Lost Robot
This game is amazing for speedrunning, take a look at my former world record run here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-ixXRAsZPE
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game
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Incomplete game. Tutorial pretty much broken, as is the whole game.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Neeron: The Blade of Nature
The sheer beauty of this game will be lost on many. The idea of a bear, who is a nature guy, fighting against robots, who are not nature guys is truly awe inspiring and says a lot about our society.
Tbh this must have taken a lot of effort tho so good job :)
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
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Whacked out camera controls can’t figure out what direction I am facing. no options you can tweak.
good thing it was free, Stream should be vetting crap like this.
Added:
Recently tweaked my settings and it is still whacked with the controls, found land that you fall through, also ended up in a body of water that I could not get out of, and you don’t drowned. Very very very badly made game. Uninstalling because the game is more annoying then fun
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
Escape Dinosaur Island
Top tier, please make a second one
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
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My god, this is awful. I saw Vinny playing this and thought, “ha, this looks like a laugh, I’ll buy it.”
Ugh. Also it keeps trying to boot my VR headset for seemingly no reason. Avoid.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
![Flyland Wars: 0 Ball Game [Trainer]](https://cdn.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/steam/apps/1622080/header.jpg)
Flyland Wars: 0 Ball Game [Trainer]
The introductory part of the Flyland Wars Series tells the backstory of the Flyland Universe. The story is the strongest point of the game. It’s worth reading all seven pages of it, not just because it’s quite an entertaining sci-fi story, but because it explains mechanics that are crucial to beat the other games in the series. The main weak point is that the UI and HUDs are confusing and in-your-face at first until you’ve read the story and figured out what everything does. The level is included to get comfortable with the mechanics before introducing enemies. I’m interested too see how the developer continues the story through the series.
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
When will multiplayer be added? I need help from friends to defeat the sphere.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Ark of Loif
I wanted to like this game, but it is way too difficult for me. And not in a Dark Souls good kind of way.
You pick up an AK at the start with 10 rounds, go to the first level and a spider tries to attack you. First two shots are missing, I think. It is hard to tell, because I couldn’t tell if it actually hit the spider since there was no reaction, like blood or anything like that. I shot 5 times and the Spider died. Suddenly I hear another Spider coming at me, shot 5 times again and killed it. So with my 0 out of 10 bullets another one approached me. “Oh shit what do I do?” is what I screamed before I got killed.
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
Level 20
You feel the inspiration in the classic platform. It is a challenge each level I recommend it if you like games like megaman and super meat boy.
– Real player with 9.4 hrs in game
It’s an excellent game with an awesome art and amazing soundtrack.
Are you looking for a good challenge? This game is definitely for you!
– Real player with 3.3 hrs in game
Feudal Alloy
Feudal Alloy is a funny action adventure with metroidvania elements that features a mechanical medieval robot with a fish tank instead of his head. In this game, the player has to explore this unique world to help the main character Attu to protect his village and fight the outlaws who stole their oil and burned down their place.
Pros:
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Action combat-based game
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Interesting mechanics with overheating the mechanical robot
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Good variety of different equipment that looks nice visually
– Real player with 17.9 hrs in game
I’ve seen a lot of negative / disappointed reviews of this game, and while I don’t think the criticisms being made of it are untrue, they also seem overly harsh. I thought this was a very fun, engaging, beautiful, and rather flawed Metroidvania.
To start with probably the biggest selling point: the art is gorgeous – I love hand-drawn games when they’re done well, and this one had a lot of character. The way swinging your sword, dashing, explosions, electric shocks, etc were represented were all really dynamic and nice to look at. And the sound design worked in tandem with this to help sell the immersion. I got a very Crash Bandicoot or Donkey Kong vibe from this, actually – the way your character bounced, or got electrocuted, or broke boxes or barrels apart, or the way you and your enemies both exploded into gears and bits of machinery upon dying all had this kind of charmingly goofy, cartoonish, arcade game feeling that puts it in a different lineage of platformers from many Metroidvanias.
