Life of Ocean
what kind of work is this
《life of ocean》is a First-person oceanic adventure survival game.
you will start from a desert island. Alone, without any means to call for help, you must do what you can to survive.
when you dont need to worry about food or clothing, there are countless treasures waiting for you under the ocean.
take the Treasure Map you found, camposs and shovel, become the richest adventurer in this ocean!
#### Survive
Health, Hunger, Thirst, Manage and monitor these vitals to continue your adventure. Grilled fish, fresh water, and Edible fruit to stay alive.
fresh water will be the most important resources, because fresh water is the medium of payment with NPC in this world.
#### Crafe Tools
Axe, Pickaxe, Spear, Torch, cutlass,firegun and so much more can all be crafted through an interactive crafting menu.
Ships are the main means of transportation in this game. Players can use ships to transport goods and explore travel.
Dynamic Weather System
This game has a basic day and night cycle, rainy weather, sunny weather, it will extinguish the equipment that uses fire to work on rainy day, such as campfire, barbecues, furnaces, etc.
We will add more weather season systems to the game in the future, such as dry season, wet season, etc.
Interesting treasure mining system
Digging treasures will make the player’s adventures easy and interesting. Before you set off, you need to prepare three items, the treasure map you found, a compass and a shovel.
After digging out the treasure, the player will encounter the skeleton or demon spirit . Beat them will get the key to open the treasure chest.
The rewards of treasure chests are random, also players can choose to sell the treasure directly to NPC for stable rewards.
Future update direction
The current version is enough for you to explore more than ten hours, but many details need to be polished. We will add more plants and animal to enrich the game.
And also enrich the vehicle system, add ghost ships, giant sea monsters and other contendable enemies to create exciting sea navigation.
Read More: Best Building Sandbox Games.
Hostile Mars
Hostile Mars is a Tower-Defense Factory-Building game. You must create efficient supply chains, salvage destroyed enemies, and upgrade structures to support your gigantic cannons that defend your base against thousands of enemies.
UPGRADE GIGANTIC GUNS
Upgrade everything to a ridiculous degree. Laser turrets come in sizes 1, 2, 3, or 120.
BATTLE THOUSANDS OF ENEMIES
Enemy drones pour over the hills and tower above you. You will need every upgrade you can get to defend against them.
AUTOMATE YOUR SUPPLY CHAIN
You don’t have time to defend your base and acquire supplies!
Instead, create supply lines by automating hundreds of delivery bots to harvest ore and resupply your base.
FEATURES
-
Upgrade your traps to deal more damage, collect materials that fall from defeated enemies, and tons of other crazy stuff.
-
Upgrade your turrets to shoot farther and hit harder!
-
Upgrade your base to unlock new items.
-
Upgrade walls, guns, ammo, delivery bots, harvesters, machines, buildings, storage, and more!
-
Strategically place walls, traps, and turrets to create a defense strong enough to keep your home base energy core protected.
Read More: Best Building Tower Defense Games.
Buoy
The main character returns to his native planet after an unsuccessful journey to explore and colonize Mars. Waking up in space after a cryogenic sleep, it turns out that after the cataclysm that occurred on planet Earth, nature is on the verge of extinction, all people died from a devastating pandemic of fungus around the world. You will have to survive and return the former beauty of your native planet.
Read More: Best Building Multiplayer Games.
Dinosaur Fossil Hunter: Prologue
This exceeded my expectations, and was very satisfying to play. For a free to play demo, I think this is great for a sim. A nice backstory, and a great taste of the full game. The idea of going from GPR to dig, encasing the fossils, shipping them, THEN cleaning the bones and building the displays was the entire spectrum, and it’s hands-on, not teleporting to the site. You have to drive there, set up the perimeter, and dig that stuff out yourself! Inspect what you dig, encase it in plaster, put it in the case, ship it, it’s the entire process, and that’s what I want in a sim. Also, you get achievements for a demo! One of them is still vexing me, but I’ll get it. Photos in the slideshow have images not in this prologue, but there is plenty here for an afternoon of fun, and I’m going to purchase day one. There’s a bit of noise about the lack of an avatar driving the car, but that is not an issue for me, and will likely be fixed in the full release of the game. Perhaps if/when gender and identity issues come up, but honestly there is no spoken dialogue, and gender-neutrality should be important in a game like this. Put tinted windows on the dang car, with a shadow, and it’s not an issue. There is enough depth and flexibility in gameplay for me.
