Dark Moon
EMBRACE THE DARKNESS
Dark Moon is a survival strategy game where time is working against you. With the Moon’s electronics down it is up to you to traverse the lunar soil and try to make contact with Earth while managing your crew and resources. You will never know what you will encounter along your way, thus be prepared to make crucial decisions and live with the consequences. Whatever you do - don’t go into the light!
As a member of the Engineering Council sent by Moon Shell, your task was to oversee the construction of a newly developed mining system on the Moon. The simple objective changed dramatically when a massive solar storm hit the Earth, destroying all electronics in its wake. Soon after, you witness the Sun’s scorching heat as the Moon’s main communication relay falls into the light. You are alone, and now everything within the Sun’s reach is gone within seconds. The light is your enemy and the darkness is your salvation.
SOLAR PRESSURE
The Sun is destroying everything it touches, you must avoid its radiance. The Mechaplex - a giant, general-purpose engineering vehicle will stand as your base of operations. It will also serve as your getaway vehicle, thus plan your actions accordingly and escape the tireless enemy. You must constantly move forward.
NON-LINEAR SURVIVAL
A different experience with each playthrough as each location and event may bring unpredictable results. Scan the terrain and obstacles with your drones to prepare for what lies ahead. Embrace or beware of other survivors who will want to join your convoy. Gather minerals and use their properties to increase your chances of survival.
MANAGE YOUR MOBILE BASE
The Mechaplex is your means of survival; build new buildings on top of it, research new technologies, enhance your crew’s abilities, and traverse the lunar plains. Develop new mechanical prototypes that will enhance your mineral gathering or focus on enhancing your convoy’s movement speed to elude the Sun’s deadly grasp. You can’t stay in one place for too long.
IMPACTFUL DECISIONS
You are not the only one who is seeking a way out of this disaster. New crew members, some even pilots such as yourself, can join and bring you valuable abilities and new building platforms, but you have to feed and shelter them. Will you help the unfortunate? Or will you look out for yourself and not risk being betrayed? What kind of person are you?
CREW RELATIONSHIPS
Keep in mind that your crew will react to your decisions. Some members will dislike joining with someone from a rival country while others will embrace him. Decide to throw out a popular member and you may risk a revolt, which may have dire consequences for everyone.
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Rick Rack
Clever game, great sound track…. but man…so many idiot drivers.
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
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Don’t let the simplicity fool you about this game. It’s actually a really fun game where you control all the cars in a time loop so you have to drive your car’s path to it’s destination smartly so the cars don’t collide. Great concept and soundtrack! This game is very enjoyable and worth you time.
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
DARKROOM
DARKROOM is a mystic novel. You wake up in complete darkness and you don’t know where you are or how you got there. Yet, there is someone else in this dark room.
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Atmospheric visual novel with elements of horror.
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Try to find clues in your memories.
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Find out who is here in the dark room with you and how they got here.
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Answers which at first sight seem obvious may lead you away from the truth.
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Great pixel art graphics.
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Galactic Missile Defense
Fantastic nice game i really like it. it gives a very great arcade game experience but mopdern version from the very old classic arcade game Missile defense. I give this a very huge hit for the PC i hope there will be updates and more addons/expansions to be added to this game.
– Real player with 31.4 hrs in game
I tried this and then wandered away to play other games for a few months. Coming back to it now, I realise it is actually pretty solid. It will take a long time to upgrade everything for the achievements and I can understand why people don’t put the time in but I am really enjoying this.
Some of the weapons are a real hoot. Basically, I am finding so far that the best strategy to build up plasma, which you use to buy the better stuff, is to buy 9 ammo refills and 9 base repair kits, which are both cheap and use your secondary currency, the cogs along with one upgrade for a base for the lightning gun then keep using the ammo refills on that base.
