A Way Out
Very good graphic and gameplay , i said i watch an interactive movie, so my mom think i didn’t play a game.
– Real player with 12.4 hrs in game
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This game is beautiful. I was immersed every second of it and it gave me the feels.
Playing it with a best friend or someone you’re very close to hits on a whole different level.
It’s one of the best experiences I’ve had so far, it makes me crave more games like this.
If you have a close friend and you’re looking for something to co-play together, this will be a wonderful time for you.
– Real player with 8.9 hrs in game
The Sixth Faction
The Sixth Faction is :
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A game designed to be played in cooperation
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An innovative programming system allowing both players to plan their strategy simultaneously.
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A Heroïc Fantasy universe
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Epic turn-based tactical battles
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Deep gameplay (42 character classes, 6 skill schools) and an infinite number of possible combinations and strategies.
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A unique adventure that will lead you to meet the 5 factions that live in the game world
The story:
- You lead a group of mercenaries who, in the course of their missions, will find themselves involved in intrigues and confrontations that will push them into the very heart of the 5 factions.
The 5 Factions
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Holyght, bastion of piety and devotion
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Haurond, kingdom of honor and chivalry
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Acardie, democracy based on mining
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Callmagi, a powerful empire based on magic
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Freyjon, a grouping of nomadic clans
The Settlement:
The camp allows you to optimize your team and increase your chances of success for the following missions! Several buildings will help you achieve your goals:
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The tavern : recruit new mercenaries
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The market : improve your equipment
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The training camp: choose new skills
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The temple: blessing for the next fight
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The spy center: information about the next mission
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The command center: selection and preparation of his team
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It Takes Two
This game definitely deserves the game of the year award. It is great on every possible aspect: gameplay, story, soundtrack, animation, graphics.. I also appreciate the sense of humor in the game coming mainly from Cody and Dr Hakim. One other thing, you don’t have to buy the game if your friend has it; just get the friend pass and you’ll be good to go. Otherwise, ITT is really worth its price. And finally, I really like how Hazelight works on co-op only games starting with Brothers, and then A Way Out, and now It Takes Two.
– Real player with 50.0 hrs in game
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This is a great game to play with someone else, well you need someone else to play it with… But no worrries you get a friend pass for a person you would like to invite to play, so only one person needs to buy the game!
Luckily I played with a great person who also didn’t want to rush the game. We both didn’t have time to play often, so we played once a week at times. And to confuse ourselves a little more we switched the characters each time we played again - it was funny to get used to one side of the screen again. I liked that there were lots of details in the game and you could tell there is a lot of love behind the game design. Storywise it was really interesting and well transmitted. ,,It takes two" became a sentence I frequently used with the person I played with to joke about something and it actually relates to good situations.
– Real player with 41.9 hrs in game
Degrees of Separation
Degrees of Separation
A beautiful and challenging puzzle game with plenty of variety and clever mechanics to keep you interested and perplexed.
Positives
👍 Clever, interesting and diverse puzzles
👍 Pretty graphics with detailed environments with a fantasy ambience
👍 Charming story nicely told by narrator
– Real player with 25.8 hrs in game
–-{Story}—
☐ Doesnt have (Not counting historical stuff)
☐ Something isnt nothing I guess
☐ Not greatly told
☑️ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ Will make you cry or smile a lot
—{Gameplay}—
☐ Try not to get addicted
☐ Very good
☑️ Good
☐ Nothing special
☐ Ehh
☐ Bad
☐ Just dont
—{ Grind }—
☑️ Nothing
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn’t necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ Insanity
—{Graphics}—
☐ You forget reality
☐ Masterpiece
☐ Beautiful
☑️ Good
– Real player with 9.6 hrs in game
Exorcise The Demons
Although this game can be fun for like an hour or two it is really repetitive and sadly isn’t worth it’s price.
I don’t want to be mean or something, I know a lot of people put effort into this but in an honest review I wouldn’t recommend it for the simple reason that it doesn’t have enough content for it’s price.
– Real player with 5.2 hrs in game
If you are a fan of games like We Were Here, you will enjoy this. It’s a co-op game, and only one of the two people playing has to own it, making it worth the price. It looks good and sounds good. It was a blast dual-streaming it with Domino427 and we both definitely struggled with figuring out some of the puzzles. (There may have been some stream-sniping cheating going on.) The only issue we had was extending the timers didn’t work. We really needed extra time on some of the puzzles, but the timer was ignored. That got frustrating, so hopefully it’s fixed down the road. There aren’t many puzzles either, but there are plans to add more content. I still feel comfortable recommending it in its current state. Just know you might want to smack your friend afterwards.
– Real player with 4.4 hrs in game
Haven
The review key was provided by the developer.
»Anyway, how much rust do you need in order to “pull the panties down”?«
This review contains no major story spoilers.
