Medieval Remembrance
You have been tasked by the Pope to crusade against pagans in Old Prussia. As a Knight of the Teutonic Order your goal is to bring Christendom to the region and destroy the Romuva religion entirely. Build fortresses, slay herds of zombies that have risen from the dead. Destroy Romuva priests and altars. Most of all, do this while playing with friends.
Features:
–Hack and slash game featuring a survival mode and horde mode.
–Multiplayer, local coop, and single-player support.
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The Dark: Survival RPG
Nice little game. Can’t beat it for the price. Kind of a bit of skyrim feel to it. Support is awesome. Found a couple of bugs and spoke directly to the dev through discord and it was fixed within about 8 hours. I can’t wait to see what becomes of this little gem.
– Real player with 26.2 hrs in game
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This Game Is A lot of fun, now yes it does still need work however what early access game doesn’t? I have paid much more than what this dev is asking for half the fun which tells me he cares more about his/her game than making a quick few dollars and those are the indie games i love and adore. Can’t wait to dive deeper into it as it’s going to make a fun lets play :) One thing that I really hope gets fixed is the UI It is so teeny tiny that even on my computer monitor i have to lean in to read what it says and the images are so tiny you can’t make them out. I am sure this will be corrected as i did see in tattmans video that it was much bigger yesterday :) Keep having fun creating this game dev and it’s going to grow into something epic, you have an AMAZING start! The music and lighting made it immersive however i would maybe make night time a little later lol it went from bright to dark however it did make for me to get on the edge of my chair to ensure nothing was coming to get me lol I really enjoyed it and will be playing a lot more. (once i can see the UI, lol) :)
– Real player with 3.5 hrs in game
Immortal Space God
#### After an unwinnable war, survive against all odds.
Immortal Space God is a space combat simulator with survival crafting elements.
You regain consciousness in a hangar. Damaged and abandoned, barely capable of building and launching fighter drones. This is all you need to repair your ship, find a proper base of operations and claw your way back from the brink.
What will you - the player - be doing?
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Engage in ship to ship combat using fighter drones - if they die, just build some more.
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Gain schematics and resources to build new craft and upgrades.
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Customize your ship(s).
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Repair and build up bases of operations.
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Explore an open world, filled with hostile craft, platforms and various locations.
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Gain wingmen to take on bigger threats and challenges.
For Void Destroyer 2 players - what’s different?
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Greater focus on combat - smaller scale fights, but more detailed including destroyable subcomponents.
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Simplified controls and flight mechanics.
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Greater ship customizations - including changing weapon loadouts.
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No economy, build using ore and components.
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Destroying ships yields crafting material, ship and upgrade schematics.
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Less story and more player progression freedom - at the cost of challenging combat.
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P.U.R.G.A.T.O.R.Y
Lucifer Awaits, Chump!
Pros:
Highly addictive and I found myself lost in time a bit the 2nd time I was playing it.
The Notes can be super hilarious (If you have a dark sense of humor)
Mod support to add your own characters (added few Horror Villains)
Sprite animations are excellent
Cons:
Wish it had more color
While the background music sounds a bit creepy it can be a bit dull in long play sessions
Repetitive sins (mod support option sorta fixed that for me however)
Bugs:
The game soft locked 2 times when i exited in full screen mode.
– Real player with 8.2 hrs in game
A great little game that allows you to hand out judgement on souls! once you work out what you are supposed to be doing but that’s part of the fun.
The game runs well and has a very dark sense of humour, with some LOL comments in the victims bio’s, a lot of thought has obviously gone into this game.
The game uses very little PC resources and I found myself jumping in and out to judge the damned….. I mean souls during coffee breaks, much better than minesweeper!
Overall, at such a low price it is worth having a look at, be careful though, you may get slightly addicted!
– Real player with 6.9 hrs in game
Death Walk
The world has changed …
welcome in 2030, humans revolted against governments after a global pandemic. we survive between the infested and the new society. surviving is what matters. other things can matter.
the survivor in you…
you are free to go where you want when you want the city is yours or almost …
Death Walk, mix of sandbox and RPG. no one is holding your hand. the explorable open from the start. no tutorial, no benchmark for the missions.
missions are not compulsory, but can help you during your survival
a story in the sandbox? yes there is a background story free for you to discover.
Survival in death walk: eat and drink without the basis of survival, at night and cold. but day and night the danger lurks.