– Real player with 15.7 hrs in game
Cathedral
Take part in an atmospheric sci-fi horror game and stay alive in the last stronghold, the Cathedral. Arise, develop your character, gear up, fight soulless enemies and face the mighty Baron.
The Setting
Fighting continues. The power is exercised by associated rival Barons. Their Union is relentlessly growing and wants to colonize surrounding planets.
Whereas expeditionary forces are successively occupying other planet-states located in the same orbit. Inevitably, Independent Nations are beginning to recoil from the growing onslaught. Moreover, the fact that Neuropium supersedes souls and humanity is fading away does not help.
The emerging resistance needs a leader.
The Gameplay
The Cathedral is the last bastion, the shelter. Initially, your goal is survive and look for fuel cells for the Protector. But, the Baron’s envoys know that the game is at a higher stake than you may initially believe.
Moreover, the asylum hides its own secrets. Discover them, develop your character, fight off the inevitable invasion and gain influence over the course of history.
Be the Legend of Space.
5089: The Action RPG
Quick note to anyone who hasn’t played the previous games, I mostly intended this review for people who’ve already played 3089. However, you do NOT need to have played any of the previous games to enjoy this one, and if you dont care about story I would actually suggest just skipping to this one (or 4089 if you prefer the look of the gameplay). I do have an old review of a previous game on my page that describes the style of gameplay, but I don’t no how helpful that would be when there are plenty of better reviews on this page. The grappling hook/hoverboard/other movement options are all REALLY fun to play around with while taking potshots at enemies, so if you want you could play it like Just Cause. Oh, and pro tip: If it ever does feel like it’s getting grindy, do something to progress the story, kill a Surveyor for surprises, or change the type of equipment/playstyle you use.
– Real player with 299.1 hrs in game
5089 is an open world game, and as far as I can tell is effectively infinite. Regions are measured in levels and there’s always a higher-level area to rush into. Beyond that, the player is free to take any avenue they want to get the job done.
I’m a run’n’gun player. Get the long-range energy launcher, a low-velocity high-damage weapon, and have at the enemy. I spend a lot of my time running about and shooting. Or, just as often, I’m slipping across the landscape in a hoverboard, Floating on the surface and cruising at whichever direction I set. Only aircraft are able to keep up with me while I’m using the hoverboard, which is important when it’s time to turn tail. An important fundamental in the face of some dangerously explosive enemies.
– Real player with 161.6 hrs in game
Earth’s Shadow
Earth’s Shadow is a third person action Sci-Fi dungeon crawler set in the year 3081 on planet Sumbra; a remote alien planet where legends of valuable relics surround this black world, calling to the greedy and brave explorers seeking a bright future… but end up uncovering an even darker past.
Working a dead-end job… Alexi-Ru, a cyborg CSP (cargo ship pilot), tends to fill the void-ness of his boring flight job by day-dreaming of the mysterious stories surrounding planet Sumbra, aka Earth’s Shadow.
In the year 3081, the original Earth and it’s galaxy has been dead for centuries, and although a few humans still exist, colonized in far away sectors… Earth’s legacy is not forgotten with some even referring to Sumbra, as the shadow of Earth.
Intrigued by Earth’s history, Alexi-Ru often finds himself flying millions of light-clicks off his normal cargo route just to speed by the mysterious planet, hoping to catch a glimpse of something on the alien surface via radar that might force him to slow down or possibly even stop.
Eventually Alexi-Ru’s curiosity is justified when his ship encounters a malfunction one night, while passing by the tiny planet, forcing him to crash-land on the surface he dreamed of so often on previous flights.
Alexi-Ru remembers his attention right before the impending crash, focused on an un-jostled book, thrown from a compartment during the violent atmosphere re-entry, titled… “When Day-Dreams Turn To Nightmares”
“That doesn’t mean anything,” mumbles Alexi-Ru, trying to re-assure himself as he arms himself with a Tec-9000 semi-automatic and sets forth to explore… Earth’s Shadow.
Features
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Explore and uncover secrets from an ancient alien civilization
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Find and equip weapons and tech with dynamic stats and modifiers
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Crawl through procedural and custom locations
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All loot is random, making each playthrough a different experience