StarPicker
Landing on mysterious planets, you have to quickly identify your location and find the best way to collect lost stars. Show your agility and strategy skills to accomplish your mission. Don’t panic, even when you face the unknown and its unexpected challenges. Then don’t forget to check your route review with players from all over the world and be the one who will save the universe!
Key features:
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Discover unknown territories through original land navigation gameplay.
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Explore 60+ levels in 5 unique environments.
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Unlimited original hand drawn maps with regularly updated contents.
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3 exciting game modes adapted for different challenge-seekers.
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Attractive cosmic soundtrack in late 60’s style tailored for each game level.
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Engaging online community : ranking and replay analysis. Compare your route choices with players worldwide and improve your performances.
Story:
Well, it all begins with an unexpected “disaster” … All the stars are falling down from the sky. Is this the end of the world?
The youngest Nobel Prize winner Minna Vellamo is assigned with the mission of finding back lost stars. She chose to be accompanied by a robot named Harvey for him being a …robot. Little does she know, Harvey is the clumsiest and most talkative robot ever.
One day before departure, Minna was told that “Electric Eel” Janus White will also be joining the team. Being depressed for a very long time since retirement, the former footballer signed himself up to the project. He believed that this is the only opportunity to find back his old-day glory and to prove to the public that he is still a hero.
Will Janus achieve what he is looking for? Often described as bold, independent and determined, will Minna get along well with Janus?
Gameplay:
Start a navigation adventure in space with only a map and a compass in hands. Whether you’re a curious traveler, a challenge-seeker or a speedrunner, there is always a game mode waiting for you in StarPicker.
3 game modes:
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The Main Race mode is the most relaxing experience. You can be a traveler, embracing fantastic landscapes, gaining satisfaction in your map reading skills, meeting curious animals and uncovering the mysterious history on each planet.
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In the Electric Eel mode : win the challenge with your impressive observation and incomparable precision. Fearless of taking risks even on unknown territories. It’s the perfect mode if you are looking for challenges without worrying about time.
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Maybe you are an orienteer, a traceur or a speedrunner who “flies” in a complex environment! StarPicker’s Berserk mode suits you the best! Reveal stars one by one in a limited time, avoid obstacles by acting cool like a Light Speed Racer.
From novice to expert:
Adjust the game options to your capacities and improve your navigational skills.
Use compass and learn map reading with International Standard for Orienteering Maps.
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Bouncing Traveler
An entertaining platformer with very beautiful hand-drawn graphics.
The controls are not that difficult. Advise
– Real player with 5.3 hrs in game
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The classic of the gaming industry! A concept familiar to us from childhood. A stylish dark ball that has to jump from one platform to another and so on until the very end. It can get on your nerves, so be careful.
– Real player with 3.6 hrs in game
Forest Dash
This was advertised as a game where you can dash through a forest. It has exceeded expectations by allowing me to dash in other locations, such as a cave and a temple
– Real player with 9.6 hrs in game
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It’s a game, jk. Only on the second level so far and the vertical section messes me up a bit since it’s possible to do by going to far in both directions. The screen moves while the character has to survive and get to the end at the cameras pace. only like $3 and it’s good I would recommend it. Reminds me of a mobile game, could probably be ported there but don’t know how.
Best game of the year so far, blows werewolf action game out of the water with this visceral experience that will have you come back and back again.
– Real player with 2.2 hrs in game
Poster Sticker
Poster Sticker is a casual Jump´n´Run 3D game with action elements where the player sticks posters in a small town.
For successful placing the ads he gains coins and experience points to unlock new skills and buy better equipment:
♥ Shoes;
♥ Gloves;
♥ Throwing hooks.
Using the throwing hook, the player can:
♥ Enter the rooftops of the houses
♥ Reach the mission zones in no time.
Poster Sticker offers cool cartoon artwork, 25 achievements, a tutorial and even real ads.
