Samurai Chess It took me a little while to get used to some of the most exotic pieces, but once I did, the experience was delightful! It’s just fun to cut through enemy pieces while admiring the cherry blossoms in the wind! – Real player with 20.9 hrs in game Read More: Best Chess Martial Arts Games. What a beautiful samurai themed chess game!...
Choice of Life: Middle Ages 2 How to rule wisely and prevent rebellion? Where to find faithful companions? How to survive in a fabulous kingdom full of dangers? In the card game Choice of Life: Middle Ages 2, you have to weigh every decision not to die ahead of time! Explore the kingdom from the snowy forests of the north to the endless fields of the south and meet its inhabitants....
The Craft of the Samurai This is a story and not a game, as it says more or less on the tin, so to speak. It is worth your time, you can read it at your own pace. It doesn’t have filler or pointless choices like some games have. The art work is excellent. Nice music. If you enjoy short stories and anything samurai, at this price you have nothing to lose....
Lords of the Realm This is a gem from 1994. I point that out because games back then cared less about teaching you how to play in game and instead wanted you to figure things out by reading the manual. Watch a how to play video on youtube or something. Starting this game can seem difficult with not fully understanding what to do. But once you figure it out and start your campaign the game is so rewarding....
Retro Clicker The product is broken. After a while the program stopped working and then would never launch again. Attempted to contact the developer for fix but unable to. While looking for a contact found that the dev has, at time of writing, dumped 34 games onto the Steam store within 10 months (with more due to be released), most if not all of them looking like straight up asset flips....
Shadowbane First of all, this game is absolutely worth playing if you are into oldschool PvP MMOs. No other game allows such in-depth character customization. Sandbox elements are present but are not annoying to the end of being “chop trees to gather lumber”. “Sandbox” here is actually building cities and demolishing your enemies' cities in sieges, hiring AI mercenaries to craft items which is another good part of this game, crafting isn’t about gathering 10 dragon scales and 1 mummy dust by repetitively killing monsters, it’s more about having mercenaries of right races placed in your forges and having resources from right zones in general, even city building (if you happen to own / manage one) is as simple as placing the building on the city grid and waiting several hours for it to go up in one click....
Castle Mascot DId you ever dream to have a castle? Let’s stand a castle on your computer’s desktop! It has a weather system that will be the SAME from your city. Sunny, cloudy, rainy, snowy… The weather will update every hour. And the time of the castle is synchronize from real time of yours! Fireworks every hour during night time! A team of cavalry runs out from the castle every half hours....
Fit For a King Fit For a King is a relatively short game but is definitely an enjoyable experience. The whole game is centred around the summit that you will be throwing and your main goal is to outspend your rival. Like the trailer says, you can pretty much do anything, from executing a foreign ambassador to marrying a literal piece of sh- ahem refuse. At times it can seem a bit aimless and it can be hard to find the clues to get things you need but otherwise is quite fun and definitely worth a play....
Clanfolk Clanfolk is an elaborate life sim set in the highlands of medieval Scotland. Live off the land using historically accurate tools and processes to survive while building a growing settlement for your Clan. Every tile on the map has a purpose. Where you place your settlement, and how you build it, really matters. Clanfolk will execute your grand building plans while also intelligently fulfilling their own personal needs. Get to know your Clanfolk as they live their entire lives in your care....
Lancelot’s Hangover: The Quest for the Holy Booze This game is a barrel bursting with absolute nonsense. And this is why it’s terrific. The art style is simplistic but serves the humour very well, the puzzles aren’t hard, until the last chapter where it’s more of a “How much do you remember of the game you’ve played and the locations you’ve visited” luckily the game cuts off branches you don’t need to revisit so it doesn’t become annoying....