Soulstopia -PHI-
I’m waiting for the second part
– Real player with 4.8 hrs in game
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A cool fighting game simulator that will help pass the time
– Real player with 3.1 hrs in game
Asterix & Obelix XXL 2
Asterix and Obelix were a big part of my childhood. Besides having read the comics and all the films I had never actually heard of any Games of this frenchise. It wasn’t until a big Microids Sale that I came across a game entitled Asterix and Obelix XXL 2 that immediately caught my attention. And so I bought it hoping for some nostalgia
Positive
-the game really manages to catch the ultimate Asterix and Obelix vibes with funny cutscenes, puns and tons of iconic quotes a la “These romans are crazy”
– Real player with 17.6 hrs in game
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I have played the original several times and absolutely loved it.
I like what they have done with the graphics in this remasted version. I also like the changes to the updates / skill / shop system.
The challenges are pretty nice as well.
What is incredibly annoying is this Water-Mario (I’m just going to call them as such) which pushes you back with their water stream. When you play on difficulty hard you will hate them very fast. They don’t do any damage to you, but while getting pushed back you are also almost stunned, you can barely move around and you can’t perform any kind of attack. To recap: Water-Mario is annoying in the regular game. HOWEVER, whoever had the idea to add a Water-Mario challenge should be forced to play this every single day on difficulty hard and is only allowed to stop when getting gold.
– Real player with 16.9 hrs in game
Asterix & Obelix XXL 3 - The Crystal Menhir
It’s a very good and fun game for coop for two kids or a parent and a kid. Even though the coop experience is diminished by poorly thought way of handling camera when the two heroes are far apart .
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- great graphics,
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- great sound ,
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- great level design , alternating between quests, puzzles , fights
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- good dialogues ,
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- good story,
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- dogmatix is adorable and fierce!! ,
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- fun fights with many options
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- Fakeusnewus , Econimicrasious and other funny characters
– Real player with 203.4 hrs in game
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I have been a huge fan of Asterix since my childhood. Played XXL 1 many many times and 2 sporadically and loved them very much.
This game is a disgrace to Asterix (XXL). The developers didn’t attempt to make a 3D game like the other two games have been and made some random “mobile top down” game for the quick cash grab. The menu interface is even ripped off straight out of the XXL 2 remaster. No effort put into it in any way.
The game looks nice, going for the collectibles is very fun and bringing back a specific Roman from the very first Asterix comic (and animated movie) is a great touch. I think that is about all covering the positives of this game.
– Real player with 26.2 hrs in game
Gazmatera 2 America’s Least Wanted
From the creator of Gazmatera: Return Of The Generals!
Greetings, folks!
Remember the “generals” from 1988 in the first game?
But now is only years 1984-1986.
Find out the long story, about how the famous “generals” met and appeared in the new third-person shooter from Victor “LVL90DRU1D” Gazmanoff and his Kalifas!
Take control of four survivors, Jeff, Kayla, Helga and Emina!
Rush through 15 breathtaking levels and find out how the fate of the heroes formed!
-15 big and cool designed levels, i can say it twice
-cutscenes with facial animation
-full voice acting, thanks to Gulbuddin Ivanov & Co. from Diaksor
-all levels are made in different genres
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4 playable characters (6, but sssshhhh)
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soundtrack from famous bands, like:
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Krastavi Kucheta
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God Is War
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Karl Gegel
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Malisny Absurd
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Les Bebras
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and more
Monkey Hit
The graphics options were Fantastic but it’s like the dark souls of mario.
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
Biscuitts 4
Reminds me of Double Dragon meets a cartoon from yesteryear, a fun, silly romp!
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
I enjoyed the gameplay is simple and casual but most of all the art. It was so cool to feel like you are in an old cartoon. I will keep on playing it to move to the other levels.
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
Bud Spencer & Terence Hill - Slaps And Beans
Bud Spencer and Terence Hill are movie actors fomous in the 70-80s for their roles in action-comedy movies.
