Pecaminosa - A Pixel Noir Game
Do you get value out of the price you pay? Yes and catching it in during a sale is a no brainer to add to your collection. There aren’t many noire themed games after all.
The presentation and the vision for this game is up there. As a backer for this game, I feel satisfied with what the team delivered. You can feel the effort and passion that this small indie team poured into this project.
- Visuals are really good, except for the character portraits present in the dialogue boxes as those could have been touched on a little bit more.
– Real player with 28.2 hrs in game
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After following this game’s progress for quite a while and now being able to play it and finish it already
TWICE I can happily say that I had a very fun experience and it was worth the wait
Pecaminosa gives you what they told you were going to have: rich story, Immersive ambient, amazing soundtrack, fun boss battles and some dried humour… which was very welcome. Being able to play as an old detective trying to fix his past mistakes while living in a hopeless city where drugs, sex, violence happens from day to night. Managing to find a little bit of hope just for it to be taken away from you… and still moving on was quite interesting. This game truly shows
– Real player with 15.1 hrs in game
Town of Machine
“Wow, what asshole wrote your dialogue? …anyway,” Sums up agent Silverman’s, and the rest of this games dialogues quite well.
The game contains some blood, gore, and some graphical explanations so make sure you feel comfortable with those things before getting the game.
Combat feels great, challenging, with a bunch of different weapons and upgrades. The bouncing shot on the pistols being my favorite weapon so far.
Overall the game starts out easy and ramps up in difficulty, some spots can feel a bit challenging at first if you’re not prepared.
– Real player with 63.3 hrs in game
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Town of Machine is a top-down shooter with a hub-based world and semi-open progression where you investigate the cultist activity in a ghost town in a middle of nowhere. You meet strange characters, collect various, upgradeable instruments of mass destruction and explore dilapidated streets and laboratories looking for a missing agent. You have some freedom of movement on your journey, some secrets to uncover, lots of items that you can combine together to create more powerful healing potions or ammo types as you fulfil nonsensical quests with world-class writing on top of it - I recommend a beer or two before you start reading the dialogs. ;) There are many weapons, all reasonably fun to use, tons of different monsters to destroy, a few followers that you can bring along on your journey and some interesting environments to visit.
– Real player with 28.6 hrs in game