Bonkies
I played this game some while it was in Early Access but waited to play the rest and to review for once it was fully out.
Bonkies is a great couch co-op game that has a great visual style and is a ton of fun. Everyone that I’ve played it with has had a great time. My girlfriend who is not much of a gamer loves it. It’s worked great with Steam’s remote play to play co-op online with other friends.
Even though the single player campaign is definitely not the game’s focus, and it is admittedly short (it took me an hour to Ace it, but new players probably 3-4 hours), I had a great time player the single player campaign as well.
– Real player with 22.1 hrs in game
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About the game:
Well, the gameplay is pretty simple. Every of the (up to) 4 players is playing one space monkey. Their task is to construct certain “buildings” in a limited time (usually around 3-5 minutes). Unfortunately these space monkeys have a heavy handycap: they all have only one arm. (Not sure who let them be in charge of the construction site but that’s another question).
The game mechanics rely on 50% communication with the other players (since you can’t lift objects very well on yourself alone) telling them where to move, what to do next. The other half is actually some creativity since it’s not always clear how to build these desired objects. You only get a shape of what’s expected and are left alone trying (or imagining) how it fits best.
– Real player with 12.9 hrs in game
Eggineer
This is sad that this game was released before it was ready, it has so much potential. I wish I had noticed the demo before I bought the game, that is my fault. There is no instructions and for the life of me I cannot figure out the controls, I have looked for a full hour how to delete a piece placed in the wrong location without deleting the entire ship. The camera controls are all over the place, no way to rotate a swivel piece when installing on your ship. If the game was the thrust to be up it will be up, no way to change it. I cannot find any info on the game or a developers web site. Steam should not allow games that are no where near ready to be released. Hopefully there will be some instructions posted somewhere and a update or two, but I feel that I wasted my money…..
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game
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Operation Outsmart
Operation Outsmart is an open-world sandbox RPG where you build wacky machines and recruit wacko koalas to save the world from those pesky robotic minions.
Build wacky machines
Build the most ridiculous vehicles from the large collection of basic, engineering, and special parts. Customise the look of your parts and bind keys to the operable parts. When you’re done, put a driver seat and hop behind the wheel.
Explore the open-world
Explore the vast open-world with your build or on foot. Speak to the koalas, they may reveal secrets or give you quests. The quests are either puzzle or combat, but either way, you will be generously rewarded with new parts, weapons, and most importantly, the koalas trust!
Recruit warrior koalas
Gain the koalas trusts by doing the quests and one by one they will become available for recruitment. They are very good with weapons (they get too excited with bazookas!) so make sure to mount the recruited koalas on your build so they can operate the vast variety of available weapons.
Fight the minions
Those pesky minions have taken the world and the koalas are not happy. You can control the mounted koalas to fight the minions with melee, ranged or explosive weapons. Minions drop XP orbs and metals. Make sure to collect them, they are very much needed!
Create new alloys
Are your builds too heavy? Do they break apart easily? You can reinforce your machines with alloys. At the Foundry, simply mix the different metal elements that you collected from the minions to create new alloys with unexpected properties. You never know what that extra 4% of Chromium can do!
Level-up your koalas
Those XP orbs you collected? Use them to unlock exciting abilities from the skills tree. The minions wouldn’t like it!
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Barn&Farm Renovator
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1758650/Whisky_Bottler
As a Barn&Farm Renovator you can:
- Buy dilapidated or abandoned barns and turn them into modern homes.
Make profits on their sale and invest in more barns to flip. Your customers’ expectations and requirements will often surprise you.
- You have a limited number of days and cash to transform an old barn into your customers’ dream home.
If you exceed the time and budget allotted, they will not be happy. If you finish earlier, you can count on a generous bonus.
- You won’t get much done without proper tools like:
Cordless screwdriver, wood saw, paintbrushes, power drill, nail gun, trowels, saws, jigsaw, levels and others will come in handy…
- …but the Final Touch is totally up to you.
Everything needs to be pimped out and spiffy but also in its right spot – furniture, home appliances and entertainment centers, house plants – all very stylish and chic. Don’t fret; there is lots of free space for improvisation and distinctive décor.
