Samorost 1
Cute, imaginative, relaxed and beautiful!
A playthrough takes 30 minutes max.
Spacemold!
A gnome, living on a tiny globe consisting of a woodish/industrial/moldish hybrid substance drifting in space sees a similar object on a collision course with his home! So he travels with his rocket to said object, trying to alter its course!
Free and remastered!
Originally released in 2003, Samorost 1 makes his entry to Steam now eighteen years later. It preludes the it’s two successors, Samorost 2&3.
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
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This is not a dream, Samorost 1 remastered, in a really masterful way! One precious little gem saved from the doom of Flash, with beautifully refreshed graphics, improved animation and crispy sound, and all come for free! Hats off for Amanita Studio for saving Samorost 1, a game that has a special place in my heart.
Some elements I really love about Samorost 1:
- The microscopic scenery, which reminds you of a summer day trip to the forest after a rain. I think the later games never had this charm totally the same.
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
Simple Ray tracing Mini Game 10
Is there ray tracing technology just for AAA-class games?
no!
Nowadays, you can easily create ray tracing compatible games using Unity.
Isn’t it okay to use ray tracing in a simple mini-game?
With that in mind, I made 10 crispy pieces.
Game content
1. Whac-A-Mole
2. Breakout
3. Car protection game
4. Air hockey (2P match: up to 20 people connected at the same time)
5. Snake game
6. Run game
7. Chicken race
8. Wall protection game
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Kotel Ne Gori: A Friend of Lena Boots
«Kotel Ne Gori: A Friend of Lena Boots / Котёл Не Гори: Знакомый Ботинок Елены»
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Russian horror game/ adventure with a unique visual style. You travel to another dimension to find and break 9 energy balls, fight the boss and save the princess.
You don’t have the inventory, compass and map. You don’t get hints, but you get a one type of weapon with infinite ammo and a companion (the flying head lights your path). You must explore the 9 levels of the abstract building.
– Real player with 4.4 hrs in game
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Heres a review for this game as it is now released. As an early access user, I HIGHLY reccomend this game. This game is where you play as Kotel and you and your friends have to save Durka, the princess of Gigacrush. Despite the only gameplay is throwing rakes at things, that gameplay is fun and addicting. There are nine fun levels packed tight with enemies, platforming, and a ton of blocks filled with coins. Another thing is that this is really optimized for a game with this much physics goin on and has a bunch of settings for computers on both the high and low ends. This game is a hidden gem and recommend that you play it sometime
– Real player with 3.3 hrs in game
Wrestling With Emotions: New Kid on the Block
Befriend, seduce, enrage and bodyslam a diverse cast of musclebound heartthrobs in a one-of-a-kind experience that flips the classic dating simulator upside down and powerbombs it through a ringside table.
The World’s most cuddly choice-based life/ wrestling/ dating simulator is back! Return to the surreal world of ‘Wrestling With Emotions’ with a brand new game that’s bursting with heart, humour and muscle-bound cuties! Create yr dream wrestle-babe and tell a unique story story of bent rules, broken hearts and bulging biceps!
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Craft a one-of-a-kind persona with the ‘Look Out Lovers’ character creator!
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Level up your M.E.A.T. (Muscle, Elegance, Attitude & Theatrics)
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Build loving relationships or bitter rivalries with a diverse cast of suplex superstars!
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Develop unique signature moves as you fight your way to the top!
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Play by your own rules! Choices shape your character and their path through the promotion!
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Be a baby-faced fan-favourite or a heat-drawing heel - the choice is yours!
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Enjoy punk graphics and surreal songs in classic Team Lazerbeam’s style!
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Unlock multiple endings as you find yourself by becoming someone else!
There are no wrong choices in this story that celebrates individuality, and every player will find their decisions rewarded with a uniquely absurd adventure! Do you want to be a muscle-bound himbo? Do you dream of being the most elegant warrior in the ring? Do you want to put the attitude back into wrestling? Maybe you just want to blow audiences away with your theatrics? in ‘Wrestling With Emotions’ you can do it all!
Character creation and role playing take center stage as you design and grow your dream wrestler! Attract the perfect partner as you grow your MEAT (Muscle, Elegance, Attitude & Theatrics) and shape a unique personality by growing your BONES (Bodacious, Open, Neurotic, Easy Going & Steadfast). Use your freshly pumped-up MEAT to create brand-new power-moves and finishers
On your path to legend who will stand in your way, and who will fight by your side? Only you can find out!
‘New Kid on the Block’ takes place 6 years after the events of ‘Wrestling With Emotions: Quest for the Perfect Match’. In that time the promotion’s popularity has exploded and the original cast have blossomed into full-blown superstars. Now the year is 1994, and you play the role of the promotion’s newest rookie. Big Boss MC Manny McMan is just looking for another low-level jobber and your coach Major Malfunction doesn’t see much potential in you. Guess you’ll just have to prove them wrong! Or you could just be a total slacker? It’s you’re call!
Befriend, seduce, enrage and bodyslam a diverse cast of wrestling weirdos to build the friendships and rivalries that will take you from new kid to the next Wrestling With Emotions superstar!
This game is currently in development. Wishlist now and join us on our journey to launch!
