Secret Trouble
A totally ordinary, average wizard is having problems with some troublesome magical artifacts. Every night he must watch his study room to stop his tricksy artifacts from doing mayhem. One of those troublesome magical beings is you. And what do you love to do the most? Well juggle with your favourite extremely breakable crystal ball. As a matter of fact, that is the wizard’s favourite crystal ball. Well, to be honest it’s his ONLY crystal ball. So try not to break it while you juggle it. Oh yeah, if the wizard hear your playful activities, you will quickly become not-existant.
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飞跃跳台：冒险！！！ / 1000 Stages : Adventure!!!
This game is fun!
You go right and jump.
The player could use work but it is a good game!
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
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THE SUS
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
Cyberflight
it’s a good game and i’m currently enjoying playing it, needs some enhancement though; however, and over all, it’s a good game for both the price and the game experience. for CyberFlight game developers: it would be nice if you released an update that makes the soundtrack non-stop and plays continuously without interruption even if the game resets after a collision. also, give us the option to change the controllers, to fully stop the car from advancing forward, better breaks, and better and easier physics. thanks.
– Real player with 2.8 hrs in game
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Very simple game, nice game to play if you just want to relax and zone out. Would be nice if the music tracks kept playing until the end rather than resetting each time you crash.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
ARIDA 2: Rise of the Brave
Overcome the challenges of the drought to survive this nineteenth-century Brazilian backlands walking trip.
Cícera continues her journey in this single-player that combines elements of survival and adventure. Gather resources, build utensils, learn tools, and interact with other backlands travelers. Be strong. Have faith and wisdom to explore the aridest regions and discover clues that point the way to a very special settlement.
FEATURES
Ready for the night
The day and night cycle adds greater provisioning needs. When the sunlight is gone, new threats will emerge. And new guides too!
Accompanied on the journey
A lonely trip in the backlands can be very dangerous. Stay tuned for the challenges you meet, maybe you can find someone (or something) who will serve as a companion.
Equipped for adventure
The challenges of the backlands require equipment. Use the machete and hoe for vital actions such as getting water, cutting paths or cutting a cornstalk. But don’t forget to have a handful of stones as blind equipment is of no use!
Recipes to practice
Living in the backlands requires a science of its own. The fauna and flora are unique, so try to learn the recipes available for crafting with the typical items of the region.
Interact to survive
Hunger and thirst can be quite cruel in the backlands in times of drought. Interact with the other characters you met to solve quests and learn new strategies for getting water and food.
Explore to know
Explore the arid regions to learn more about the backlands and find the resources you need to stay upright. A full inventory is always a good thing!
Stories to learn
The backlands is a special place, with unique stories that would only happen there. Venture to find the lost objects and find out more about the backlands legends.
BzzzController
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– Real player with 3.4 hrs in game
Sometimes you have to be creative.
– Real player with 2.2 hrs in game
Ian’s Eyes
Ian’s Eyes is a puzzle, strategy, and stealth game. You start off going to “Blue Norholm Primary School, it is the first day of school. Ian is blind, so it obviously harder for Ian. Ian beginning his school day with his seeing-eye dog names North. There are “cassette tapes” that bring the story to life. They give you chills, and help you understand what is going on.
PROS
The music in the game is incredible. It has a nice creepy “Tim Burton” feel in the beginning, while going quieter during the gameplay giving you an eerie anxious feel. The background sounds of crickets, footsteps and growling really give it an extra eerie feel. While you play the game, you will randomly hear SCREAMING and banging on lockers, loud noises, and much more. It really makes you feel nervous!
– Real player with 43.2 hrs in game
Ian’s Eyes, is a game in which you play a guide dog called North, with your little buddy Ian. A blind 8 year old who starts his first day at a new school, when things conveniently start to go awry. The concept of the game was intriguing enough to want to get my hands on it and with an aggravated sigh at the completion, I was thoroughly disappointed.