Haven is a narrative-driven adventure that tells the classic, almost cliché story of two lovers on the run from an oppressive force trying to drive them apart. Luckily, the way the story is written and conveyed is pretty damn amazing and easily takes center-stage. The Game Bakers delivered something quite unique in many ways, and it is easy to fall in love with many aspects of this flawed gem.
– Real player with 30.3 hrs in game
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Approximate amount of time to 100%: 12-18h
Estimated achievement difficulty: 3/10
Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
Has it been in a bundle: No
Is there a good guide available: Yes, multiple guides are available here on the steam guide section and on different console websites. I mostly used the guides on this page.
– Real player with 17.8 hrs in game
Levi Chronicles
Having been a part of the testing process from some of the first test runs to today, i can say it has been a fun and inspiring experience seeing the game progress to its current form.
The aesthetic of the game fits well with the theme, the puzzles are just the right level of difficulty and we’ve laughed many times frantically trying to work them out during the test runs. I am eager to see how the future of this game’s story pans out and completes.
– Real player with 20.9 hrs in game
the game is good and have a high ping and if you played Multiplayer you will see your friends faceing the wall and you cant play multiplayer less then 4 and you can play single player 3
– Real player with 7.5 hrs in game
Mark & Lara: Partners In Justice
=== [ 🎯 Difficulty: ] ===
🟥 No Difficulty
🟨 Easy
🟩 Standard
🟥 Big Learning Curve
🟥 Hard
🟥 Impossible
=== [ 👪 Audience: ] ===
🟩 Everyone
🟩 Kids
🟩 Teens
🟩 Adults
🟩 Mature
=== [ 👀 Graphics: ] ===
🟥 What Is This?
🟥 Bad
🟥 Acceptable
🟥 Good
🟩 Great
🟥 Stylistic
🟥 Beautiful
🟥 Masterpiece
=== [ SOUND/MUSIC ] ===
🟥 Bad
🟥 Nothing Special
🟥 Good
🟥 Great
🟩 Beautiful
🟥 I´m Gonna Cry
=== [ 🌏 Story] ===
🟥 This Game Has No Story
🟥 Nothing Special
🟥 It´s Alright
🟥 Well Written
– Real player with 6.8 hrs in game
Bought this game tonight and immediately played though it. My friend and I are huge fans of the “We were here” games and have struggled to find similar ones after playing though the first two. We tried “Tic Tok” and a few coop platformer but nothing could really match up to “We were here”. Until now at least.
“Mark & Lara” is an amazing coop game. You don’t need the internet, just the game and you are set for about 2,5 hours of fun. That’s about how much time it took us to play though it once and we will again soon in order to experience the story out of both character’s perspectives. So for 4 bucks you have ~5 hours of playtime, which is solid imo. The story itself is amazing and really pulled us in. It really feels like investigating and we really enjoyed it. The game consists of talking to one of the two suspects, “official” documents and documentations of conversations. You have to really concentrate and look for the details and compare what the two suspects say in order to find the solution. Teamwork is necessary. The story was surprising in quite a few points and it was refreshing to not have a standart “why I killed him” plot but something more complex. We developed a good amount of theories of what could have happened and none of them turned out to be the correct one in the end.
– Real player with 3.3 hrs in game
Clandestine
Clandestine is one of the most underrated stealth games I’ve ever played.
I’ll start with what I don’t like: out of all the things to randomly place they chose collectables you’ll need to upgrade your armory.
The game is coded in Unity, so the facial animations are questionable, and the animations overall are very stiff and the collision detection on the environment isn’t great.
The AI is competent, but not particularly complex since guards won’t notice doors opened or trace left by the player.
– Real player with 61.8 hrs in game
The quick recap
because who has the time to read my soliloquy
Clandestine is a genius and unforgiving stealth game in which mistakes are lethal. The only way to avoid the mistakes is to have a good friend in the van monitoring you and planning ahead of time. This is a stealth game where non-lethal playthrough is rewarding because the non-lethal options are numerous and cool, whereas the guns are pretty much all the same and do the same thing without much skill needed. No advanced objective requires a kill. You will succeed or fail based on your preparation, co-ordination and skill alone. Exploration is rewarded but not capital.
– Real player with 31.1 hrs in game
Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition
This game fires on all cylinders. Combat is fun, Exploration is rewarding, Story is interesting, Humor is amusing. If you like rpgs and using your brain I can’t understand how you haven’t already played this game.
– Real player with 203.1 hrs in game
A really great game if you love RPG. It is really complex and challenging. It also provide you with flexibility to finish the game, be it flexibility to develop characters, freedom to completing quests and puzzles through various ways, and also variety of combos to kill your opponents in battles.
Storytelling is good. The best part is the quest design, especially the early main quest in Act 1. Several mid-end game side quest will be boring but the main quest overall is still fascinating. I also love the humor in the dialogues and character interactions.
– Real player with 171.1 hrs in game