Angry Space Bees
I LOVE IT! I love the classic graphics. I love the music for sure! It’s simple, elegant, and fun! My ONLY request would be to make the shooting button right-CTRL instead of left-CTRL. I can cross my arms up anyway, so it’s not a deal breaker. It’s definitely worth adding to your library.
– Real player with 3.6 hrs in game
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A cool time killer that will require you to concentrate your attention and make quick decisions.
– Real player with 2.1 hrs in game
Lightning: D-Day
I set a AI vs AI game, It’s been almost 6 hours and I don’t know who is winning and it doesn’t seem to finish soon. WOW my PC it having great time by itself :D
– Real player with 3.3 hrs in game
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It’s a fun little game. After initial bad experiences with Nuts!: The Battle of the Bulge (so buggy that it’s unplayable) and Battle of Tallarn (plain bad) this one is a pleasant suprise.
Pros:
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should appeal to people that like boardgames, card games and 2WW (preferably all of the mentioned)
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I haven’t encountered any bugs
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it’s fun
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you can play it during a long coffe break
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it’s pretty and supports resolutions above 1080p
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interface is allright
Cons:
- price is a little steep for such a small game
– Real player with 1.8 hrs in game
Valiant Hearts: The Great War™ / Soldats Inconnus : Mémoires de la Grande Guerre™
One of the best all around adventure story games released in the last few years. A mix of a beautifully composed musical score, stellar artwork, great story, impressive puzzles, and real life historical content. This game actually made me think about the collectibles and ponder the historical facts as much as I did the story at times.
Set during World War I (The Great War), Valiant Hearts gives you a look at individuals in war and how this particular group of individuals finds themselves connected. A German man married to a French woman who is forced to go back to Germany and fight. His father-in-law forced to fight for France. An American who befriends the Frenchman. A female doctor that finds herself crossing paths with all of them. Then there is Walt, the war dog, who becomes their ally, friend, and savior at times. While they all may battle for different reasons, countries, or leaders, they all care for one another. They all find ways to help one another overcome struggles, support one another in troubles, and connect to one another as humans rather than enemies.
– Real player with 26.6 hrs in game
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It seems only natural that since we are in the midst of the centennial anniversary of the war that was to end all wars, a game should be released. In the gaming world, it seems that almost every war has been covered. Sadly, little to no recognition has been given to the war that launched the world into the modern age and changed how we live today. Valiant Hearts proves to be one of the first games to give a great picture of the struggles of World War I as well as a satisfying gaming experience.
In Valiant Hearts, we follow the stories of five heroes: Emile, a Frenchman; Hans, Emile’s son-in-law who is deported from France because of his German origins; Freddie, an American who volunteers and fights alongside the French in his quest for revenge; Anna, a nurse searching for her father in Belgium; and Walt, a German first aid dog that comes across the path of each of these heroes and helps any way he can. While it may seem highly coincidential how these five individuals continually come across each other’s paths, their backgrounds and motivations are very believable. The friendships that they build are genuine and felt by the players, without dialogue. Most conversations in this game are done by comic book bubbles and short distinct phrases that are spoken by the characters.
– Real player with 15.1 hrs in game
ARK-ADE
ARK-ADE! where you get transported into arcade machine
[retro FPS] [fast pace]
equip gun that looks cool, shooting down enemy, protecting the ark and get as high score as you can and get your name on the leaderboard and ofcourse have fun
seriously though i had alot of fun even when i died a ton of time on higher difficulty
and finding secrets.
Pros:
it has a mixture of pistol whip and super hot
power-up are cool especially the laser gun!
Cons:
accidentally reload when you have power up throws away your current weapon back to default
– Real player with 8.0 hrs in game
I’ve played several hours of this & I was pleasantly surprised. Which is why I kept coming back for more.
This game is definitely a fast paced shooter, somewhere between the realms of Super Hot & Pistol Whip.
You get to move around freely, explore the different paths & the secrets within each level.
There’s power- ups to choose from & a bullet time mode.
One of the reasons I kept coming back was the insane Boss battles near the end. I couldn’t stop playing until I prevailed. This game allows you to just jump in & play, not worrying about stories or saving - it’s an arcade shooter after all. Very fun.
