Cafe Paris
Welcome to a game about coffee and conversation. This is a 3D narrative coffee shop sim located in the heart of Paris. In this game you run “Cafe Paris”. A 24/7 open coffee shop establishment between the foot of the Eiffel Tower & the banks of the Seine river. Serve coffee & food to your customers and learn about their stories.
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Greet customers that will come in at all times of the day.
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Serve them coffee and food.
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Enjoy the atmosphere of Paris as you serve and interact with customers all day and night with the Eiffel Tower in view.
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Child of Lothian
The beautiful culture and atmosphere of 18th century Edinburgh disappearing beneath the shadows of witch hunters looming in the streets. Hushed whispers appearing in every corner and suspicious gazes of townspeople falling upon their neighbours as friends become enemies. What is your role to play as a child, in the 18th-century witch trials?
AGAINST ALL ODDS
The world around you feels intimidatingly large and crowded. It sometimes just feels like all the odds and people are against you. Yet you learned to survive the harsh conditions of the streets of Edinburgh. Hide and disguise yourself to escape the witch hunters and steal items from others to survive.
CHOOSE YOUR PATH
Choose to engage in dialogue to find the information you need to complete quests or decide to pickpocket, eavesdrop and steal to reach your goals. The choice is all yours.
YOUR SHELTER IS YOUR SAFE SPACE
The only home you’ve got where you can take a breather and feel comfortable, sleep to venture in the dark of the night or at day- and plan out your next moves for the dangers you’ll encounter once on the streets of witch-hunter invaded streets of Edinburgh.
Stealth Mechanics
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Pickpocketing
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Stealing
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Hiding
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Disguising yourself
Traversal
- Free roam
AI Behaviour
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Advanced stealth guards AI
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Reputation system for NPC’s: Communciation between NPC’s on player behaviour
Camera
- Cinematic camera during dialogues
Narrative
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Dialogue
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Environmental storytelling
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Immersive UI
Systems
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Quest system
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Inventory system
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Day / night system
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Pokon Factory Survival
This game is to mine underground resources and escape from the planet.
Initially, the mining machine is driven by wood as fuel.
As the game progresses, it can be moved by electric power.
Create ammunition and turrets, defeat enemies, build spaceships and escape.
Instructions
alt + enter : switches to full screen
Left click: attack, placement
Right click: Use item, cancel
w.a.s.d key :move
1.2.3.4 key : change weapons
i key : Open your inventory.
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Somni
Well We really like those kind of games like phasmo, ghost hunters corp, obsideo etc. This is exactly the same deal. If you Like Ghost Hunting, horror games you Should really try it. You can play it on Desktop but the Vr Experience is really something else… Very nice try, the game has potentials and looks very promising. I really hope some fixes about some bugs will soon be in order and some improvements that will really made this game go to another level. Overall it is a good Ghost Hunting Horror game to play alone or with your friend.
– Real player with 4.5 hrs in game
For now the game is a bit well terrible. It has often errors and a main setting screen is not available. To leave the game you need to go out of your way with ALT + F4 or any of the other hardcoded shutdowns and there is no way to talk with your friends through the game.
However I would still like to reccomend this game because it has a lot of potential. The game has a fasinating way of dealing with evidence and sounds. Also are the ghosts awesomely made and the single map that is available is very interesting. Hugh improvements can be made which will lead to an awesome game. They just released the game a bit early to really grasp its potential that is there
– Real player with 3.8 hrs in game
Overture Music Visualization
I love this! The whole concept works well for using as a “stream starting” screen. I would love to be able to upload my own images and have the music visualizer over the image as well as use the existing backgrounds. I’m hoping for something to use in October, or for holidays, specific themes for different games, etc.
Edit: It’s been a while, and there hasn’t been many updates. I’ve since stopped using this for a stream opening. The scenes just got a bit stale. It’s fun for a bit, and it works well for it I intended it for. Just would’ve loved to see some fresh scenes, maybe even ones for holidays.
– Real player with 98.0 hrs in game
I am writing this review from the standpoint of private use, not say to visualize my music on social media (although the developer has indictated they welcome such usage). And from that angle it’s quite the neat tool. In comparison to the few programs that allow music visualization (including music players themselves) it has a bunch of options to modify and adjust the visualization itself and a bunch of scenes/visualization styles.
What was important for me - and what I found nowhere else - is that it works with the general sound output of your OS, instead of being dependant on the user selecting songs to play within the program interface. So if you want to have something nice to look at while you listen to sound from Youtube, Spotify or your private music collection, you can have that. Additionally to that, one of the latest updates also added the mic input as potential source.
– Real player with 36.4 hrs in game
Bus Simulator 21
Sadly too many bugs in this game to recommend it. Which is sad, since it has potential.
– Real player with 58.6 hrs in game
It’s a good game compared to previous editions 2016 and 2018. That said, a lot of progress is still needed to emerge alongside other bus simulation games like OMSI 2 or The Bus.
