Consolation: Board Meeting - Jam Edition
Amazing game! worth way more than free, fun with friends and enemies. Epic achievement update with fun achievements to spend hours trying to complete :) Awesome characters and easter eggs. I love this game it is the best game by Sayincraft Studios that is on steam (so far).
– Real player with 3.9 hrs in game
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an awesome horror twist to a usually happy genre of game, Consolation: Board Meeting is a must play especially for anyone who loves party games. awaiting the future updates Sayin, and thanks for having me write a track for it!
– Real player with 2.5 hrs in game
Vulgord’s Tower
I was a tester for this game, and let me tell you I would pay every penny and more to play this game. It is totally worth the purchase and it is a favorite pastime for me with my friends!
– Real player with 47.8 hrs in game
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This game is so much fun to play with friends. It plays like a real board game - the random events, the challenge of racing your opponents around the board, and the joy of wickedly sabotaging your opponents via spells cast from the wizard tower leads to a lot of chaos and fun. It’s really nostalgic. I think anyone who has played Dark Tower or other vintage fantasy board games would definitely get a kick out of playing this, especially in multiplayer.
– Real player with 44.1 hrs in game
Token Game
Have your wits about you and use your cunning to make it to the end.
Can you make it to the end without giving up? There is a story to be had here. Are you ready for it? Go on then! Be the smartest person next to that table. Show the world that you are the best because you are.
You need to solve puzzles of various difficulties. You need to remove all of the 100 value tokens after which you can remove the 500 value token. Some levels have multiple solutions. You can try to play the game as fast as you cant or in as few moves as possible. You can also do bought if you are good enough. Watch out to collectables too.
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Dark Quest: Board Game
“Heed my warning well my friends… A new evil has risen in the far east, a sorcerer and a student of chaos magic has arisen and now looks to the west to use his newly found magic. We must send word to the tribes and gather our best warriors. Some of the magic we will face is new even to me. It will be necessary to call upon some old alliances if we are to make stand against this evil. I will guide you in this journey but much will depend on you.”
– Elder
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• 16+ heroes
• 60+ monsters
• Heroes level up and have more cards and traits
• 80+ cards
• Procedurally generated board, each time you play a random world will be created
• Roguelite experience where you create a party of heroes and play until you win or die
• Persistent world where actions have consequences on subsequent runs
• Survive the skull of fate and the sorcerer’s magic
• Collect treasures such as different items, faces, skins and other cosmetic rewards
• Play multiplayer with your friends
• Controlled random numbers using a predictable random number system
• Heroes have party synergy, likes and dislikes that will affect the dynamics of your party
• Story and Lore
• Unique art world that looks and feels like a board game
• Fallen heroes can become captured and you will need to play a special quest to rescue them
The ultimate tabletop game, unlike anything you have ever seen before!
Dark Quest
It’s a game of your imagination
The Warlock of Firetop Mountain
If you’re a fan of the old Fighting Fantasy Gamebooks from the 1980s, a fan of fantasy boardgames , a fan of the sword and sorcery genre in general or better yet, all three, then this game would be right up your street.
Anybody who has played the original 1982 Gamebook on which this game is based will enjoy all that is familiar here as they tiptoe past sleeping orc sentries, take on sadistic goblin torturers, barter with the grumpy ferryman at the underground river, face down a fire-breathing dragon and even tackle the infamous Maze of Zagor itself - not to mention the final showdown with the titular Warlock. All of this is accompanied by the original illustrations by Russ Nicholson - which can now be viewed in colour if you wish (just click the picture to switch between monochrome and colour).
– Real player with 65.8 hrs in game
An excellent adaptation of the grandfather of gamebooks. Rather than making a straightforward gamebook adaptation like they usually do, Tin Man chose to deviate from their usual formula and make something that’s closer to Inkle’s Sorcery! - expanded and modified story, heavily tinkered gameplay. It works really well.
- They kept the original Russ Nicholson illustrations and commissioned Russ Lolwordfilter Nicholson himself for new ones. I have trouble writing the rest of this review because of how I love his work.
– Real player with 24.8 hrs in game
Lumexa
A cool puzzle game. I had a lot of fun playing, highly recommend!
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
An amazing relaxing and atmospheric game! It’s short but worth for the experience! The music it’s one of the best part of it, sometimes I’ve just open the game to hear while doing others things! Recomended!
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
KeyHero
Keyhero Is A Puzzle Game.
In the game, the Key is your only tool for getting through obstacles.
After your character is blocked by a wall, you can build a bridge with keys. Wherever there’s a Key, you can get through. Accordingly, you lose the ability to move in the Key direction. There are also impassable flames, and portals that help you move over long distances on the map.
The goal of the game is to collect keys in all directions.
There are 50 levels in total.
Trivia Vault: 1980’s Trivia 2
You get what you paid for, 5K achievements at minimum price. If you’re an achievement hunter looking to increase the number of achievements on your profile showcase, then I highly recommend buying this. Else don’t waste your money. This is not a game, it’s just a way of distributing achievements.
– Real player with 6.0 hrs in game
The whole design is decent for a quizz game and fulfills its purpose. The questions focus mainly around movies. Replayability is low as soon as the same question reappear.
The single achievement unlocks instantly. Looking at how many different Trivia games with a single achievement are uploaded, they seem to mainly be targeted at achievement hunters.
No clue if the 250 questions are all self written or from an external source, but it seems like a fair amount for the price of 0,99€.
– Real player with 2.5 hrs in game