Space Boat
XTHRUST
An excellent example of “easy to learn, difficult to master” gameplay.
You pilot a rocket-powered drone using only two buttons - one for each engine. The challenge comes from alternating, combining and timing the use of these engines to skilfully navigate through the various single player and multiplayer tracks competing for the best time.
The current amount of single player content isn’t spectacular, with only 4 tutorial levels and 6 other levels. However each level offers a bonus objective that can be challenging and adds to replayability.
– Real player with 10.7 hrs in game
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TL; DR: A game with easy to learn but very difficult to master controls is bogged down with a dead multiplayer, a grindy XP and coin collecting system, and a very minimal amount of effort in singleplayer content (a grand total of 15 levels you will get nowhere near the top time on, some you won’t even be able to complete the extra “achievement challenge”, because they, too require a ton of grinding). There’s also microtransactions for coins but with a dead multiplayer I don’t really see the point of purchasing them.
– Real player with 8.8 hrs in game
SD GUNDAM G GENERATION CROSS RAYS
This is a game whose enjoyment comes with several caveats: Do you like gundam (or other giant robot shows)? Do you enjoy oldschool turn based strategy? Can you overlook some rough bits of rough presentation for an otherwise pretty enough experience?
This is a very niche game for fans of the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise. I say that, but it’s geared more towards those who have watched the more modern shows (and shows that the west have more experience with). No Universal Century (barring one special machine); this focuses on Gundam’s Wing, SEED, 00, and Iron Blooded Orphans. Your enjoyment of this game is tired very closely to how much you enjoyed those series.
– Real player with 491.0 hrs in game
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Super Deformed Gundam
SD Gundam G Generation is a series of strategy-RPG games that focus on the Gundam. Developed by TOM CREATE and Released by Bandai. It’s long time series since late 90s and still continue to this day. However SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays is special than other because it’s the first in this series that is officially localized outside of Japan and got released worldwide in major platform.
The game is actually very popular much like Super Robot Wars counterpart in Japan, as it’s only game that allow wide customization and ability to use many Gundam in the way beyond imagine. Countless of animations and copious eye candy fanservices, each mobile suit can have unique animations for themselves for each moveset, animation for dodging, animation for making entrance and exit and much more. The story that catches on the glimpse of beauty presented in the series are what make the them great despite the subjective Super Deformed fashion and somewhat straightforward gameplay.
– Real player with 444.3 hrs in game
FiberTales: DummyKart
Very cute game! I like the campaign approach of the game, going through the story in the form of levels was pretty fun!
There was that one level in the campaign that I really really enjoyed and caught me off guard, not gonna spoil what was it, but you’ll know which one I’m referring to when you get to it!
I think the price is about right for the amount of content the game has right now; crossing fingers the rest of the story will be released in a future update.
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
Nice game, enjoyed it a lot.
The colors are amazing and the overall feeling of the game is pretty nice.
Didn’t manage to finish the game yet, cause the bots keep shooting me with rockets, guess I’m the noob here ¯_(ツ)_/¯
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
URUZ “Return of The Er Kishi”
I just finished the game after 5.6 hours of playtime. I must say that this game consist of great pixel art and amazing soundtrack. Other than those, game is needed to be improved at some points such as sound effects, combat mechanics and level design. Sound effects and fight mechanics should include more feeling, otherwise its empty. I do not want to compare with Dead Cells but when you fight you feel you fight, you feel you did combo or etc. Combat systematics are quite nice and simple, developer did not want to make it more complicated and way more nonsense. It is as it’s supposed to be. Quest systematic can be enhanced by adding more useful map and in-game indicators. And lastly, user interface can be made more polished and solid like Minecraft’s. I loved the way game operate the Turkish mythology. Also, this game is the only one of its kind if we consider the story and origin. Thank you for your effort. I enjoyed while playing. Waiting for your future projects.
– Real player with 5.6 hrs in game
Hikaye konusunda: Gayet güzel düşünülmüş, Türk mitolojisiyle alakalı olması ise ayrı bir heyecan verici olmasına rağmen oyunun ortasında biraz tekdüze olmuş aynı şeyi tekrar tekrar yapıyoruz, hikaye de bu nedenle biraz kopuk geliyor. Başlangıç ve bitiş ise harika.
Müzikler: Çok bir şey demeye gerek yok, oyuna çok iyi uyuyor ve gerçekten güzel yapılmış.
Oynanış: 0, direkt ve net olarak 0, her 3 saniyede bir görebileceğiniz savaş animasyonuna takılıp uçan karakterler mi dersiniz, görevlerin buga girip otağlara girip çıkmadan kabul edilmemesi mi dersiniz, canınız ne ara gidiyor, siz karşıdakine vurdunuz mu vurmadınız mı belli değil, zaten karakteri kontrol etmesi çok zor iken düşmanların bu kadar fazla vurması da sürekli can basma spamlemenize neden oluyor, yaylar başlı başına bi saçmalık, hasar vurmuyor, kontrol efektleri dışında kullanmaya değmiyor, ama en azından düşmanlar güzel yapılmış, sürekli aynı şeyle savaşıp bıkmıyorsunuz.