ISLANDS: Non-Places
Islands: Non Places is simply an interactive left/right scroll. Quickly discover the thing blinking that needs to be clicked on and this in turn will unlock more surreal animation. What started off as a mundane and novel pastel coloured art-scape will soon morph into a magical place of wonder all created by the highly imaginative mind of Carl Burton. Carl Burton is a very talented gif animator having had his work showcased by many high profile outlets and can be found here… https://www.carlburton.io/
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
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Creative
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Atmospheric
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Annoying sounds
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(Arguably) too short for the price
This is exactly what it looks like: a game where you look at things, poke them, and then watch what happens. It’s linear, with each small vignette playing out a set narrative and then disappearing. Sometimes the game really worked for me. The dev has a great imagination, and the liminal spaces on display (parking lots, ATMs, fountains) are explored in delightful ways that blend the mechanical with the organic.
One downside is that the environments feel fixed. You can’t look up or down, just rotate the scenery. Your impact on each scene is quite limited; it isn’t always clear whether your clicking is the reason you’ve moved on to the next “stage” of a level or if it’s just timed. I used my laptop’s touchscreen, which was definitely more immersive than just clicking around, but interaction still felt constained at times and the objects weren’t that responsive to touch. The game is missing that tactile feeling you get from similar games like Windosill or Metamorphabet, where you can click, drag, and relocate almost anything onscreen.
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
Jigsaw Frame: Relax
difficult puzzle, can’t pass the level
– Real player with 3.3 hrs in game
not a bad time killer, especially considering the cost
– Real player with 3.2 hrs in game
Self-Checkout Unlimited
First of all SCU made me feel a bit nostalgic–the way your steps sound on different surfaces and in different areas, dim lights of the first part, vast, empty building you can explore–all of that reminded me of one of the old stealth series that I still keep playable on my PC. SCU feels like something completely new and very familiar at the same time. Visuals, music and, especially, sounds create overall atmosphere of the game that is well integrated with its plot.
Game play is also done well-though plot is linear in general, you’re able to choose your own pace and you don’t have to run around the whole area looking for triggers or items you need without any clues.
– Real player with 11.6 hrs in game
You know, all I ever play is Dota2 and visual novels. So, I’d never try Self-Checkout Unlimited if this game weren’t made by my fav devs. They created nice stories and then suddenly changed the genre, I just had to give it a try.
At first, I was deeply convinced it’s not my thing. It was so annoying not to know what to do, where to go. I play games mainly to relax, to enjoy reading in foreign for me English language. But here… Mainly, it’s a walking simulator. There’re some choices tho and you can choose in the settings if the voices gonna have the subtitles. So it WAS kind of reading xD
– Real player with 4.4 hrs in game
100 hidden snails 2
This game is better suited for a child probably 6 to 12 years old (imho) than an adult. The first 50 you find on black/white artwork and all the snails are inside the artwork somewhere. At 50, the artwork colors itself in (and it is truly beautiful) and 51 through 100 can be anywhere on the screen. Took me less than 5 minutes to find the first 50. The second 50 were a bit harder only because I didn’t realize at first they were not “restricted” to the artwork itself like the first 50. I have .9 hours listed as my play time only because I got up several times last night to walk away and give my eyes a rest while I searched for the last piece that was proving elusive. Too easy in my opinion and I won’t be buying any of the other ones offered now.
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
100 Hidden Snails 2 is a very simple hidden object puzzle. Find 100 hidden objects in a large 2D line drawing of a factory. The whole thing might as well be done in a web browser. This one differs from the others in the series by having two stages, after the first 50 snails, the puzzle is redrawn in colour and you must locate the remaining snails (much more difficult due to how much busier the image has become).
There’s just not enough gameplay or enjoyment in this to recommend anyone should pay for something this simple, short, and unengaging. Steam is for video games, not Where’s Waldo books.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
AlienAfterlife
So you die in a hospital while a doctor fiddles with his iPad and ascend into the great unknown. Only things never go that smoothly do they? Alien terrorists who I assume are against the idea of reincarnation decide to suicide bomb your afterlife waiting room before you get shipped off to be reborn.
Now you have to take matters into your own hands and rebuild the device so you can be birthed once again.
Sounds simple enough right?
PROS
- Jeremy Couillard. I am fast becoming a fan of this guy. That’s 2 for 2 now that I have played of his that have just weirded me out, made for some excellent wtf screenshots and have just all round channelled what it is I like about art in general….which to be honest is generally not knowing anything.
– Real player with 2.7 hrs in game
Video (gameplay + commentary):
Review:
I enjoyed Alien Afterlife quite a bit. It’s the kind of experience that I played once, then played again, and now that it’s sat with me, I’ll probably go in and play it a third time.
THAT SAID, I think it’s important to emphasize that just like the game’s description mentions, it’s not for everyone, and I found it useful to go into it thinking of the game as something of an art installation as much as (or more than) a game. For that reason I’m also going to stray away from my opinions of the story since I think given the type of experience it is, that kinda thing should be fully open to a player’s interpretation.
– Real player with 1.8 hrs in game
Dreamtopia
Very “Casual” Game with a little anxiety when passing through traps, the best thing about this game is the scenery 1000% looks very breath taking in the snowy levels. Only down side is probably the amount of repetitive 3x3 puzzles.
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
Apart from the music and the artwork, which I liked a lot, there isn’t much to enjoy. The game is way too easy, way too short and quite boring. It takes about 30 - 40 minutes to finish the game.
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game