Milksoup
Milksoup is an FPS tower defense about a bunch of nerds trying to steal your cereal.
Movement is going to be your key to survival, as you strafe and B-hop throughout the surreal environments; The onslaught of trolls keep coming, your pockets slowly filling, and time running out. The longer you last, the more money you get to purchase tools that help you defend against the ever-increasing hoard. Watch out for the bosses - they interrupt the flow of nerds to introduce you to their machinery. They will try to stop you no matter what, so attempt to eliminate them as fast as possible.
If you ever want to take a breather, you’re able to enable the Sandbox mode and spawn, kill, and throw as many enemies as you want, along with a few more physics-based tools to mess around with. Currently, Sandbox mode can be played with friends online too.
Read More: Best FPS Tower Defense Games.
Fox Goes Hunting ™
A basic game with awkward controls but can be reasonably fun if you like hunting achievements
Fox Goes Hunting is a third person hunting game with very light shooting elements.
Playing an adorable fox, you are on the hunt for predators and prey. The predators must be shot with bullets and the prey must be eaten.
Shoot enough predators and catch enough prey in an allotted time to advance to the next level.
Gameplay Video
🤔Overall Impressions🤔
– Real player with 3.4 hrs in game
Read More: Best FPS Hunting Games.
Read full first impressions review here:
https://auncollective.medium.com/first-impressions-review-fox-goes-hunting-steam-2423fef529d
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
Gun’eM
the levels are pretty cool, reminds me a little of golden eye. The shooting is satisfying and could be a decent aim trainer.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
L.S.D. (Lasting Spiritual Derangement)
DISCORD
L.S.D.
L.S.D. is a first person shooter set during a hallucinogen trip.
It’s a dream-like experience, in which things don’t seem to make sense. Because they don’t.
You keep waking up in different, weird open worlds. You have no choice but to explore them, trying to survive and to get back to reality as soon as possible.
Suddenly you’ll find yourself in magic medieval-like towns, fighting against fire-spitting dragons with a magic sword, then you’ll find handguns and rifles to attack fierce giant creatures that come right at you.
You keep waking up in mysterious, unexplored places.
You’re in a loop. You keep living the same moment again and again.
It’s up to you to decide how you’re going to live it.
Are you going to slaughter those dragon with your sword, or are you going to let them rip your head off?
Will you try to wake up from this nightmare? Or will you take control of your dreams?
What you’ll find in this game:
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Giant open worlds;
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Creatures that try to kill you;
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A psychotic narration;
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Magic swords;
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Very loud rifles;
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Very loud handguns;
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More creatures that try to kill you;
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Things that blow up for no reason:
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Even UFOs! Maybe. I’m not supposed to talk about it.
The game also features original music by Salvatore Palermo.
And all of this for about the price of a cheap cinema movie ticket!
Keep in mind that L.S.D. is being developed by a solo, but very passionate, indie developer! That’s me!
If you got this far and you’re reading this then it basically means that we’re friends, so I’ll stop using the third person.
L.S.D. is my very first commercial game. I love creating games that feature open worlds and that let me channel my creativity in unusual ways.
That’s how I came up with the idea for L.S.D.
Since I’m all alone, sometimes I use some beautiful pre-made assets created by amazing artists that let their work be licensed online and I try to make the most out of them.
If you’d like to get notified about the game (and sales) at launch, make sure to put it in your wishlist!
Wishlisting L.S.D. is a great way to support me in creating the game of my dreams in a completely free way.
Feel free to contact me for feedback, advice and anything related to the project.
Splatter
Can you feel them? The colors burning beneath your skin?
Splatter is a first-person fever dream where you blast constantly-adapting enemies into neon sprays of pulp and slime. This world is one built for violence. It is a digital mindscape, surreal and yet strangely familiar, constructed by four anonymous administrators. To survive within it, you must overcome each challenge and outsmart hordes of creatures that learn as you defeat them. Blast enemies with your finger guns, chug cans of energy drinks, and maintain your brain chemistry in order to win.
Your victories, however, may come at a terrible price. Can you uncover the motives of your captors before it is too late? Can you survive? Can you remain sane? Can you remain yourself?
FEATURES
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Shoot, slap, and slurp your way through waves of enemies in a blaze of finger guns and rainbow fluids.
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Explore a variety of strange environments.
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Experiment with an extensive arsenal of finger guns.
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Push yourself to master the style system and achieve the highest score on the online leaderboards.
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Experience dynamic challenges as enemies adapt to your tactics.
Content Warnings: Flashing lights, visual glitches/distortion, explicit language.
Timerunner
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1505940/Orc_Warchief_Strategy_City_Builder/
There the story’s hero makes a stop to embark on a quest of treasure hunting, discovering ancient artifacts in a broad variety of locations across the world – from Europe to Japan to Egypt.