- Before closing the deal, remember to get rid of any pests and uninvited guests too (critters from nearby fields and forests).
Fun with Ragdolls: The Game
Great game for kids and those big kids, 5 year old son loves it 100% worth the money, can create and download custom maps which leads to great fun.
– Real player with 113.1 hrs in game
super interactive things
– Real player with 69.6 hrs in game
Garry’s Mod
2,000 Hours don’t come out of a watch. It comes out of your life. Was the 2k hours worth it? Yes indeed. For a game like gmod to be amazing for such a low price your wondering is it good or bad? Its both 100% depending on the gamemode you play. Do i suggest it? I don’t know does time come out of a watch?
+Rep
1,000 Hours later still finding the game interesting, Ive met wonderful people, bad people, and the ones to love and adore. From my 3k Hours this game is top Notch. Not Notch as in minecraft but, yeah. TOP NOTCH
– Real player with 4472.3 hrs in game
Is not a game. It is a physics toy and sandbox style tool.
In Gmod, you can reluctantly do whatever you want to. You can: build things such as:
cars, buildings, bunkers, airships , boats , or whatever you can think up.
*Use weapons from other valve games, as well as add-on weapons created by other people.
Play with physics, kill NPCs with literally anything, drive a world of vehicles, paint, destroy stuff, spawn props, spawn ragdolls to pose and beat up, make a machinima for use on YouTube or other video websites, listen to music, and MUCH MUCH more.
– Real player with 4265.5 hrs in game
Loop Knight
(6/23/2021)
There’s… not much to the game right now, really. Story mode has two levels which are extremely short, and there’s an endless mode as well as a hell (hard) mode.
Your guy walks forward, you build ramps as he goes, or you destroy the ramps with lasers if you don’t need them.
Gameplay feels a bit clunky, I think being able to stay zoomed out while playing would help. I would prefer the guy to be a bit faster, but gravity a bit lighter (less realistic).
Sound and music are decent, and graphics are pretty good. Game also lags a bit, probably needs to be optimized.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
RoboCo
RoboCo is a wholesome sandbox game about designing and building robots to serve the needs of squishy, hapless humans in the world of tomorrow! Create any robot you can imagine in the creative sandbox mode or take on unique challenges.
Snap together an expansive variety of parts to bring the machines of your dreams to life. Hook up controls, customize how your robots move and operate, then add fun cosmetics like googly eyes and hats!
Put your engineering skills to the test in our tricky, open-ended challenges. Build custom robots to complete tasks like delivering sandwiches to hungry diners, preparing a romantic dinner, and showing off your robot dance moves!
Designed from the ground up to support both desktop and VR play, seamlessly switch between both modes with the click of a button!
Sunshine Heavy Industries
Sunshine Heavy Industries is a puzzle game about building spaceships for a cast of colourful clients.
It starts off very easy but as you go along you unlock more parts and customers have more specific demands, the challenge is trying to meet those requirements (such as enough Thrust, Firepower, Cargo space and so on) whilst also coming in under budget, after all this is a business! (Although a few extra fins and a horn couldn’t hurt, right?)
It’s a very chill relaxing game with some nice music and a cast of fun characters who are always a delight to talk to, there’s some real good witty dialogue at times.
– Real player with 56.3 hrs in game
In the not-so-grim darkness of the future you are a newly employed spaceship designer building spaceships with about as much attention to detail as you would expect to be put into a custom pepperoni pizza.
All the characters are cute, funny and preposterously naive considering how often they must face their own mortality (judging by the size of the arsenals you staple on to the sides of ships).
The game is well paced and gradually increases its complexity.
The puzzles are tricky to do well, but are easy to complete, so players probably will not experience failure or be prevented from advancing the game.
– Real player with 30.4 hrs in game
Two Point Hospital
Great fun game, reminds me of Theme Hospital from when I was younger. Was happy to find out that producers were former Bullfrog team who did make Theme Hospital
– Real player with 198.0 hrs in game
Amazing game - great humour!
Some supposedly obvious things don’t work as you’d think (e. g. when it comes to which skills to teach staff), but figuring this particular logic out is half the fun.
– Real player with 188.7 hrs in game