Winter Sleigh
A fun game, which gonna get you hook - you always want to do you run a little bit better or collect more coins - you know the felling, right and you can also make your own levels - super cool :)
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
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– Real player with 2.2 hrs in game
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YOU PLAY AS THE SINGER OF THE BAND SKINDREAD CAW AW
REMEMBER SKINDREAD CAW CAW? ANYWAY THIS GAME IS BASED CAW CAW, ALSO ILLBLEED IS A VERY HARD GAME AND I’VE DIED AT LEAST 4 TIMES ON THE FIRST STAGE CAW CAW
– Real player with 1.2 hrs in game
Down the River
This is not a casual game. The controls are difficult, the physics are difficult and everything will try to drive you mad.
You try to steer your kayak down the river towards the goal and you do this as fast as you can! But beware of obstacles and rocks that will destroy you if you bump into them too hard!
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Use only the paddle to steer your kayak
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Don’t crash into things
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Don’t drop your camp gear (sleeping bag)
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Pick up camp gear after you dropped it
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Paddling requires stamina
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Paper Beast
[initial review after 1.5 hours, 2nd review after completion follows, scroll down for it…]
Paper Beast is not quite like anything else, which I guess is why I’m enjoying it so much.
The world is somewhat open (though the player is herded into a fairly narrow pathway through it) and feels spacious. The low-poly graphics are almost abstract, yet well-lit enough and with good enough ambient sound support to feel convincing and provide immersion. Lighting and sky effects are remarkably good, with dawn/sunset fx and thunderstorms over a vast desert landscape. Water doesn’t really try to be realistic, yet is remarkably wet and believable. Occasional “special” items in the landscape cause instant teleportation to nearby spots. It’s a world of constant discoveries. My initial experience was a delightful sense of disorientation and wonder, like walking into a strange but enjoyable dream.
– Real player with 8.7 hrs in game
I firmly believe this is the game to change the future of VR.
Yes, HL: Alyx was the most well-recognised recent step into AAA VR titles, but this game shows that effort and heart can be poured into such a game without the weight of an already established intellectual property behind it. Paper Beast stands on its own and succeeds in everything it tries to achieve.
There is a moment early in the story, standing in a blackened cave, hearing the wind whistle from a gap to the crisply thunderous and opaque outside world. Just the notion that you’re led to this location because you can hear the DIRECTION the wind is coming from shows that this game could never have been any form of success outside of VR. It uses every aspect of the ‘present’ experience of VR to its advantage. And so this game curates an experience of unique curiosity; of turning your head and stepping towards a dark and windy crack in the cave wall to be met with a vast, oily, pitch-dark ocean swelling and crashing below you, lightning illuminating the twists of video-tape seaweed just below the surface through the peaks of the waves. And what can you do with it? Nothing. It’s untouchable.
– Real player with 7.3 hrs in game
Tiny Bubbles
Tiny Bubbles is a world class casual puzzle game. It’s a joy to play each moment because the physics are so robust, and it still manages to be a genuine challenge. I love how the mechanics are loose enough to where you straight up have to quickly finesse the physics sometimes to beat the level, or you can take your time and megamind it. Add the “Nick’s Praise Award” to your giant award cabinet.
– Real player with 50.8 hrs in game
Tiny Bubbles is one of those puzzle games that is mesmerizingly beautiful and zen to play.
I loved the beautiful sounds and peacefully balanced levels. I could enjoy mastering the challenges without having the cognitive overhead of a complicated UI often found in other puzzle games.
Everything was very intuitive. Actions primarily were fill colors and break barriers to merge liquid into a larger surface area.
I could play this game for hours. It helps me relax when stressed.
– Real player with 31.2 hrs in game
bridg
bridg is a game that when I first played, upset me greatly. But, as I played more and more, and singlehandedly created and maintained the speedrunning community for bridg, I learned that the game is a less of a game and more of a test. It is a test in resiliance, in human spirit, and in what in means to be alive. I dont reccomend you play this, as I dont think anyone has the power or spirit as I to handle it.
