The Lady Puppet
The Lady Puppet is a Survival Horror Adventure game with emphasis on atmosphere and exploration. It features light puzzle solving sections, stealth sections and a peculiar “doll system” that lets you summon and control companions through the use of “dolls”.
Play as Lailah Reah, a young and innocent girl, and help her find a way out of Clawhill, a bizarre place where “survivors” have been turned into living marionettes.
Use everything you have at your disposal, survive the horror and uncover the mysteries behind Clawhill, the Masked Woman and the Final Autumn.
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Escape from DuFo
Good short game. It only took about 10 minutes to complete but I enjoyed it quite a bit and wished it was a full game. It looked good and ran great plus the puzzles were pretty decent. Overall for less than a $1 on sale I would recommend checking it out. If you want to see some game play you can check out my play through below.
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
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Quick vertical slice, but the performance was so bad
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
Insanium
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“The last thing you hear before being exploded by an angry monkey? Ba-BOOM”
Some of you have never played Concept Software’s Alien which was released for the Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, and Amstrad CPC in 1984. For the most part, I suspect most of you have not played Concept Software’s Alien directly because it was released for the Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, and Amstrad CPC in 1984. But! Despite its near 40-year lifespan and the now-archaic hardware it calls home, I might offer the argument that you’ve been missing out. In fact, screw it, I will! It’s frankly amazing what that game manages to do with so little, and how hard it works on being an authentic companion piece to the seminal film it shares its name with.
– Real player with 2.6 hrs in game
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Apparently this is a remake from a really old C64/spectrum game, and they made a great job on the graphics and music.
Nothing is explained but once you get the gist of it, it’s about moving from room to room and switching characters to do actions and guess where the alien is, pretty cerebral, slow and frankly archaic. This was acceptable in the very early 80s, on the first 8 bit computers, but difficult to recomend today unless you’re really hardcore nostalgic.
I might not be the target audience
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
Dark and Bright
In Dark and Bright you play Gourchweasel and his friends and you help them to find out more about that weird world they’re travelling through. The game combines some RPG elements with arcade or puzzle elements, but all in all it is a story-driven game with a focus on what’s happening to the four friends in that abstract world.
And that’s what I like about the game the most - the story is good! Really. I enjoyed it a lot, also a lot more than in some other, bigger and well-known RPGs. The game does a great job in telling the player the right amount of information (or only vague hints in the beginning) so that I was always interested in how the story continues. It all starts with a mysterious cutscene about two unknown characters at a bonfire - then we’re following Grouchweasel on his journey. And that journey is weird, confusing, but interesting and also thrilling at the same time. There are many things that made me enjoy it so much - things happening again with small changes to the dialogues, the memories becoming more and more intense as you progress, mysterious characters who sometimes totally confuse you, the whole tone to everything with these simple but weird graphics which fit well to the overall atmosphere. I can’t write more about that without spoilers. Maybe this story will also make you think a little bit about your own life, which I find amazing. So, if you’re a fan of good stories in RPGs - this might be the right game for you!
– Real player with 12.7 hrs in game
This is a good game, I enjoy it very much! This game has just a tone to it that makes it feel intense in a way, like you’re playing something funny and weird in the beginning, but you’re well advised to prepare for something big to come. I was thrilled to experience there actually seems to be a deeper meaning behind many of the things that happen. So, after revealing the first memories in the game, I was totally into the story and I’m excited for the outcome of everything, and the fates of the lovely written characters. Totally recommend!
– Real player with 7.2 hrs in game
Key: Maze of Illusions
Key: Maze of Illusions is one of those action platform games that gets the player hooked on rage and the thirst to overcome all obstacles in their path. In this adventure, you are Zeno, a green creature who has been left in a dangerous dungeon filled with rooms full of enemies and cruel traps.
But how did he get there? His family was attacked, and where are they now? What really happened? Answering these questions and taking revenge on the person responsible for this tragedy is part of his goals. And most importantly: to find the keys to every room in the dungeon, for only then will Zeno be closer to knowing the whole truth.
