Furquest
After a game cartridge falls from the sky, you wake up in a strange new world full of big heads, strawberries, manga, and cake! In this world, there are two sides to every soul: Main and Invert!
Welcome to Furquest - a cute RPG about loving your friends!
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A cute story about a shaggy dog, a lonely bunny, a goofy horse and a… wolf. becoming best friends!
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Minigame combat against a whole gaggle of chirpy and croaky monsters!
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jpeg the horse… was already kinda mentioned, but he wanted to say hi!
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Tons of games to play in the world - carve pumpkins, decorate snow people, read manga, play basketball + more!
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Unique boss fights covering a range of different genres from cooking games to visual novels!
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A sweet art style and a sour soundtrack!
_In this world, there are two sides to every coin. Although… that’s true for every world, but, uh-
In this world, there are two sides to every soul: MAIN and INVERT. A happy Main will be matched by an unhappy Invert. An evil Main will be matched by a brave Invert, and so on.
However…
By stealing the other’s soul, the soul thief will transform into an incredibly powerful new form, a HERO SOUL.
After X,000 years of soul wars, Prince Aef has hereby declared friendship itself to be illegal to permanently separate the groups and permanently ensure that no soul will ever be stolen again.
One day, a rather strange puppy wakes up in this world. This is their story… er, quest!_
Note from the developer (me! :3)
Furquest is a game I’ve been working on since April of 2017 and it’s been a long journey from then till now! At it’s heart, Furquest is a game about friendship and the bonds we form with those closest to us.
To give you a better idea of the game’s vibe, a couple inspirations include Undertale, WarioWare, Cooking Mama, and even certain aspects of shows like Avatar and Steven Universe!
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moon: Remix RPG Adventure
In 1997, the now legendary anti-RPG “moon” launched in Japan. Now, under the watchful eye of its original creators, it’s finally in English!
Have you ever felt it odd that the heroes of RPGs go around opening villagers' closets and stealing from them? Or that they travel the world indiscriminately killing all monsters they meet? This game looks at the RPGs we all know and love from a new perspective.
Story
One moon-lit night, a young boy is sucked into the depths of his television set.
He falls into a place called ‘Moon World’, and thus begins a search for love in order to recover the lost moonlight.
Here, the mighty hero of Moon World murders innocent animals for experience,
but the boy’s growth comes from saving the souls of the animals and gathering the love in the world.
Yes, in this game, you level up by loving, not fighting.
The inhabitants of this world are all unique. Observe their daily lives and learn where they hide their secret love.
“Now, please, open the door!”
An RPG without battles - Save the monster’s souls -
All the monsters killed by the ‘hero’ are actually just innocent animals. As you explore the game, you will encounter the bodies of these pitiful creatures. But, if the boy can catch their souls, they can be saved.
A living, breathing world! - Peek into the secret lives of the NPCs -
Moon World’s residents go about their routine lives, depending on the time and day. The florist goes to work in the morning, and the castle guards arrive at their posts. Some folks have secret midnight hobbies, and others just spend their days fishing.
MD System - Choose your own soundtrack -
In moon, you can choose your own music. By using the special music playing Moon Disc(MD) function which appears in the game, you can walk around the map listening to the tracks you like in the order you set them.
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A Painter’s Tale: Curon, 1950
Incredibly deep expression of a very sad event in the history of the world. Excellent game and time well spent!
– Real player with 3.6 hrs in game
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A gentle and relaxing game that allows the player to immerse themselves within history. I never thought I would feel such nostalgia from a quaint little town, or receive goosebumps upon my finishing of the game. Though the movement was a bit awkward at times, the shading and colours of Curon were stunning, and the soundtrack was beautiful. The story is novel-like, the visuals are picturesque, and you will walk out of this piece of art with a fleeting, but haunting experience of a tale from the past.
– Real player with 2.8 hrs in game
Apopia: Prologue
Great game! Seen how it’s been the works for awhile, being fed bits of juicy new content on my instagram feed and now it’s finally out! SO you know when you’re reading a reaally good book and can’t put it down, or watch a great movie and walk out feeling like a new person? Well, THIS IS THE SAME, but game format.
Gameplay - Apopia’s gameplay is super fun - puzzles and mini games are a refreshing break from all the shoot-em-ups/build-your-adventure/brainless time wasters out there nowadays.
Art - the setting of Yogurt, and the Castle are gorgeous to look at with its soothing colour scheme and lighting.
– Real player with 2.4 hrs in game
Ok, so I have been advertised this game so many times on my Instagram and decided after the 5th time to actually play the game. Initially, the game seemed like it was going to follow in the footsteps of Undertale where you fall down and meet unusual characters when you fall below. However, playing further into it I can appreciate the amount of effort put into the character and level designs, and I love the point and click aspect with a simple and slightly rough art-syle. The music is absolutely banger, I would definitely listen to the soundtrack if it was put onto Spotify. Although the ending for the prologue was rushed in a way that I did not understand what was happening because too many concepts and events were happening at once, I like the route that the game took. I look very forward to playing it when it is finished. If you are interested in playing this game, I really suggest sitting back and just listening to the unique and fun songs and gander at the character designs because frankly, they’re so distinct and wonderful!
– Real player with 2.4 hrs in game
Color Soul: Memories
The game was actually pretty fun and in some case, emotinal. Despite being small, it does deserves respect
(i edited out the problem that this game had)
– Real player with 1.8 hrs in game
A nice, fun little game! There are three areas (clans) and each of them have their own plot and style of gameplay to complete the tasks (fighting, puzzle solving, etc.). It’s a little short (around an hour-ish) but you’ll be invested pretty much the entire time in that hour and the game definitely has its charm.
