Society
Single-player survival game in a small northen town, with elements of horror.
Take on the role of a military survivor of the nuclear apocalypse who must take care of the survival of his bunker neighbors. Explore the radiation-contaminated city, destroy monsters spawned by anomalous energy, and improve relationships with local factions.
The city awaits you, stalkers!
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8089: The Next Action RPG
Been testing this since literal first alpha build so take this with a bit of “bias salt” if you want, but my honest opinion:
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Game is great. Both in VR and non-VR modes. (I played primarily in non-VR). It’s riding on 5089 success and it does so very well imo. Phr00t’s charm is strong in this one.
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Butter smooth controls, little bit of jank here and there, but otherwise game is great. runs smooth, framerate is stable and fairly well optimised (literally ran on GPD Win2).
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Gameplay is pretty good. It’s fun to annihilate alien bugs with stealth kills or just shoot groups of enemies with whatever shotgun-sniper-mortar automatic weapon you make. Plenty of good combat abilities to make combat even more fun.
– Real player with 139.7 hrs in game
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As of writing this review I’ve only been playing for 10 hours, but I seriously could see myself playing this for many more. Don’t let the graphics keep you from playing this game if it seems interesting to you, because once you get used to it, the potato looking bad guys reactions start to give it a certain charm. The real reason to play this game is the gameplay and the core game loop in this is pretty amazing. Primarily it is a game where you want to make your stats and gear’s numbers go higher, and to do that you have to continually venture further into difficult lands. As you progress the enemies grow stronger and you face different and interesting challenges that change up your gameplay. You can’t just rush to the higher level zones and scrape together better gear though, instead you have to activate each new area, which unlocks all the vendors and quests for that particular difficulty level. Supposedly this continues infinitely, and I have no reason to doubt it.
– Real player with 76.3 hrs in game
Nuke Land
Nuke Land is a huge open world with dozens of cities and settlements. As you travel you will meet many enemies, both human and mutated insects. Weapons in Nuke Land are the main argument, but there are not many of them left. However, you can find a weapons craftsman. He will help you restore and upgrade weapons. You have a variety of activities: trade, work as a mercenary, racketeering and other monkey business. Choose what you want to be: a mercenary or a merchant; the mayor of a forlorn village or decide to conquer all the towns and proclaim a new state.
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Tales from Ahrum
Tales from Ahrum is a single player old school turn based RPG game.
In this game you control a group of characters and all starts when the protagonist, Viviane, which suddenly gets involved by an attack thats occurred in her city and starts to pursuit those responsables.
During the journey the group will have access to some quests and revelations about what the attack was and what was the real purpose behind the scenes.
For their aid, weapons, armors and itens creation will be present. They can also configure armors and weapons with some augments to get different effects, chose wich element is the most effective to help mages in battles, configuring them in relics, orbs or a focus.
Sniper Rust VR
it still has a little bit of polishing but then again I guess every VR game does
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
1st Impressions Video with Commentary // Oculus Rift + Touch // GTX 1060 (6GB):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKRmU5Of8Hw
My Thoughts:
What started out to be a charming game with great physics and weapon selection, soon crumbles into a looping disaster.
The game has issues and I could not even get past mission 3 without the game resetting. (See my Video)
I cannot recommend this game in it’s current state.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
Exoplanet: First Contact
UPDATE below the original review, 23+ hours in the game
I currently have close to 9.4 hours in the game, and I’m at the current ‘end.’ As such, I’ll provide my thoughts thus far:
1st question most ask, is it worth buying? In its current state, at 10 hours of gameplay, that’s a tough sell, but having a chance to perhaps have some input on how the final product turns out may be the tipping point for some.
I’ve had fun. I’ve thought about this game between sessions, which is usually a good indicator that it’s interesting enough, even in its current Alpha state, to keep me guessing. I really hope this winds up as a completed project (have seen a few Alphas sputter and die, let this not be one!)
– Real player with 23.4 hrs in game
What if Firefly and Mad Max had a Western themed love child…?
Add in a healthy dollop of Fallout and you’d be looking at Exoplanet: First Contact a real find for those of you lucky enough to stumble across it’s store page.
At the moment - Update 7, mid Jan 2018 - sadly almost nobody has heard of this early access gem. This game is a serious sleeper. It’s a clever, novel concept, the gameplay and the story suck you in from the beginning. I’ve seen criticism of the graphics in other reviews but I guess that was prior to the last update because the desert looks great to me.
– Real player with 12.7 hrs in game
Line of Sight
Line of Sight is a very solid shooter. Of course the most main reason why one should or should not play is solely based on the whether it’s pay to win or not. Props to developers for continually updating/adjusting the game. You guys are doing great. Back to the main “issue” everyone is talking about. Is this game pay to win? No. There is no exclusive gun with god stats that are able to take down even the most skilled player. I just proved it by achieving a profile KD/A of 3.10. I have never spent a dime on this game yet I was able to go a KD/A of 3.0 or above (no I’m not hacking). The people who call this game pay to win are the ones who are so bad at the game, they needed something to blame for their lack to skill. Although this isn’t pay to win doesn’t mean this game has flaws…because it does. The number one flaw that I noticed is how expensive the permanent guns are, granted you aren’t required to buy a gun permanent, but for the ones who want to keep a gun that they like, I do believe it is way too expensive for an average casual player.. Another flaw are the laser and flashlight attatchments. They give too much of an advantage against players because of it’s blinding capability. Yes, there are attatchments that will literally blind your enemies. Last flaw is the unbalanced matchmaking. There are high KD/A’s going against low KD/A’s in casual matches, sure it’s not ranked but this is still an issue and very unfair. Other than that the game is solid and I do recommend you try it. In conclusion, the flaws are highly expensive guns, unbalanced matchmaking, and overpowered attatchments. I hope in time that these issues will be adjusted but if you folks are thinking about trying the game…GO AHEAD! It’s ♥♥♥♥ing free, if you don’t like it then just uninstall. You got nothing to lose!
