Strangers of the Power 2
For a Game that is fast and you can do multiple choices just go ahead and play it worth it!
– Real player with 22.4 hrs in game
I was just browsing the store for a cheap game and found this wonderful game. I had no idea what the game was like and immediately saw the art style which already settled the deal for me. I enjoyed the overall gameplay the most however. It was your standard RPG game except for the fact where you get to pick your main character and 3 others to follow which will later on impact your game. I also enjoyed the aspects of the rivalry system the game had to offer and
! the different ending that you can achieve in the game . The game had several unique aspects to it that really made me happy when i bought this game. I plan on playing this game more and grinding up those achievements! This game really is a game that will stick with me for a long time.
– Real player with 8.8 hrs in game
Save Your Mother
Save Your Mother, First of all, let’s start with the dungeons. The dungeons are designed lazy and no dungeon is different from the other, only the interior is different. The mechanics are just annoying, even the walking mechanics are not smooth. As for the fast battle mechanics, it annoys you more than fast, and because of these mechanics, the boss battles make it unbearable and boring. There are mini-games but it is torture because of the mechanics. Only 1 minigame isn’t bad. He also faints after a while. They put fishing and mining or something, but it’s boring. It’s a waste of time. And of course, there are duties to make us experience fishing and mining. And if you don’t do these quests, you won’t be able to progress in the game because the enemies ahead will defeat you immediately. It would be better if these items were given in a more fun way rather than mining and fishing. The story and the ending are predictable. It’s like the dialogues were written for you to fall asleep. No NPC is impressive or funny. They are completely empty, they just fill the dungeon while playing. There are also annoying bugs in hordcore mode. For example, while fighting the last boss of the game, the game suddenly closes and causes you to do everything from the beginning. This causes a terrible waste of time. Because of this bug, the game ate my 3 days. As for the positive aspects of the game, the publisher still answers your questions, but if you’re stuck in the episode, he answers it, otherwise I haven’t seen him answer other questions. The music is not bad, but while there are hundreds of games with good music and both, it is just a waste of money and time to buy this.
– Real player with 30.8 hrs in game
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(Received this key via the developer to review for SteadyGiveaways. Thanks!!!)
Mother, hang on just a little longer!!!
From the creator of Lamia Must Die comes a fresh RPG experience involving a girl on a quest for an antidote for her ill mother by utilizing real-time battle tactics.
I admit that I was dissuaded from playing this after seeing the character portraits and CG scenes and learning that they were drawn by Mamabliss (who is well known for her giantess and vore works that tend to look very messy), but seeing how they work in action, I find her works to be well-suited for RPG game usage. The graphics also seem well-done and the levels have some good designs in them. The meme and pop culture references also help this game feel fresh. But what really sells this title is the gameplay and the dev’s narrative skills.
– Real player with 13.3 hrs in game
Strangers of the Power
I have to give credit where credit is due. In this game, the developer has provided a robust offering and growth continues on the game. That is to say “the developer cares about this product, this product is small enough to actually have the developer read every post”.
A classic plot, coupled tension breaking fun throughout. A good “read” in the literary sense, jovial and interesting. A must have for any RPG fan. This game motivated me to publish my own RPG up on Steam. Check it out, The Goracle by Silent Daddio Studios. Your games should entertain you with a good story. I laughed out loud a few times with Strangers of the Power. It failed to make me cry, however, was not lacking in the passion. Thanks for making it available to play on iMac, that extra effort made a difference to me.
– Real player with 10.1 hrs in game
(Gotten a key to this courtesy of the developer’s submission to a group I no longer write for!)
It blows my eye holes and fills me with REAL POWER!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nq3BgFF6p6k
(If the video gets removed: Real Power from Adventure Time)
Before I begin this review, I must first issue an apology to a friend and developer. For a long time I had this game (maybe about a year) and for that period, I put it on the back burner among my backlog. He has been very passionate about his project and I have done him a disservice by issuing him a promise and reneging on that for so long. So, it’s time I fulfill my promise and give the feedback that has been asked for so long. I’m sorry for this inconvenience, Tuomo.
