Dream’s Reach: Village of the Gods

Dream’s Reach: Village of the Gods

While still in early access, Dream’s Reach: Village of the Gods brings to life a fantasy many retro adventure RPG players have been wishing for ever since the NES era: Being able to design your own dungeons & puzzles. This game also brings to the table original gameplay mechanics, charming aesthetics & the possibility to share unique, custom experiences with up to 4 players both locally and online.

Real player with 128.5 hrs in game


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EA ARPG DC + promising - pricing = Puzzle/dungeon builder with 1-4 players in either custom built or procedurally generated levels. Campaign is in the works. Twin stick action for different moves.

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Real player with 1.7 hrs in game

Dream's Reach: Village of the Gods on Steam

D-Corp

D-Corp

When we were offered this key, we honestly didn’t know what to expect–we’d beaten the heck out of Overcooked and Dungeon Defenders before, and this seemed similar, but we were skeptical.

Welp, WE WERE WRONG.

This game hooked us quick and DIDN’T LET GO–it’s sci-fi a cousin of Overcooked with an emphasis on harvesting and defending, and couples will especially love this one and will probably find it a lot less frustrating than others in the genre. There’s some room for this to grow up, but it’s got more polish than existing games in the genre that have been actively refined for years. Check out the WeHeartCo-op review on YouTube, coming soon!

Real player with 8.4 hrs in game


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TLDR: fun game, but if you are unsure check out the DEMO :)

D-corp is a really nice coop tower defense game and it would probably be even better if I had friends to play it with.

While it seems meant to be played locally from your couch with a group of friends it does also support steam remote play and is pretty good to play solo as well (what I mostly did).

Some Pros:

  • Throwing things into pits or acid (including your now ex-friends).

  • Different themed levels, enemies, guns (towers) and elements to make each level feel unique.

Real player with 8.3 hrs in game

D-Corp on Steam

Let’s Cook Together

Let’s Cook Together

We love this game!

The mechanics are very unique and funny.

Throwing food around in panic while stuff on Your stove is burning, not realising, that Your partner has no free hands and the food just lands on their head… good moments…

We laughed and yelled so much while playing this game.

The graphics are nice and fun, the gameplay is quite challenging yet fair.

I very much hope, that there will be more restaurants in the future.

Very addictive!!

Real player with 216.9 hrs in game


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If you like playing overcooked with your significant other (or 1 other buddy) you are going to absolutely love this. I can nearly garantuee it.

Dishes (and the order in which they appear) are not randomized. So, it often feels a bit more fair than overcooked because it is pure skill and does not involve the roll of the dice.

Biggest con?

You can only play with 2. No way to play alone unless you want to somehow play with 2 controllers at the same time. And also no way to play with 3 or 4. Which does feel like a bit of a wasted opportunity.

Real player with 141.7 hrs in game

Let's Cook Together on Steam

Streets of Fury EX

Streets of Fury EX

This is the most fun I’ve ever had with a beat ‘em up.

Streets of Fury EX certainly doesn’t have the ambiance of Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara, or the soundtrack of Streets of Rage, or the visuals of Capcom’s Alien vs Predator.

But what the game lacks in artistic and technical prowess, it makes up for with its zany humour, large cast of playable characters, and awesome gameplay depth.

Each character feels very unique, and though a few can feel underpowered, they’re still interesting in their own right. The combo system is super flexible - way more than I ever expected! Chain combos, special moves, dash and jump cancels, juggles, OTGs, and the coming update even adds parries to the mix. Hell we’re still finding new ways to do amazing, super damaging combos!

