Uncraft World
After seeing Rooster Teeth do a video on this, I bought the first two Uncraft Me! games on the Xbox 360 a couple years ago and found them addictive, despite (or because of) the challenge and the “reward” (wink wink) at the end of each level. So, you could imagine my happiness when I found this game had finally been ported to Steam.
I have found that the game plays easier when using a game controller, like that for the Xbox One. I would not recommend using a keyboard to play this game, or you will find yourself having a much harder time controlling your character, thus causing you to die multiple times, and not beat the level until 20-30 minutes later.
– Real player with 16.8 hrs in game
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UPDATE: In 2019 I tried to play the game again and saw I was missing 1 skin. Went to the forums to learn where it is unlocked and instead learned that the developers of this game have given up on development. Not in so many words, but that is the long and short of it. So it’s going to be in early access forever.
DO NOT BUY THE GAME.
Ok so after “finishing” the last 2 levels I’m happy to say that I would not recommend this game anymore.
– Real player with 16.2 hrs in game
Okinawa Rush
Yeah, sure, whatever.
Patch 1.3 Please, pick it up on patch 3.1, however right now it’s a great game to gift to someone you wanna piss off;)
1. When building your dojo Items will disappear, only to never again reappear. This will also happen outside of the dojo building BS like when running thru level’s.
2. Requesting special items from the vendor, forget about it those get stuck somewhere between Okinawa & the North Pole.
3. Sometimes you jump thru walls like about 9&3/4 of the time, which would be great if this was a Harry Potter game, however not trying to get to Hogwarts here.
– Real player with 61.5 hrs in game
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If you like Metal Slug & Martial Arts this game is a ton of fun, beautiful and varied levels, awesome music, cheesy voice acting and impactful combat that lets you do piledrivers on samurai into announcer tables and giant swings on ogres, as well as use your accumulated score to buy alternate colors from the shop, decorations for your dojo shelf and stat boosting amulets.
Tons of difficulty range for both accessibility (it uses a traditional belt system, going from white belt to black belt, then 1-8th dan, then Grandmaster and one special difficulty beyond that) and replayability through the higher difficulties that add more and more enemies. as well as 3 endings for all 3 characters, two brothers who are quite similar but have different key moves, and one girl who has a cool kung fu moveset that’s entirely different from the other two (you can do wing chun chain punch in this game).
– Real player with 15.8 hrs in game
Asterix & Obelix XXL 3 - The Crystal Menhir
It’s a very good and fun game for coop for two kids or a parent and a kid. Even though the coop experience is diminished by poorly thought way of handling camera when the two heroes are far apart .
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- great graphics,
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- great sound ,
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- great level design , alternating between quests, puzzles , fights
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- good dialogues ,
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- good story,
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- dogmatix is adorable and fierce!! ,
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- fun fights with many options
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- Fakeusnewus , Econimicrasious and other funny characters
– Real player with 203.4 hrs in game
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I have been a huge fan of Asterix since my childhood. Played XXL 1 many many times and 2 sporadically and loved them very much.
This game is a disgrace to Asterix (XXL). The developers didn’t attempt to make a 3D game like the other two games have been and made some random “mobile top down” game for the quick cash grab. The menu interface is even ripped off straight out of the XXL 2 remaster. No effort put into it in any way.
The game looks nice, going for the collectibles is very fun and bringing back a specific Roman from the very first Asterix comic (and animated movie) is a great touch. I think that is about all covering the positives of this game.
– Real player with 26.2 hrs in game
Rangok Skies
Introduction
Making a decision on whether to recommend this game or not has been a long back and forth for me. I had a good amount of fun with the game but with the issues I have with the game, I just can not recommend it.
Version notice
This game has been updated to a newer version since the review. While I still do not recommend the game, some statements here may be out of date. I have checked v1.01 but I’m not going to update this review anytime soon.
Art
This game’s release was preceeded by plagiarism claims regarding the game’s used sprites and art: https://twitter.com/KiwiSTG/status/1304355499312214016
– Real player with 39.9 hrs in game
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1)Story/Concept :
| Single Player + Local Co-op | Arcade | Shooter |
| Shoot’Em Up (Shmup) | Bullet Hell | Action |
Rangok Skies is a pure vertically scrolling Shoot’Em Up (Shmup), inspired by some classics of this genre.It features a campaign that can be played either solo or in local-coop with a friend.The game starts with a small intro explaining us the story behind the game.
