SENRAN KAGURA Peach Ball
Overall, I was pretty surprised with this game. I’ve played more than a few pinball games owning over half of all the games available on the PS4 version of Pinball Arcade, and I’m generally pretty picky abut which ones I play. As far as the gameplay goes, Peach Ball is actually very solid. The two currently available tables are fast paced, have a good variety of mechanics, and have features that set both games apart from each other. On top of that, they’re both very colorful (though the “night” version of Peach Land can actually make certain ball patterns harder to see, especially when it darkens even more during Fever Time) and make good use of the fact that this is a virtual pinball game allowing for some creative mini-games that wouldn’t be possible in a traditional mechanical cabinet. Honestly, if you like pinball, you’ll probably find yourself sucked into both games for a good while. My biggest gripe with the game is the complete and utter lack of an online leaderboard. How this isn’t in the game is beyond me. For a game in which a high score is the only true goal, this is an extremely standard feature.
– Real player with 39.0 hrs in game
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EDITED TO ADD ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
I bought this game because it’s pinball. I’m now aware that it’s part of a long running series of games, each apparently in a different genre. There’s also an anime series, but I’ve never seen it.
As a video pinball game it’s good, with two different tables. The first you can play in Day, Evening, or Night. The second table can be played during different seasons. There are 5 playable characters that you can play as, or you can select random and leave which character you play up to chance. Each table has a Local Leaderboard. Also, each of the 5 Story Mode Stages has it’s own High Scores board as well. You can select Letters, Numbers, and Symbols.
– Real player with 24.6 hrs in game
Orb and the Stars
Fun and challenging platformer where you have to reach the exit as an orb while you can collect star shards in each level. The graphics are rather simple, but the game is fun and challenging.
– Real player with 7.6 hrs in game
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Block Breaker Ninja
[So Sorry for the bug at the beginning the game on demo version]
On demo version, the ball did not return to the player. We’ve fixed the bug and you can enjoy playing the demo.
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Block Break Ninja is a well-known block breaking style game.
You will be the Ninja to beat Shogun (military manager in old Japanese society) to get back his girlfriend.
There are 25+ exciting stages, and you use only mouse to manipulate!
Why don’t we go back to 30 years ago and enjoy relaxing low resolution game?
Each stage has blocks.
You hit the ball, and break blocks with it.
Each stage has required number of blocks to destroy.
If you reach the number, you can proceed to the next stage even if there are remaining blocks.
Each Stage has time limit.
If you don’t reach the number of required blocks to destroy, you lose one(1) life.
There is charge system on from stage 2-1. Please check it out!
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Rollers of the Realm
Gameplay
‘Rollers of the Realm’ is a game that combines pinball and RPG (role-playing game). And it does so quite successfully.
The pinball aspect of the game is classic: you push buttons (on your keyboard or on a controller) to move flippers in order to control the ball and prevent it from dropping down the drain.
The RPG aspect of the game consists of the following elements:
- The ball represents a player character who has stats and skills. There are 10 playable characters. They each have a ‘class’ like knight, rogue or healer. Each of them has strengths and weaknesses and a specific ‘special skill’ that can be triggered when you’ve collected enough mana (magic points).
– Real player with 18.3 hrs in game
Despite being poorly made, this is still a fun pinball RPG… if you play on “casual” so that you don’t have to constantly repair your flippers. An important tip: several characters have multiball abilities. Don’t use them, and don’t waste gold upgrading them! Unlike a normal pinball game where you only need to worry about keep one of the identical balls in play, secondary balls in Rollers are weak, the character still dies if its main ball falls into the drain (and it’s often difficult to tell the balls apart in battle, especially with the Rogue’s balls' dull colors), and secondary balls can’t activate special board locations that advance the level. That last point leads to some almost buggy situations where, for example, on a very long board you can get a secondary ball up to the distant top of the board but the camera won’t follow it. The only good part about multiballs is that the some of the Ranger’s extra balls stick to enemies, so they’re good for dealing with enemies that hang around right beside your flippers.
– Real player with 14.8 hrs in game
football girl
Nothing beats the crowd cheering while you’re crashing the game
– Real player with 154.2 hrs in game
football girl will be online soon
How much gift can I marry a wife? What do you think?
story:
This is a story about ordinary men who need to find jobs, make money, challenge intellectual barriers, become winners in life, and reach the pinnacle of life, take out a gift, and marry Bai Fumei for women.
