BeachHead 2020
This review is for the non-VR game.
I bought the early access BH2020 as soon as it came out and I’ve been enjoying it immensely. I thought BH2002 was a blast so I was excited for this newer version.
The game has a new and detailed look compared to the earlier version. The graphics are nice as are the sounds. I’ve only encountered minor glitches such as the game loosing count of health and a stutter with aiming, but they were quickly resolved when reported to the Devs.
The game is still “early-access” so issues are still being adjusted. I’ve found the Developers to be very attentive to any concerns that are communicated to them. It sounds like they have a huge and fascinating game besides the stationary shooting station out now.
– Real player with 2167.3 hrs in game
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A REAL review on BeachHead 2020
First off, looking at the negative reviews, these people are not giving it time. Almost all if not all played the game for less than an hour if that much (look at their hours on record). With that being said, this IS still in very Early Access, meaning that it will be less than perfect as the company works out the bugs, kinks and adds more features.
I have found a few issues like the aiming is kind of choppy when zooming in. But really I am not holding this against the company. As of writing up this review, the game version is at 1.1.1. So in time I am sure these minor things will be fixed.
– Real player with 21.3 hrs in game
Giant Bear Rampage! ☢️🐻
I have more good things to say than bad things about this game so let’s get the one bad thing out of the way real quick first.
The controls. There’s sadly no controller support; which would really help. It is playable with a mouse and keyboard but (at least for me) took a lot of key rebinds to find something that;s comfortable for me.
If you can get past that, the game is pretty fun. It’s silly, it’s straightforward and there’s something about senselessly smashing buildings, stomping on people and wrecking rocks, trees and cars that helps me kill an hour or so when I don’t feel like playing much else.
– Real player with 7.5 hrs in game
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Ever wondered, “I wonder what it would be like to be Godzailla?” This is the game for you.
Destroy buildings, cars, streetlights, telephone booths, dumpsters, park benches and bollards with a swipe of your left and right paw. Cackle with glee as you use your mutengenic powers to level city blocks or turn hapless citizens, police and members of the national guard into puffs of confetti, grow large before exploding or into cute rubber ducks.
This game is great to kill an hour or two.
– Real player with 7.2 hrs in game
Battle Engine Aquila
It’s a genuinely fun and, dare I say, original game with lots of love and attention put into it. You play as a transforming, arguably overpowered super-mech that can lay waste to the battlefield on land and from the air. The battles are nicely simulated and have a good sense of scale (for a game that’s almost 2 decades old), and the over-the-top explosions and general mayhem is surprisingly good for stress relief.
The story campaign will be your main focus in the game. Here, individual missions are graded based on your performance, so there’s some form of replayability. The campaign is highlighted by several exhilarating and creative boss fights, and, though it’s nothing to write home about, there’s also something of a branching storyline.
– Real player with 42.8 hrs in game
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This is a great game and I loved it when I was a kid. now that I’m an adult I was dying to replay this game as it held such good memories. The nostalgia was amazing and I love the game even more. the flying controls are some of the best I’ve seen in any game and the ground to air transition makes things so easy to keep up with the games fast pace later in the more difficult levels. I would love a remake with how big games get now, I can imagine how awesome the game would be with more levels, detail, more choices for weapons and online multiplayer. it would be so much fun. Alas, that’s unlikely to happen but I have hope.
– Real player with 15.2 hrs in game
Demolish & Build 2017
===[ 🕛 Game length ]===
☐ Really Short (0 - 2 hours)
☐ Short (2 - 8 hours)
☐ Normal (8 - 24 hours)
☑ Long (24+ hours)
☐ Endless
===[ ☠ Difficulty ]===
☐ Piece Of Cake
☐ EZ
☑ Medium
☐ Hard
☐ Impossible
☐ Dark Souls
===[ ⯁ Story ]===
☐ It Doesn’t Have
☐ Fantastic
☑ Good
☐ Average
☐ Bad
===[ ۞ Gameplay ]===
☐ Excellent
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Bad
☐ Very bad
===[ ❤ Audience ]===
☑ Everyone
☐ Young (0 - 15)
☐ Adult (18+)
☑ Casual Players
☐ Pro Players
===[ ♬ Music, Audio Effects ]===
☐ It Doesn’t Have
– Real player with 15.6 hrs in game
It’s more of a hybrid genre game somewhere between Action-Casual and Simulation, not necessarily a pure simulator. However, if you enjoy the theme and subject matter, it’s some pretty good relaxing casual fun.
I do think the game’s description and how it presents its gameplay in its trailer should be tweaked a little bit. This is not really a pure sandbox, as the goals and progression are very directed and sequential, not open-ended. It’s also not that close to a pure simulator- there are numerous constraints and limitations on your activity and gameplay mechanics, invisible walls, etc.
– Real player with 11.3 hrs in game
Teardown
This game is wonderful.
