Road to Ballhalla
Road to Ballhalla is a cheeky, occasionally cruel but ultimately satisfying experience, that I would highly recommend to anyone with a taste for arcade-style platformers and puzzle games. I say this having completed 100% of the game’s achievements.
Aesthetically, with regards to its delightfully colourful design and well-suited, unintrusive yet engaging soundtrack, I can’t really fault Road to Ballhalla. The puzzles are all very much based upon rhythm and visual patterns, meaning that the audio-visual elements of the game are critically important, and I am pleased to report that they do themselves absolute justice.
– Real player with 14.6 hrs in game
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Road to Ballhalla is a simple top-down arcade-style game. You control a ball, and your goal is to navigate your way through 20 levels, collecting little sparks (the game’s collectable) and avoiding dying as you go.
The game is very simple – there isn’t even a jump button. You can simply move in any direction, or speed up your rolling in a sort of dash move. The dash move makes it so you die instantly if you take damage, rather than simply… well, taking damage. This makes it risky to use at times, so it must be used judiciously.
– Real player with 12.5 hrs in game
Ghost Cash Collect
An old but funny indie game, you can play while something else is loading, despite the fact that I won more than 1kkk points, I still have not discovered a secret character
– Real player with 3.4 hrs in game
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enjoying it
maybe in the future we might get more content to keep us playing for longer
– Real player with 2.2 hrs in game
Super Intern Story
_Have you ever wondered how video games are made? Is it your life long dream to work in the gaming industry? Today is your lucky day! We may have the perfect position for you. Come work for us in this “challenging” environment where everything that can go wrong will absolutely go wrong.
We offer you valuable experience such as :
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Fixing other people’s mistakes
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Getting blamed for everything because you’re just an intern
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Having your butt kicked by heroes on a daily basis
Each day is different here and you will have to face new problems that makes you wonder about your own sanity. I hope you will apply for the job and discover the secrets of the video games industry!
Your future boss_
Key Features:
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Every chapter is a new day with unique gameplay and challenges. You won’t get bored!
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Beautiful environments that remind you that you’re stuck at work and - wait did that fake pyramid just fall on the floor?
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Drama, joy, tragedy, nonsense… Just like your regular 9 to 5 job
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Lots of side quests & secrets scattered all over the madhouse that is your office building
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4 monster costumes each with different abilities and unique cuteness
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A handful of coworkers to share a coffee with while listening to their complains
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Great corporate meta humor that feels like a crying emoji in a powerpoint about why you are fired
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Dude, Stop
So, Dude Stop… A game that had people waiting literal years for, ever since the demo was released. Now it’s a little short for its price (I won one of the contests so I got a free key), but I actually bought the game before I knew I won (making me have to refund), meaning I was willing to fork over actual cash for it.
Pros:
-Quite fun, if you’re into games where you’re into defying the narrator, like Stanley Parable.
-Entertaining narrator.
-Not very hard to get all the achievements, with or without a guide.
– Real player with 8.4 hrs in game
I needed a short and relaxing point and click as a breather from competitive gaming. I picked this game up for it’s full price. While it is “relaxing”, it is far from funny.
The narration is probably some of the cringiest I’ve heard in a while. It screams “trying too hard”, and the inflection from the voice actor is so bad, I physically cringed every time he tried to make a joke. Why is this important? Because it is literally the entire premise of the game. You are Player17, doing everything in your power to do the puzzles wrong. The narrator conveys his frustration every time you do something wrong. Because of how bad his voice acting is, I almost didn’t want to work on the achievements because I would have to listen to his cheesy voice lines again and again.
– Real player with 8.1 hrs in game
Kyle is Famous: Complete Edition
I played through every single one of the endings of this game. And although I would love to say ti was worth it, I cannot.
The humor is funny at first, but then you realize that the writer of this game has an obsession with vore/cannibalism/vomit and it’s pretty easy to predict the direction of every single ending. Also, there were many times when perfectly decent endings were drawn out to the point where it’s completely ridiculous and unfunny, like it’s necessary for Kyle to completely change society every time he dies.
– Real player with 13.6 hrs in game
The trailer for this game gave me major Stanley Parable vibes so I was excited to play it. Unfortunately the trailer is pretty misleading. The narrator reads out your choices and the results in a normal voice. There’s no emotion (confusion, anger, exasperation, etc), and there’s no additional comments. The only similarities with Stanley Parable are that playthroughs can unlock additional options for the next playthrough. As far as humour goes, it had the odd funny moment but most of it was just stupid, and not in a funny way IMO. Humour is very subjective though so I can understand some people liking it.
– Real player with 4.0 hrs in game
Songs for a Hero - Definitive Edition
Would I recommend this game? Yes, I already have actually. However I do have some issues in regards to certain aspects of the game that personally bother me that I’d like to share. But first I would like to open up with the things that I appreciate about the game!
