Shit Storm
Nice Game! The game TITLE alone makes –it worth the price. Ya –it violates both Rules and Guidelines https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=4045-USHJ-3810 “Abusive language, including swearing” and https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/gettingstarted/onboarding “What not to publish on Steam” obscene, vulgar shock factor, so –It is a notch above the rest. –It’s good to see EVERYONE is allowed on Steam? I highly recommend –it to everyone!
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– Real player with 7860.3 hrs in game
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Shit Storm, Shit Storm is one of the best games i have ever played. You really enjoy the game while playing it. And you get calm while playing it. It has some good and cool skins such as, Top hat, Party hat, Crown. And you can also collect coins that you use for the skins. I got this as an christmas gift from a friend and i can tell from my own perspective that you get real happy for it because it’s a very cool and calm game. Worth every single € and i hope that this will help you and maybe get you to buy it too.
– Real player with 2.6 hrs in game
Badiya: Desert Survival
Only for the EA fans, I will say that.
I personally love these kind of games and have quite a few, but this setting… I just had to have it.
Something absolutely different than other games in the same genre. Those who have played Minecraft (or similar games) know that usually the hardest “world” to survive is the desert. This is all set in the desert, so I think has huge potential of being different and challenging! Also, although at the moment not implemented just yet, there’s going to be sea (and sailing on it), pearl diving, and if I can believe one of the trailers I’d say “Stranded Deep-esque” beaches.
– Real player with 25.2 hrs in game
I reveived a key for free, keep that in mind when reading my review.
This review is for alpha 1.9, I will update as the game progresses. I am giving a thumbs up with the following caveats.
1. The game engine is still unstable, though not terribly so. It seems every NPC encountered increases the chance of crashing so make sure to save before visiting any point of interest (area with npc’s). When the game gets laggy save, quit to the main menu and reload.
2. Unfortunately, related to above, the mechanic to save requires building a lean-to. This is not horrible, you can carry the wood around with you, but I hope the devs read this and implement a temporary quick save function until the engine is more stable.
– Real player with 21.2 hrs in game
Distrust: Polar Survival
TL;DR: I love arctic survival games - but Distrust: Polar Survival is a lesson in how NOT to make an arctic survival game. Distrust is supposed to be a game about surviving in arctic conditions - yet once you figure out how to manage your resources, you’ll find the biggest challenge is surviving the many bugs like dropped connections and lost inventory.
PROS
I love arctic survival games, where you are not just fighting to survive but where the harsh conditions of the environment itself is killing you. If this doesn’t describe what you enjoy playing, I’d advise you to stop right now and pass on this game.
– Real player with 94.5 hrs in game
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Distrust:
“Mayday. . . Can anyone hear us? . . . We need help. . . We’re losing people one after the other. . . HELLLP!” Then . . . silence. That’s when we decided to send a rescue team to our neighbouring Arctic base. But then, as the helicopter approached the base, screams were echoing all around. All we could decrypt on our end was “what is that light?” After that, all communication was cut and there was no sign of the chopper on our radar. I hope the rescue team survived the crash. That’s just the start of Distrust!
*– [Real player with 22.4 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198003030375)*
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## Overfall
**A game more than worth it's money**
I've owned overfall since it has released in early access and it hooked me straight away, Be under no illusions, the game is tough, You will die and you will have to start over, this is a rogue-like after all, but a very rewarding one at that.
With little introdution you are thrown into a world full of fantasy and myth, rich in different stories. On every island you go to you will encounter a little bit of a story, sometimes just a few lines of dialogue, sometimes a whole murder mystery. Most of these encounters are little self-contained stories, sometimes funny, sometimes serious. And often ending in a fight. What's even better, many of them will only unfold the second, third or even fifth time you encounter them, as with playing other characters, your choices and options change.
*– [Real player with 190.5 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198055382783)*
Overfall is a fantasy turn-based rpg filled with tons of lite questing as you forge your own destiny by leading two heroes on a path to unite a single race of your choice torn by faction and conflict. Here are some of its most prominent features to give you the gist of it:
PROS:
*High replay value due to ton of unlockables from Classes, to Companions, to Trinkets, to Weapons, to new Skills/Spells.
*Neat turn-based battle featuring the usage of a 3 step action-point system consisting of Movement (Step 1), Utility (Step 2), and Attack (Step 3). This allows tons of combo and synergy between classes and companions!
