City Of Jade: Imperial Frontier
Not recommended.
I’ve played the game several times with varying strategies and each time failed to figure out a way to build a sustainable city. So after 18 hours of game play, and discussing with other friends who have played, I believe that the balance of the game is broken. I’ve tried to contact the devs but they’ve not responded.
– Real player with 50.6 hrs in game
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– Real player with 22.5 hrs in game
Spuds Unearthed
Played with Samsung Odyssey wmr headset
Spuds Unearthed is a strategy/defense game where you have to keep the spuds from the other side from getting to your base and destroying it.
In order to do this you first need to prepare for every battle by mixmatching different tokens to make different turrets and spud upgrades and vehicles .
You can make a plane put a spud in it and throw it on the battlefield and watch it fly around shooting and bombing enemy spuds.
You have to use your hands for everything witch is great in vr, example is manning your turrets throwing spuds into tanks and planes and throwing them onto the battlefield.
– Real player with 8.7 hrs in game
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Spuds:Unearthed is so frustrating because I want to love this game so badly. It’s like someone made my favorite VR game ever, then scrambled it up, hid some of it, and took away all the directions and clarity.
This game is horribly broken in a very unique way. Most games are broken because of a technical flaw or poor performance (especially with VR games). Spuds:Unearthed actually runs reasonably well. I get GPU frame drops on a 2080ti in the planet system view, and its crashed mid-battle a couple of times, but both these issues are relatively minor. The art is cute and original. The mechanics are polished and fun (other than a couple useless and frustrating firing mechanisms for the turrets). The heroes are varied, and the turret types would be great if I knew what the differences between them are. But I just have no idea what the hell is going on in the game as a whole, what the purpose is, what different statuses and victories mean, and so forth.
– Real player with 4.7 hrs in game
Angry Giant
Nice Action - CHECK
Cool Soundtrack - CHECK
Retro Style - CHECK
Weird Story - CHECK
Varied - CHECK
Flying on a Dragon - CHECK
Smashing Humans - CHECk.
Punishing Humans- CHEck..
Eating Humans - CHeck… ehm.
Naked Giant - Check….. whoa whoa whoa! What the Heck am i playing????
Welcome to ANGRY GIANT!
At first, before we start with the Review, let me tell you something i
NEVER, NEVER, NEVER said before in one of my Reviews.
G A M I N G M A S T E R P I E C E I N C O M I N G ! ! ! ! ! !
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– Real player with 10.3 hrs in game
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Platform puzzleish with metroidvania progression and rpg grind. Content is solid, fun graphics, music, art and humor are charming, retro throwback. Controls are awkward and structure of the game is too grindy for me but it is amusing to do even simple things because of physics and overall craziness. it is also annoying to do simple things because of physics and craziness. This is that kind of game. It has too much going on; it’s sometimes hard to get to the part you like. Plenty of bugs which have been fixed quickly thus far. B-
– Real player with 8.7 hrs in game
Her Majesty’s Ship
First, this game is not FTL on wooden ships. This game is a real-time management/strategy game with no tactical pause. The game is very similar to FTL but has a more MACRO approach to crew management then the Micro approach that FTL had.
I really enjoy this game and it is a great game. My game preferences run towards turn-based and tactical pause games. I really do not like RTS games whatsoever.
Although this game is a real-time strategy game at its core, it is very manageable and approachable. This game has captivated me.
– Real player with 64.0 hrs in game
Her Majesty’s Ship - Troubled Waters but hopefully smoother sailing on the horizon
I am recommending this title mainly because I really like the idea behind it - managing a ship of the Royal Navy in detailed fashion - but have reservations in doing so.
The game is all too brief at this point and I have noted that other players have requested an endless mode, a correction I heartily endorse and support.
Combat is rather too simplistic and does seem dependent upon RNG factors, outside of already having a vessel well-stocked with powder and eventually a complement of marines.
– Real player with 38.4 hrs in game
A Healer Only Lives Twice
A short and neat game, for its price its doing alright I guess.
Don’t be fooled by my playtime, I kept the game open to get the rest of the cards
In total I think I played this game for a good 5-6 hours to get all achievements.
To explain the mechanics of the game.
Each encounter has enemies sitting in rows, you choose which row to attack with the warrior and he’ll attack in a turn-based matter, as in after all the monsters attacked.
But the main part of this game is the priest ..the healer which is you, you are not bound by turns you can act whenever you want to heal the knight’s limbs, head , torso, hands, legs, if one of them reaches 0 hp they go critical and you lose damage or defense or other stuff, once they all reach 0 you lose the game so you gotta keep healing.
– Real player with 8.1 hrs in game
This is an interesting game. Certainly worth the price point.
You play as a healer, trying to keep a warrior alive so you can both get out of a dungeon, and so must fight waves of enemies to get to the end. The gameplay mainly consists of using the right ability in the right circumstance; should you put a wall up so a limb won’t die from that next attack, or just heal? Should you bump up the damage of the warriors next attack? Do you have enough mana stored to use your increase exp ability, so you can level faster and get stronger abilities?
