Hogogeist
I’ve been through about 7 floors so far. It starts off pretty simple to get you used to the game, but they get a little bit harder each time. The puzzles are well thought out and I’m actually a little afraid for them to get harder lol. The game runs extremely smooth, not glitchy at all and is actually a ton of fun. There’s some minor jump scares when you die, but for the most part you are figuring out puzzles. It’s so much fun I decided to do a YT series on this and I can’t wait to finish it. Definitely worth trying out for the price.
– Real player with 2.3 hrs in game
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Incredibox
One of my favorite music games ever, I love it so much! I even bought it again on Steam when it released here just to support the developers because this game’s so nice and lovely.
– Real player with 95.0 hrs in game
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Go with the flow.
– Real player with 9.4 hrs in game
Quarantine Cutz
It’s day 87 of the quarantine, and you’ve run out of options. You’re going to have to cut the family’s hair yourself. There’s just one problem: You have no idea what you’re doing!
Choose to play as either Pappa Smith or Momma Smith, each with their own special secret haircut skill. Each family member will ask for a haircut of their celebrity idol, who of course you’ve never heard of. Using a magazine as a guide, you’ll be graded on how closely you can match their dream haircut: “Soul Crushing”, “Terrible”, or most impressive of all, “Barely Passable”.
Each level challenges you to give a different family member an increasingly tricky haircut, culminating in the most difficult surprise challenge of all.
Key Features:
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Master ludicrously uncontrollable jittery clippers that veer out of control at the slightest mistake.
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Learn how to prevent ruining haircuts from increasingly unruly family members who resist and fight you at every turn.
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A story that reveals the fates of the family members and their new hairstyles when the quarantine finally ends.
Can you overcome your jittery nerves and pop culture obliviousness to give your children a haircut that won’t crush their hopes and dreams? Probably not, but it’s worth a shot.
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Mad Cart
Enjoy the fun in this fast-paced game! You will rotate circle platforms, so the cart can pass! While moving forward, get ready to shoot as many barrels as you can! Collect as many diamonds as possible, and don’t forget, your cart will move faster and faster! Use magnets to attract all diamonds in the level! Hit barrels to destroy a rock! Rotate the platform to uncover barrels! Rotate the platform until pickaxe hits a rock! When your skills will be extremely good, “Mad Cart” mode enables! Boy, it will take your breath away! No more shooting, use a saw only!
Polyville Canyon
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Approximate amount of time to 100%: 10h, maybe even less
Estimated achievement difficulty: 1/10
Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
Has it been in a bundle: No
Is there a good guide available: You don’t need a guide
Multiplayer achievements: No
Missable achievements: No
– Real player with 13.4 hrs in game
This is an extremely chill, wholesome and laid-back city builder. If you’re looking for something realistic, this game isn’t for you. If you’re looking to build a fun, pretty city like I was, then it is PERFECT. The mechanics are intuitive and simple. The graphics are aesthetically-pleasing and unique. I often find myself wandering around my city, admiring the views. It’s so easy to get caught up in the nitty gritty details of perfecting a plaza. Too easy, as I kept telling myself “One more street.”, “One more block.” and soon enough I filled up the entire map.
– Real player with 13.0 hrs in game
Rain City
Very good game
– Real player with 9.7 hrs in game
Rain City has about 3 hours of content and a nice aesthetic for such a low price, but there are some problems with puzzle logic and interface. I noticed that ‘Cotton Game’ is not listed as the developer, so I wonder if they were involved with this project on the creative level - I would expect more polish from them if they were. Overall, the puzzles are very similar to the previous games, and they can be somewhat challenging if not a little heavy on the moon logic. I also had a few problems with the atmosphere when it comes to the soundtrack. In my opinion, there are too many rooms that don’t have any music, that being said, I think most of the songs are enjoyable. While I understand that devs were trying to use the silence strategically, it was just too much and made the game feel empty. Additionally, the game is a bit glitchy, but I only had to reset the game one time when my character got stuck in the animation. Some of the interface problems are more frequent, there are all kinds of issues involving pixel hunting.