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
Extra Coin
You are invited to join The Arcade, the virtual existence where you can finally become someone
Extra Coin is a one-of-a-kind adventure game set within a virtual social network called The Arcade. You play as Mika, a girl determined to find her lost parents after they abandon their mortal existence. Dive into and explore this virtual and colorful world, making new friends and testing your skills against your foes to find the truth behind The Arcade. Will you be worthy enough?
FEATURES
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Peculiar game mechanics which mix adventure, action and RPG elements
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A lore-rich, engaging story with an original multiple endings branching system
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Unique visual style which mixes pixel art with 3D environments
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Total freedom to customize and build your character with ** 60 passive skills**, ** 50 ultimates**. All freely combinable to obtain unique effects and game styles
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** 100 cosmetics** to visually customize your character with
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Management of player in-game social profile, with ** 700 text posts** available and ** 150 photos**
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Lots of unlockable and collectible content ( 100 achievements, 50 challenges and 40 medals)
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A fully-voiced cast of characters
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Lots of replayability thanks to the Arcade Mode
Figment 2: Creed Valley
Piano bridges, dancing plants and musical showdowns, ready to dive into The Mind?
Figment 2: Creed Valley is an action-adventure game set in the human mind. Nightmares are spreading chaos and have overrun once-peaceful lands. Join Dusty, The Mind’s courage, as you make your way through puzzles, musical boss fights and unique environments. Face your fears head-on.
Nightmares have shattered the Moral Compass, making The Mind unable to function properly. Dusty and his ever-optimistic sidekick, Piper, must travel to Creed Valley, where The Mind’s ideals are formed to restore peace. A journey filled with musical showdowns and mind-bending puzzles awaits.
Nightmares have their own theme songs, shining light on why they have appeared.
Dodge and weave as they taunt you.
Chat with The Mind’s ever-changing opinions and tune in to the world’s rhythm.
Explore The Mind’s two fundamental states: Open-minded and Closed-minded. Switch between states and adapt to the shifting environment to move forward.
Prove your mental and physical strength through mind-bending puzzles and fights timed to the soundtrack.
Joy, sadness and everything in between. Figment 2: Creed Valley draws from emotional experiences that affect us all.
Face stress, anxiety and the fear of the dark in a musical and surreal universe.
Grab your sword and restore the light that once was.
Figment 2: Creed Valley is the standalone sequel to Figment, check it out here:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/493540/Figment/
Unsweet
The story of Unsweet unfolds in the fairy-tale world of living sweets, where the protagonist who has lost his memory goes in search of his own past in an addictive adventure full of friendship, hardship, palace plots and secret experiments. In his journey, the main character will meet unimaginably strong opponents, deadly traps, cunning riddles and insurmountable obstacles.
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You have to go around miles of sweet land studying their history
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One of the few cinematic platformers on the market
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Levels will be teeming with chocolate coins, for which you can buy new skins, cheats and much more …
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Malicious enemies will stand in the way of an unarmed hero
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Do quests and get bonuses for them
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Battles with bosses at Kojima level or even higher
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Worked plot, characters and character design
Soundtrack
The dynamic soundtrack will make you more than fully experience the sometimes creepy Unsweet atmosphere. Each musical theme is written with a thrill to what is happening on the screen. Each melody will complement the already living characters with their own theme.
Growing Up
Interesting spin on the “visual novel” genre that is lovingly crafted, but has its issues and is not quite as expansive as the store page makes it out to be. Still, considering the price, it is worth it, and given the casual nature and the topic, also suitable for people just interested in trying out this kind of games, or for those who would be turned off by weeb stuff.
Rating: 7/10
As is obvious, the game revolves around growing up and going through all of the early stages of life, and it does a remarkably good job at it too, at times at least. The characters, although in some regards laden with cliches, are fairly well written and I am not ashamed to admit, objectively looking at how I behaved and what I thought as a teenager especially, and what I remember of my friends, this is pretty spot on, lol. Unfortunately, the earlier stages of the game are quite rushed, and they are more of a short tutorial than anything, which is a bit of a wasted oportunity - the game really starts when you reach teen years.
– Real player with 38.2 hrs in game
UPDATED REVIEW @ 22 Hrs:
Growing Up is a life simulation that fairly-accurately simulates the experience of growing up in a relatively affluent family in a reasonably well-to-do area of the United States in the mid-to-late 1990s.
I’m a fan of this game for a lot of reasons. The writing is pretty good, and the resource management gameplay is challenging enough to be fun while never feeling unfair or too difficult. The music ranges from unobtrusive to fantastic, and the interface is intuitive; simple without being too stupid (more on this below). If you’re a fan of resource management games, or if you like visual novels and don’t mind some casual gameplay mixed in, this is one to pick up even at full price.
– Real player with 31.1 hrs in game
Letter Vetter
I’ve never played anything like this before! It has so many different parts to the puzzle and leaves you on your own more than I expected which I think is actually really satisfying and engaging to work through. Being both stimulating and calming I feel I can play it any time of the day and similarly it would appeal to all ages. It’s handmade artwork and graphics makes the fantasy land of Pipshire come alive. Finally, it has all the thrill and immersion of a whodunnit combined with the calm that life can lack - I would definitely recommend this game.
– Real player with 10.4 hrs in game
A really enjoyable game. Nice relaxing atmosphere. Can be played at your own pace, alone or with friends. Could easily be made into a tabletop/dinner party game. You can see my more in depth review here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uImL-d6eKH8
– Real player with 10.0 hrs in game