Desert Parkour
was wondering if you still read this chat so i think me and a lot of others will happely buy a DLC to this game and i will pay at least like 10 bucks for a level that is like 3 but 25x times bigger and have a lot of small skips and stuff and will take over like 7 minutes when your good and know the route but will take like 30 minutes first attempt because it will be very hard and maybe you can make a boss fight or something idk but please update this game or something
– Real player with 97.0 hrs in game
TL;DR:
Pros: Cheap, short and sweet, quick restart, some levels are challenging, can cheese some levels really badly and get super fast completion (good if you are into finding alternative paths), no glitches..
Cons: Inconsistent jumps and grapples that rely on camera angles, tight timer for a few levels (still reasonable with some practices), lacks variety.
This is a cool and simple 3D platformer game which requires some timing and routing skills in order to complete all achievements.
However there is something I dislike about both of it’s core elements, jumping and grappling hook. The height (or should I say direction of momentum) of your jumps and grapples depend on your camera. Which means whenever you want to jump or shoot yourself higher, you need to look at the sky and hope you land on the next available ground.
– Real player with 2.4 hrs in game
Ohio John: Get Out!
🌸During his first archaeological excavation, Ohio John — an incredibly unlucky Archaeologist — gets trapped in a mystical and dangerous place. Now he needs your help to find his friends, overcome obstacles, escape from unexpected foes and learn the secrets of an ancient civilisation while trying to go back home in this adorable adventure.
Ohio John: Get Out! is a short platformer adventure inspired by famous characters from the fourth and fifth generations of consoles — specially two archaeologists and a marsupial —, also featuring an Infinite Runner mode for extra replay value.
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– Real player with 457.8 hrs in game
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– Real player with 177.6 hrs in game
Raising Torolith
Raising Torolith is a first-person physics based indie platformer where you take on the adventure to raise back an entire kingdom - Torolith. You will learn about the world while powerfully dashing through the medieval age in a relaxing & beautiful scenery. Castles, towers, islands and helpful companions will be a strong part of your adventure.
Mastering the movement is a core part of the gameplay - the focus is set on high speed sliding, key point maneuvers and obstacle evasion. Feel the wind in your hair and be ready for the next surprise.
Core Features
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Two Play Modes: Campaign & Racing
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Free Movement: Control your momentum and air time. Boost yourself into the air, slide on platforms, climb walls, destroy some obstacles. Combine chaos with precision to become a master.
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Raise the kingdom: Reach the orbs and raise the kingdom! Entire islands and castles might emerge from the water.
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Checkpoints: No section replaying if you don’t want to.
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Exploration & Story: Talk to the Torolithians in the world, hear what they have to tell you. Interact with seemingly abandoned objects, you will get a better feeling about it all. Most importantly, enjoy the colorful, manually designed landscapes.
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No Violence: The game is relaxing (of course, not counting the times when you just can’t make that jump and feel like destroying the kingdom once again) and focuses on bringing you a very pleasant atmosphere so there is no violence you will be part of.
Reflection
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Platformer — various jump pads, platforms and portals will lead you to your goal
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Maximum immersion — music and visuals resonate with your actions
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A colorful world — a cycle of day and night, clouds floating across the sky, an endless ocean and vivid effects
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No pressure — play at your own pace
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A bit of a mystery — what is this place talking about and what kind of Tower is it?
Reptiles: In Hunt
An adventure game with the story of a hunter who tries to find his lost son, set in a post apocalyptic world ruled by dinosaurs and reptilian humanoids.
It’s content is very nice for an indie title. The playtime is about 4-6 hours.
The story is quite simple without decisions, still enough to keep up the interest.
The graphics and the map design looks fine.
There are even some really beautiful places which can make the player to stop and simply enjoying the view. There are some graphical bugs, but none of those are serious.
– Real player with 25.4 hrs in game
TLDR: Reptiles: In Hunt has more bugs than dinosaurs, but despite its many failings there is a gaming experience worth hunting in this indie title…it just needs a lot more evolution before we can call it a ‘clever girl.’
I completed Reptiles: In Hunt today - in total, it took me a little under 10 hours (9.8 hours). Looking at other reviewers time with the game, I suspect I might be one of the few people to leave a review who’ve played this game to the end (at least, at the time of writing), so I want to offer some thoughts.
– Real player with 9.8 hrs in game