Space Hole 2020
Thank god I am not epileptic
– Real player with 6.1 hrs in game
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I’m trying to determine the best way to describe Space Hole 2020. Not necessarily a game, exactly. At least not in the way the equally amazing Space Hole 2016 and Space Hole 2018 were (in one opinion.) More the culmination of the reversal of everything the YEAR 2020 has turned out to be. It’s as if all the misery, pain and loss of Year 2020 was thrown into the air, but instead of falling, everything that made Year 2020 so awful converted into the various objects of their opposing beauty and wonder, music, color and art for gamers to explore and enjoy as Space Hole 2020. What you’ll quickly discover is that Space Hole 2020 is almost equally game and art installation (though not in a pretentious, scary or off-putting way,) And the music is a world of its own, and you likely find yourself as much experiencing the music as listening to it. Simply beyond description (which, I suppose, is a reasonably good description for the game in general, if “indescribable” can technically be used as a description.)
– Real player with 4.3 hrs in game
Second Person: Secret Laboratory
Destroy everything in your path, become a furious monster, no one should leave you.
Get a new experience in the game from the second person.
You have to watch the game on behalf of the employees of the secret complex and prevent them from destroying the monster.
What is being developed here? For what? - the main questions of the game. One of the projects requires strength to develop, and all laboratory staff have only two options:
- an organized fight against your most successful creation;
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All Our Asias
The game was quite surreal. I have gained some insight within the Asian community and addresses true feelings and doubts toward those who are mixed in race from Asia to America. Floating around the atmosphere felt interesting and intriguing, with an old PlayStation One style graphic to help set off the oddity. It’s a free too, so id day give it a try. There are a few things that could make the experience better but doesn’t set off the mood so I’d give it a 7/10.
The graphics are obviously supposed to be unintelligible but in a way gives the player a sense of what it’s supposed to be, as what PSX style is supposed to be. The environment is great, from simplistic looking geometry to image based texture. There are some places that are un-textured, but doesn’t ruin the experience and not that obvious to others who aren’t familiar with engines. I like the empty space, but I would like a bit more on the environment.
– Real player with 3.2 hrs in game
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Aside from the price, I was intrigued by the title and the visuals. What would this free PS1-style title about multiple Asias be about?
Truth is, after reaching the end I’m still not entirely sure.
Don’t get me wrong, there is a premise and it’s a good one, but I’m not sure I get all the plot in the middle. I found this didn’t matter though as the script was a pleasure to read; it was good quality prose and there was just about the right amount of it.
I wouldn’t say the visuals suit, but I think in “All Our Asias”, the visuals aren’t that important. This is a game where the ethereal whistle of the soundtrack can be recalled many hours later and, I don’t the have the words for it, but the mood and tempo of the game is both melodic and melancholic at the same time.
– Real player with 2.5 hrs in game
BurningBridges VR
You can watch my video review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/LkCXQOm4oqg
Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers
I bought this game for $2.49 USD during the Steam Lunar New Year Sale 2019. I thought I was getting a good deal for a hidden indie gem in VR. It looked very cool in the store page video and screenshots to me … a relaxing platformer with cool visual aesthetics.
Unfortunately, the game is a buggy mess. This game has one of the most horrible UIs that I have ever dealt with in VR. It’s difficult to start the game. If you look at the Steam Discussion area for this game, you will see a post about the game not starting. Well, that’s because the UI is so horrible that it’s very easy to not see how to start the game. It will test your eye sight to start this game because you will have to find the vanishing red reticle to start this game.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
Crashes and control problems. Avoid this one.
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
PogoChamp
Fun game with a somewhat difficult learning curve. Lots of levels to improve your skills on and once you’ve gotten used to the controls, going for best times on individual levels is really fun too, especially when there is more competition.
Probably would be pretty fun to speedrun, I imagine it would be similar to meatboy, with lots of deaths and lots of hype!
– Real player with 140.1 hrs in game
Really fun game! Looks easy at the start, but the difficulty ramp is just right, and getting all stars in each level is a fun challenge. It might not have mind blowing graphics but it does have some “Styyyyyyle” which makes up for it.
– Real player with 13.7 hrs in game
The Line
GREAT, cant get past level 6 though
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
Written for 1561’s Thoughts - Honest reviews, for busy people.
The Line is a tricky puzzle game with a Snake-like twist. I ran into a few small bugs that I think will be patched soon, but otherwise the game is a rather fun and unique concept. 6/10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5bVxuviRKs
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
Zombie Head
I played. These kind of games I love to hate. Here is some game play of the first few levels: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-ZVhWKQKKQ&feature=youtu.be
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
Enoki
A very nice cute puzzle game, well worth the play. I finished it with the playtime I have so
used that for your own judgement of if you think the cost is worth the gameplay value. Good
luck! 8/10
– Real player with 54.0 hrs in game
Platformer with three-in-a-row elements. I recommend it to anyone who is tired and wants
to think about solving puzzles.
– Real player with 7.2 hrs in game
INK
“Sometimes words alone can’t paint the whole picture.”
A VR game about depression.
Change the dim world, fill it with light.
Each inky struggle improves your sight.
In real life as in game the isolation is absolute, yet you are never alone in your suffering and struggle, so many suffered before you with you and long after you are gone. A game, a virtual symbolic space for introspection and calm confrontation with the topic depression. No instrumentalizing of depression for a story. Depression is the story. with its duality, undramatic yet all consuming, Isolating and yet indirectly unifying aspects. if you need a place to confront yourself with the topic depression, for your own sake or others you love, this is our effort to create it.
The World’s Hardest Game 3D
Classic game, great to kill some time and your soul
Unless you’re competitive and ragey, probably don’t get this game then
– Real player with 2.7 hrs in game
Hidden gem. Used to play the og quite a bit as a kid. Gave up on level 14 because it’s just bad s**t insane. Might go back to it at some point.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game