Future Perfect
Future Perfect breaks down the barrier between having an idea for a game, and playing it with friends. The Future Perfect interface allows you to create, play, and share multiplayer games quickly and easily.
Games created with Future Perfect are published on Steam Workshop . You can browse, rate, and download games that interest you. Models, animations, textures, effects and other assets are also shared, so you can pick and choose the compents you want to create your game.
Future Perfect is in the early stages of development. It’s not ready for Alpha, Beta, or Early Access.
Race.a.bit
It’s been a while since i had fun with a game who do aim “retrogamers”. As usually they are all the same… But right now i finally found one that can handle most of my needs.
Pro:
It will remind you Slick’n’Slide but in a good way
Music quality
In-game racetrack editor encourages pixel arts which help to give a unique atmosphere to each of our creations.
Control intuitiveness
Compatible with a gamepad
Subtleties of power-ups, obstacles, traps, etc. make this game having a very long longevity
Con:
– Real player with 93.0 hrs in game
Can’t recommend at this price, unless you are a die hard retro top down race fan.
The game itself is kind of fun. I played through all the included tracks and enjoyed it for the most part. The retro graphics are an eye sore for many and the AI is pretty inconsistent, yet there is a bit of charm to the overall feel. The controls are fairly smooth and there is a neat level editor included which opens the doors to tons of potential community content. In the end though, it is too short, too retro and too pricey to recommend.
– Real player with 28.9 hrs in game
Contagion
Contagion is a zombie game with a good portion of realism. It uses the source engine and allow us players to create custom maps which I love it so much.
Gamemodes
There are many game modes out there but no tutorial so you are better off by watching the trailer first to get to know about the gamemodes before you get confused will all the new features. For example if you had enough with coop, you can play against other players in a level filled with the walking dead.
Main features
– Real player with 1459.5 hrs in game
Read More: Best Level Editor Zombies Games.
Short version:
Pros:
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Great maps with classic zombie locations
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Challenging gameplay
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Great fun with friends
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Rewards planning and coordination
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Resource management
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Still updated
Cons:
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Character models
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Voice acting
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Some modes are boring
“Long” version:
Contagion is a first-person zombie game where you play as a vast number of survivors and must complete objectives throughout a myriad of great maps in order to get to safety. It has been developed and published by Monochrome, Inc.
– Real player with 115.5 hrs in game
Head Bumper: Editcraft
Platform Racing 2 but awesome
– Real player with 1.0 hrs in game
Hellbreaker
The dev posted a thread about this a few years ago and I picked it up. The movement is fast and fun, and the guns are very satisfying. I had a performance hiccup once in the outdoor level but it got fixed, and thanks to the limited visuals it runs at full blast with 100+ enemies on screen with no issues. Good art direction keeps the game looking nice despite those visuals and there’s good variety in how the levels look and play. Chasing gold medals is extremely fun and the game is very straightforward with the criteria for a gold rank, a big plus. If you like Doom, Quake, or UT this game is a great deal for a few afternoon’s worth of fun, I’m looking forward to what this developer does next.
– Real player with 6.7 hrs in game
Hellbreaker is a fun game, not sure why it didn’t got more attention…
Looks like it flew under everyone’s radar, haha where are those so called “influencers” when you need them ?
Non stop fast paced action, put your brain aside and kill everything type of game.
Nothing really good though, it could have been better if it was a bit more polished and balanced.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2207917763
I’m getting some QUAKE II vibes with the levels artstyle and ennemies design.
– Real player with 5.5 hrs in game
Erazer - Devise & Destroy
Very nice game! I played this game for over 30 hours in closed beta. Developers are active and they listen to feedback. I really enjoy making new maps with the level editor
– Real player with 103.8 hrs in game
Disclaimer: I alpha and beta tested this game before the Early Access launch and got the game for free for beta testing purposes before EA launch. However, all the things said in this review are my own, honest opinions.
I’ve had the privilege to follow the development of this awesome game. The game has already gone a long way and is a legit product at its current state, and I am not afraid to state that it’s well worth its price tag (well, who am I to say, as stated above.. :D)
What I really like in this game is the sandbox environment and the possibilities it gives. It already has great developer-made missions, puzzle maps and speedrun maps. Planned co-op and multiplayer features will make it even better in the future. The level editor is well-planned and makes effective level creation possible. Some beta testers have already made a bunch of very good (and challenging, dear god) maps. The game engine allows for nearly everything, which is great.
– Real player with 28.9 hrs in game
Super Chopper
THIS GAME is more arcade like than simulator and is like Steel Talons rather than Gunship or Super Huey. Whats nice is there’s a mission editor. There’s more to be desired but its worth the price I suppose
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
I wouldn’t buy this game unless you have a good computer. I couldn’t run the game on the lowest settings. It seems fun but I just can’t play with like 10 frames.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Dance Collider
Game provided via the Steam Curator program.
Dance Collider is a VR rhythm game.
There are a couple of games of this genre already so how does Dance Collider stand among them? I believe it’s one of the best. I’m having a lot of fun while playing it, unlike other rhythm games moves here actually make sense which makes it even more enjoyable. While in Beat Saber you are forced to make random erratic movements trying to hit the boxes(let’s face it people who make custom songs there have no idea what they are doing), here in Dance Collider your movements are much like dancing. You are punching nodes by the rhythm of a song/tune. The visuals are wonderful, not too much on the eye and not too little. Despite me not being fan of dubstep and modern electronic music I do think the sound effects and the music included are excellent to get your groove on. What makes this even better is that you choose characters which act as your opponent. Each of them has unique style and has different tunes. Movement is fluid with no tracking issues.
– Real player with 29.7 hrs in game
TL;DR: For an already small selection of titles Dance Collider is a must have title for any rhythm game enthusiasts that want to get into a cyberpunk themed dance battle.
The review:
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The Street Fighter of dance battles set in a variety of distinctive arenas that give off a strong cyberpunk vibe. Each character has a unique musical style and special move to keep you moving. The idea of a dancing off vs a character that taunts you occassionally gives you a better sense of purpose rather than just dancing alone in a game racking up points.
– Real player with 25.6 hrs in game
Nightmare Puppeteer
If you haven’t forgot what art, creativity and more importantly having an imagination meant when you were a child then you’ll understand the value and importance of Nightmare Puppeteer. It’s the genius brainchild of the genius M dot Strange, an artist well ahead of his time that hasn’t forgot what it truly means to be an artist.
– Real player with 1520.0 hrs in game
…Honestly I just am an entitled fucker who got a free key XD, but either way, I would recommend this if you wanna make some weird stuff on the fly, it’s very good for that, and Imagination Rabbit is an odd but good dude…whoever they are o.o.
– Real player with 35.7 hrs in game
This Is Not Chess
I’ll admit I bought this purely for the nostalgia that the graphics give me. It reminds me of a lot of gamemaker games that I was obsessed with in my youth.
The game itself however, is suprisingly deep. Each unit has a type and a list of techniques and these techniques take time to pull off. But here’s the catch: you can pay action points to speed it up. You’d think you’d be constantly doing that but action points are shared between the whole team and they are also used to move your units and spawn new ones.
– Real player with 2.3 hrs in game