*– [Real player with 108.5 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198096186910)*
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## The Menacing
The Menacing is a 1-4 player online co-op survival experience where you have to sharpen your senses and work together with your team to survive. Embark on missions and search for different objectives that you will need to escape, while also looking after your friends, or yourself if you decide to go lone wolf, as the varying bloodthirsty creatures show no mercy.
Whether you prefer to be on the lookout, create distractions, stealth and hide, or just run and pray, there is only one thing that matters in the end - **survival**.
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## Nimoyd - Survival Sandbox
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Nimoyd is a science-fiction and fantasy survival sandbox adventure set on Earth, in the year 2702, or any randomly generated planet you like. A massive, open-world full of wonder, dungeons, and cities awaits you!
**Survive a Vast World**
Your only way to survive is to dig, craft, and fight through this strange world. Manage your energy supply as you explore forests, grass plains, deserts, dark caves and dungeons, and generated cities filled with enemies. Beware the night though, as the dark Spirits will haunt you.
**Scavenge, Craft, Farm, and Survive**
After crash landing with little to no help, the clock is ticking to find something to eat and to develop the equipment you need for exploration. Each biome offers useful resources for you to gather. Craft gear, lights, food, but also a bed, a table, buildings, vehicles, or even a mecha. Whatever you make will help you survive further away from your base. Who knows what else you can find deep below in the Underworld, and who knows what you could craft with it!
**Become a Hero**
Customize your hero based on 16 hero types, ranging from humans to aliens, and magical creatures. Add unique character traits such as “Brave” or “Lazy” to make them unique, and watch how other characters in the game react to you. Earn XP and unlock the full skill tree!
**Create Your Own Dynasty**
Build a home. Choose recipes, and manage your defense against either other human factions, or new alien colonists, or against the Underlord who lives deep below in the Underworld. Use your home base to store resources, park vehicles, and replenish your supplies as you explore the vast world. Manage your defence against either the human factions, the new alien colonists, or against the nightly Spirits – or other players. Participate in wars between human factions or defend their factions against those strange alien colonists from space, or even play as an alien faction yourself.
**Play With Friends**
Invite your friends to your planet and go on an adventure underground or against the aliens. Or join one of the many public planets, to experience a more hilarious world filled with lots and lots of player factions and cities. But since Nimoyd is as a single player game at its core, take your time for that, and do it whenever you feel is right for you, and keep playing alone. As you like.
**Fear the Underworld**
What happened to your planet? What about that infecting Fungus that destroys villages and even alien colonies with ease? Why keep the humans talking about an Underlord in the Underworld? And where are those nightly creatures, called Spirits, come from? And what about the aliens? Why on Earth do alien colonists dig so vigorously deeper underground every day? Can you find a way to make it off the planet alive, or to fight off the Underlord or the aliens?
**Make Friends, Find Love, Raise a Family**
Discover vast nations and randomly generated cities, where you will rub your shoulders with traders, talk to soldiers, and even children. Listen to their stories to learn about their culture and the late history of this world. Eventually, you’ll find a sweetheart that you’d like to marry. Raise a family and secure your heritage.
**Open Development**
Get weekly or daily updates, see what the development team is working on, view real-time change logs, and give feedback from inside the game. Nimoyd Early Access development is open, and the development team wants to hear from you.
**About Us**
What started as a tiny game jam and spare time project between Rafael and Jeffrey, which they funded through freelancing, eventually turned into a whole team affair with 10 members around the world. Our home office is in Berlin, Germany.
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## Sir, You Are Being Hunted
It was a chilly, spring evening in O'Lution Manor when this first came to my attention and I must say, that my interest in gaming had been waning a bit, snatching short plays of casual titles rather than putting in any significant time playing anything of depth. Indeed, with my eldest son having largely commandeered the console, leaving me with the laptop and mobile devices, it seemed I was wandering into the realms of the casual gamer.
And then I came across Sir, You Are Being Hunted. The visual style and sense of humour lulled me in in and when I saw, yes, my word, it will run on my laptop, I decided to take the plunge.
*– [Real player with 44.8 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198084098073)*
The game is now out of Alpha, which means the developers are considering it more or less finished. In the past I made it clear how disappointed I was with how the game was turning out, and now I'd like to step back and review the game, the developers, and the history of both in their entirety.
The game taken completely by itself, with no consideration of the developers or the Alpha development phase, I feel is a decent but flawed stealth shooter. There's some fun to be had in sneaking around in the tall grass, but nearly every other aspect of the game has something wrong with it.