– Real player with 251.2 hrs in game
Hit 100 hours so here’s my review, awesome game. Fun community, competitive play when you want it but a good time when you need it.
I’d like to address some of the comments you see frequently in the review section.
Pay To Play (P2P) or Free To Play (F2P)?
This game is not P2P.
This game is not P2P.
This game is not P2P.
This game is not P2P.
This game is not P2P.
This game is not P2P. If you look at the hours reviewers have logged you’ll notice that the only people yelling “it’s pay to play” have less than 5 hours in the game. I’ve gotten absolutely destroyed by a novice with a training M4 and I’ve done absolute work on Lvl 50 players with custom skins and 100$ worth of add-ons. Here’s some advice: when you first start the game pick either the M4 or the G36 and mod it out completely with the initial money the game provides. Don’t worry about characters, just use your first bit of money to mod one of these guns. I’ve used the exact same G36 I had when I was Lvl 1. And look, jesus, the developers have to make money so obviously skins and things are going to cost. You can’t have your cake and eat it too. Don’t buy the premium or starter package unless you have money to burn. You can do great in the game with just the basic packages.
– Real player with 185.2 hrs in game
Pirates Bay
About the game
Welcome to the Pirates Bay, a low poly multiplayer open-world pirate adventure filled with numerous mysteries and discoveries. Become a pirate and gather a team of friends. Go on a journey to search the treasures that are hard to get. Cross endless waters, fight with mystical creatures, and always be on the lookout, because other players are also out there trying to make a buck. All of that and even more awaits you in the world of Pirates Bay!
Features
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Create your unique character using the advanced character editor.
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Build your own ship or buy a ready-made one.
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Participate in sea battles with other players, huge monsters and ships of skeletons, and become a terror of the seas.
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Become a roving bandit and rob merchant ships, or be honest, as the game has levels of karma.
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Solve riddles and find treasures.
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Explore a huge open world in the golden sunlight or at night in tremendous thunderstorms.
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Sell items and earn money.
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Take part in huge missions with other players.
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Upgrade your level and unlock new types of weapons and equipment.
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Customize ships to perform different tasks.
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Make your collection of ships suitable for all occasions and use it whenever you want.
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Get drunk and go on a date with the mermaid.
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Join various events and get rare rewards.
Gameplay
Create your character using advanced character editor. Choose body type, skin color and facial features, replace limbs with prostheses, add scars and tattoos.
Play alone, team up with your friends or mysterious strangers in the tavern. You can assign roles, but besides that, each player chooses his own character class, with its unique features.
You can buy a ready-made ship at the shipyard or build your ship by yourself. Choose a ship class, materials; place guns and other parts of the vessel where you want. Decorate cabins, choose the shape of the bow figure and style of the ship, paint the sails and raise the flag.
The combat system contains: melee and long - ranged weapons; blocking and rolling moves. Each weapon feels different and has different stats depending on the type of weapon and ammunition. You can put a variety of skins on your weapon, ranging from a rusty pistol to a golden rifle with precious stones.
Board enemy ships, plunder merchant ships and destroy entire fleets. Set as many cannons as you can, load the cannons with anything you want, from forks and spoons to cursed cannonballs. Throw grappling hooks and get into battles.
Guide your journey by the sun and stars, they will help you unravel the mysteries. Look for treasures using maps or by solving riddles from legends. However, if you do not want to search for treasures, you can rob caravans or unite in alliances with other players for large-scale expeditions and robberies.
XENOGROVE
EXOTIC ALIEN WORLD
Travel by foot or by mount across a wide swath of varying horizons full of lush foliage, NPCs, hidden treasures, and hostile wildlife.
FAST-PACED DUNGEON COMBAT
Voyage portal through portal fighting enemies and rescuing your people in inter-dimensional dungeons that feature branching paths and replay variation. They may not be the same if you return…
MODULAR WEAPONRY
Upgrade your weapon at any workbench to form the perfect weapon from a combination of barrels, receivers, handles, alternate fire modes, and more. Tailor your weapon to your preference or to gain an edge in various dungeons.
OLD-SCHOOL CHARM
Enjoy gigabytes of hand-drawn textures and animations that offer old-school charm while still leveraging modern technology.
ZERO Sievert
ZERO Sievert is a post apocalyptic game setted In a fictitious part of Russia.
The bunker ZERO Sievert: here you can accept new quests, talk to NPC, trade with vendors, manage your equipment and improve your base.
Maps: Maps are procedurally generated to ensure good replayability. The main points of interest will then be in a different location each time, but there is loot in everywhere in the map so be prepared to explore!
Weapons modification: Weapons can be modified, it is up to the player to create a weapon he likes or to focus on statistics. There are a lot of different mods and an incredible amount of combinations