Disillusion
pretty cool game, especially cause 2 of my favorite games are earthbound and LSD dream emulator
One thing I can say is please fix the issue with the tracks looping when you can. it’s very noticeable on the shorter, early tracks or tracks that are short by nature, like cutscene tracks or the title track. When it loops, its really noticeable and choppy and kind of irritating. I like almost everything else about the game though. I hope you will add a lot more and finish it someday.
EDIT: Also, I got softlocked. Its after the floor where the green faced “ryan” guy chases you, i fought ebikaron and the purple room i was poisened for a few floors, idk why if it was the demon sticker or what, but pls make it obvious how to get rid of poison. Because now I’m softlocked in the room(s) where I have 1 HP and its a forced Brock Lee fight where he says “cement? no thats concrete baby!” I went through the door to the dojo but theres nothing there besides crows, a ryan who just talks about lsd, and then the door back. you can walk through the sprite to the door back and see some sprites from sun tzu eastern mind but they dont work when you press space on them
– Real player with 15.5 hrs in game
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a funny yet dissociation-inducing journey of quirky internet humor, horrifying eye imagery laced with morse code, droning tunes chopped with decades-old vocal samples, and bizarre visuals that shine like old internet and LSD dream emulator. followed by one of the nine muses, climb your way up a tower where each floor becomes more deconstructed than the last.
the story is vague, something something nirvana, something something samsara. the importance and potential philosophy of it can become lost in the witty comments about the bone zone and the vague images of a man-fish wearing a “women want me fish fear me” hat. but it’s supposed to be bizarre. you’re climbing, because everyone climbs the tower.
– Real player with 9.2 hrs in game
10mg: SNAAAK
It’s a solid game on it’s own right, but gets a lot more meat around it’s bones through the achievements.
– Real player with 7.6 hrs in game
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An interesting combo of snake game and metroidvania, with a desolate, Jumper Redux-esque atmosphere.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
Waifu’s Spooky Space Station
Nice graphics, cool history, and awesome price.
Every game is different so it has very good replayability.
You would love the Waifus!
101% Recommended
– Real player with 6.0 hrs in game
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Fun and a little bit spooky.
– Real player with 3.2 hrs in game
Torchway
How many secrets are kept in the mines, catacombs and dark halls of the ancient borders? Only with a lantern in hand can you find treasures in the darkest corners of the dungeons!
Collect expeditions, explore different locations, find artifacts and bring light!
FEATURES
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Meditative adventure - slowly explore the unknown, shining light on new parts of the location
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Look for clues to solve the riddles of ancient civilizations
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Avoid traps and dangerous enemies guarding the treasures of the ancients
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Completely new explorer gaming experience
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Juicy pixel art
Black Ido
Added new game mechanics with gravity and physics, no rotation.This is a good independent
game in a gloomy atmospheric world.
Creating a sequel to a good game is no simple task. But somehow, Dnovel did it. They
improved The Square Key every conceiveable way.
If you liked TSK, you’ll LOVE Black Ido.
– Real player with 5.0 hrs in game
Nice Game with cool design. Better be bought during sale.
– Real player with 3.6 hrs in game
Lantern Light VR
Was rather enjoying this, but then it crashed twice in the space of 15 minutes an didn’t save my progress either time, necessitating a restart.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
This is the best archery game for Virtual Reality ever made. It’s so obvious. Don’t bother with Quiver, or The Lab, or what’s the main one? Holopoint. Don’t bother. Lantern Light Vr with it’s spot on aesthetic and fantastical back story will have you hooked from the get go. I know what you’re thinking. “byteframe, you just played this for 45 seconds and are giving it a positive review because it was given to you for free via the curator program.” Go to hell, you lie! I love this game!
! I believe on of the characters might be a trickster, be careful. https://youtu.be/XA2jJjKN1CY
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
Das Geisterschiff / The Ghost Ship
Short version: You can die in the tutorial. Hardcore! 10/10!!!
Long version: This game is the long lost cousin of King’s Field, if it was a sci-fi title made for the Virtual Boy. As such, those looking for shiny graphics and twitchy gameplay should stay away: the game’s unique art style looks blocky (although in exchange it works with a toaster, if you can read this you can play it), it’s a turn-based dungeon-crawled that demands patience to be played.
