards: Yes
Cloud:Yes
Kingdom: New Lands is the sequel to Kingdom: Classic and is bigger in scope in every way. Much of what I said for Kingdom: Classic holds true for Kingdom: New Lands as well, but there are quite a few changes that need to be addressed.
First of all there’s multiple stages this time around. The victory condition in this game typically involves rebuilding the ship (around 50-120 gold) to sail to the next island (up until Skull Island). You may ferry over a handful of troops and builders to the next island, so carry what you can, because you’ll need it.
– Real player with 54.5 hrs in game
Until We Die
Edit: On review, of this review, I have realised that it does not, in fact, help players decide whether to not to pick up the game. This edit is to prevent potential players purchasing the product without fully understanding what they’re buying.
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Rather than marketing Until We Die as a completed build, it should be under the category of Early Access. Keep that in mind.
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Is this game worth $17 USD? No. There is only one scenario that players can play, totalling 20 hours (highly variable) to fully complete on all three difficulties. That comes out to 1.17 hours per dollar.
– Real player with 97.2 hrs in game
The obvious caveats:
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Save feature still needs to be implemented when a full ‘run’ is 2.5 hours
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Only 1 scenario thus far
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Launched with one game breaking bug that has since been fixed
Some people describe this as metro + kingdoms but its more like metal slug + metro + farmville + fallout shelter. I’ve beaten it easily on normal and am struggling to get past the 2/3rds mark on seasoned, so I know how this game works. It is mostly a game of LEARNING how greedy you can be with clearing and looting the map with returning to base. High level gameplay is all about knowing the patterns of each scenario to best optimize your strategy. If one side has no attackers one night, that is critical information. If another has a mortar or giant, that is also potentially going to end your game if you aren’t prepared. It’s almost like a 2.5 hour dance choreography or starcraft build order. It’s also a bit of a relay race running from one side to the other hitting all your egg timers to maximize your economy. Time is the most valuable resource.
– Real player with 52.2 hrs in game
Heroes Of Maidan 2
Прошел всю игру и все дополнительные миссии, но все равно захожу иногда послушать гимн Украины и перепройти некоторые миссии. Некоторые ачивки забагованы, игра лагает когда создаешь много пожилых кигоргов, но ради Жмыщенко я прощу разрабам эти грехи.
Героям слава!
– Real player with 10.6 hrs in game
Stars received: 2.1/10 _ Note: v.5 [0.0 to 1] = personal impressions
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Game description key-points: 2D meme strategic game
– Real player with 7.5 hrs in game
LemWars
Don’t buy the full game, get all you can from the demo because the full game doesn’t have anything new.
– Real player with 14.0 hrs in game
Written By Hidden Gems Review : https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38624426/
Lemwars is a strategic game who want simulate the lemmings of the 90'
At the start the tutorial you see it’s really short and don’t explain much about the mechanics of the game, also could be better explain it while you playing it not at the start all in.
The game tried simulate the lemmings but with the normal lemmings you can’t exactly control them you have to control the enviroment, with Lem Wars you can control your units and send them to attack the enemy like a kind of moba game.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Open The Gates!
The emperor has lost control over his kingdom! Now he has appointed you as the leader of a new conquest. Battle absolutely crazy enemies in this genre blending indie game. Build a charming castle and enjoy the little sounds and atmosphere of each world while you prepare your army to bring down the arrogant bastards who oppose you! Embark on the journey and you may yet find yourself remembering it fondly when it ends.
Open The Gates! is a sidescrolling castlebuilder RTS game where you build a castle and try to keep the citizens happy. They need food, shelter, safety and perhaps some ale if you can spare it. Deal with criminals and catch rats who spread disease. Manage your economy and build an army powerful enough to break through the enemy defense line.
Attack & Defend
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Construct walls and towers to stall the enemy and prevent them from breaking into your castle.
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Build a fearsome army to turn the tide of war and launch a siege on the enemy castle.
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Use siege weapons such as the ladderman, the catapult and the siege tower to take over enemy walls.
Build & Manage
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Construct houses, inns, jailhouses, hospitals and more to keep your citizens happy.
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Build lumber camps, quarries and charcoal makers to supply your kingdom with resources.
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Use your resources to construct mighty armies and destroy the opponent!
Explore & Strategize
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Construct hot air balloons to explore the skies and travel between mystical floating islands.
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Build settlements across all worlds and enjoy the unique atmosphere that they each bring.
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Use your wits to contemplate a plan and execute it. Victory will be yours!
Grim Nights
***** Due to Steam character limit, check comments section for entire review*****
Grim Nights is an interesting little strategy/tower defence game with a very retro/arcade feel to it. The 2D old school pixel graphics [done quite well I might add; check out those fire arrows!] definitely inspire a sense of nostalgia to a by-gone era of gaming. Don’t be fooled though, this is one tough game!
At the price of AUD$4.50 this title is absolutely worth the money. At the time of writing this I’ve totaled 73 hours in-game according to Steam, but bare in mind that about 20 of those (maybe 24) was time spent stepped away. 53 hours of frustratingly challenging gameplay with a massive learning curve on the first play through.
– Real player with 73.5 hrs in game
Grim Nights is a simple and elegant game, in the vein of Kingdom. The controls are almost entirely point and click, there are only a few resources to manage, there are only three tiers of tech, the enemy always comes from one side of the map, and the only goal is to survive 13 nights. Like Kingdom, you will build a simple town and defend it each night, with periodically particularly nasty nights. Unlike Kingdom, you do not have a hero unit and, instead of gathering resources to the sides of the map, you gather resources from mining deep into the earth.
– Real player with 55.7 hrs in game