*– [Real player with 21.0 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198028032565)*
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## 30 days to survive
Bought the game on sale, and honestly enjoyed it. Not just because it was cheap, but it's a challenging game, with simple graphics. There are a few bugs that I've encountered, and the RNG could use some tuning up(I got a bear as my very first enemy, and that peashooter doesnt do enough to kill it), but it has potential. It's not a bad game, its more of an RNG side scroller.
The bugs so far
What looks like a combat shotgun, if picked up, can be picked up multiple times, and bugs the inventory to the point of game crash.
*– [Real player with 6.1 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198097014550)*
30 days to survive is a zombie survival, side scrolling platformer. It's the first of its kind that I've seen personally. At the very least the devs should be commended for attempting it. The physics are a little wonky, but it fits well with its blocky, Lego-man-esque art style.
The controls and game mechanics take some getting used to. Right out of the gate can be pretty unforgiving. With its quick hunger and energy depletion, coupled with zombies that get little to no knockback from attacks. The items are RNG heavy, so you can get very unlucky with starving to death or losing the ability to run and jump. Progression hinges upon using the save function at your house to build up an arsenal of gear to survive with. It can be easily exploited by save scumming, but to some degree you kind of have to in order to live beyond 5 stages away from home. There is a sewer system that you can discover that acts as a sort of checkpoint system. There is a taxi that can appear randomly which you use to fast travel home. For the most part though, the further away from home you go, the further you have to walk back. Items respawn after moving two stages beyond, so you have a chance to find enough food and energy to make the journey back. Enemies respawn as well though, so it isn't an easy decision to risk the journey.
*– [Real player with 5.1 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198287769395)*
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## Astrodition
In Astrodition, all gamemodes can be played online with up to 8 players! Invite your friends or hop into an existing lobby to play either competitive or cooperative gamemodes! Every playthrough is unique in this procedurally generated world!
#### Story
After crashing on the dwarf planet Ceres, you will need to grow food, repair the damaged spacecraft, and keep an eye on your suit’s oxygen level! After exploring the planet’s surface, gather resources by harvesting Meteorites, Graphite Rocks, and Iron-Rich Clay Deposits. Once you are self-sustainable, set out on a journey to uncover the mystery of why you crashed! But watch out for radioactive zones and leaking suits!
#### Space Dodgeball
Space Dodgeball has you moving in all three dimensions to out manoeuvre your opponents. The objective is simple, hit the other team while avoiding incoming dodgeballs! But be careful, dodgeballs can be caught and thrown back! Play 4v4, or 1v7 if you are feeling confident! Let the best astronauts win!
#### Capture The Flag
Team up with other astronauts and work together! Fight your way to the opponent’s flag and take it back to your spacecraft to score a point! Hit the other team with dodgeballs to stop them from reaching your flag, you will need to work as a team to win!
#### Free Play
In Astrodition, Free Play can take place both on the ground and in space! Have fun without worrying about keeping your astronaut alive! You can spawn in all items and decide when you take damage! The planet is your playground, so build structures, drive around, and craft to your heart’s content!
*– [Real player with 2.8 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198151386067)*
Needs more development time and testing alot of stuff only half works and the inventory system needs alot of work. They need to change the inventory system as well as change the way your character gets energy replenished, it is currently too tedious to eat/drink. Cannot recommend this game, especially at that price. I see what they were going for and it is a cool concept, but for the price there is much better games for the same if not cheaper. I would like to recommend this game and give a good review, but in its current state I cannot. Hopefully it will get better and I think they should take ideas from games like Space Engineers on how to execute this games functions much better. For now this review will remain negative until much needed improvements are made.
*– [Real player with 1.1 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198080793611)*
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## Cube Island
Eleven minutes in, and it makes no damn sense.
It is a mine-craft clone of sorts, with a pirate theme, but there seems to be no way to save a game, which really reduces it's value. You also seem to start out with an infinite number of many resources, although torches don't seem to work at all. I clicked a lot if keys, but of there is a way to craft, I have no clue what it would be. I checked the surprising short help list, and even what there was didn't seem to work.
For example L is supposed to toggle my light, but it does nothing.
*– [Real player with 0.4 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198330888468)*
i pray to god this isnt a release, but a beta. if its a beta its salvageable. but currently it seems to be entirely creative with no ability to access inventory and gets very dark very fast. the movement is somehow jerky and laggy at the same time… and turning the camera or moving causes the entire screen to blur. dont bother trying to fix it in the options menu either. nothing is labeled, its just 4 sliders of undefined nonsense. i cant even use the top button in the play menu. if im doing something wrong please let me know but... currently its just bad.
*– [Real player with 0.3 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198981120599)*
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