– Real player with 8.9 hrs in game
To The Light
Quite simple 2D (RPGMaker?) RPG without leveling and with real time fights right on the map. In order to progress you have to collect gear and buffs. Be careful with item buffs because they are NOT infinite in uses and you may lose them permanently. You can use them again to temporary disable. For example, you may want to disable items when breaking large rotating crystals since they will explode, harm you and break a few buff items. And you have to break at least some of these to progress. Probably the most important buff is shield since I haven’t found where yo restock it and it opens paths blocked with spikes. A couple of secrets, a few easter eggs and multiple endings… well, kinda. You just either do everything right or end up with a wrong one. Don’t rush collecting all quantum piece, though, or you won’t be able to get 2 achievements for the wrong endings. Save often in different slots and you should be fine. Music is nice, art is pretty, story is bizarre and shown mostly with environment and short in-game animations. In case you desire more kinky stuff install both nude patches (look on community hub). Does it actually worth a full price? Not quite sure, but it ain’t bad. With good discount might worth to pick up.
– Real player with 10.4 hrs in game
This game could have been much better if it did not give conflicting information to the player.
For example some enemies you could hit, while others you can’t and you get hurt when you attack them. There is no indication that could help you identify this, so you have to experiment and lose lifes and restart or load again.
Another example is that some rocks could hurt you when you try to push them or hit them, while others don’t. Again how would the player know? many other example exists but I think these two gives a clear idea.
– Real player with 10.1 hrs in game
Hollow Witch
This is what I call a precision platformer! Simple moves, run, jump and dash that added to all the crazy traps and flying stuff makes your mind count time to evade danger. I mean it is a puzzle platformer in a way. Loved the illumination, mood and the music gives the final touch. Strongly recommend!
– Real player with 18.9 hrs in game
I loved this game! Its dark, the music is so good to focus and the simple mechanics makes it fun to play. Very challenging levels, lots of traps and projectiles to evade. The illumination is something else it makes the mood of witch stories very believable. Congratulations to the developer!
– Real player with 13.8 hrs in game
Keen: One Girl Army
Remember the obligatory ice puzzles in obligatory ice dungeons in all sorts of action-adventures, where your character only stops moving when they hit a wall or obstacle? Well this decribes Keen’s overall gameplay in a nutshell. But it’s not like that navigation ever gets annoying. The levels were designed in a way that this kind of traversial becomes only hard when it’s meant to be a puzzle, otherwise the path you can choose is usually obvious and after a short time you almost forget about the restrictive movement.
– Real player with 10.8 hrs in game
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Game info:
First off, I need to say, Keen: One Army Girl is such a beautiful looking game.
You’ll play as a delightfully cantankerous 8-year-old named Kim, taking on & fighting a variety of enemies in a turn-based sliding puzzle with an intriguing story you want to learn more of. Kim can only move in a straight line, stopping only at the end or until something blocks her.
– Real player with 10.1 hrs in game
Wirewalk()↳
As an old school (S)NES RPG player I was really pleased to play this game, the gameplay feels like playing Zelda - A Link to the Past, with a Megaman like soundtrack ! The story shows a not so far future where people is even more dependent on technology in a clear criticism to our current society, I won’t do spoilers here but the jokes about this society are clever and made me laugh more than once. I felt like the game was fairly easy (maybe because I’m used to this kind of game) and made me want more, an expansion with more levels/bosses would be great. In a nutshell, entertaining with a nice message to the player.
– Real player with 6.5 hrs in game
Disclaimer, for transparency’s sake: the developer is a friend of mine however I’ll be reviewing this game as unbiased as possible.
Wirewalk is a typical Gameboy dungeon crawler adventure game in the molds of the first Zelda titles with a top-down gameplay and retro graphics.
First, the story: It is rather straightforward - you’re a girl named Rada who lives in a town suddenly plagued by a mysterious computer virus that renders technology inoperable. Fortunately, Rada knows her way around computers and has developed a program nicknamed “Wirewalk” in which she’s able to “go inside the code” to fix people’s various devices.