Many minor bugs spoil the gaming experience:
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The headlights of NPC vehicles are for some non-functional.
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Crowds of NPCs on the bridge north of the Westfield Corners stop.
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The rear headlights (brake lights) are not functional on the IVECO Urbanway: They remain either on or off but there is no link with the braking.
– Real player with 48.8 hrs in game
City Kong 3D
Rampage and ape out in this 3D city crawler as the gigantic simian kaiju, Kong!
Digital Expo Center
I think this will be the future. People will be able to visit the virtual exhibitions with quality and comfort.
This is an excellent project and I really enjoyed.
I’m really happy to see this kind of project here on steam.
This project makes very intelligent use of technological resources.
So the stands can have the possibility to use video, slideshow, as well as animation of 3D objects providing greater immersion.
I really recommend it.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
Meh. Real Expo is better but it could be worse.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Imercyve: Living with Intellectual Disability
It is hard to review a product that cannot really be classified as game but I will try my best.
The idea behind the product is to simulate certain “disabilities”. Each one plays out and ends once a specific time limit has been reached (30 seconds maybe?) There were a total of 4 “experiences” making this one of the shortest games/programs/experiences I own. I ran the program twice and clocked in at 0.3 hours.
The good
- A couple of the experiences are done very well (Tablet phone call and the brochure).
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
This is a seven minute experience that seems more like an advertisement for Mercy Connect than an attempt to actually educate anyone about intellectual disabilities. You’re literally given a pamphlet for their organization as one of the last events. I wouldn’t mind that at all if there weren’t already an entry fee or if I felt like that did a good job of educating me about the subject, but as it is it seems tacky. Each scenario was good and I would love for other VR games/experiences to play with sensory changes the way Imercyve starts to but never fully embraces.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
orbit.industries
Build and manage orbital stations rotating around distant planets! Train your skills in a Mission mode or dive deep in a Free Play. Do you have the skills and wits to become a space pioneer, Engineer?
There are many space simulation games out there, most focus on deep space exploration or planetary colonization, still building and managing an orbital station is a new and unique challenge!
orbit.industries blends inspiration from classic science fiction literature, movies, and popular space-opera TV series with actual knowledge and progress achieved in the field of space exploration, space engineering, and orbital stations development.
orbit.Industries offers two graphically separate views while working on your station:
The outside space view shows your station in an orbit. Here, you will build and install new 3D modules - each with different functionality - and polish them with decorations. You will control and supervise all the ships arriving and departing the station. The full 3D environment allows expanding stations in all dimensions, taking advantage of the endless space.
The so-called Abstract System Layer (ASL) enables setting up and monitoring the different production cycles, to organize resources and services as efficiently as possible. These systems are placed and connected in a separate, abstract view that is presented in a circuit board form.
Those two different gameplay visual perspectives secure a high degree of creative freedom and optical variation in the outside view, enabling players to fully take advantage of the 3D in space. At the same time, outsourcing organizational processes with possibly hundreds of production lines inside the station into a separate ASL view ensures maximum clarity.
orbit.industries offers a unique economic system. Your task is to make your station as profitable and efficient as possible. Setting up stable production lines is hindered by the occurrence of errors and malfunctions, like fire outbreaks or hacking attacks. These errors are based on specific error probabilities that each module and each system entails.
Additionally, there are different mechanisms in place to prevent simply overloading production circuits to increase the difficulty of reaching high or even maximum efficiency. You are however able to have a positive influence by building modules and systems like a sick bay or a repair drone. These have a positive impact on the error probabilities of nearby modules and systems in a certain radius and they do make for an even larger variety of projects.
orbit.industries offers 3 different campaigns to play in a single-player mode, each set in a different location, so in every campaign, the station will orbit a different planet. Players need to build a device to terraform a planet to make it habitable and resource-rich.
Each of the 3 campaigns has its background narrative. Players must build one campaign-specific complex module, consisting of several smaller modules. Each of these modules has to be unlocked by researching the technologies through projects first and each of them requires the player to build various other basic modules first.
Additionally, players can choose between Endless or Creative modes, where they can build freely, set their focus, and keep busy for hours:
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Endless mode is a type of gameplay with no set objective – progress normally through the game, build new modules and systems, earn money through projects and unlock new technologies to make the space station even bigger and more efficient.
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Creative mode: while similar to Endless mode, allows you to approach the game with a more free-roam attitude and to build your station with absolute freedom. All technologies are already unlocked since the beginning and there are no constraints on money or time!
orbit.industries key features:
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Full 3D Orbital Station shown in two different visual perspectives
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Setup and management of production pipelines and cycles
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Research and Development of new production-related technologies
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Procurement and reward systems to keep players constantly engaged
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Contracts players can accept for one of two reasons:
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Earn money for the space station in form of a reward
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Research and unlock new technologies, in the form of a new module required for building
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54 extension modules you may build and expand your station