– Real player with 5.6 hrs in game
Planes, Bullets and Vodka
A cheap vertical scrolling shoot em up, it is playable enough and can be fun at times but frustrating at others - the power ups are essential but random drops, so some games you will have it easy, others you are basically doomed as the enemies get tougher so you can shoot less of them, further reducing your chances of getting more power ups and getting back on track.
The controls are fine, the graphics are basic but functional, and the difficulty curve of the enemies is reasonable (although the dual firing heavy you start getting at level 4 are difficult to kill reliably unless you get really lucky with power ups to that point). At some points later on you start getting narrow passages only just wide enough for your plane, which seems to defeat the object of the game as you just have to stay there and get hit by anything that fires before your bullets hit them.
– Real player with 42.1 hrs in game
♛ Overall Score : 4/10
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❓General Details
Visual Quality/Graphic : 1/10
Animations Quality : 1/10
System Requirements Efficiency : 1/10
Smooth (Bug-less) : 1/10
User Interface : 4/10
Price Efficiency : 1/10
Story : 0/10
Music/Soundtracks : 4/10
Gameplay : 1/10
Pay to Win/Pay to Enjoy : False
💖 Bonus :
Supports ONLINE & OFFLINE mode : Offline only (+5)
Has Item Drops at Steam Inventory (Ignoring Trading Cards) : False
– Real player with 10.2 hrs in game
3D Chess
3D Chess!
Yeah.. it’s.. 3D chess.
I mean.. everyone knows how to play chess, I haven’t been playing it for two decades probably on a regular basis but I’ve learned it as a child and kept playing it here and there.. I think our ’90s PCs were flooded by 2D chess games..
This one.. is a 3D chess game. That costs 10€/$ - you read it well.
Essentially, it hosts all the negative and positive sides of every game made with the Unity engine - everything’s customizable, everything’s simplified.
Plus, the configuration screen is quite nice offering us volume options, v-sync, languages and most of all four different difficulty modes ranging from easy to hard (experienced is the 3rd option here).
– Real player with 136.7 hrs in game
Overall – very good but still a great deal of work is necessary (really a lot). The application freezes pretty often so that’s a problem numero uno. Not sure if it’s the video card I have but fairly certain I am not the only one and it’s a great turn off. Next on the list is fixing some of the arenas as far as lighting conditions (it’s difficult to tell which piece is which when all you see are shadows). After that you should enable user to observe the board from an almost arbitrary angle. It can be a challenge as you would have to render the sky etc but even without it, a greater freedom of rotation is necessary, at least so that a player can get to see the board from the top vantage point in 3d mode (you have 2d mode but then the pieces lose 3d rendering which defeats the purpose). For your 2d, make sure to diversify the set of pieces you make available (the ones you have in 2d, which is really only one, are fine but there should be more with emphasis on 3d-ishness and appropriate light/shadow rendering). Increase the set of difficulty modes available (not good enough to just have 3 modes). Preferably to have the modes with ELO designations (i.e. I am playing a 2300 ELO computer opponent says a lot more than ‘hard’). Lastly (or in parallel with all of the above), let’s keep adding those excellent arenas which is really what this game is all about – let’s focus on boards and pieces with lots of reflection (marble-glass themes etc), lighting effects (fire is very good) – this would make this game unique in the marketplace.
– Real player with 7.8 hrs in game
DEEP SPACE ANOMALY
It’s a cheap game so you shouldn’t expect much, which is exactly what you get, not much. You fly around without being able to tell if you’re moving most of the time; controls are clunky and sometimes unresponsive. You do at least have to play to get the achievements, but since they don’t count it doesn’t matter much. Despite that, it’s decent enough given the price, but there are 2 good reasons for the down vote.
1. Somehow my perspective has been zoomed in to the point that my ship takes up about 10% of the screen. I have no idea how this happened and don’t see any way to fix it.
– Real player with 25.3 hrs in game
This game is absolutely amazing !!
Why buy this game? It is very well processed. It has excellent technical performance and great playability. Overall, I like the space theme of the game and the features that the game uses. With this game I see great gameplay and future. It’s just amazing. As a game developer, I say it’s really great. In addition, my friend created this game.
One mistake the game has, and here it is at its gameplay at a very low price at the steady. Otherwise, undoubtedly, for me, the best of space games I’ve ever played!
– Real player with 10.0 hrs in game