Outbreak
I’m gonna bang this out fast since I wanna get this out here quickly. Apologies if it’s a bit messy.
I was informed of this game about 20 hours prior to the release. I checked out some videos and made up my mind that the game looks like it should be within the 15 dollar range (just my opinion) . The following day I got an email saying the game has released, and for 10.49 for the first week. I jumped on it and bought the game.
GAMEPLAY!
This is a top-down style survival horror shooter. You have 5 scenarios, a neat little tutorial, and an “onslaught mode” to complete. In my almost 4 hours of gametime I only completed the tutorial and the first scenario. Having only completed scenario 1, I can say that each one consists of a large map with multiple locked doors and small puzzles throughout, with plenty of documents to read that will fill you in on what is happening around you. Now you can’t just assume you are safe because you are reading something, ohhh my sweet child no.. THEY WILL COME AFTER YOU AND THEY WILL NOT STOP. So you’d best not dilly dally or you will become zombie food ( I did a few times -_- ). You have an inventory system that allows you to carry only so many items with you at a time. I had a few tough decisions to make between ammo and health while playing. You complete puzzles, fight monsters, and unlock doors while running for your life and trying to find the exit.
– Real player with 26.1 hrs in game
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Outbreak (or - as the fans refer to it as - ob2d) is the first game in the “Outbreak” series. It’s a 2D, top down survival horror game, which brings the player back to strict inventory control, limited resources, and even limited light, with the legendary tank controls set up.
I’m not going to pull any punches here; I strongly disliked this game in my first 5 or so hours… I just couldn’t get into it, and found it unnecessarily hard and punishing… I left it a negative review, uninstalled it, and vowed to never play it again. But as the developer kept work on his other titles in the series, I thought I’d give it one last look. This time around, and with a little research and correspondence in the series' Discord channel, I found the game much more enjoyable to play.
– Real player with 20.3 hrs in game
Save The Heart Planet
Love the whole concept of the game, but the entire game itself is basically a walking simulator, glitches galore and typos too. Sentences are worded like a 3 year old put them together. Words are spelled like a 3 year old, the word “Quit” is spelled “Quite” multiple times, lmao. Also there’s no graphical settings and the view in 3rd person camera is set to the left, no option to switch it to the right or should be right side camera to begin with like most games, never seen a left 3rd person camera view but i guess it’s different, it’s cool in a way just wish i could switch it to the right as that’s what i’m used to in most other games and feel more comfortable with. That is one major flaw upon many others of this game, STHP. This is a homemade game, 8.99 is waaayy too steep. If you think the concept of this game is cool like I did, pick it up when it goes on sale, but as of right now this game doesn’t even stand in my eyes and is sitting in my trash pile until it’s updated more and gets fixed. The game is worth maybe $2 in the state that it’s in. Maybe not even that.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
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Heaven Dust 2
This is the stand-alone sequel to the survival horror thriller Heaven Dust (it is not mandatory to play the previous game to enjoy this one).
After a press conference, a virus outbreak happens in the mysterious First Research Center.
In the meantime, deep inside the institute, Steve wakes up from his cryogenic pod.
He finds himself trapped in a living hell, surrounded by zombies, again.
He must fight his way out even when the dreadful truth is also approaching…
“Are you ready to escape from hell again, Steve?
Or should I call you… ‘Second Host’.”
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Classic survival horror genre, featuring exploration, action, puzzles, and resource management.
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Enhanced production value: Better graphics and effects, providing a brand new experience for players of the first game. Twice the content of the first game, prepare to embark on a 10-hour journey!
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Collect and combine, use various items to solve puzzles. Upgrade your inventory. Weapons no longer occupy space.
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Evolved combat system: Fight your way out with a dagger, submachine gun, shotgun, and grenades. Modify your weapons, upgrade them to the limit. Choose your weapon to counter different enemies, plan your strategy, seek their weak points, and destroy their defenses.
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Except for ordinary zombies, all kinds of mutated monsters had joined the battle too: Heavily armored Bone Fiend, regenerating Blood Fiend, approaching boomlad. And, of course, epic boss fights.
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Engaging plot, fun brain teasers. Players need to make an ultimate choice: Two escape routes will lead you to two different endings.
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Casual, Normal, and Expert difficulties for you to choose, suited to all players.
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Secrets of the Lost Tomb
This game was very fun and challenging for a free game. For the company’s first game it was solid and the bugs were minimal. Not really sure what other people are complaining about, the bird puzzle is challenging but not bad. Hope to see more from the devs!!!
– Real player with 2.6 hrs in game
tell me the answer to the bird puzzle NOW
So I beat the bird puzzle,
Now I am going to walk into the sea.
This game is absolute, utter bum.
– Real player with 2.5 hrs in game
Maze Masters
Maze Masters is a creative spin of the classic maze games, made and modernized in 3d where you try to find your way out of the maze while fighting your way through the monsters in the maze with your AK-47 Rifle as well as trying to find the hidden objectives scattered on each map. You can choose to escape the maze or just fight your way through the monsters in the survival mode.
CONTROLS :
Movement: W A S D
Shoot: Left Click
Aim: Right Click
Space: Drop Highlighter
Left Shift: Sprint