– Real player with 23.2 hrs in game
InnerCube
“Think, roll, match”
This game is brilliant as easy it is. 6 sided colored cube must find its way through a maze. No problem you think. But there are colored fields which must match with the same colored side of the cube. That’s the whole story. It makes you crazy when you cube is not in the right position. 105 action packed levels which can be theoretical solved in a minimum amount of moves (perfect). There are chapters A-G but I guess at least on chapter B you cannot solve any level quite easy perfect. So much trial and error. Or you are a genius that can flip and count the moves in your mind …
– Real player with 7.2 hrs in game
i love how simple and challenging it is. Buy it while its on sale its a really good way to pass time. if you’re a gamer like me who owns just about all the great games and still has nothing to play. Buy this game!! play this game!!!
– Real player with 2.3 hrs in game
The Game We All Have To Play
Written for 1561’s Thoughts - Honest reviews, for busy people.
The Game We All Have To Play is worth some time. The premise of the game revolves around rhyme. If you make it through once you can say you’ve won, but it’s up to you if you think you’re done. 6/10
https://onefivesixone.com/reviews/the-game-we-all-have-to-play-2020-review/
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
DARKROOM 2
DARKROOM: Ray of Light is a sequel of DARKROOM. You managed to figure out where you are, and now you have to find out what to do next.
Do you want to know the end of Timmy’s story?
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Atmospheric visual novel with elements of horror.
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Comparing to DARKROOM, this game has more demons, and they are stronger.
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The surrounding world has become bigger.
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Please study the Darkroom game first.
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Great pixel art graphics.
Ziggurat 2
No joke– Ziggurat 2 is the best rouge-like I ever played. I’m not even exaggerating.
The virtual tonnes of progression, replay value, high skill ceiling and item-perk combos make this an absolute no-brainer. For the price tag of £20 the sheer amount of content you get is absolutely unreal. 11 heroes each with their own abilities, 60 weapons– all that can be mastered to individually upgrade, 24 amulets– adding second special abilities to any of your heroes, 219 perks that each have the ability to drastically change your character’s dynamics throughout runs– with most being able to be upgraded in tiers (1, 2, 3) as you level up in a run. All in a procedurally generated package that not only looks and sounds great, but actually feels polished– all gorgeously modelled, textured and animated to style. And the soundtrack, oh boy is it beautiful, especially ‘Pure Evil’. Actual undeniable goosebump-fest when going toe-to-toe with overwhelming hordes with its bowed strings, war-drums and Latin chants. Heavy season 1 Shingeki No Kyojin / Witcher Saga vibes soundtrack wise and I absolutely salute you Antti Martikainen.
– Real player with 47.8 hrs in game
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Better graphics than its predecessor
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Unlocking new stuff is fun (but it takes quite a while to get there - playing on Master difficulty at least)
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A gun that shoots shurikens and lightning
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Gameplay is fast and smooth…
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… but shallow, most rooms is simply strafing backwards while dodging projectiles. Bosses only require you to keep a safe distance.
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Rooms are often too cramped to move around in. Then there are a lot empty rooms that add nothing to the game other than a connection to the next rooms.
– Real player with 44.6 hrs in game
DepowerBall
DepowerBall is a competitive party platformer where the fate of every matchup is influenced by fast-paced gameplay and tactical decision-making.
Every match, each player starts with the same set of powers to try and accomplish their task of pleasing the Dragon Queen by feeding her delicious treats! When a player wins a round, he or she will earn the Queen’s favour, but will earn the wrath of the other players as they vote to take away one of the winner’s powers! Get ready to screw with your friends as you take away the powers they hold most dear and hilariously watch how they deal with the consequences!
In the world of Depowerball, you will need to adapt to the changing conditions, or get left behind as the other players take advantage of your weakened state!
Welcome to the pit.
KEY FEATURES
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Local Multiplayer Action for 2-4 players (or online with Remote Play Together)
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Balanced Gameplay - where winning a round means losing one of your powers, ensuring a competitive atmosphere
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Twitch Integration - Connect the game to your Twitch stream and get your audience to influence the outcome of your games!
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Six levels with ridiculous hazards
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Three different game modes to keep things fresh (DepowerBall, Capture The Treat, and T.A.G.)
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Eight adorable characters to choose from
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Dress your characters up with unlockable accessories to showcase your own personality!
Round Rooms
Nice game. You memorize objects. Then answer questions. My memory is good.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
Its really good .
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game