Unrailed!
TL;DR: It’s my #1 favorite co-op roguelike, so far.
Unrailed! is like a slow-grind, roguelike version of Overcooked, and is very intense, despite how calm it may appear when watching gameplay. I don’t see any review currently explaining the gameplay in wording, so here is the loop:
[olist]* Chop for wood and mine for metal, carry those resources to your train’s stock, wait for its automatic builder to build railroad tracks, and then extend your train’s track. Keep doing this until it reaches the next station, even backtracking as need be when squaring off with enemies and the environment. It has a coolant wagon which can overheat, so you also have to occasionally collect nearby water with a bucket to keep it cool (slightly comparable to Overcooked’s dirty-dishes mechanic).
– Real player with 203.9 hrs in game
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200 character summary
Unrailed is an amazing multiplayer game where you have to gather resources to build a rail faster than the train moves, You can upgrade your train and its wagons as you progress to the chaning biomes.
Gamemodes & Gameplay 9/10
The game can only be played in multiplayer, There is no single player option, But you can play the game online, grab multiple controllers, but even share a keyboard. The game has a few gamemodes, There is a tutorial mode which wil explain the basics of the game, A quick gamemode in which it is the goal to reach the next station as fast as possible, And a Endless mode in which the goal is to go as far as possible, Games can take several hours in this gamemode. There is also a versus mode, Here there are 2 seperate platforms and 2 seperate trains, May the fastest team be the winner.
– Real player with 103.6 hrs in game
RECOG The First Wave
Well, I took the time and actually watched the first 20 lessons and practiced the basic foundations of setting my industry and assemble basic military drones and research and development. Now its getting a little more advanced. i’m realizing now theirs so much more I can do. I’ve only scratched the surface. I will leave a more detailed review once i have a full understanding of the game.
I definitely recommend it.
You Need to Watch Tutorials In Order To Understand How To Play.
– Real player with 77.0 hrs in game
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LAVA. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. CAVES. RESOURCES. INDUSTRY.
VERY IMPRESSED! Games like this make me really hate having a job because it takes time to play.
In the months I’ve owned this game, it has undergone MASSIVE changes based entirely on user feedback. I would hardly recognize the earlier release. The U/I feels pretty comfortable now, so the reviews about the 8 view angles/fixed incline are obsolete. There is an odd quirk with the engine that makes it hard to click buttons sometimes. Also building stuff in the early game now requires significantly less clicking than some reviews suggest. The object is actually to automate, but similar to games like Factoro/fortresscraft you have to do a little manual labor at first. The units taking damage going through debris is just a part of the game… you have to actually remove debris as you dig otherwise it’ll pile up and kill your digger. There is an editor now that lets you experiment with the building components—this is critical.
– Real player with 73.0 hrs in game
EDGE OF DAWN
People are sure hard on solo developers. Granted it is not polished and yes I got eaten by a croc within the first 3 minutes, I will keep trying to learn the game and see what comes in time. Most negative comments come from people who have never tried to make a game and can only compare it to the big dollar, multi developer games out there. Stop complaining and spend more time trying. why do you need a tutorial for every game? learn by doing. If it keeps getting worked on, he might have a strong game. I cant say how much time he has into it, but I am sure his kids are proud. Now to see if I can figure out how to make a spear . . .
– Real player with 3.9 hrs in game
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OK I will change my Comments I was a bit harsh even though it does need a lot of work but I figured out somethings that is not in the key binds. So I equipped the spear by pressing Y and then if I click it twice I can use my pick ax, and use the pick ax to knock down trees to get logs and built a base. So since I figure out how to get some type of gameplay I wanted to change the review. But Make the waves less intense these guys are fast and do a lot of damage. Fix the menu key bind make a quick bar so I can know what I have in inventory. Give us more time to build up a base in between waves everytime I start building the creatures destroy my ish. And also when does the other crafting tools unlock? Can’t wait forever the only things ive got so far is the stick spear and stone pickaxe. Continue to polish the graphics. The more I play the game it gets intense fun but its still needs work. And we need a jump button the player won’t jump.
