Hunt N Cloak
Great game to chill out with friends and have fun fill the lobby and will have some great fun with friends online chilled cheap fun
– Real player with 0.4 hrs in game
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Mahasona
Good Game developed by Ram Studio.
I thing this one better than previously published Extraction Valley.
– Real player with 6.0 hrs in game
The concept and stylization for this is pretty cool. Some kinks, but still definitely worth a play. I won’t lie the $3 price tag is wealth. Get it on
– Real player with 4.0 hrs in game
The Ultimate Game
Definitely a work in progress but the developer is very active and the discord allows you to recommend features and report bugs easily. Certainly feels like a game of ultimate and whilst the visuals aren’t super smooth yet, the physics and functionality of it are there. It helps if you know the game or have played it before, but you can certainly still enjoy it if you haven’t.
– Real player with 40.9 hrs in game
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Whether you play Ultimate or not this game is a must try.
You get the same feeling in the game as you do watching a disc fly irl and the thrill from performing a good throw is nearly as good. The throwing mechanics are the best thing about this game for me as they are not impossible but have a large enough learning curve to be super rewarding when performed well.
First day of early access and already the single player gameplay is very good and no doubt the dev is still making changes to the AI.
– Real player with 34.9 hrs in game
Bleeding Edge
UPDATE: Ninja Theory put their playerbase in silence and was even told by a dev that they were still working on the game. They have officially said that they will no longer support the game.
This is a multiplayer brawler by Ninja Theory, the people who made DMC: Devil May Cry, Hell Blade, and Enslaved. So you can expect good combat. Melee characters will usually have a basic combo that they can cancel abilities into, along with air attacks. Long range characters have their pew with dashes, turrets, claw attacks, etc. Different types of colorful tanks, healers, and attackers with a familiar Ninja Theory UK punk rock esthetic here and there. 2 main objectives, point capture and collect stuff and put it in a thing, with modifiers which are bad. Each character gets 2 abilities to choose from. You can also grind for skins, emotes, boards, exhausts, and ability mods. Some of the best skins will take you like 200 games with 1 character to get……………………………………………
– Real player with 133.4 hrs in game
This game is great. It’s not for everyone, but it is great. The gameplay is heavily team-oriented; you’re not going to get anywhere trying to pull off a solo playstyle because there is no snowballing. At the beginning of the game you’re as powerful as you’ll be at the end. This can be seen two ways: one could say that it’s bad because it doesn’t reward someone for being skilled(or lucky) or one(such as myself) could say that it’s good because you’ll never be put into a situation in which a comeback is entirely impossible short of your entire team disconnecting, which leads to the next topic: Disconnects. Players often disconnect when they’re losing and as far as I can tell there is no penalty for this, which is obviously a problem.Next up, the characters: They are all wonderful. They all look as if they could be the main character of their own game. In addition, there’s some physical disability representation; Buttercup lost her legs in a vehicle accident, Cass lost her legs to paraplegia and Kulev is dead. In addition, all of the characters have very unique movesets, such as Mekko(a dolphin in a mech) has a kit which revolves around blocking damage with a bubble shield in order to power up his abilities or Azrael, who has the ability to apply “Soul Eater” stacks with his basic attacks, which cause damage over time and power up his abilities(also, he can glide with his wings at the cost of Stamina). Stamina is the resource tied to dodging, which can be used to escape combos; Stamina is also used for a few abilities in the game, such as the aforementioned wings.If you don’t like how your character looks, there are many skins to be had if you’re willing to grind for them. There is no way to acquire skins with real-world currency; once you’ve bought the game, you need only to work for the skins. The skins themselves range from recolors to complete costume changes, but the characters are still generally quite recognizable regardless of the skin they’re using. In addition, there are skins available for the hoverboards(which most characters use to traverse the map more quickly) which are also bought with in-game currency. Also available for in-game currency are emotes and mods. Emotes are self-explanatory, though mods are less so.You can have a loadout of up to three mods, most of which signficantly alter your character’s feel. Some of the effects of certain mods are as follows:-Increasing your character’s HP-Decreasing one of your abilities' cooldowns-Increasing the range of your basic attacks-Giving you HP regen while using your Super-And more!Currently, there are two gamemodes available: Objective Control and Power Collection. In the first, you fight the other team over 1-3 objectives(some of which may move throughout the match), with your team gaining points towards victory based on how many objectives you currently control. The second has two phases: Collection and Deposit. In the collection phase you run around the map, destroying barrels with power cells in them which you need to collect. You drop all of your cells on death, so killing enemies to take their cells is always a good thing. The deposit phase consists of going to a dropoff point and standing still until your cells have been deposited. The first team to fifty cells wins.Their are a few maps, all with their own hazards such as two large trains which occasionally run through the middle of the map or gates of electricity which fry anyone who tries to go through. Each match will have a randomly determined map modifier applied, such as randomly appointing one player the “VIP”, giving them buffs until someone kills them and a new VIP is chosen.Ultimately, I highly recommend this game and hope that the community can grow larger, that the game might be better-funded and receive more updates. Though I received this game as a gift, I fully consider it worth the forty dollars it costs.
– Real player with 94.4 hrs in game
Knockout City™
I haven’t been this excited about a game in a long time. The game developers did so many things right.
The game play is a ton of fun no matter how you play it - with friends in private matches or going solo in multiplayer. It’s been years since I wanted to go solo in a competitive game. Queuing up by myself has never been something I cared to do until this game. Now I find myself playing for hours with other randos.