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The exciting and dramatic story adventure will take place in the 33 rooms of the dungeon, which are divided into 3 worlds: earth, hell and heaven. In addition, 3 challenging bosses will be waiting to be defeated.
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In addition to the single-player story mode, the game also features local multiplayer (and soon online multiplayer), which contains 9 modes to play with up to 8 friends. They are: Race, Race for the Key, Capture the Flag, Team, Last Man, Tag, Professional, Sumo and Team Death Match.
(Multiplayer with controls are being fixed and will not be available on the release date. The Shared/Split Screen multiplayer with keyboard works normally, we apologize for the inconvenience)
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Walk, run, jump, and shoot to avoid and overcome traps and enemies.
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For better gameplay, the game features 3 languages (English, Portuguese and Spanish), 3 difficulty levels (easy, medium and hard), 4 different controls and support for PS4 and Xbox One controls.
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Beautiful graphics inspired by the classic 8-bit style, but with small modern details, such as dynamic lighting, making the game even more beautiful and interesting.
The Tower Between Us
The Tower Between Us is a 2D Hand Drawn, highly-intense metroidvania, telling the struggle of Mahina and Ayana, two women who took part in the tale of the construction of the legendary Tower of Babel. Aside from this feat, there was the burden of protecting the Tower from an ancient evil that lurks within.
Fast-paced Metroidvania
A game about the captivating story of Mahina and Ayana, whose friendship directly impacts the game mechanics through a system of active and passive skills, resembling retro 90’s games. Come rescue that amazing feeling of responsiveness through each level, as you guide them through this historical adventure in The Tower Between Us.
Detailed Game Developing
The game is still in development, and we sincerely hope that you like it as much as we do, for we have been putting our hearts into it, so to create a game that is worthy of being in your library =).
Bogatyr
“We sure can have a lot of stuff! We can even have nothing!”
~Mikhail Zhvanetsky
Letande vs. crappy Russian RPGs! Round 999! FIGHT!!! Seriously, though. When it’s about crappy Russian (also, Ukrainian) role-playing games, I’m a freakin' veteran. I’ve played and finished pretty much everything there was – from Заклятие (Spells of Gold) to Талисман (Talisman, an RPG in Slavic setting from 2003, not to be confused with German point-and-click adventure from 1995 and Nomad Games' adaptation of Game Workshop’s tabletop game). To be honest, though, I didn’t expect any new games of the kind. I mean, something like that? It was possible only during the very certain time period. A period, when majority of the Russian people didn’t have access to Internet connection and it was possible to sell pretty much any crap to them for the price of proper products. Games like Орда: Северный Ветер (Horde: Northern Wind) were possible only because there was no YouTube to show people what they’ll actually get for their money. The more accessible Internet became – the less of such games we’ve got. The lest one of the kind I’ve played was, I believe, Ukrainian Заговор Тёмной Башни (Dark Tower Conspiracy, AKA Dungeon Quest) in 2006. After that? All those wannabe developers switched to mobile games. Which are not nearly as fun to suffer through.
– Real player with 11.1 hrs in game
Well, I have no idea who made English translation , but he must be executed.
For rest of the game - world and soundtrack combined are TASTY , pleasure for my eyes and ears for this price. Blood is shameful though, combat - found it funny, but only for 3 hours not more.
7/10 for Indie like that. Trash cause of translation, but good enough for that money and I still understood the story.
– Real player with 2.9 hrs in game
TIERRA - Mystery Point & Click Adventure
I am a novice player and I am enjoying this game. It is pretty basic –point and click to move round, etc. The graphics and audio are just right imo. Perhaps the puzzles and gameplay might not appeal to more seasoned players but I like it. Actually, I am stuck at a puzzle at the moment and am hoping the developer will read my plea for help lol. I hope I can finish this!
– Real player with 4.3 hrs in game
Great and enjoying mind challenging game. Loved it!
– Real player with 3.6 hrs in game