Hinata in Hot Maze
Good game so far, looking forward to more levels being released soon
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
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Space Merchant
nice little chilled game, easily played ( and minimised when the boss walks in ) between working on spreadsheets etc. Nice simple and relaxed.
– Real player with 124.2 hrs in game
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It’s a mobile game, fun but you’d need to spend some time to get to other galaxies (it’ll unlock more ships and crafts). Great if you like slow paced games.
– Real player with 7.4 hrs in game
Fire and Dungeon
Hint to developers:
You know that idea you have about the player character being blind or it being to dark to see anything so you have a black screen with maybe the occasional flash of light or little circle of light flitting past randomly? Yeah, the one that saves all the money on special effects in movies? It NEVER WORKS in computer games. No it did not even work there. It certainly did not work here.
I do not recommend buying this. It starts out iffy but quickly decays into black screen without even a bump sound to tell you you found a wall. Brilliant for a game, yes?
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
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2048 Royal Cards
2048 Royal Cards is the most fun 2048 Cards solitaire. Best classic puzzle game of 2048.
2048 Royal Cards. Sounds cool?
DOWNLOAD NOW. We are sure you will enjoy a lot.
HOW TO GET POINTS?
• Sliding the cards from bottom. When two cards with the same number touch, they merge into one and get points. Start at 2 and reach 32, 128, 512, 1024 and finally 2048.
• Collect points. Sounds easy? Play it now!
2048 ROYAL CARDS IS EASY TO GET POINTS:
• Score mega points with combos
DarkHouse
DarkHouse is a survival game in a night psychiatric clinic in the genre of first-person horror. A mysterious creepy doctor is tearing at your heels trying to kill you.
Uncover the mystery of the psychiatric hospital by collecting elements for the ritual to bring the infernal monster back to the underworld.
The main character: A vulnerable girl Sofia lives alone with her grandmother, in order to somehow make ends meet, she moonlights as a nurse at night in a psychiatric clinic.
Happy Day
As a fan of these games, I was disappointed about this one. It’s a tiny map and there’s basically nothing to do. All you do is just wish your neighbors a Merry Christmas and kill them with snowballs or guns or just explode them. The ammo on the guns run out very quickly too. You could also just explode the town straight away and there would be nothing left. Usually if you even try to explode something it freezes and crashes. Even though it’s cheap it’s still not worth the money.
– Real player with 0.8 hrs in game
Game too laggy and crashed most of the time. Playing on Acer Nitro 5 with NVidia GTX 1650.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Hardworking Hero
Adventurer! Money is everything, working hard and earning money!
Explore the map randomly in the lost world.
Random map events waiting to be resolved!
Work hard to make coins, and develop your character. Facing powerful mobs!
Failure is the mother of success. Use gold to upgrade your character.
Collect materials to upgrade equipment!
Create buildings to earn more money
Is the income increase too slow?
You need more buildings!
Save the villagers and they’ll join your team.
Lost villagers are waiting for you to give them a home.
My Best Nightmare
For a couple bucks, it was a fun game. Cool pixel graphics, surreal environments, creepy aesthetics.
-I feel there was a language barrier involved. I didn’t always understand what was going on.
-Seemed kinda rushed. There is a platforming portion with unique animations for jumping and climbing, but it is over in about 90 seconds. Seems like a waste to end it so soon. In another area, you enter a forest that is beautifully drawn and animated, but you just grab a key and leave immediately.
Overall, a fun, inexpensive experience that scratches the point-and-click itch for an evening.
– Real player with 3.2 hrs in game
For only $3 this point&click adventure is surprisingly decent, the narrative is unique, the environment has a lot of detail, and it has about 90 minutes of content, which is more than I expected. I think the story had a good mystery, even if I didn’t fully understand the concept, something about the dreams bridging reality. There are cool psychological effects in terms of narrative and scenery, overall I think the game was somewhat immersive, but it’s not much of a horror experience. I had a few technical problems with the interface, I think the hotspots overall were pretty annoying, I often overlooked areas because the click detection was so narrow, and on top of it, some of the scene transitions were easy to mistake for background. Perhaps you should do some color coding next to the doors and pathways, it would remove a lot of unnecessary frustration. Another thing, if there is an object like a vending machine that is part of the puzzle, the character should comment on it, instead of just having the hotspots, it would highlight the importance of an object. The are several locations in the game where the character has nothing to say on the hotspot that requires an item, and because it’s in pixel art, sometimes you have to use your imagination because again, the character didn’t comment.
– Real player with 2.8 hrs in game
Soul Challenge
soul challenge
– Real player with 4.7 hrs in game
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– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
Idle Pins
Edit 02/11/2021: Three things related to monetisation have happened. First, leaderboards have been removed. That’s good, they were useless anyway and clear cheaters mostly populated the top spots. Second, the daily premium currency (Derium) given has increased dramatically, roughly doubling over the first month. While the amounts are still very, very small, it’s something. Good job.
Lastly, I cursed the game when talking about RNG based purchases, because there is now a slot machine for the Halloween event. The listed chances are 1.23% for a good drop, 29.88% for a not very good drop, 68.9% for absolutely nothing. You also get a tiny consolation prize with each roll, all for 100 Derium. If you wanted to buy Derium it would take roughly 8,100 to get one of the good drops, costing around $20. More absurd monetisation from the developer, sadly.
– Real player with 1220.6 hrs in game
This will be a fully honest and unbiased review, i personally enjoy the game as i did with the original.
Personally i consider this game a pretty good balance between the active and idle sides of the incremental community. (if you complain about the game require to much active then, simply put the game isnt made for you, as its more geared towards the more active side of the incremental community. dont expect something like melvor, expect something like realmgrinder in terms of activity) The game however isnt entirely active and does have a somewhat long waiting periods, not timewalls per say, but just waiting periods. none the less, despite the fact i prefer EXTREMELY active games like perfect tower 2, and The Prestige Tree. this game has somehow entranced me despite the larger waiting periods.
– Real player with 304.3 hrs in game