Real player with 333.0 hrs in game

I sunk a huge amount of time into the original Xbox 360 version of the game, and Streets of Fury is one of my favourite indie games from last gen. I was pretty amped to discover that they were planning on doing a PC version of this, so I’ve been patiently waiting…

Streets of Fury is a throwback to late 80’s - early 90’s arcade style beat-em ups done in the style of games like old-skool Mortal Kombat using digitized sprites. Streets of Fury sports a very competent and deep combo system that is simple and pick-up-and-playable for beginners, while more experienced players can string together ridiculously long combos that look like something out of a high level MvC2 or Skullgirls match…

Real player with 26.4 hrs in game

Streets of Fury EX on Steam

Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime

Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime

LiaDS is a very cool game. You are on a mission to restore love to the galaxy in your spaceship, with either one player and an AI helper, or local co-op. It has a pretty unique gimmick, in that you must move your characters from station to station in order to control parts of the ship you’re flying. What this means in practice is that most of the time one person will be flying the ship, while the other moves between the guns and the shields defending you. In special circumstances both players will have to man the defenses while the ship idles.

Real player with 138.9 hrs in game

PROS:

  • fantastic gameplay

  • cool boss fights

  • cute art style

  • 4 campaigns (20 levels)

  • nice difficulty variety

  • a roller coaster of emotions

CONS:

  • no online co-op

Comment:

Sometimes a little gem of a game appears and rocks your gaming life. This is one of those games. Charged with flying a space ship against the forces of Anti-love you have up to seven stations to operate. Singleplayer is doable with an AI pet buddy who you assign to which station he should go to. However, the AI cannot fly the ship for you and some boss fights prove more difficult. Still, it is nice to have AI that actually works and you can finish the whole campaign with. Apart from one achievement you can do the entire game solo. But should you? Well … not really. This game is built around playing with another person (or people) and it shows. The intense way this game brings people together means you will both argue and celebrate together. I can recommend it as a team-building game as well. This comes from the fact that no player is useless. Whether it is operating the shields, engines or weapons, it all is needed to ensure victory. This shows especially true in boss fights. Large amount of difficulty settings helps make the game more accessible to new/casual gamers. But at the same time more veteran players can opt for the higher difficulties for an added challenge. Sadly, there is no online multiplayer. While I get the sentiment behind the point of having a real person play next to you (it is incredibly great) it sadly is not an option for everyone. Therefore online play would be more than welcome. Personally I had a HUGE amount of fun playing this game, in solo play, but especially with my wife and her bro. So much fun in fact that I would dare say this is the best co-op game I have ever played. It mixes all the right elements together and creates an experience like no other. If you have a person (or people) who can come over and play with you this is a must-have game!

Real player with 21.4 hrs in game

Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime on Steam

Hoovernauts

Hoovernauts

WELCOME TO HOOVERNAUTS!!!

Plotline:

Legions of hostile space creatures are chomping at the bit to break through Earth’s atmosphere and make our planet their own. You have been enlisted to join the Hoovernauts - an elite team of combat specialists operating in space and led by a military general known only by his code name: Hoover. It’s your job to protect the planet, invade hostile space bases, and train against other Hoovernauts. The universe will never be the same.

What to expect in the game:

Hoovernauts on Steam

SUPER Cute Alien

SUPER Cute Alien

Follow Fito across multiple worlds, in a action packed search for justice. Run, think, shoot and feel. Rescue your love, save your friends and make new ones.

Can you save Cydonia from a rougue AI and its questionable decisions?

Gather your friends and enjoy a campaign in coop mode or fight each other in a fully fleshed out arena combat.

Currently featuring multiple game modes, 1-4 players:

  • PVE: Story Mode. Coop Is Supported!

  • PVP: Versus (rounds)

  • PVP: Last One standing

  • PVE: Survival

Features

  • Beautiful platforming and advanced movement: double jump, wall jump, dodge, edge grab. Get in top of creatures and ride them.

  • A complex platformer AI system, supporting stealth, squad formation, communication, life preservation, pathfinding and different attacking methods.

  • Unlockable content and abilities.

  • Voice acting featured by Alexandria Johns, Francine Padilla and Richard Mendez.

  • Special guest appareances from the indie world, such as Issac and Dr. Fetus!

  • Multiplayer bots.

