Goose Goose Duck
Like most who play Goose Goose Duck, I began by playing Among Us! It was not long into playing I met others and began playing with VoiceChat, then began playing the modded versions of Among Us - before I knew it - regular/no voice Among Us suddenly seemed stale and lifeless.
And then I heard about something called ‘Proxy Chat’, which means you can talk to other players while you are on the ship, but only if you are within eyesight of someone/within their proximity. There is a program you download separate from Among Us that allowed you to use this feature… but unfortunately it was very buggy, unstable, and would never work, resulting in many people just repeating “can you hear me?” or “I cannot hear anyone.”
– Real player with 405.5 hrs in game
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EARLY ACCESS REVIEW
Who’s would enjoy this game?:
☑ Kids
☑ Casual players
☑ Pro players
☐ People who plan to take one game and make it their life
Appearance:
☐ Bad, but playable.
☐ Good
☑ Beautiful
☐ You forget what reality is
Is it worth buying?:
☑ Free
☐ Buy now
☐ Wait for sale
☐ Do not buy it
☐ Do not throw money into a trash can
Requirements:
☑ Minimum
☐ Medium
☐ High end
Difficulty to play:
☑ You just need arms and a monitor
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Only the best of the best can complete this game
– Real player with 32.5 hrs in game
Clan of Death
An action based Mafia/Amongus Game where you can solve all your problems with violence :)
Just get 4-5 friends and play it together with them for some fun
– Real player with 12.2 hrs in game
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U like AmogUs? U still believe in odin and his fellowship? try this!
nice music 8/10
customizable Characters 7/10
funny and easy combat system 8/10
U can maybe become a cultist and oneshot other people but u might need to find out yourself?
But who cares about abusing game mechanics 10/10
Very fun, much wow! 8.5/10
– Real player with 8.3 hrs in game
Far from Noise
“Far from Noise” urges the player to be slow, contemplative, and introspective. The art, sound, and gameplay all nudge you this way. The game consists entirely of dialog choices as the protagonist is trapped on a lovingly rendered and animated seaside cliff, balanced between life and death. She experiences wind and rain, sunsets and star-filled night skies, and muses on life, death, nature, loneliness, and purpose. The dialog choices are slow, in what seems like an attempt to use the player’s possible impatience to empathize with the character and her own stuggles.
– Real player with 3.3 hrs in game
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8.5/10
About 2/3 of the way through the game I messaged a friend, and told him that the game I’m currently playing is likely the funniest game I’ve ever played.
Judging by the game description in the store, this seems unlikely, but the game’s existentialist and postmodern themes and quips resonated not just with my humor but with personal philosophies I hold dear, such as Victor Frankl’s Logotherapist view of the world (the core drive of human beings is to create meaning out of experience). In a game, you create meaning out of a piece of art, and in many ways, this game itself is about creating meaning. The dialogue is incredibly well-written, and during the entire experience I had this enormous smile plastered across my face, laughing often and out loud.
– Real player with 2.9 hrs in game
Furry Shakespeare: Love’s Lizards Lost
The young king of Navarre has declared a three year study of Castle Dragongate, an ancient keep of unknown origin. He wishes to uncover its secrets, which have been fabled to link back to the beginning of time.
Something like that, at least. It sounds like an awesome spring break for you and the rest of the king’s entourage. There’s no possible way that you’ll stumble on to a conflict that is in dire need of resolution. Hey! The young queen of France is here with HER entourage! That’s going to lead to some sexy hijinks, right? I can already feel the existential dread of what may be lurking within those ancient ruins fading away!
An Adventure game with Dating Sim aspects, based on one of Shakespeare’s lost works, ‘Love’s Labour’s Won’.
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Engage in witty banter over five acts as you pick and choose which of your fellow compatriots to learn about and totally not flirt with.
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Will your (totally not careless) actions doom or free the surrounding lands?
Lovely Plains
Embark on a wholesome adventure through the lively town of Lovely Plains.
In this game you play as the adventurous Amber. After receiving a letter from her great uncle Jonald about a certain mystery, she decides to visit and help solve it.
Besides your great uncle Jonald, you’ll find all kinds of oddball characters that need your help.
Practice your helpfulness, puzzle- and mystery-solving abilities, and enjoy your time in town.
Some ways you’ll be able to interact with the people and the world:
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Talk to people, and occasionally make choices that may alter the course of a quest.
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Acquire items, and use them to interact with select objects or people.
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Hats.
Lovely Plains is still in heavy development. Please hold tight and join us on this development adventure! You can follow us on our Twitter or right here on Steam. We’ll do our best to keep you all updated.
