The foreigner
At a Glance
| (Adult) Content | No. |
| Censorship | Not applicable. |
| Hours of Gameplay | Half-an-hour to one. |
| Modding Support? | No. |
| Patch Required? | Not applicable. |
The foreigner is a short virtual novel about the misadventure of a poor boy and kind lady.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
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WordKiller: Revolution
Wonderful game, I wish there were more cutscenes, and an ending cutscene. However, I found this game pleasantly and frustratingly challenging for the 6 hours it took me to beat in in United States Language. Thanks for creating a challenging game that kept me entertained, it required both speed and strategy in order to get through the final level. I barely made it through and I can type the following stats below:
143 wpm on 10fastfingers
120 average on typeracer with a pb for a small ghosted quote of 217 unlagged speed.
– Real player with 6.8 hrs in game
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TL;DR: Do NOT buy this. The game steals content from other sources and is the bare minimum effort in pumping out a “game” to put on Steam.
WordKiller: Revolution is a game that existed on Steam for 2 years prior to this release as… Word Killer: Revolution. I can only presume the reason was to get rid of the “Mixed” score, because it sure wasn’t the blatant content theft that this game has taken part in since the beginning. The in-game music is “Stalker” from Duke Nukem 3D, except it’s the shitty sounding variant you hear on the pinball machines in Duke Nukem Forever, and the death and victory tunes being tracks from DNF as well.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
Type Fighter
**EDIT: I saw the review from 2019 saying the typing is buggy by overlapping with other words you could type, and I’ve never experienced this bug on any of the computers I’ve played this on. I’m pretty confident that this bug must have been fixed before I started playing.
Super hard but fun 2D-sprite infinite runner game where you’re typing to kill fireball wizards, jump over armored spiders, piercing flying birds with arrows that are dropping rocks on your head, rolling under stone walls, and leaping over bottomless pits. You get 4 words at a time to choose from. Typing one word will make you jump, another will make you shoot an arrow, another will make you swing your sword, and another will make you roll. The further you go before inevitably dying, the higher your score becomes.
– Real player with 10.2 hrs in game
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veary cool and fun
– Real player with 6.7 hrs in game
Roman’s Christmas / 罗曼圣诞探案集
English version is only in an Alpha state.
Pros:
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A story that keeps you hooked from start to finish.
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Thinking and deduction skills are actually required to solve the mysteries.
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Trials use a casino-style overlay.
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Sniff out additional clues with your nose. You’re a wolf after all!
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An interesting cast of characters from many different walks of life.
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Very well animated and gorgeous portraits. Yes, they all move and blink!
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The soundtrack fits the atmosphere.
Cons:
- Sentences require a few moments to piece together, but it’s not too difficult to understand.
– Real player with 26.6 hrs in game
First of all, I’d like to say,
UWU OWO furry time hee hee. Owo Notices your blood stains. Did somewon do a kiwwy wiwwy? Hang them -w-. But, this game is not just fun if you’re a furry. Seriously, very fun to play. Play time for me was about 18-20 hours, but most was silent contemplation and there was a fair bit of offscreen thinking too(I try to predict who did it, with little success, because these murders are quite hard). Kinda a point and click style adventure where you pick up clues to try to solve several murders. But, you really do have to step away from the computer and think as to what happened/contradictions in testimonies, as some are very subtle. The characters feel individual and have interesting personalities. Some get killed off quickly, buut that’s to be expected. The murder trials are fun, and you really have to be thinking the whole time, as the slightest flaw in a theory might make the difference in the suspect. There aren’t too many story-influencing choices, mainly to get funny dialogue quips but there is one great choice you can make at the end, which kinda makes you think “if someone’s going to be killed because you find out the truth, and the truth really won’t change anything in the end, is it really worth getting that justice? Would the guilt that person has be enough? Wouldn’t there life be worth more than their death?” Props for that.
– Real player with 22.7 hrs in game