– Real player with 7.4 hrs in game
Yeminj
● Fun
● Well-polished
● Smooth gameplay
● Nice variety of attack moves and spells
● Probably around 5-10h of gameplay if you’re going for all the achievements
- Game will autamatically upload your highscore replay as a workshop item completely spamming you activity feed
– Real player with 8.7 hrs in game
This game is so tightly designed that I learn something new every time i play it. It’s addicting and fun to get further every time.
– Real player with 5.7 hrs in game
Mall Craze
Have you ever walked into your local mall and started thinking:
“How cool it would be if I could build all of this by myself?!”
YOU CAN! Mall Craze is a shopping center management game where you Build, Customize, and Manage your very own mall.
Build
The first step to becoming a successful businessperson is to actually start building your mall.
Do you want to recreate your local Mall, or would you rather craft your own design
and make the mall truly unique? Go for it!
Shops, Department Stores, Restaurants, Movie Theater, and Fitness Center are just a few among many types of facilities that you will construct.
Customize
Your experince in Mall Craze would be rather dull if every single mall looked exactly the same.
Visual customization is the next step in assuring that the mall you build is trully yours.
A piano made out of gold? I’ll take 2, please!
Manage
Now it’s time to roll up your sleeves and get back to business! (quite literally)
Managing a whole shopping center is no joke and there is a lot that needs to be taken care of.
Hire staff, fulfill customer’s needs, advertise your mall, research new products, and set better prices. All of these are very crucial steps that ensure maximum profit, and are helping you to reach that big dream of yours – becoming a tycoon giant!
Features
Types of Shops
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Classic Shops/Showrooms
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Small Stalls
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Services (barber, fitness center, …)
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Fast Foods and Restaurants
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Movie Theater
Tabletop Gods
I have had loads of fun with this game! Easy to learn, difficult to master.
This game shines in its simplicity. Top-down tabletop design, three factions, similar units and buildings available between factions – yet still so much variety in how each game can play out.
Some have suggested that the developers add more factions, but I disagree. I think to add more than the three current factions would make it a bit too convoluted. While the units and structures available for each faction are similar, there are enough unique attributes to each that it creates a ton of spontaneity from match to match.
– Real player with 16.0 hrs in game
I got this game for free and didn’t know what to expect at all.
To my suprise, this is a very well done game and the best is its multiplayer feature, where several players can hangout and watch 2 of them play a match. After that, the next ones of the group battle eachother. A great way to hangout!
The game is PLAYABLE IN VR and also PLAYABLE IN NON VR!!!! Both modes are pretty balanced, which is really hard to find. So for those VR players out there: This is the game you want to play with your non VR buddys!
– Real player with 11.0 hrs in game
Unholy Heights
An apartment management tower-defense game about your resident monsters against humans.
While the idea of being a landlord is enticing the tower-defense part can get incredibly tedious & repetitious since there’s not a whole lot of strategy to use here from beginning to end.
The idea of the tower-defense is just to stop humans from stealing your money and if they get away with it you only lose your highly expendable tenant should they have died defending the money taken so there’s no real fail state. You try and stop the humans by knocking on the room doors of the monsters of your choosing and IF they’re home (which most usually are) they’ll do their tower-defense thing and help kill the intruders.
– Real player with 59.0 hrs in game
Let me tell you about Popan.
Popan was the first baby ever born in my apartments. She was a Cheepy so I didn’t have high expectations. Popan was probably 3 days old when her parents died in an unfortunate ambush on my complex. I had a ton of other tenants, so I didn’t see the harm in waiting for her to grow up. Somehow, she never became in debt. This fucking baby was paying the rent. She grew up to be a total badass. She would single-handedly wipe out entire waves of enemies without breaking a sweat.
– Real player with 34.2 hrs in game
Cards of Cthulhu
Cards of Cthulhu is a casual little game, simple in design but with suprising depth. You pick cards for your deck from a choice of random two. Two cards at the beginning and more are added as you progress through the battles. Then you jump onto your motorcycle, grab your shotgun and ride across the wasteland to face off against Cthulhu himself - who stole your girlfriend, as villains in games have traditionally been fond to do.
Each opponent you meet on your way you fight by playing your cards (and autoattacking with your shotgun). Simple enough? The depth of the game is knowing when during a combat round to play each card, in battles with consequitive fights of more than one enemy which card to save for the next enemy, which card in a given situation perhaps not to use at all, which cards to deny your enemy from playing, and when to not play cards.
– Real player with 13.4 hrs in game
This game packs a lot of style and fun in a simple package, It is relentlessly focussed on play dropping you right in the game and back to the start when the game ends, which is minor but a refreshing change from the typical game with lots of menus and cut scenes wasting your time. This one has confidence in what it is delivering and delivers it proudly.
Each game you collect a small deck of cards each of which can be used once against a monster or set of monsters. In this way each run feels fresh because you are building a new deck which will be played differently than other decks.
– Real player with 8.2 hrs in game