From the satisfying explosions & realistic lighting and weather, to satisfyingly destructive fire and physics, Teardown is by far the most amazing game I have played in 2021. I may be a bit late to the party, but Teardown has the potential to hold up for the future. If this ever gets ported to next-gen hardware, it would be magnificent. Everything in the game is so amazingly satisfying. Teardown, I must say, is the ultimate stress reliever. There is something so magical about seeing semi-realistic destruction, with no real consequences. Don’t even get me started on the infinite stream of modded weaponry, maps, and random features I didn’t know I needed.
– Real player with 156.3 hrs in game
The destruction in this game works incredibly well. It may disappoint some, what with it still abiding by the logic of even a few blocks connected to something can prevent a structure from falling apart, but I ended up viewing that as a useful tool to better break the environment the way I needed to more than a negative. Additionally the first part of the campaign got a bit heavy on timer based missions in which you set up and then have a minute to grab various objectives then escape the level, but these definitely are less common in part 2 and when they do show up they’re different enough from the first ones you get to justify their presence. Overall though, the destruction is great and it combined with the objectives of each mission makes for some very rewarding gameplay.
– Real player with 62.8 hrs in game
StressOut
I’m writing this review after completing the game a few times. I’m playing StressOut on my Quest 2 thrugh VirtualDesktop on Steam with my 1080ti graphics card and I didn’t see any performance issues so far. The game runs smooth.
From a design perspective game is an smash up playground and I think it’s meant to relax and intrigue with unique mechanics. Even tho the game is in Early Access, I enjoyed fun mechanics like object manipulation that resembles a bit of Portal 2 and Garry’s gravity gun. It’s sooo satisfying wrecking havoc in VR.
– Real player with 90.0 hrs in game
Break stuff and get rewarded for it in VR. Time constraints force toy to exert yourself quick as you absorb and shoot objects from your hand when you’re not just picking stuff up to smash other stuff
– Real player with 8.9 hrs in game
Air Combat Fighter
Check yourself out as a pilot of a airplane. Play air combat in house rooms and garden. Fight with the uboot in the bathtub and with the battleship in the sink. Bomb the tanks column and the enemy base using batteries. Shoot the soldiers hiding behind the flowerpot. Play aerial battles against enemy fighters avoiding their missiles.
Choose your machine and customize its equipment (machine gun, rocket guns, dropped bombs, special weapons).
Destroy your surroundings in search of upgrades and mission objectives.
Chains of Fury
Experience the sick pleasure of painting rooms with alien slimeballs. Feel the bliss of nostalgia coming through you. You’re in for a hell of a ride but: always respect the Duke.
Become the meanest hero motherF&@*#@ on the planet, whose testosterone can only be measured in the amounts of bullets you share with those standing in your way. Shooting, smashing, destroying = music for your ears. Make alien bastards pay for what they’ve done.
KEY FEATURES:
Destructible walls - you don’t need keys as almost everything is destructible.
Hidden Secrets - loads of eastereggs & secrets wait to be found.
Retro inspired - Duke, Quake, UT, Doom. We took inspirations from the best.
Dark Humor - you’ll recall times where FPS games could make you smile.
Split screen multiplayer - play with your friend or foe.
You are a hired gun. Your former clients put you in prison instead of paying you. That was their last mistake. You will find them and you will get your money back. No world-saving, no zero to hero bullshit, no mercy. It’s nothing personal - it’s just business.
There is no turning back. If something is slowing you down, just shoot it and destroy it. Nearly all walls are destroyable here.
This is gonna be bloody. Even punches and kicks get to be quite lethal here.
Use your environment to your advantage. Abysses, force fields, vortexes, spikes on the walls, and more. Make those kills MEMorable.
Shoot first, ask questions later. You are here “just” for pure mayhem. Choose from the guns that everyone knows and loves: minigun, shotgun, railgun and more. Rejoice in the real thrill of slaughtering scumbugs standing in your way.
There is no time for thinking here. Lots of enemy types including bosses are waiting to be slain.
Crumbling City
it’s fun but it needs more content but overall pretty good.
– Real player with 5.2 hrs in game
Its pretty fun when your bored, even without VR…
With VR i bet this is a awesome game.
– Real player with 2.1 hrs in game
Excidio The Kaiju Game
from the moment i saw this game i was interested because there aren’t many games like this so it was nice to see a fun monster game on steam the game is pretty fun and destruction is pretty satisfying but the one problem that this game suffers from is lack of content but that can be excused because this game is still in early access but if there are some things that could improve are the enemy types and the city i wish it could be bigger but hopefully future updates will help the lack of content overall this is 8.5/10
– Real player with 158.8 hrs in game
its the best kaiju game on steam! (espetioly because there aren’t many kaiju games on steam)really the destruction is close to as good as teardown there isn’t much at the moment but of course that’s to be expected and what there is the dev did really well!
– Real player with 8.6 hrs in game