The sound effects are okay, nothing special in my opinion, but they do their job. The music though, it’s something else: It perfectly conveys the nightmarish, claustrophobic survival horror scenario that the author wanted to convey.
– Real player with 12.5 hrs in game
Laser-focused, ultra-minimalistic dungeon crawler. Think id’s mid-to-late 00s mobile RPGs (Orcs & Elves, Doom RPG, Wolfenstein RPG) their slim frame further stripped down of tissue so that the mere bone of combat, resource management and exploration remains. There are no crutches here, nothing placed at one’s disposal is superfluous or optional - one really must master what mechanics there are. Tutorial mustn’t be skipped.
The presentation is just as spartan yet equally put to just the desired use, minimal wireframe visuals supported by excellent soundtrack conveying this desolate, claustrophobic feeling.
– Real player with 6.7 hrs in game
Der Geisterturm / The Ghost Tower
Der Geisterturm is a game i could only describe as “hostile”.
It’s a grid-based, first person dungeon crawler not unlike say, Warhammer 40k’s Space Hulk, except you’re piloting a mecha - and i don’t mean the “protagonist” kinda mecha. You’re essentially stomping around in the kinda grunt suit that gets oneshot by the Gundam 5 seconds into a battle setpiece. You know, a Zaku I basically.
Now, while nothing in the game will actually oneshot you, what this means is that combat is often going to be an extremely risky endeavor, as to even have the slightest chance of survival you’re going to have to learn to:
– Real player with 16.9 hrs in game
The spin-off sequel to the mecha dungeon crawler Das Geistersciff. Der Geisterturm improves on every aspect of the original title. Like the original game, an emphasis is placed on moving with purpose instead of slowly farming experience for levels. The player must manage limited resources such as ammo and the overall durability of your Robotic Combat Suit through the use of repair stations scattered around the tower. The player also has to worry about the health of the suit’s pilot as durability decreases, putting a heavier emphasis on avoiding enemies and damage whenever possible.
– Real player with 16.9 hrs in game
The Mirum
It’s a good game and one of the hardest I’ve ever played. I definitely recommend this game. I assure you this game is bug free (at least at the time this review was written). So if you are stuck here and there, Just look better or try another method.
– Real player with 7.0 hrs in game
I do not remember how I encountered this game but I liked it a lot. In Mirum, you play as a human (I guess) trapped in the eponymous miniature world along with other people. It is not clear how or why you ended up there but one thing is clear: you cannot die. In fact, every time you are killed, you respawn in the main city of MIrum. I found it clever that the game takes a common videogame concept and turns it into an existential question. Mirum’s citizens are divided into two camps, the pro-immortality Priests, who want to stay in Mirum and worship its creator, and the anti-immortality Seekers, who want to escape and live a mortal life. There is more background on the world scattered around the game’s levels, which is neither presented perfectly nor I understood it fully, but I greatly appreciated the creator’s effort to provide it, as well as his obvious zeal for the story.
– Real player with 6.5 hrs in game
The Meldstorm?
Face the Pillar’s Trials
The Meldstorm is a fast paced action roguelite with a huge amount of weapon customization. Prove yourself and defeat the trials of the pillar, or die trying…
Items and Synergies
Combine mods with your weapons to create your own devastating attacks. Find your own synergies to build your dream weapon, millions of possibilities are waiting to be tested. The unique customization system allows for player expression and promote thought and creativity with no clear correct choices. Random mods drop throughout as you go, and are lost upon death, giving each run a fresh feel and totally new options.
Chose your Hero
Pick from a roster of characters, each with their own specific strengths and weaknesses, as well as widely different movement abilities.
The Knight is resilient and powerful at close range, his leap lets him reach the peaks of even the tallest mountains.
The Rogue is strong with all weapons, but more frail than the knight. Her smoke bomb lets her get out of a pinch or quickly reach her target.
(IN PROGRESS) The Sorcerer is more powerful when left alone, but weak when surrounded. His levitation lets him move around quickly to set up his next attack.
Deadly Enemies
Each zone features its own set of unique enemies. They grow more and more aggressive and deadly as they go, and will not hesitate to gang up on you if given the chance. Disposing of them is no easy task…
Fierce Boss Fights
Each zone is guarded by a unique and powerful boss, each of which will require strategy and skill to defeat. Make sure to save up some life before the fights begin unless you want to reach an early demise.