Airport Madness 3D
Some would call me a hardcore Airport Madness fan. They are probably right. I’ve poured hundreds of hours into this franchise from the PC browser days, to the mobile apps, to the standalone PC versions, and on to repurchasing and clocking hours on the other 4 titles here on Steam. The developer himself is an air traffic controller, and I’ve probably dealt with more digital aircraft than he’s handled real planes. (Although he has a much better safety record than I do!).. So I openly admit that even as a 33 year old man, I giggled like a strange psychotic Schoolgirl when this game was announced.
– Real player with 84.0 hrs in game
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I’m biased because I have all Airport Madness games. Airport Madness 3D could not be missing in the collection so i was fortunate to get the game as a birthday present.
If you have played previous versions of Airport Madness, the game play won’t be that different. You need to click slightly below the airplane to get the menu and in my experiance the sky cam view is the best way to play. Tower view is my second choice.
Although the game is not yet bug-free, i can’t think of a big negative (yet). The positive is future airport additions and of course the possible addition of the workshop. Looking forward of spending more time in the game.
– Real player with 63.4 hrs in game
Arcade Paradise
Welcome to Arcade Paradise, the 90’s-fuelled retro arcade adventure. Rather than washing rags for a living, you decide to turn the family laundromat into the ultimate arcade. Play, profit and purchase new arcade machines, with over 35 to choose from, to build your very own Arcade Paradise!
#### Rags to riches… literally!
Take the laundromat business made up of dull chores from washing clothes to throwing out the trash, and turn it into a booming arcade with the coolest games in town raking in all the money!
#### Insert Coin
Over 35 arcade games, each fully realized with its own gameplay, stories, missions and high scores to set! Inspired by 3 decades of gaming, from early vector games right up to the 32-bit era.
#### Here comes a new challenger
Insert a second coin and play against a friend in a number of co-operative & competitive arcade games up to 4 players locally.
#### Set the high scores
Prove yourself across each game, set your high scores, make your favourite arcade game more popular and upload to the online leaderboards.
#### Soundtrack worthy of the cassette collection
From the individual games to choosing what song to put on the jukebox inspired by some of the great records of the early 90s, the soundtrack captures the heart of a bygone era.
#### The greatest gaming era ever
Hello 90’s. If you could smell this game, it would smell like memories. Everything from the look and feel of the arcades, to using the latest PC connected to the mind-blowing dial-up connection, all have been recreated with pure love.
#### Gerald in the Riviera
Doug Cockle (famous for his voice acting in Victor Vran and The Witcher series) plays the role of Ashley’s berating father. Being too busy in the Riviera to see King Wash for himself, you will receive many phone calls from Gerald sharing his wise words of advice and constant reminders to fix the toilet.
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Drill Deal: Borehole (Alpha)
Alpha seems pretty solid. At about 4.8 hours, the pathing for the workers when crazy. Poor guys standing right next to a canteen couldn’t find the entrance and got mad at me, some tried to walk off the edge of the platform, a few couldn’t find a resting place, despite numerous housing buildings available.
[edit] 12 hours: The game still is running well. I had one crash where some buttons could not be pushed, but it went away with continued play. Employees still get trapped periodically. I’ve tried different ways to free them up (destroying the building, changing jobs, etc), but firing seems to be the only effective solution (why is it always a level 4 driller? ~sad face~). Bridges can’t be deleted, which is an inconvenience. I find the game relaxing. It isn’t very challenging yet, but in time I can see different maps getting more and more difficult as they are added. Prices for new contracts seems a bit low. A player might pay 1600 to unlock it, but will earn back an infinite amount. Perhaps contracts should be renegotiated after X number of sales.
– Real player with 17.3 hrs in game
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This will most likely be a pleasant management game to play.
During the alpha I found two things that was quite annoying.
First was that there seems to be no way to demolish platforms.
Second was that the workshop didn’t cover new platforms so on the 2x7 platform you’d have to sacrifice 4x4 space for a workshop.
And very “alpha” specific I found that the canteen upgrade was isled among alpha-locked upgrades in the tech tree. Rendering it unreachable but implemented.
This is the type of game I wouldn’t pay more than 9-12€ for,
– Real player with 5.1 hrs in game
Final Profit: A Shop RPG
You are Biz, former Queen of Faeona.
An organisation called the Bureau of Business has pushed your kingdom to the brink.
Starting from scratch, can you earn enough money to take them on and save your people? Or will you lose sight of your goal on the way?
Run your shop as you try to become a Lord of Business!
AN RPG WITHOUT COMBAT: Earn XP by making money!
FIND OPPORTUNITIES: Seek out new products and customers to expand your shop! Some will take more work than others.
UPGRADES: There are many ways to improve and even automate your business!
DEBT: The Bureau of Business will try to keep you down, prove yourself by overcoming many challenges!
CHOICES: The decisions you make might lead to an early end, or different opportunities!
Furry Shakespeare: Dreamin' of One Lazy Dead Midsummer
Come celebrate Camp Chuckerwood’s 100th year!
It’s Midsummer Night’s Dream meets Friday the 13th, as you work as a camp counselor for the the bloodthirsty, training them to become the next generation of horror icons! The world needs these creatures of the night in order to keep the magic and imagination of the world alive, which is odd, considering these are all slashers and other types of movie monsters.