– Real player with 5.3 hrs in game
Shattered Gardens
Without a doubt, this is THE WORST GAME I HAVE EVER PLAYED ON STEAM TO DATE!! (900 Steam reviews)
I am sure this developer, if you’d call him that, is super PROUD to have developed the absolute WORST game of 900+ games I’ve reviewed to date. I’m sure his mommy and daddy are super proud too, what a great way to spend their $100 for the Steam fee!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqBR4Et-f0M&t=85s
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This game HAS to be a “joke”. But even then, this “joke” of a game is so damn BAD that it’s not even funny. This game as a “joke” is about as funny as telling racist jokes at a black mans funeral.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Awakening The Light
Waking up in a room full of light, NoName #1892 is thrust into fighting countless monsters to stay alive without any memory of who he is or why this is happening to him. All he knows is that he has to keep moving forward. He has to keep fighting so that maybe, just maybe, he’ll find answers to his questions and find rest in a place that he can call home.
With a classic top-down style 2D game and a slight twist on the traditional RPG, Awakening the Light takes the familiar dungeon crawler and emphasizes the power of choice for the player to progress through the game. Fighting enemies and even bosses are now optional. However, don’t be fooled into thinking that it will be a breeze if you choose to take the shorter route!
Brytag Studio
This game is very good for movie makers, and there are so many possibilities
– Real player with 2.5 hrs in game
Very fun and creative game, I would definitely recommend playing this!
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game
Muslim 3D
Welcome to Muslim 3D - an educational video game which takes you on an interactive tour through Islamic sites, history and rituals.
During Early Access there will be 3 major release phases:
Phase 1: Freeplay Mode
Muslim 3D will initially launch as a simulation game, your journey begins in a virtual Makkah. Explore important locations such as the Grand Mosque (inner area), the Tent City of Mina, the Jamaraat Bridge, the Plain of Arafat, Muzdalifa or Ghar Hira'.
The House of Knowledge is a fictional place which harbors the Virtual Museum, a place to discover objects of artistic, cultural or historical importance, such as the presumably oldest version of the Noble Quran. The Virtual Library is a place where everything you learn and discover is preserved in the form of interactive manuscripts.
In Phase 1 Chronicles will be introduced which take you on a journey back in time to become an eye witness of significant historical events, such as the miraclious emergence of the Zam Zam well, or the construction of the Kaaba by Prophet Abraham and his son, peace be upon them.
Additional content (locations, objects and chronicles) will be added on a regular basis.
Expected Release Date: September 2021
Phase 2: Story Mode
In Release Phase 2 Muslim 3D essentially becomes a Role-Playing Game! You will be able to customize your personal character and enter the world of Muslim 3D living your very own exciting adventure.
You begin your journey as an Apprentice. Engaging quests will allow you to gather experience, increase your knowledge, discover new locations and objects and interact with other interesting characters in Muslim 3D.
Expected Release Date: Q1 2022
Phase 3: Online Mode
Everything can be more beautiful when experiencing it with others, so in Phase 3 we are planning to add online features which will allow you to meet others in the virtual world of Muslim 3D. Go on a Virtual Hajj together, pray with others in the Holy Mosque or meet at an exclusive online event, such as a live lecture given by prominent scholars and spiritual leaders.
Who is behind Muslim 3D?
Bigitec Studio is a young, aspiring startup, a team of open-minded & passionate game designers and industry professionals. Founder and Creative Director is Bilal Chbib, a Muslim who was born and raised in Germany. To ensure that our content is based on well-researched and authentic knowledge, we have a team of scholars and historians who are involved in the production of Muslim 3D. Visit our website to learn more!
Why did you create Muslim 3D?
There are hardly any products with decent quality that would portray our faith accurately. If you found Muslims in games at all, there’s a good chance they were holding an AK-47 rifle and needed to be gunned down. This only strengthened my wish to work on something that enable people to relate to our rich Islamic history, and to use this wonderful, strong medium - video games - to unearth the vast knowledge unfortunately not taught at schools or in mass media, such as how Muslim scientists have contributed to our world, or why we have certain rituals and where they come from. Muslim 3D can also be an accessible tool for Non-Muslims to learn about Islam and may even help tear down walls of fear built over the past decades." (Bilal Chbib, Founder & Creative Director)
I’d like to support you - how?
We have been working tirelessly for quite some time now and as you probably know - game development is a challenging and expensive undertaking. To support the continuous development we came up with some ideas and launched a pre-order campaign. Read more on our website.
Ah yes - of course a great way to support Muslim 3D is to add it your Steam Wishlist and to spread the word by sharing the Muslim 3D Website with your friends!
Join us on this breathtaking adventure and bear with us! Our goal is to design Muslim 3D to become a tranquil, enjoyable and inspiring place to be - like a virtual vacation for your soul. Feel free to get in touch for feedback and suggestions!
Blood of the Alchemists
Fantastic indie rpg. The story is entertaining and the attention to detail is impressive.
– Real player with 16.4 hrs in game