Will you be a true survivor soon you’ll be squeezing it…
Main Features
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An Open World
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A story embedded in the sandbox
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Full compatible with xbox controller and keyboard + mouse
Creeping Darkness
Is it worth 5$? Depends on who’s paying and who’s playing. Can it be WORTH 5$? I’d like to think so. Batteries, Painkillers, and Decisive Doors closing can really make it feel impossible to beat. I wish we had a little more guidance on where to go and potentially what to do even though you can kinda figure this out through trial and error.
Also, I made a video if you’re interested. (https://youtu.be/zBn5Wv3Blrc) .
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
Tale of an Apocalypse
i like the game , so much fun in that game.
– Real player with 30.8 hrs in game
There wasn’t any reviews of this when I bought it so was a stab in the dark. What drew me in was the setting. I love the idea of a world where you can explore portals to other maps as if your some sort of researcher collecting samples. Sounds a lot like the movie Annihilation and maybe a bit the Russian movie Stalker.
What concerns me is that the project doesn’t sell and gets abandoned. My hope is that I get enough entertainment out of it that I get my money’s worth either way. I have played a bit and like what I see though. The atmosphere is very gloomy and moody. You’ll hear some weird sounds out in the wild too. So far, I’m enjoying this and look forward to seeing how this shapes up. Will dive in further and update this review as needed.
– Real player with 10.3 hrs in game
The Ground Division
You are alone.
As the threshold passes by, the cryptic broadcasts finally stop. But maybe they were trying to help you, did you ever think of that?
Espiocracy
Disclaimer: Trailer & screenshots are early work in progress
GRAND ESPIONAGE STRATEGY
Choose one of 102 countries and guide character-driven national intelligence agency through rough seas of the Cold War. From Soviet KGB and American CIA, up to Israeli Mossad and British MI6, expect different approaches to grand strategy gameplay.
INNOVATIVE MECHANICS
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Espionage finally made as it should be
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Precise modelling of views & ideologies
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Direct links between causes and effects
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System of geopolitically active actors
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Emergent multipolar simulation
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Operation plans, campaigns, and opportunities
MEANINGFUL DECISIONS
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Prioritize grand scale and leave micro to your operatives
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Establish contacts, threaten, exploit, and trade
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Manipulate public opinion, support and establish political factions
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Launch coups and proxy wars, falsify casus belli
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Hunt spies and terrorists, protect internal stability
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Form alliances, prepare all-out attacks, break rules
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Advise country leader on critical decisions such as military interventions
DANGEROUS TIDES OF HISTORY
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Nuclear race: first atom bombs, thermonuclear revolution, mutually assured destruction
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Huge progress in technology, simulated in the game with Kuhn’s paradigm shifts
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After-war poverty, civil wars, controversial past
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Configurable balance between alternate history and determinism
Lucifer Within Us
Normally I operate a £1/hr to determine if a game is worth playing, and I’ll admit that I was worried about “Lucifer Within Us” when many were seeing short play times in the demo. However, I had enjoyed the demo so much that I gave it a chance knowing that it was very doubtful the game would be very long.
Having completely finished the game with all achievements, I feel the game was worth it.
The story is very well written and pulls you in with the voice acting adding that touch of atmosphere to convey the character emotions perfectly, particularly during confessions. My personal favourite was the second investigation where, despite having worked out what was going on, I was still shocked by the outcome and confession. The little touches with the voice acting delivery and graphic choices were key to creating that atmosphere. Well done!
– Real player with 5.5 hrs in game
I’ll start with the good things. This game has an interesting style and setting. The color pallet doesn’t hurt the eye and the graphics are passable if you don’t scroll too close. A strange mix of high-tech and theology would make an interesting setting for a bigger game. The mysteries themselves are pretty good and may take some time to solve on the first playthrough.
But the problem is, you will only play it once. Now, to the bad stuff.
1. The game doesn’t allow you to lose. You can’t accuse the wrong person, you can’t frustrate the suspects to the point of angry unresponsiveness. In fact, you are encouraged to do so, based on achievements. The absence of failure allows you to just play dumb and spam every possible combination of clues and statements until it clicks, making the whole detective part meaningless. Even when performing the exorcism, you are safe. Wrong daemon name? Well, just try another one!
– Real player with 5.4 hrs in game