– Real player with 6.4 hrs in game
Nauseatingly bad.
–-
Don’t get me wrong, there’s a good idea for a young children’s game here. Visually it’s interesting and there’s an attempt at adding variety with mini-games.
Unfortunately everything about it is just done poorly. The controls are slippery with a terrible lag even after turning up mouse acceleration. The camera is nauseating and just kind of floats and drifts, not always in the direction you wanted to go. I can’t go more than a few minutes without a glitch either visually or functionally, with something getting stuck on something or something falling through something. I’ve seen amateur games with more polish and less problems.
– Real player with 3.7 hrs in game
Home Creator
I really wanted to enjoy this game, but found myself very disappointed to find that the amount of items you can use to decorate is very very limited. Also the lack of any info on how to move the camera or place items was annoying but it was easy enough to figure out on my own. It has potential to be good if more objects and wall/floor options could be added but as this game stands right now I can not recommend it. But if your looking for a cheap home decorating game and don’t care about very limited options then this is a good one to choose.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
very limited on what furniture you have & you only have 3 rooms to do.
theres no option page to figure out the controls.
if you want a proper home decorating game stick with house flipper or even the tenants :)
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
Isolated Life
Don’t buy or install it, the owner says you can build underwater and that is because they have not made the water act like water and they have not bothered to do any more work on it since adding it to Steam. It’s a dead end money making scam game.
I have given it months to show some sign of work being done and that’s been zilch, nothing, no effort at all.
– Real player with 1.8 hrs in game
BORING! And trapped in the boat now..ZZZZ
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
Mechanic Miner
I received this for free during the closed beta. I had fun playing it. Then I had my key revoked 2 days before launch. Still bought it because I wanted to try going further in this game.
This game has 3 modes. Survival mode, where you gather resources and travel. Story mode, where you learn the backstory and how to play. Creative mode, where you can build whatever without the limitations of resources.
There are a few things you need to know. You gain experience from collecting resources and killing creatures. You gain the ability to make what you need to survive as you collect resources, but then you will need to research by spending experience, to unlock additional equipment. Each item will say how many experience levels you need to unlock it. There’s also modifications to the items you unlock that you have to spend experience on to use.
– Real player with 37.8 hrs in game
Did I enjoy the game? Yeah. Do I recommend it to others? Not really. The tutorial does a good job at how to build working stuff, but it isn’t worth the price if you only want to play through the story mode, maybe if you are really interested and have a bunch of ideas to build in creative mode.
In my opinion the game is at its best when you get to innovate your own solutions, like optimizing your vehicle to evade and kill the Tunnel Dweller, or building a small fort with guns to defend the ancient machine. There are many parts to create all kinds of structures.
– Real player with 18.5 hrs in game
Scrapnaut
Very interesting game, it got me up until content ending. As an unfinished product it’s perfectly understandable that a lot of work is needed to make it a polished jewel.
For now, I can say it’s fun and beautiful, no bugs seen during my gameplay, and it’s visible that devs are careful and partners of players. I hope that it keep going like that and next time I play it will develop from very good to fantastic.
My tips for devs are:
- You could vary terrain height to make it more visually interesting.
– Real player with 29.1 hrs in game
Sum-Up
In Scrapnaut players take the role of a stranded survivor crashed on an unknown, bleak planet populated by murderous machines. After meeting an unlikely ally, the protagonist will engage in a series of dangerous quests; building, scavenging and fighting his way through the wasteland, with leaving the planet as final objective.
| 🟩 Pros | 🟥 Cons |
|
-
Enjoyable base defense / building aspects.
-
Exploration and progression are cleverly combined.
|
– Real player with 16.1 hrs in game
Unlimited World 1
Unlimited World 1 is a game in which you can do anything you want! Fly to new planets, play the story mode, do racings with your friends or angainst a AI, cook, dance, roleplay, or just maybe try the sandbox mode in which you can destroy everything and craft everything many else!
Death Dream
Death Dream - You find yourself in a galaxy with maps, on maps you can survive, build cities, extract resources, trade, defend against enemies, maps can be opened in a dream, when you make your bed and fall asleep, then you may dream of a quest, for example, a battle with a dragon, or dialogue with AI