Traversing Traveler
A small cute game. I like the art style, fun story.
– Real player with 2.2 hrs in game
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Review:
Cool Game the music is great, graphics are pretty cool and unique had like the n64 3d feel with some really nice character portraits and it has a nice overarching story throughout. My main complaint is the VINE THOUGH the vine is the DEVIL 100% in some areas it will give you the hardest time using it (Getting the back pack in the cave OMG! painful). The side quests really aren’t worth doing either they’re a pain in the butt and you only get like two lines of dialogue for doing them. I liked the jimmy buffet cameo too that was nice. Overall a pretty solid game would have been 100x more enjoyable if the vine worked consistently though a lot of the time he’ll start climbing it then hop off. I did have luck with it in the forest and snow area (Thank god!), but everywhere else it was insanely hit or miss. Also my Navi for whatever reason wouldn’t go to the nearest thing I had to collect usually it would get dead set on going to the furthest or the most difficult to grab so once you got to the most difficult place you would have to back track to find the other pieces if you didn’t get lucky enough finding them on your own. The Potions can also take a toxic amount of time to respawn I know the reason for the slow respawn is so you can’t cheese some of the puzzles, but it really is too looooooong. There’s also some fool in a green robe in the forest standing on a bridge who won’t talk to me and has constructed the most invincible invisible wall that on the tree house bridges not sure what he’s doing there besides being a jerk since he won’t talk to me.
– Real player with 2.0 hrs in game
Neon Dimension
Looks like I get to write the first English review for Neon Dimension, which is a simple asset-flip/mobile tier Arkanoid/Breakout ripoff, only they somehow managed to have even worse graphics. They chose a very lazy retro neon background and instead of bothering with any art for the bricks, they just have numbers.
I never saw such laziness. On top of the lazy art department, the gameplay is really poor quality stuff, not even close to as good as Breakout. But wait, it gets worse, they want a laughable $10 USD for this lazy bundle worsening shovelware. Impossible to recommend.
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
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Awful
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
Aether Field
This game was a very underwhelming and uneventful game, i only bought it for the lol’s but ended up with skipping most of the game and slamming my head against the keyboard.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
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Furcifer’s Fungeon
The underworld has a bad name. But it does not need to be that way! Who said eternal suffering can’t be fun?
Enjoy your time in the purgatory, in FURICFER’S FUNGEON. Instead of endless pain…
Dangererous danger zones mean danger. They look innocent and colorful, but they still hurt. Trust me, I tried.
Outmove cute badguys.
Cause destruction with your unique spells.
Cause even more destruction by combining them!
Dash out of danger.
Dash into danger.
Refresh your dash by finishing enemies.
??? Profit!
WaveTiles
A very good and fun game to play with friends ! It remind me of old ps games that you could play co-op on the same room with friends
– Real player with 19.0 hrs in game
Cartomante – Fortune Teller
A short but fun game set in a fantasy/modern setting where you play a witch who earns her living telling peoples fortunes.
The game has a beautiful art style and does a great job at world building. It has interactive dialog that succeeds at being mysterious, intriguing and often times funny. The game is short but very replayable with various different readings you can get for each person that results in different and often unique outcomes, you can play the same day over and over with different results each time.
– Real player with 5.9 hrs in game
This is a really good game. Short, but incredibly charming, an absolute steal for the price.
The dialogue is extremely well written, and it manages to be funny and thought provoking. If you’re like me, you’ll keep replaying it (and reliving the same day a la “Groundhog Day”) until you get the best (or worst) possible ending for all your clients.
Definitely do not sleep on this one!
– Real player with 2.9 hrs in game
Covenanted
Covenanted is a hand-drawn rogue-like with RPG elements and an original turn-based combat system
A contract with the devil is always a bad idea [/]
The heroine of Covenanted, bound by a contract with the Devil, is on a journey through the magical world. Pursued by the Inquisition and blackmailed by the Devil, she has to balance between light and darkness in order to gain the support of powerful allies and break the endless cycle of rebirth
Combat Alchemy [/]
The journey is full of dangers! As the game progresses, the witch collects recipes for unique potions and gathers ingredients to make her magic even more powerful. Each recipe has its own unique effect
Procedural generation [/]
The global map of Covenanted is generated for each session. The variety of locations, the number of opponents and the available rewards are selected in such a way that each race is different from the previous one
Visual style [/]
We pride ourselves on the visual style of the game. All the main elements were drawn with ink on paper and digitized. The world of Covenanted is growing, our artists are working on new characters and locations
Random events and story quests [/]
We want players to feel the impact of the decisions made in story quests throughout the game. Despite one true ending, the fate of the Covenanted side heroes remains in the hands of the player
Fairy Middle Ages [/]
When creating the world, we were inspired by the worlds of the fantasy genre, world folklore, myths and legends. In Covenanted, elves and werewolves live in the same world with the characters of the Brothers Grimm fairy tales and ancient myths
Angkor: Runefall
+1 Match 3
– Real player with 1.8 hrs in game
In this video I take a look at Angkor: Runefall, a nice new match three from HH-Games and Ironcode.
This is a refreshing change, it has it’s own look and way of doing thing from most of the HH-Games match threes. It still keeps all of the flare but looks different and has some unique perks. I enjoyed it and think it’s worth a look for a match 3 change.
Watch the video to see what the game is like…
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– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
Elwick
An Elemental Experience
Connect opposing elements to clear them from the board. Place elemental energy as it falls into your board to clear elemental gems. Once you clear all the gems, you win!
Competition
Play 1v1 local multiplayer or versus a computer opponent to see who can clear their board first. Use unique spells from your chosen character to gain an advantage.
Academy Secrets
The Elwick Mage Academy holds many secrets. Discover intriguing stories and unlock new characters in the single-player campaign through a variety of challenges.
Multiple Modes
Modes include Versus (local 1v1), Puzzle, Endless, and the Story Campaign.
Nine Parchments
achievements
great pick for achievement-hunters. achievements are interesting, without any unfairness. most of them require using magic attacks in some way (deal XXX damage, attack XXX enemies at once, use beam for XXX seconds, etc), which require either picking a right character, leveling-up in some unorthodox way, or finding a right enemy-spawner. sweet, fine and engaging
– Real player with 76.4 hrs in game
Chasing after nine parchments: chaotic but fun
Brief Overview
Nine Parchments is a magical twin-stick shooter which can be played alone or in up to four-person co-op. The game is set in the same universe as the Trine puzzle platformer series and shares the same vibrant surroundings and enchanting atmosphere. Nine Parchments is, however, very different from Trine.
– Real player with 50.0 hrs in game