Slaps & Beans is a tribute to the duo. The game tries (and somewhat succeeds) to transfer the atmosphere and the comedy of the movies in a videogame’s world.
The game is a scrolling beat' em up: a genre that allows a digital representation of the unusual comical fight style of Bud & Terence.
The graphic style is a well realized pixel-art, full of details and references to the movies. This style enforces that sense of retro which is appropriate in a product inspired by 70-80s' characters.
– Real player with 27.0 hrs in game
In the discussion thread belonging to this game somebody started to rage asking why oh why we have to accept such games when Street Rage 4 is already out. For the answer head over to the wiki for Carlo Pedersoli and Mario Girotti and check what they accomplished under the nicknames of Bud Spencer and Terence Hill. They had their own movies but the majority of the viewers like (and watch up to this date) the journeys they made as a duo.
Now, Slaps And Beans is an homage. Interestingly, it has its own story but each stage makes you recognise one or several of the duo’s films. In a nutshell, our heroes participate in a movie shoot and when trying to pick up their money for the job they find themselves in the middle of a kidnapping. Terence is immediately concerned about the well-being of the kidnapped lady while Bud only agrees to the rescue as he firmly believes their money is, too, kidnapped.
– Real player with 13.3 hrs in game
Die for Valhalla!
Die for Valhalla! is an amazing combination of rogue-lite and side-scrolling beat-em-up style game that has amazing graphics and catchy music. This game is absolutely huge with so much continuous slaughtering fun!
There are two different playing modes, the first is essentially an arcade mode with a larger world where there are a ton of procedurally generated side-scrolling beat-em-up levels. Your goal is hack, smash, and slash your way to the end of the levels and defeat all of the enemies along the way. The other mode is essentially a rogue-lite, more difficult, with permadeath. Your choices matter a bit more because everything could mean life and death. (Kind of funny given the premise of the game.)
– Real player with 16.1 hrs in game
What a gem! $9-12 of hack n slash fun!
Fans of “Rampage knights” and “Castle Crashers” this is a great game for you .
Die for Valhalla follows the same pace, environments and formula as castle crashers with quite a bit more attention to skill point allocation and character development.
This game, while a fun multi-player, still shines with an entertaining singleplayer mode. This is often not the case for hack n slash beat em up games. You start by picking a spirit who represents a season. As that spirit, you can possess objects or revivable vikings to fight and dominate the battlefield in silly ways. Each viking represents a class or style of fighting with special moves. Pets can be found on some maps by defending a point (warning the shrines health will be your pets health, and yes pets can die). Hopefully pets can be permantly unlocked, as they feel somewhat useless at the moment acting as dumb damage sponges. If you leave a map to the overworld view, you have the option to unlock clan houses that contain various types of vikings and bonus perks.
– Real player with 13.3 hrs in game
Hard Steel
this is just plain bad. at one point i managed to remove the absolutely brain dead AI from the ring, and nothing would get them to respawn short of restarting the entire game. Frequently your hits will damage you instead of the AI. As far as I can tell, your commands are limited to WASD movement and the key to engage your weapon. The game tells you to press ‘c’ to use your weapon, but it seems it’s actually ‘e’ but it doesn’t work all the time, so maybe that’s incorrect? ‘C’ does nothing. There’s no menu option to view key bindings so good luck with that. There are 3 total vehicles you can use, 1 of which (throwup bot?) doesn’t actually engage when you are under the opponent, rendering its only weapon useless. There is only one arena, and the hazards don’t actually damage you or the AI. Obviously, no multiplayer. No progression or customization. The game costs $13 and you’ll play it for 10 minutes. Avoid this game. My goodness, this was a bad one.
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
I really love this game!
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
JIGOKU UNKO
Our character has a tantrum after eating spicy Adana Kebab.
Then he finds himself in hell for some unknown reason.
He is no longer human and is even more angry.
By breaking all the obstacles in front of him, he tries to advance as far as he can without his anger killing him.
Features:
2D Platform game.
There are 2 characters available.