As Bray the Manticore, you enter Camp Chuckerwood, located on the edges of Lake Quiet Waters, wide eyed and ready to change the lives of your campers. What you get is two Fae Lords in the middle of a break-up, a Sasquatch intent on revenge, a giant wasp doing community service, and a werewolf head counselor at the end of her rope. Also, there’s another, different werewolf at the end of her rope as well, but we don’t want to spoil the entire game for you.
Interact with eight fellow summer counselors and up to four budding legends of horror! Survive the summer play, the summer sportsball game, the typical summer camp horror/slasher experience, and summer rivalries!
Fun is mandatory. Survival is not.
Kujlevka
Russia, 1992. The ordinary village of Kujlevka is no stranger to challenging times. In this dark and otherworldly period of Russian history, the current financial crisis and rising crime rates appear bleak in comparison. And when ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓, it’s up to you to ▓▓▓▓▓. Of all the locations on Earth, this forgotten settlement becomes a bustling center for science, exploration, and the supernatural; you’re merely the poor chap whose home became the saucer’s crash site.
Assuming the role of the kolkhoz’s headmaster, you must ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ before ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓. These guests from outer space are in no hurry to interact with humans, they’d much rather ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ and steadily observe our species and our vast dreams and desires. What exactly might these extraterrestrial beings have planned?
Features
They come in peace! Maybe — This isn’t your stereotypical ▓▓▓▓ encounter. You will be tasked to learn about these otherworldly beings before they can properly study you.
Take a shot, get political — Kujlevka takes place during a time of political onslaught in Russia and, given the circumstances, navigating the community will prove to be its own mission.
Russian nostalgia — While many may find the kolkhoz setting new, Russian players may have a sense of deja vu at this time capsule settlement. We want you to long for an experience you may have missed…
Write your own story — Your decisions influence the story and impacts the world around you. Choose wisely.
Little Dragons Café
As a lover of relaxing games like Harvest Moon and Animal Crossing, I thoroughly enjoyed this game.
The world is adorable, as are the characters. Being able to fly freely is something I’ve really wanted in a game, and Little Dragon’s Café has a great mechanic for flying.
Although I didn’t like that the characters make wide turns, I quickly got used to the controls. In fact, this helps during battle because you can buy your dragon time to kill the creature by making it do a wide turn.
The story isn’t amazing, but it’s rather cute. Overall, I do like the variety of characters, although many of them were kind of mean and unpleasant at first.
– Real player with 44.3 hrs in game
This review has been edited to reflect new information.
Update: Since My Time at Portia fans/marketing are review bombing this game (and other, similar titles) to try to destroy Portia’s competition? I wanted to draw attention to how both Portia and Little Dragon’s Cafe have the same Metacritic score (I’m using the Switch version of LDC as the PC version doesn’t have enough reviews to be comparable).
– Real player with 38.5 hrs in game
The Woodworker
The Woodworker is a moody first-person simulation adventure set in a dark urban world teeming with business opportunity.
Sometime around like 1996, in a northern american city, with resources abundant yet seemingly always out of economic reach, you decide to open a woodworking shop. Surely independence and honest grit will lead to a prosperous future. All we have to do is find the right tools, the right materials and the right market; How hard could it be?
On this journey you’ll have to balance shop inventory and tool upgrades against your own personal needs of food and shelter. Equipped with a small budget you’ll have to learn actual woodworking techniques to build furniture, invest in higher tolerance machines and practice the craft of networking in order to grow the small business into a sustaining empire. Constantly threatened by the urban barrens you’ll fight with both gallery owners and local riffraff to the point where that trusty chisel may have some alternative uses…
The Question
At what point does morality give way to economic incentives?
Airport Madness: World Edition
This game starts out as a very interesting and challenging casual simulation. Other reviews have gone over the details of the basic game so I won’t repeat them here. You can gradually ramp up the challenge level as your experience increases, but this is where you start to notice problems. This game has a number of serious bugs which only appear when you are dealing with busier, high-pressure scenarios with a number of aircraft. By the time you get to this level, you are going to be WELL past your refund limit, so you end up getting stuck and frustrated.
– Real player with 122.5 hrs in game
It’s not trying to be an Air Traffic Controller simulator (ATC)!
Okay, now THAT is out of the way, about the game…
Airport Madness is a casual game. It’s also a fun and compulsive game (you’ve been warned)! It’s not even trying to be a simulator, but instead more of a lightweight time-filler for when you’re done playing your big, serious games. You take control of departures and arrivals with the sole purpose of keeping everything moving without colliding using simple point and click. There are four modes you can play, like handling 100 planes, time-trials or seeing how much of a score you can build as traffic becomes heavier and heavier, and there are eight international airports where runway positioning changes the challenge. As soon as aircraft collide, it’s game over (it’s no good hoping no-one noticed that explosion on runway 25L) and as traffic builds, you’re really striving for score, efficiency and time limits rather than acting the serious role of an ATC. I like it for that. I have ATC simulators already. I didn’t have a fun, lightweight version.
– Real player with 95.7 hrs in game
Casino Tycoon Simulator
game crashes you die because cant eat cant save your
– Real player with 16.2 hrs in game
OK. H key to bring up product menu. buy product. walked to the bar. press E key to buy sushi.
Press F Key to eat sushi.
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game