  • Dynamic day/night system.

  • Bosses and mini-bosses.

  • Player customization.

  • Hand crafted levels.

  • Toggleable gore system.

SUPER Cute Alien on Steam

Undercrewed

Undercrewed

J+M+J

It’s fun, though the bots are well… still bots, but that’s to be expected, at least they aren’t bad, they just aren’t to terribly great either. (They’ll do stuff like get stuck in a room, or pilot your about-dead-ship into mines that could have very easily been avoided or destroyed… but they’re pretty good in general with the rest of their duties)

I’d really like to see more missions go into this game, but as to the ones that are up they are fun (though, they could do with a bit more variation… especially exploritory-wise, as traveling through space doesn’t seem to terribly interesting, but I’m not sure how you’d add more variety to that, besides maybe having a map where you have to carefully pilot around obstacles, or maybe pilot your way into a hanger/base of some sort).

Real player with 12.2 hrs in game

I’ve had a blast playing this with my friends. I backed the kickstarter so I’m excited this is out. Currently there’s a good amount of released missions for a few hours of gameplay, but since it’s possible to highly customize your ship it’s still very fun replaying those same missions, usually with a different crowd. Since you can play the multiplayer locally and the game is very easy to get in to it works well as a party game.

In early access there are still a few bugs, but for the most part the game is bug free.

Real player with 9.8 hrs in game

Undercrewed on Steam

Bake ‘n Switch

Bake ‘n Switch

There’s lots of love and effort put into this game. The breads are super adorable!While you can play the game with 2 players, it definitely gets more fun if you’ve got a full party.There are a couple of levels that could be balanced a little better. In some you can get away with camp stacking the spawners which can get quite mundane. But you’ll realize there’s a wide range of difficulty once you play the stormy levels or try to complete each level with 3 coins.The highlights for me are the boss levels. My hands got real sweaty taking them on.

Real player with 79.2 hrs in game

This game is deceptively difficult. How can so cute be so challenging?

The gameplay feels like a high bread (ha ha!) between Moving Out and Overcooked. Finishing levels is doable first try, getting 3 stars is a lot harder on many of the levels. Storm levels - geez, those are tough!

One thing I would love to see is adjusted star level scores for additional players (3-player should have a higher score needed for 3-star than 2-player).

Overall, an adorable game with challenging gameplay that feels like it will take quite a while to actually complete. Here’s hoping there are 4-star levels when we get there.

Real player with 8.0 hrs in game

Bake 'n Switch on Steam

Overcooked

Overcooked

My wife has played this damn thing to three stars on every damn level including the expansions, including solo and co-op. She occasionally stomps my little ass in versus. And even though I’ve been totally dominated I have to say this game is tight. It’s one of those things that just . . . all the pieces work together and go together perfectly. I just want Overcooked 2, and I hope they don’t change a damn thing. It’s one of the better video games I ever played really.

To the people giving it thumbs down for not being great single player - well, it’s not supposed to be that. But like I say, my wife plays it single player and can beat the whole damn game like that. Which is insane and unnatural, but it can be done.

Real player with 409.8 hrs in game

–-{Gameplay}—

☐ Try not to get addicted

☑️ Very good

☐ Good

☐ Nothing special

☐ Ehh

☐ Bad

☐ Just dont

—{Graphics}—

☐ You forget reality

☐ Masterpiece

☐ Beautiful

☐ Good

☐ Decent

☑️ Will do

☐ Bad

☐ Awful

☐ Paint.exe

—{Audio}—

☐ Eargasm

☐ Very good

☑️ Good

☐ Decent

☐ Not too bad

☐ Bad

☐ Earrape

—{Audience}—

☐ Kids

☐ Teens

☐ Adults

☑️ Everyone

—{PC Requirements}—

☐ Check if you can run paint

☐ Potato

☑️ Decent

☐ Fast

☐ Rich boi

☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

—{Story}—

Real player with 62.3 hrs in game

Overcooked on Steam