– Real player with 2.6 hrs in game
Milkcraft
it is very scuffed but I love scuffed games.
default movespeed is horrid until you get a mount, but you can get them free it just takes awhile.
there isn’t much content atm unfortunately, the devs bought rights from china where the game is 3 years in content ahead, but it will come eventually. he’s working on the mobile version first but after that content is coming to both.
it’s like a MC towny server, but everywhere. idk, i just love it - feels like gaming 15 years ago before markets and trading websites and all that.
– Real player with 300.2 hrs in game
So, after about a hundred hours into the game, here’s my critique of Milkcraft:
First thing - personally I don’t like Minecraft, because you build things there only for the sake of building (no function, no inhabitants), graphics are poor and RPG aspects are extremely lacking. I bought Java version, played a while and got bored. That’s why I tried Milkcraft, to see if it’s better than Minecraft, but it’s actually worse.
It’s perhaps the single worst game I’ve ever played, next to Pokémon Go, Modern Combat 5, Asphalt 9 and Fire Emblem Heroes. It only cements my life-long conviction that mobile games (or games coming from mobile) are bad (except handhelds like PSP or DS). I left a positive review before, to maybe bring new players, but there are only 15 currently online and 30 24-hour peak, so the game is going nowhere in the West.
– Real player with 112.4 hrs in game
INFLUXIS
Lots to learn as the game is new and progression to start off is a little ruff but once you get going you start to find a groove and progression picks up the pace as you need to find the Sampler Blue Print as fast as you can so you can then scan the Kelp to get the Kelp Sample. I at first felt the swimming might be a little slow but quickly noticed you can dive very deep and with that it makes it feel more realistic in a way 300M is as far as I have made it to at this time but Plan on jumping on after I complete this review and see how much further it can go I Found a Spot in one of the Biomes that Could Go Way Further down than 500m and That is where I hit the 300M and wasn’t Keeping a close eye on my Oxygen. Graphics look Great all around and has room for improvement if they so feel the need to do so. What Made me look for a game like this Was Subnautica I had a Survival World Going On My Brand New PC went to save Subnautica Below Zero and my screen save incons froze on the screen but closed the menu and then wouldn’t save it had the game bugged out I open the menu back up Save incons still on the screen in the background and now won’t save but give the option to quit but not save an hour and forty five minutes worth of gameplay. So at that Point I Said No thanks to that and figured if that’s going to do that on a game that has more Support and is out of the alpha stage at this Point and still corrupting data like that on a new pc something needs to be taken back to the drawing boards and Re-Worked. This Is Also My Opinion And Everyone Is Entitled to have Their own Opinions. As I Progress Influxis I might come back and either add to or change some stuff with my review but as it Stands right now I would Say dive in! this game is fun but remember It is also in the Alpha and needs TLC along the way so finding Blue Prints is the slowest part once you have them you do start to progress much quicker and Remember SCAN THE KELP WITH AND IT TAKES LOTS OF POWER, GET EXTRA SAMPLES On the first Trip.
– Real player with 13.5 hrs in game
i love the concept already! of course, its in alpha so ALOT of things need to be ironed out, but thats the whole point. so far ive obtained a breather D1, and im working on getting a propulsion device. so far visually, for an alpha, the game is stunning, i’m in love with the character models, and i also love the music. Though, you were a bit cheap with that stupid underground worm scare, that made me scream quite loud. i’m an avid subnautica player, having over 70 hours on both below zero and the original. and this game gives me the EXACT same vibes, i read through all of the logs aswell! i like that fabrication is a proximity thing, instead of a prompt to open it. reminds me of terraria.
– Real player with 3.4 hrs in game
Survisland / 实境求生
Great new survival game that is actually a survival game for a change. Devs have done a lot of homework to make game mechanics match RL as much as possible. Currently very little in the game but what is there is outstandingly implimented. Fire starting takes into account the attributes of the stick, board, tinder, and fuel as well as wind spead and wetness of materials to give a really good feel for what starting a fire like that actually takes.
There is no freight-train-in-your-backpack so you carry about what you would expect to be able to carry. Nutrition is well done but there isn’t a lot of food variety at the moment. The devs plan for November 2018 looks great and they communicate very often over Discord and a little in Steam.
