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Billion Beat I love this game, the world is always in need of more Punch-Out-likes and this scratches every itch it has, and the music is insanely good. Only thing that could drive people away is how gross the characters look but they grow on you after a while. The combat is a lot more ‘groovy’ than Punch-Out, more rhythmesque, if you will. Feels more like dancing than it does straight up beating the shit out of someone....

Beat Blast Nice concept, but boring overall. There’s a few things that keep me from recommending this. First off, the music has virtually no impact on the game other than the speed at which you shoot. You’re going to spam notes in every cell as you unlock them, so there’s no point in finding creative layouts. It’s also clunky how you set up your notes in the bottom left corner of the screen while trying to dodge enemies....

Bull et Hell Bull et Hell is the top down shooter where time moves only when you move. outnumbered and outgunned, shoot your enemies, and maneuver through a chaotic storm of slow-motion bullets. Kill or be killed Time will flow as fast as you move. Take it easy or go face to face! Explore & Loot ever-changing dungeons, defeat the enemy hordes before they take you out! Defeat your friends Beat your friends in the arena mode!...

A Long Way Down As it sits right now, A Long Way Down is an incomplete game that is hampered by bugs - but this is an Early Access title so I can forgive this. That said, I can’t say I was particularly all that interested in this game; nor was I particularly interested in the element of ‘farming’ that this game seems to encourage. The gimmick of this card rogue-like is that you are given an incomplete dungeon layout - a lot of tiles will be floating in, well, Limbo, and you will ‘build’ your path through the dungeon with tiles you can set down....

Final Match A good start, the game is a little rough around the edges with bugs coming up and still waiting for new content etc but nothing you would not expect from an early access game. I found the system engaging and once I got a handle on it I had fun looking for combinations of cards and abilities. I have only played this as a single player and in this have had much more than my money’s worth already....

Bitcoin Collector Absolute garbage. Controls are awkward and can’t be remapped. Time limit prevents any thought to planning your run. Hit boxes are completely borked – The air near your character will come into contact with the air near a saw and you’ll die. Control during jumps (and height of jumps) is insufficient, given the hit box issue. You’re also forced to run it in full screen, creating some weird proportions for those of us running ultra wide....

The Age of Decadence –-{Graphics}— ☐ You forget what reality is ☐ Beautiful ☐ Good ☑ Decent ☐ Bad ☐ Don‘t look too long at it ☐ MS-DOS The game portrays an aesthetic I have a massive soft spot for - Post-apocalyptic colonial Roman Empire. The environment art is well polished and beautiful, and the art style is self-consistent and immersive. I really feel like I’m somewhere in Carthage. The cities feel appropriate for their size – Maadoran feels like a dirty, bustling metropolis down on its luck....

Other Worlds India Achievement is a national flag and easy to unlock. Just start playing the game, it unlocks all. But that’s the only reason I decided to buy this game. – Real player with 3.6 hrs in game Read More: Best Choose Your Own Adventure Open World Games. Cheap game from Russia. With this I mean, theres zero quality. You die from one hit, controls are horrible and theres no tutorial or story....

Wastelander Wastelander is a roguelike turn-based colony-building game. Explore a barren alien world and build a unique colony by unlocking new buildings, and re-activating ancient alien technologies while defending yourself from destructive atmospheric storms. Can you build a unique thriving colony, and find a way to escape this deadly predicament before it’s too late? In Wastelander you’ll start from nothing as a castaway on an alien world. As your colony expands you’ll find alien artifacts and buildings, perks, technology upgrades, and consumable items scattered across the map....

Bloody Trapland 2: Curiosity The “Don’t Escape Trilogy” is a collection of three short first-person point-and-click adventures with static screens (no camera movement, no scrolling). The games share a creepy atmosphere and a few gameplay mechanics, but are otherwise unrelated. In the first game, you play a werewolf trying to lock himself away before a full-moon night, so that he won’t kill anyone when he turns. In the second game, you’re trying to barricade a house and protect yourself from a zombie horde....