The Traveler is quite an exceptional character, not only because of his daring and curious personality, but also owing to his unique special power. He can slow down time to a halt and resume it at will! This ability will come in handy as Timerunner’s main mechanic; you can use it to your advantage in a variety of ways – dispatching opponents, moving through the game’s world, and solving puzzles, among others. Beware though – time manipulation is no easy feat and you have only so much energy at your disposal. If you run out, you will have no choice but to release time back into its natural flow and face whatever awaits you in it!
But things are not as we know them on the Blue Planet. Strange forces appear to be in place that make the days on our world as different from its nights as, well, night and day! Daytime appears to be the domain of civilization, a time to tackle the modern forces of the human military, understandably feverish to get their hands on a powerful alien and stand in his way. After sunset, the world seems to be ruled by the creations of human imagination. Centaurs, ogres, phoenixes, and even dragons emerge from the darkness to oppose the Alien Traveler. To what end? How do they come to be? Some of these questions will be addressed as the hunter pursues his prizes.
Apart from his ability to stop time, the Alien Traveler relies on his adventurous instincts and quickly adapts weapons secured on Earth to his needs – whether it’s a pistol, revolver, shotgun, assault rifle, or a rocket launcher. Combined with his time manipulation skills, each of these can display some incredible results on the battlefield, an advantage the Traveler will need to make use of when facing overwhelming odds from diverse enemies with their own array of unique abilities.
Even if it seems like time is on your side, be sure to think fast!
Tyrgard Archer VR
You know, this game’s actually pretty good.
Honestly, I read the other reviews and I almost expected not to like this, but I’m glad I gave it a… Shot ;)
Best part is trying desperately to dodge the spears getting hauled at you from all sides, and just, not being able to hit a single thing (imma need a lot of practice, lol)
EDIT:
They fixed some stuff I complained about, cool.
– Real player with 9.7 hrs in game
This game is awesome! Fun graphics, fun gameplay, You can clearly feel yourself getting better and better the more you practice, and the upgrades for the bow is a nice touch.
There is a good balance between when to charge the bow and when to do quick arrow barrages.
Would definitely recommend this game.
– Real player with 2.8 hrs in game
Wizordum
Wizordum is a retro first-person shooter placed in a fantasy world and it focuses on action and light puzzle elements with plenty of secrets filled with loot and bonus items. The game is inspired by classics from the 90s like Hexen, Heretic, and Catacomb Abyss.
STORY
Chaos roams the land…Mercenaries from the West are pillaging towns and rumors speak of Darkness spreading from the Northern mountains.
Order of the Dawn dispatched every last of their Clerics to learn more about the source. None have returned so far…
You, one of the last Clerics, now stand at the edge of the town of Grimbrook. Do you have what it takes to locate the source and banish the Chaos?
KEY FEATURES
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Blast off your enemies with magic and steel
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Big arsenal of weapons & consumable items
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Plenty of secret places filled with loot & bonus items
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Solve puzzles and avoid traps
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Travel from town to mountains, through lush forest and beyond in single player campaign
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Collect all the bonus items and get the top score on the leaderboards
Bakery Shop Simulator
The game starts slowly, but in a good way. Nice slow pace to learn the game and the best way to balance your spending vs. selling. Once you get the hang of it, gameplay speeds up.
Con’s: Rather short play time. Once you have everything you can buy, there really is no goal and it just keeps going, doing the same thing over and over with no new milestones or anything new to be eager for. I would love to see more options open up in the future. Perhaps ad items to spruce up your bakery to make it more, you. Plants, wall decorations, color options, renaming option. These things can be unlocked as you play, giving reason to keep playing.
– Real player with 8.2 hrs in game
It’s a simple game, at first your just trying to meet the basic needs with very limited money, which is quite fun, but later after you upgrade a few things your kind of done with nothing else left to strive for. No customisation available to your shop or the wall hangings, your just locked in your little booth with stock and sales register.
The customer requests increase from 1 to 3 items per visit, but that’s about it.
I completed all upgrades/recipes in under 4 hours with a good amount of stock and a full star rating, so it’s very short for a simulator.
– Real player with 6.0 hrs in game
Hardest Harvest
Tired of fame and realm-saving heroic quests, you decided it was better to retire from adventuring and lead a calmer life dedicated to farming. But peaceful times were not meant to last, as a rift bursting with foul energy split open the ground in front of your house, devouring the farmland and all of its inhabitants. Trusty pitchfork in hand, you get ready to dive for one more adventure, for what will become your Hardest Harvest.
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Experience intense and fast action, reminiscent of the classic arena shooters.
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Stand your ground on a rock plummeting through 3 different biomes, each hosting its own plant monstrosities.
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Banish endless hordes of corrupted creatures.
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Survive the swarm long enough and draw the attention of massive plant leaders.
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Save your veggies! Each friendly vegetable holds a temporary power up that can get you out of the direst situations.
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Shoot a stream of magic bolts and unleash powerful exploding orbs.
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Fluid movement and a simple control scheme lets you to traverse the map quickly.
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Use advanced techniques like bunny hopping and pole vaulting to dodge the fastest enemies.