– Real player with 31.0 hrs in game
Colossus Down
Colossus Down is a pretty fun beat ‘em up with interesting mechanics, such as the abilities you can unlock, going into a shoot ‘em up for one of the levels, solving several puzzles, or making karmic decisions. There were however, some things that were not all that fun, such as a couple of bosses, along with the karmic decisions not impacting the game as much as I would have liked it to. Still, even with those gripes, I still enjoyed the game, and I would still recommend it.
– Real player with 26.6 hrs in game
Kid goes into a temper tantrum, mounts a mecha and kills the president of the United States.
AND THAT’S JUST THE FIRST LEVEL
I’ll be updating the review as I play, but for the moment, is this a good game? - Yes. It’s an absolutely ridiculous odyssey bursting with personality and a pretty damn good beat’em up.
(Playing Agatha Knife and MechaNika beforehand is recommended)
– Real player with 18.9 hrs in game
Genokids
Genokids is a fast paced hack&slash game where a band of musicians of the same name have to defeat an alien invasion.
Unlock powerful abilities to boost your ass kicking experience!
A bizarre music band named Genokids is rocking one of their best concerts to date when The Infinite Empire of Zenodia decides to invade Earth and assimilate mankind, landing right on top of the band and ruining both their concert and mood.
Blast your way through the invading forces as the most violent band in human history!
Arm yourself with the power of MOTIVATION and unleash devastating techniques to decimate your opponents!
Go beyond your limits and enter HYPER MODE!
Your crazy FANS will follow you to the ends of the world, sign them an autograph and they will become powerful allies!
MOTIVATION IS MANKIND’S GREATEST WEAPON!
Help
Even doe i have multiple hundred hours in this game. I have no idea what it is. I just idle it XD
– Real player with 1455.2 hrs in game
bought the game yesterday seemed very erie and atmospheric got stuck on the radio eventually managed to get it working but dont know how. I liked the game but no matter what code i put in the door it wouldnt work.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
Kitaria Fables
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Approximate amount of time to 100%: 30h
Estimated achievement difficulty: 2/10
Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
Is there a good guide available: I wrote a guide about all kinds of game info which you can find here and an achievement guide that you can find here
– Real player with 33.7 hrs in game
Overview
This game does the bare minimum of everything it claims to have. Some things in the games ‘About’ are rather disingenuous to this as well; this is the inspiration in creating an extensive and spoiler-free review. The combat, farming, quests, dialog and environments are the same exact cliches as every other game of this type. Everything felt uninspired and dry. All in all this had a feeling of being an early access game where all major mechanics were present but had yet to be fleshed out. Many games fall into this category, and a lot of them make up for it by being charming or unique in some niche- this game does not.
– Real player with 31.8 hrs in game
Stardust Galaxy Warriors: Stellar Climax
I’ve had half of an eye on Stardust Galaxy Warriors since it hit Steam Greenlight. I bought it, and my impression of it then was that it was an alright introduction to shmups. I’d hoped to get some of my friends into shmups by playing this with them, but due to my IRL friends being non-gamers, this didn’t pan out. I’ve attempted to get myself through some of the achievements every now and then, so I’ve put an hour into this game “here and there,” and then I put the game down again because I wanted to play something else - I must admit that this game was not made for someone like me. Yet somehow, I keep finding myself playing this game alone, and every time I pick it up I am not disappointed. This game has, so far, been the highlight of my quest through my backlog.
– Real player with 36.5 hrs in game
To start off, I highly recommend anyone that enjoys side scrolling shooters to purchase this game, it is a must have. Feel free to keep reading if you want to know my reason.
I’m not a hardcore fan of shoot-em-ups, I didn’t even know what the word “shump” meant until today, but what I do know is that this game is really fun.
The game is very easy to pick up and play, the controls and mechanics are simple and none of that convoluted stuff, which I feel is a great thing. I don’t want to spend an hour learning about wierd game mechanics when all I want to do is just destroy enemies.
– Real player with 21.4 hrs in game
TeamPlay
TeamPlay is a game in which you can achieve maximum team chemistry. The gameplay is based on a team sports game - volleyball, which takes place on a tropical island.
Play with friends against each other on the same device or create a team to play cross-network matches. Enjoy cross-platform play between Android, iOS and PC. The number of players in a match is limited only by the number of input devices. Your team can consist not only of living people, but also of trained artificial intelligence.
Main features
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Ability to play multiple players on one computer using a keyboard and multiple gamepads.
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Ability to play on a smartphone.
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Teaching artificial intelligence for general play.