Ian’s Eyes had a high start, with it’s Tim Burton style art and quirky music, it felt like a game that was going to take a loved style seen in Don’t Starve and Limbo and mix it with an interesting new game concept. However, my opinion started to sway some what, when I looked at the ‘How-to-play’. It was an extensive look into how to play the game, with a dash of stabbing the corpse over and over again, Overkill. It explained the basic methods of moving and controlling your character, along with every single aspect of the game you could possibly want to know. I felt like I was being told how to breath, it’s as if the developers expected people who had never played a game before to be their audience. Whilst there is the saying “No stone left unturned” that doesn’t necessarily mean you should turn over all the rocks on a pebble beach.
– Real player with 8.8 hrs in game
IsoCubes
FUN some of the puzzles had me scratching my head but I did manage to solve them all. Didn’t take me long to finish the game & I wish there were more puzzles but, That’s because the game was so fun.
– Real player with 3.9 hrs in game
IsoCubes is a very easy isometric puzzle game where you must get the green star cubes in their target positions by using the blue cubes. There are other cube types such as the purple number cube that spawns more green star cubes and a conveyor belt that moves cubes. Completed all the achievements under an hour. Rate 5/10 based on price and length.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
KEEPER- the hunter of insects
Fun game to pass some time. Don’t expect any depth however, but then it’s only 0.99 cents. I have already gotten my moneys worth out of it.
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
Just barely qualifies as a game
Pros:
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The “game” starts
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Did not crash once during playthrough
Cons:
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No options
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No auto-reload (have to move your hand from arrow keys to “R” key every time you want to reload)
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There are only two enemies
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Upgrades cost way too much and the menu is not intuitive
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Steam overlay does not work
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Save locations poorly placed
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Bad weapon variety
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No story line, mission or objective
Overall: I’d recommend AGAINST buying this game, as it should not even be on Steam (Yes it’s that terrible). If anything this game only sets the bar lower for other new games.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
PANORAMICAL
SUMMARY: A musical/visual game where you manipulate various settings to create your own visual/musical combinations. Worth purchasing if you enjoy experiential games, and like unusual musical and video experiences.
Panoramical is best summed up as an audio/visual toy. It’s a kind of spiritual lovechild of screensavers, Proteus, and the Atari C-240.
As you play (with minimal instruction) you enter various settings. In those you have nine factors you can maniuplate - there’s no directions, you have to find what they do. Each factor alters both the musical and the visual landscape - what could be a mysterious black and white swamp, with a few tweaks, becomes a strange mirrored plain with shooting stars flying about. Music could be dissonant, orchestral, whimsical, or something else.
– Real player with 41.1 hrs in game
A Stendhal Syndrome inducing piece of art, that becomes David Kanaga’s most ambitious work to date
I should start this review by saying that after the first 20 minutes I spent with Fernando Ramallo and David Kanaga’s new creation, I feel forced to stop in a state of anxiety while tears of emotion blurred my eyes.
Panoramical puts me in the same state of euphoria that Stendhal felt visiting the Basilica of Santa Croce in Florence for the first time, as he became overwhelmed by the dazzling beauty found in Giotto’s frescoes.
– Real player with 5.9 hrs in game
STAR WARS™: The Force Unleashed™ II
I had to write a new an updated review about this game. I had only played 20 minutes of the game on pc since I never got it to run at over 30 frames per second. That is now something of the past. There is a crack that unlocks the game to be played at 60 fps or over with the steam game. Just look for it on Google!
Since the Humble bundle sale there has been a large amount of bad reviews of this games some people not being able to run it at over 30 or not run it at all. Problems with the cutscenes etc.
– Real player with 13.7 hrs in game
It is fun to unleashed the force: stormtroopers are in air, AT-Ats get fed up with their own rockets and Vader is a nervous Sith Lord. The con of this game is that it doesn’t last long.
This game is high quality. The cinematics are better than the movies, the art style is gorgeous, everyone looks better(except for Juno) your force power are higher and in turn, the havoc you’ll create. The story is simple and there are some very discreet subplots(the biggest one is unlocked in the challenges). Some people have reported bugs, but they have submitted fixes as well. I for one didn’t have a problem with this game. Except for one thing. It was too short. It was like sex with someone really hot, one a day when you’re so full of energy and into it, but for a reason, it’s so short it will strike you like the Death Star.
– Real player with 11.7 hrs in game