– Real player with 359.2 hrs in game
First Run: survived 1 ingame day, died of exhaustion and hypothermia. Didn’t figure out how to make fire yet… And how does one sleep?
Second Run: survived 2 ingame days, died of hunger and exhaustion. Still no campfire but managed to make a torch to keep a bit warmer. Should really figure out sleeping…
Third run: still alive after 3 ingame days. Facepalm moment when I figured out how to take a nap! Made a campfire. Survival chances look a bit better now.
After only 11 hours of play I can say I’m really hoping this could bee the survival game I’ve been waiting for.
– Real player with 250.8 hrs in game
Zero-based World-从零开始
first of all try to ignore most of the negative chinese reviews, nearly all of them didn´t even play longer than an hour
i mean it´s an “survival” game where you can tame monsters and stuff, how are you supposed to review something complex when you haven´t even walked 5 meter
no damn survival game is fun in the begining, the fun starts after you figured out how to use your brain
So i started to play again after few months have passed and since we are still are anticipating the english release.
– Real player with 162.4 hrs in game
love the game wish it was in english so i can understand some to the quest
– Real player with 56.2 hrs in game
Gone Upstate
Epi-Phenomenal game!
The great visuals and spectacular audio set the foundation for some truly unique and amazing experience.
This game becomes YOUR game, its about you, how you feel somehow feels reflected in the exploration and the environment!
Crash an ATV into the lake! Build a synthesizer and DANCE PARTY!
I was whooping it up. It’s the perfect game to boot up and just escape to a groovy place!
I CANNOT WAIT as this game EXPANDS! I am SOOOOO HYPPPPPEEEEE
Plus the creator ACTUALLY talks and MEMES on Discord sooo cool
– Real player with 9.3 hrs in game
So it needs some refining, like a lot… but this is a game concept that is something i have wanted without realizing it… this game has given me an unending happiness, please continue to fix it and maybe add a creative mode, where you just build, thank you for making a dream come true :)
– Real player with 8.5 hrs in game
Isle Of Spirits
Pros
-interesting graphics style
-proceduarally generated islands
Cons
-expensive for almost no content (all you can do is collect resources and craft a few items)
-no story line or lore around the spirits
-spend most of your time trying not to starve and chopping trees
-your bed, chests, and house get destroyed by tornadoes almost daily
-you will run out of food within a day and spend the rest of your game trying to not starve instead of being able to progress
-meals and cooked foods give almost no food so you will always be hungry
– Real player with 5.4 hrs in game
Isle of Spirits is a pretty hardcore survival game that’s set on a remote island. The goal here, in addition to surviving from day to day, is to craft a raft and escape from said remote island. The game has no wildlife to speak of, but if you’re caught in the dark at night, then you’ll be attacked by some invisible force. In some ways, this aspect of the game is similar to Don’t Starve.
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Watch me play!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aGgFPxUTH0
Died twice here - once because I wanted to “gather water” from the pool and apparently, water insta-killed my character; and second, I ran out of food.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
Stallion Squad
Embark on an adventure in the open worlds of Stallion Squad. Group up with friends or go solo in your own procedurally generated worlds. Venture out, gather resources, find treasure, fight powerful creatures, dress up, open a farm and build your own base! The possibilites are endless in this action-packed RPG where you create your own stories.
Stallion Squad throws you into an exciting adventure and you can expect fun activites all around the year with seasonal events and content updates! Right out of the package you get two different gamemodes, each with their own twist! Survival is all about exploring and surviving. Creative lets you create your own maps which you can share with friends! Stallion Squad is waiting for you, what will you do next?
● Multiplayer - Go solo or take your steam friends with you! It’s up to you!
● Exploration - Explore the mountains or go undersea, the world is for exploring!
● Crafting - Gather resources and craft them into furniture, clothing and weapons!
● Farming - Plant, grow and harvest different types of seeds for food!
● Building - Create your own homebase, decorate and upgrade it!
● Seasons - Each time of the year brings festivities to Stallion Squad!