The game mechanics simple to learn and there’s so many advanced tactics to discover and master. There are awesome moments in the game when you make good plays and even when you get styled on you can’t help but respect the other players for what they pulled off. Matchmaking feels typical 50/50, but I always feel like I can make an impact which is the biggest difference between other games.
– Real player with 117.0 hrs in game
If you’re chilling at Hideout waiting for your ban to lift, do not, and I mean DO NOT think of riding those floating cars above you.
I’ve experienced the same fantasies you did;;::
""" Perhaps if we ride those cars, they would take us to some mystery hidden spot that will unlock some achievement, or better yet, we would have a phenomenal ride around the city! I meann… There is no way the developers would have these periodically spawning cars above us that take us nowhere.. right??? WRONG!!!
– Real player with 69.8 hrs in game
Live Long Z
A zombie/monster survival horror game. Survive waves of creatures solo or with your friends. Craft traps and forts, and complete minor objectives. See how long you can live against the Z’s. Live Long Z!
Features online multiplayer and offline single player. As well as LAN connections.
Pick from a multitude of characters.
Fight a wide range of different creatures while trying to survive.
The Undisputables : Online Multiplayer Shooter
Very good game. I really appreciated the cartoon atmosphere which gave it a very original touch. Also online matches are especially fun, you never get bored. I highly recommend it
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
Interesting third Person Shooter in cartoonish style and very casual for any players. It has potential.
However, I have some remarks and I hope that the developer will take consideration:
-There is a slight input lag while using keyboard and mouse that needs to fixed as soon as possible.
-The game seems locked to 60hz while using my 165hz monitor. “unlimited FPS” and “Vsync” for non-Freesync/Fsync users are a must to be included in graphic settings.
-Perks like in COD games would be interesting to be included.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
War of the Wasteland
Such a cool and fun game. Absolutely one of the best graphics for a Survival game out there. The 3rd person shooter controls are very responsive. The UI are awesome and don’t forget a great character customization. I would definitely recommend this game. NOW….Go find a backpack!!!!!
– Real player with 2.5 hrs in game
DO NOT BUY THIS GAME
I bought this game on sale for less then $2 and it was the biggest waste of money I have ever spent.
The only thing you can do in this game is run around, loot, kill robots that give you nothing and build pointless structures.
The best part of this game is the ability to uninstall it, as this game feels like it was made by a 2yo that watched a couple of Youtube tutorials, bought the cheapest asset pack they could find, and threw it together in 20 minutes.
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– Real player with 1.8 hrs in game
STAR WARS™ Jedi Knight - Jedi Academy™
Probably one of the best Star Wars games out there, in between Republic Commando and Battlefront II of course. This was from a long forgotten era of games where the developers cared about what they were doing, and greed wasn’t as prominent as it is today.
Made by Raven Softworks, Jedi Academy is the 4th installment of the Jedi series of games, and the last in the series. At the time this game was considered more or less an expansion to Jedi Outcasts rather than its own game. Because of this the initial sales for the game on release weren’t amazing, and critics were pretty harsh on it, but like a lot of old movies and games it has managed to build up a cult following surrounding it years later.
– Real player with 53.4 hrs in game
you know, i have to say. i own this game and Jedi Outcast on cd, and have put 1000’s of hours into both of them. they are amongst my favorite starwars games, ever made. get them, and play them, and don’t forget to use dismemberment cheats in outcast, and a dismemberment mod for academy, (also rebind force pull to mouse wheel down, and force push to mouse wheel up.) What enabling dismemberment in these games does, is remove the hitbox during saber swings, and instead, have the samer constantly do near insta kill damage to anything it hits. therfore, you keep the animations from swings, but they become more diverse, allowing you to use the animations in unique ways to hit enemies all around you. it also affects enemy jedi the same way, making saber duels much like the movies, first one to get hit, loses something. add in a plethera of fun cheats, and the game never gets old. Never before have you felt like such a legitimate jedi. with all the powers available to you, there is so much that you can do, you’ll never want to stop playing. Imagine being able to ligning a room full of baddies into a corner, or backflip shop a guys head clean off, or force push a rocket back into someones face. well you can. but you can do more than that. Try force choking a tough enemy, jumping 3 stories into the air, and force pushing them upwards so high, that the fall kills them shortly after you land. Try slowing down time with force speed, and running around with a rocket launcher, firing one shot at everyone in a room, then speeding up time again to watch them all die at once. Try dueling an enemy jedi with dismemberment on. try turning off enemy targeting in the console, along with noclipping, and setting up unique encounters with enemies in levels you’ve allready played. you can even set up boss fights as you play through the game over, and over again. try spawining in a bunch of enemy sith in the next area, then going back where you were, and spawing in a ton of friendly jedi. then you adventure into the craziest battles you’ve ever seen, and i cant stress this enough, with dismemberment, these fights are thrilling and nuts. try accidently cutting off your allies head, or watching a sith do the same. try force choke, into backflip insta kill. try everything.
– Real player with 46.0 hrs in game
TheNuWRLD
Spent 2 hours getting dressed up and ready to hit the club, even wore a mask….
Only to realized no-one is playing rn and the club is empty…
Accurate depiction of trying to party during Co-vid 19.
10/10
– Real player with 3.9 hrs in game
One of the best of his kind
Pros
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Free2play, no clickbait
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something like 50 dance moves
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you can jump very high
Cons
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no free camera movement
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horrible lighting, should be customizable
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Only one map
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There is only 1 sound effect (when you move over buttons)
and no music at all.
I would love to see a more detailed character customization
The map offers enough space for dozens of players!
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game