The Positives
The charm this game exudes is so unique
With a singing hero so to speak
Our hero’s voice oh so soothing
Every line he sings is oh so amusing
The hero’s movements are freeing
A hookshot, double jump, a way of being
– Real player with 12.3 hrs in game
You ever play a game that advertises a really unique feature and go “Can this even work?” then play it and change your tune to “OH BOY THIS CAN WORK REALLY WELL” in the first hour? That’s what Songs for a Hero did to me. I’m keeping a much closer eye on Brazil in the future, because this game is a total work of heart and love for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive era of gaming.
See, Songs isn’t just trying to play on your nostalgia - it wants to be your nostalgia in the best ways possible. Not only does it sing to you in a wonderfully comedic fashion, but if you turn off the singing (which you can do if it bothers you) then you find an amazing homage to Wonder Boy and several other Sega titles layered into it. Sound effect and music design, physics and motion, and the look itself have all meshed into one of my favorite games of 2020. There were challenging points in the game, but never a point where I blamed or questioned the devs for why it was so hard.
– Real player with 10.1 hrs in game
The Stanley Parable
Stanley? What are you doing trapped in a steam review Stanley? Get out of there this instant! This is not a joke Stanley! You are ruining my story.
– Real player with 37.5 hrs in game
god, an absolute classic to be sure. and getting the Don’t Play For 5 Years achievement legit feels amazing
– Real player with 6.6 hrs in game
Angelo and Deemon: One Hell of a Quest
This game had been on my radar for a long time but bad reviews always put me off. I finally saw it on sale for just over €2 and bought it.
The dialogues are a bit simplistic but there are a couple of funny moments. The game flows well, the in-game help is good (no need to look for walkthroughs) and, thanks to the nice voice acting, the two and a half hours or so are worth the full price of the game.
Although the game is short, there is never the impression of seeing something cut or rushed. Everything is very clean, without bugs. Most of the game follows a sharable logic, except for a couple of points where you have to read the mind of the developers. Points that we can solve thanks to the (aforementioned) in-game help.
– Real player with 10.3 hrs in game
Very nice, but somewhat flawed game.
Pros:
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Artwork. It’s top-notch. Splendid characters on splendid backgrounds. Animation is somewhat simplistic, but nice nonetheless.
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Voice acting. Very good for an indie game. Even the Ben’s voice matches the original perfectly.
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Puzzles. Very good. Challenging enough to please a seasoned adventure gamer. Rare find nowadays.
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Plot. It’s OK. Good pace, nice ideas.
Neutral:
- Writing. Some characters and their stories aren’t consistent enough. Some are plain silly.
– Real player with 7.6 hrs in game
I Lost My Luggage
I Lost My Luggage is a chaotic organization game, where you work in a lost and found facility. Organize the lost luggage in any way you like. Just make sure to remember where to find them when the forms describing them are printed out. As the game progresses, your inventive organization strategies will be tested against the accumulating chaos. You are accompanied by your work-from-home supervisor who facilitates hilarious story elements.
There’s lots of forms:
People lose their luggage a lot. They can fill in forms of their lost luggage, sending them directly to the printer in your office. The descriptions get more and more complex throughout the days.
And lots of luggage:
New items come in three times a day, so they can pile up real fast. But don’t worry, if you organize well, you’ll be fine!
Match the forms with the correct item:
If you drop the wrong item off, the conveyer belt will gladly give the item back to you. Feel free to try it again!
Organize the incoming forms:
Organization is key, also when receiving a lot of forms. Organize them on the bulletin board or in a nice big pile. It’s up to you!
Have some fun:
Taking breaks improves your productivity. Hit a kobe or do something else to blow some steam off. Bill will be right there with you!
My Name is Mayo 2
best thing since “my name is mayo”, the first installment. i laughed, i cried, i got aroused. the layout for the story is a lot easier to follow. it was a bit of an emotional roller coaster. hours of entertainment while still remaining relaxing. and that finally was awe inspiring. for those that didn’t like it is either broken or was playing the wrong game. would absolutely recommend to anyone that enjoys clicking mayo and mayo similar items. all thats missing is the multiplayer.
– Real player with 12.8 hrs in game
I highly recommend My Name is Mayo 2. It’s a griping story of love self discovery facts that will blow your mind. Best of all the return of Mayo. If you love Mayo and just can’t get enough of it. You need to buy this now. Don’t have money beg someone anyone so you can get your Mayo fix!!! Everything is going to hell anyway . Get mayo to save your day !!! Oh mayo why did it take you so long to return?? I can die in peace now that mayo has come back!!!!
– Real player with 1.8 hrs in game