– Real player with 4.5 hrs in game
Serment - Contract with a Devil
I wanted some light game that I can do “mindlessly” and yuri. This game fit the criteria.
Pros:
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The developers have been really good at responding since the game is out. That’s always set the right tone in my opinion.
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As mentioned above chill light game (it’s nice to take a break from adrenaline pumping game)
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Not the typical male yuri content with main focus to show naked girls with nothing else (Thank goodness!). I see ppl asking this on Discussion board. Seriously, if you want that there is plenty out there already/including in actual real life.
– Real player with 64.9 hrs in game
I am on the cusp of saying no to this game honestly, it’s described as a VN with dungeon crawling elements but honestly you will spend 90% of your time going through 8 floors of the same walls in a dungeon that honestly looks bland as all heck, no patterns to it at all, no unique textures just plain white brick, some wooden doors and later on red, blue and green ice walls that serve as a puzzle and it’s not bad actually as far as puzzles go, they got creative with it and it’s one of it’s good points the game has overall dood.
– Real player with 42.1 hrs in game
Dungeon Dreams (Female Protagonist)
Dungeon Dreams (female protagonist) Review
As a person who grew up playing Azure Dreams, (and one who still actually owns the game), Dungeon Dreams was a quirky, fun alternative game to those long lost days of lore. Players will discover key moments reminiscent of the old Azure Dreams such as the character of Grant, who like Ghosh, is just as obnoxious, arrogant, and hilarious - equipped with his own theme song at every appearance. One important detail that sound be mentioned is the vast superiority of the Dungeon Dreams soundtrack compared to Azure Dreams. Instead of the grating obnoxious sound track of Azure Dreams, Dungeon Dreams is trendy and upbeat. I had often found myself humming along with it especially during the battle scenes.
– Real player with 327.7 hrs in game
This is absolutely the single best game of it’s style that I’ve ever played in my entire life, and I’ve been a gamer since 83!! This is a cRPG/Dungeon Crawler/Life Sim/Dating Sim/Time Management/everything in between!! This game literally has it all and then 1 up’s it all! It literally scratches every itch I’ve ever had in a game. This is My Time in Portia with adult undertones but with real cRPG/Dungeon Crawling equally involved.
There is building and expansion, serious risk vs reward akin to the classics like Ultima, dungeon crawling with just the right amount of grinding for XP and the rewards are very fair and balanced. There are multiple characters to party with and you must actively think throughout each dungeon dive. This is no simple button mashing here. The AI of the mobs is intuitive and forward thinking so one must react accordingly. The skill system exceeds my expectations in literally every way. There are the 3 typical branches, Fighter, Rogue, and Mage, but these branch into multiple subclasses with passive skills that stay active no matter what class is active!!!
– Real player with 98.9 hrs in game
Omega Labyrinth Life
Let me start off by saying that OLL owners who are giving this game a negative Steam review despite kinda liking the game = a sign of extreme ignorance. Not only because of what happened in the run-up towards this game’s initial planned release on Sony’s platform, but because THIS is the type of game which will be scrutinized the most. Hardcore violence A-ok, anime girls rubbing some unidentified objects between their soft, well-endowed bosoms in order to ID them? HIGH ALERT.
So this isn’t dev greed, but you who needs to understand that this kind of content has a price tag for good reasons and shouldn’t be judged on an equal scale as other games which do not have these unfair development difficulties to deal with. Think of it as a “BS fee” and please don’t let it stop you from buying / supporting this type of game, because not doing so = they won’t be getting English translations in the future anymore.
– Real player with 413.9 hrs in game
Very much recommended! Don’t let the ecchi premise fool you into thinking this is a shallow game. It’s actually one of the most feature-complete roguelites I’d ever played and it would in fact stand on its own just fine without the pervy aspect. It’s both challenging and demands creativity in your equipment loadout but also relaxing and with lots of little ways of making progress. It’s forgiving of mistakes but doesn’t let you relax. I’d say the game isn’t necessarily “beginner friendly” to the genre, but is definitely not beginner-punishing like most roguelites. The gardening and slice of life stuff feels good and wholesome too instead of being tacked-on.
– Real player with 140.1 hrs in game