– Real player with 5.3 hrs in game
Heroes Must Diee
You have been living a peaceful life in a small village but once every fortnight these so called “Heroes” come into the village and un-apologetically break in houses and take what does not belong to them. Tired of this rampant menace you have decided to stop it and regain the peaceful life you so yearn. Build traps in and around your house or maybe buy some land on the outskirts of town to keep bloodshed away. Craft weapons, potions, bombs to be launched at the enemy. Resource manage whatever you have and help your fellow villagers buy buying resources from them from the gold of the fallen “Heroes”.
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Turn your humble abode into a full-on Dungeon that make the Heroes suck their thumb and wet their pants.
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Craft an elaborate Dungeon, place traps and ruses for Heroes will different skill set and attributes. Some maybe be heavy and strong, some may be intelligent and fast.
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Fight off bigger and smarter waves of Hero bands that come to take your loot.
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Learn about the incoming Hero’s weaknesses as they are strong and may not be killed easily. Lure them into traps, some are claustrophobic, some are greedy, some have weak ankles.
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Hire minions, monsters, and dragons as they have been tortured far too long and seek revenge.
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Craft items, weapons, ammunitions, bombs to reload your traps and slay the Heroes.
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Improve and upgrade traps, learn new technology because the enemy is learning too.
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Heightened heroes will come, who have learnt from their previous experiences and may know how to fight off your traps, so beware.
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Explore a vast map, filled with people who live their lives and talk. Two different villages and numerous traders coming in from different kingdoms.
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Improve your skills over time. Melee, Archery, Magic, Dark Magic are few skills to use directly against the enemy but also learn to Mine, Chop wood, Fish and Forage.
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Find a mount for yourself, with multiple mount options pick one. Take care of it and it grows and levels as you do.
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Loot from the slain Heroes, Gold, Epic and Rare weapons and armour. Use it against them or give it to your minions or sell off for more Gold.
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Milksoup
Milksoup is an FPS tower defense about a bunch of nerds trying to steal your cereal.
Movement is going to be your key to survival, as you strafe and B-hop throughout the surreal environments; The onslaught of trolls keep coming, your pockets slowly filling, and time running out. The longer you last, the more money you get to purchase tools that help you defend against the ever-increasing hoard. Watch out for the bosses - they interrupt the flow of nerds to introduce you to their machinery. They will try to stop you no matter what, so attempt to eliminate them as fast as possible.
If you ever want to take a breather, you’re able to enable the Sandbox mode and spawn, kill, and throw as many enemies as you want, along with a few more physics-based tools to mess around with. Currently, Sandbox mode can be played with friends online too.
QB Planets
Tilt 5 gift and I will have fun playing this AR style.
The puzzles are interesting. I felt like the first two planets should have fewer levels just to let you get to the more interesting added elements in planets 3 and 4 sooner. Or, allow a percentage complete to unlock the next planet.
I can imagine the complexity of the possible rotations makes it difficult to gauge (or calculate) the requirements for the medals. Some were just hard enough, some were a good challenge (the 10 second level), but many I was surprised I could solve in very few rotations compared to the minimum goal. Early days, so I’m guessing this gets “balanced” as telemetry shows minimums and averages.
– Real player with 16.6 hrs in game
Fun puzzle game. Not enough levels to warrant a lot of playtime, but unique enough to enjoy the challenge. Received for free for preordering Tilt Five, curious to see how this plays in AR.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
The Last Friend: First Bite
CONTROLS
Not as seamless on a keyboard, but the game does claim at the very beginning that it is better played on a game controller. If the game is playable on PC, maybe they should have catered to keyboards as well. It’s not terrible, it just feels like it could be a little more seamless.
CHARACTERS
Characters are not very relatable or interesting. The puppy is bossy and he is small so may be the most relatable part of the game.
VISUAL STYLE
Very vibrant and colorful and very vector-like. The style seems consistent
– Real player with 1.5 hrs in game
Works in Proton.
This is pretty fun, will probably pick up the full version in the future
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game