Wild Honesty: A party game for deeper conversations
Do you want to connect better with your friends, family, partners? This is the game for you. It opens the floor for conversation and getting to know one another. Having played this with some intimate friends, it left us spending hours discussing our lives, our pasts, and a lot of other things we never likely would have broached. Come to the metaphorical table with a mindset of vulnerability, and you’ll come out learning a lot about the people you’ve played with.
Could use some more questions, but I figure the developers will update over time and add more as time goes on. I don’t know if the questions repeat, but it’d be good to be able to mark questions as answered. Maybe have a mode where it’s a ‘saved game’, so it remembers what you’ve already answered and what you haven’t. Multiple save game slots would be good, to play it with different people/groups.
– Real player with 40.5 hrs in game
Really enjoyed it, actually and looking forward to seeing where this goes and if there’s any additional questions as time goes on with a patch or some sort. The guessing questions are good for losen up the mood if anyone doesnt feel like talking, etc. But the questions are really good prompts to reflect and chat with others. You might not play this game with strangers but its great to play with people you know and its good to sit and discuss these questions.
I Really love the concept actually.
– Real player with 5.6 hrs in game
宇宙终极秘密-灵魂The ultimate secret of the universe：Soul
I don’t think this philosophical introspective piece should’ve been a game, the medium made it seem tedious and convoluted for what may’ve been a truly innovative new way of thinking.
– Real player with 0.8 hrs in game
Big Quest 2: the Adventure
Dialogues with unique characters, city exploration, travel, logic puzzles, investigations. Quest lovers will especially appreciate it.
A simple city guy named Rich inherited a farm. Going to the village for the inheritance and at the same time to rest, it turns out that all the land is being sold and the whole business is under threat. Not wanting to return to town and work in the office, Rich decides to defend his rights to the farm.
The local mayor has disappeared somewhere, and all the activity to restore the business in the village falls on you.
Rich learns that to prevent the sale of land, you need to open the market and profit from it will be salvation. This is where the problems begin.
In an unknown location, it is necessary to find a lighthouse keeper to start shipping and supply of goods, then organize deforestation, then help carpenters with tools, then find a loader to deliver the boards to the construction site.
Desert merchants also demand theirs under the contract. It is necessary to deliver sunflower oil. And where to look for it and how to do it? But a trip to the Desert will be beneficial, you will get to know the sheikh and he will help you with the oil business.
Yes, you will have a share of the business in the oil rigs, but this will cause new problems. And having solved the secret of the giant, you will find unique artifacts.
To complete tasks to improve life in the town, you will have to go to Snowland. Help the locals to re-establish contact with the expedition, and simply, you can find gold!
And that is not all! You have to make your way through the cemetery, take a helicopter ride to Megapolis. Riddles, puzzles and secrets are everywhere.
Do you think everything? But no! You will have envious people and traitors who will be tricked into jail. You will have a chance to improve relations between prisoners and get out on freedom.
This is not a complete to-do list.
Let’s go on a journey!
Ragnar’s Chinese Memory Game
Simple and effective to increase vocabulary. Better than flash cards because you can hear the sound. Only thing that would make it better is if it had a way to slow down the speech. And an option to hear a male or female voice.
– Real player with 263.1 hrs in game
I love this game.
Simple but effective.
I appreciate that it ships with traditional mandarin, and I would love it even more if it had Zhuyin spelling as an alternative to Pinyin.
The look and feel is very pleasant for the eyes, same as the audio tracks.
This game could be extended with additional playing modes for increased replayability, such as:
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associate characters with their pinyin/zhuyin
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associate characters with drawings
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associate triplets (spelling, characters, meaning) instead of pairs
– Real player with 107.1 hrs in game
Dude, Where Is My Beer?
*Note that the story is unfinished. The game keeps on mentioning part 2, which is never explained whether it’s another game or an update to this game.
My playtime: 22.6h (based on Steam, 100% achievements)
Grindy Achievement(s): No.
Optional Achievement(s): Yes (~14 achievements).
Difficult Achievement(s): No (some are difficult but they should be easy once you figure out how to get them).
Intro
Have you ever try to go through several pubs just to find out that they are not selling the beer that you want? Dude, Where Is My Beer? lets you experience the suffering as you, the main character, stranded in a rest stop with a lot of varied, disgusting craft beers with no pilsner in sight.
– Real player with 22.6 hrs in game
Dude, Where Is My Beer? is an oldschool (difficult and illogical) point-and-click game. Worth playing only for masochists who adore the genre’s core mechanics, and even then it might be a tad overpriced at $15 USD.
The store page gives a basic description of the game. I’d add a few notes.
– Real player with 12.1 hrs in game