– Real player with 6.5 hrs in game
This is the Demon Souls of kicking a rock across a bridg(e).
It glitches and it’s unfair but I can’t stop playing it.
– Real player with 2.6 hrs in game
LumbearJack
About This Game
Jack is a humble bear with a simple dream: to return nature to its former glory with the help of his trusty axe and his animal friends. Slice and dice through machinery, slap some sense into wasteful humans, and work with wacky woodland critters to thwart the sinister plans of up-and-coming industrial giant Evil Works.
Features
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Play as a bear with an axe!
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Chop your way through forests, construction sites, and more exciting locations in a variety of puzzles which utilize elements in the world around you.
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Solve puzzles by tinkering with the environment around you
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Reduce, reuse, and recycle waste to upgrade your chopping capabilities
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Save a quirky cast of animal friends and team up with them to save the day
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Take down an evil corporation dead set on destroying nature as we know it
Meet the Team!
FinalBoss Games is a team of experienced game developers from across the globe making seriously professional games that are seriously fun to play. Their previous games include the robot arcade puzzle game Vesta and musical sports game Dodgeball Beats.
Incredipede
You might be looking at this game and thinking “Wow, that’s one unique game!”, but the most unique aspect of this game is that the achievements ask you to do things in the real world.
This game wants you to go outside and explore your own backyard. It wants you to look closely at the insects and plants that you probably haven’t looked at since you were very young kids.
That is amazing.
I recommend taking a break to do an achievement anytime you get stuck on a level, and then go back to laughing out loud at the acrobatics of your creature.
– Real player with 4.5 hrs in game
This is the exact definition of incrediphillia. One of the best indie games on steam without a doubt. There are no physic engine based games that can compare to Incredipede. I’m sure most of you have played some sort of flash game some place where the whole point is to create some sort of contraption, building, or any kind of construct. What I think makes this stand apart from the rest is the mere fact you create a simple character with odd physics, like some sort of construct, with movable parts. You are really only limited to your own imagination. You can create pretty gnarly stuff and get through the various levels. The game itself has some replayability as well. The game allows you to do the levels on Easy, which gives you a premade design to finish the levels, and then you have the Hard mode, which starts you off with the base of the character Quozzle, which is just her round eye. By the way, when you finish the game, don’t fret. There is a level editor included in the game. You can create some fun levels and you can share them with your friends as well. I really can’t think of any negative things the game has. It is a pretty solid title, and I believe the price is just right for such a game. With that I say, whatever you do this Summer, it won’t be as fun as Incredipede. All bugs wish they could have as many limbs as the gal in this game. Every purchase of this game helps fund research for limb growth of bugs, so open those wallets to make their life easier.
– Real player with 3.8 hrs in game
Umami Grove
Your Culinary Journey Starts Now
Umami Grove is a fun, quirky, physics-based VR cooking adventure packed with unique encounters in a variety of environments.
Epic Adventure
Explore a varied and content-rich world. In your travels you will find yourself a wide range of unexpected situations. Forage the land for ingredients, help and befriend one of many unique characters. Umami Grove will keep you wondering what you might find around every corner.
Advanced Physics-Based Interactions
Your exploration is powered by a fully physics-based interaction system. Jump, climb, duck, and swing your way though highly interactable environments.
Comfort options are available for those who are less tolerant to motion sickness
Trash Panda
It’s garbage night, and there’s no human in sight! Explore neighbourhoods of Toronto as the unofficial mascot of the city: the Trash Panda.
Make a Mess!
As a mischievous raccoon, make the biggest mess you can knocking over trash bins lining the streets. The bigger the mess, the higher you score. Some of the trash is yummy-yummy treats giving you additional points. Find power-ups too!
Explore the Real-World Streets of Toronto
The maps of Trash Panda are created from real-world street data of Canada’s most populous city. See if you can visit every street on the map!
Challenges!
Some crescents and dead-end streets are home to territorial raccoons that don’t want you knocking over their bins. Should you enter these areas, a nemesis raccoon may challenge you to a match! Which of you can knock over the most bins? Winner takes all!