Level design:
You can challenge 20 interesting and peculiar levels at will
How to play:
This is a line drawing game. Use the physics engine to bypass the maze and let the football score a goal. Excellent physics engine calculations.
– Real player with 22.7 hrs in game
Witcheye
A green-skinned young witch named Mabel Syrup turns into a big, bouncy eyeball (why not a boob, liver, or buttock?) to recover her stolen magical ingredients in this incredibly novel take on the breakout subgenre. While smashable blocks are there in plenty, the majority of the challenge comes from the huge roster of foes and their extremely well-animated attacks, which increase in number and swiftness with the jump to hard mode. Normal is pretty dang easy on the whole – almost casual in spots – so I would encourage veteran 2D gamers seeking a bigger bang for their buck to immediately go for hard after beating the base game; all bosses are noticeably beefed up, not with more life or attack power, but with trickier patterns and maneuvers, and this is objectively the correct way to do such things. Bravo!
– Real player with 7.8 hrs in game
Pros:
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Only mouse is necessary to play
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Has the charm of platformers from the GBA and DS era
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More to do after the main story is complete
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Has both mini bosses and bosses
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Awesome OST
Cons:
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Multiple playthroughs required to unlock other modes and difficulties
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No powerups at all (except for an optional one for one level)
All in all it is a simple adventure game that mimics the charm of a kirby game. It is short, but it is a 5 dollar game that still manages to provide value past those 5 dollars. A good enough game that I hope the developer(s) can follow up with a sequel that this game deserves.
– Real player with 4.3 hrs in game
Marble Odyssey
Marble Odyssey is a rolling racer with a variety of obstacles and objectives. The faster you get through each level, the higher your score - but don’t miss out on the bonuses. 6/10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvqC5-1hKLo
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
On A Roll 3D
I loved original Rayman on PlayStation. It had magnificent levels, absolutely awesome soundtrack and overally it gave to its player really good feeling despite having sometimes really challenging difficulty. In conclusion, it was a great success.
Reason, why I brought Rayman to here is how On A Roll 3D’s beautiful retro-style gameplay reminds me of it a lot.
- It has tiny puzzles every here and there, where you have to think most usually from one vision to few seconds to how to accomplish it, whilst not being just runthrough over the maps.
– Real player with 14.0 hrs in game
PRE-UPDATE: A classic 2D side-scroller with 3D graphics (2.5D?) with some unique twists thrown into the mix creating a fresh and fun platforming experience.
And although it does use elements seen in most platformers what’s wrong with keeping the tradition if it’s not broken?
Now I have played the original On A Roll on XBLA and so far On A Roll 3D isn’t as difficult as its predecessor, but don’t let the game’s bright, colorful art-style fool you as it may provide challenge in the later levels.
– Real player with 8.2 hrs in game
Peggle Deluxe
Dear Peggle,
We had been friends for quite a long time before i got to know you really well. We grew up together, we played xbox together. It was fun! But when we started to race that’s when things got serious. You have made me laugh, you have made me cry. Sometimes I wanted to punch you in the head, but I could never do that to you, you were always so nice and fair to me. Even after one-hundred (100) HOURS of playing peggle, I have realized that there is nothing else in this life that is more important than this game. Peggle, without you, I am nothing. I am so thankful you came into my life and I hope that we never have to part ways.
– Real player with 228.3 hrs in game
highly recommend. every gamer should play.
EDIT: I have now 100% completed this game, finished a couple of months ago. The story line that goes through the period of time in your life while playing this for the 100% kind of becomes the peggle story line, somehow. I saw myself getting over life hurdles the day after peggle hurdles, not sure how they do that, but when I completed the game, I was suddenly done with school- minus a few ceremonies and tests.
The mechanics of this game are beyond good, the physics simulation lets you make the coolest shots with just basic knowledge of geometry, such as the tangent line approximation formula and implicit differentiation, and makes you feel extremely good when you hit a really good opener that clears half the board in one turn.
– Real player with 192.4 hrs in game
Puzzling Peaks EXE
AppSir has developed a series that has many games under its belt. They have continually proved again and again that there is far more to their games than it seems, by connecting each and every one of them.
The rest of the games on steam have been platformers, this one changes things up by being more of a puzzle game that sort of resembles golf. This change doesn’t some out of nowhere however, the story explains just how and why the change was made. While I do prefer the gameplay of the dere.exe games, this one makes up for the simple gameplay just with the story it tells. As usual this game is incredibly story and lore rich for the series and I love it.
– Real player with 2.4 hrs in game
well other finish .. I think
– Real player with 2.4 hrs in game