Oaken The world of Oaken is a mythical place, existing in a not easily defined space and time. It is stretched among the branches of the Great Oak. Its inhabitants are spirits which listen to the same voice, called the Oak Song. The loss of that voice strats a series of events leading into a struggle which may either heal or destroy the Great Oak. Roguelike, hero-oriented campaign with deck management....
Tess Elated Inspired by Minesweeper but unlike anything you’ve tried, Tess Elated is fresh and inspiring. The vibrant and diverse cast of characters makes the story both interesting and rewarding with plenty of laughs. With a colorful and fun art style and a joyful soundtrack, the game is sure to keep your interest. – Real player with 4.0 hrs in game Read More: Best Cartoony Touch-Friendly Games....
HEXONEX HEXONEX is a great fun game with a ton of content for a $1.99 price tag. I haven’t seen the “You can move, but only away from the tile you are touching” mechanic which adds a serious level of depth and strategy to every move you make. I found myself projecting trying to find be best move for every level. Well worth the time and money and sleek as can be!...
BasCatball Saturn: Basketball & Cat I really liked the game, the atmosphere is incredible and the puzzles are very challenging. – Real player with 2.6 hrs in game Read More: Best Cats Logic Games. Very fun and unique game. The mechanics, visual and puzzle are great! I like to play basketball and love cats, the buy was easy for me! – Real player with 1....
Hextones: Spacetime This game bring to us a new thing that i really loved Now we can use our unconscious competence in a game mode with just 5s to act So we can practice and learn without timer and put our brain in a tough test and see if our learnings are really deeply embedded Great Game!!! – Real player with 3.1 hrs in game Read More: Best Choices Matter Time Manipulation Games....
Fabled Lands Fabled Lands is adaptation from the open world gamebook series of the same name, originally written in the 1990s. If you are not familiar with the original books, what you can expect is a primarily text-based adventure in a medieval world in pen and paper style, accompanied by pretty illustrations and graphic UI. This isn’t your typical RPG game. There isn’t a single main story to follow, instead you explore the world and do whatever you please....
Before We Leave I have personally been enjoying this game very much! I appreciate that I don’t need to worry about war or combat, nor must I consider the monetary value of my peoples (ie. slavery). It still can be challenging, and I was pleasantly surprised by the little challenges it throws your way (ex: the gremlins!). The aesthetic is very pleasing, and it isn’t very demanding graphically. I would definitely recommend this!...
Dungeoneers Very very fun. Counting the web version, I’ve put hundreds if not thousands of hours in to this game. Strategy is very important. Like backgammon, it’s still skill even with RNG. My review is mostly using the version from about a week ago. I’ll update it when I’ve spent some more time with the new version. Pros: Strategy is easy to learn but hard to master Art is pretty cool...
Industry Idle No waiting on energy / stamina / turns. bloops you down with 5 million cash and you do the rest. After playing about 5 maps and at the current stage of the game ill rate it like this. R = rating / S = suggestion / Number links both (R1) Game play 9/10 (R2) GFX 8/10 (R3) Menu Layout 5/10 (R4) Misleading Overwhelming-ness 6/10 (R5) User Overly Clicking Fatigue 6/10...
Flashpoint Campaigns: Red Storm Player’s Edition This is an excellent game that combines playability with a design philosophy that rewards authentic gameplay. You give your subordinates broad directives and waypoints, which they will carry out to the best of their abilities. The game abstracts the busywork and assumes that your subordinates are handling their own responsibilities. Fire support can be automated in case plotting artillery targets becomes tedious. Battle command becomes the player’s main concern over micromanagement....