Pendragon _### Quick Overview Imagine a game of chess where each of your pieces has its own little story and agenda. Each piece would also like to see its story to the end, but you, as the player, know that will not always be possible. Sacrifices have to be made. And stories will change and adapt because of them. Some will be cut short, some will be epic, but most of them will have to face tragedy sooner or later....
Space Boat Read More: Best Cinematic Detective Games. Space Boat on Steam Forgotten Fields Forgotten Fields Forgotten Fields drags you into the story with its cinematic and interactive approach. I was captivated from start to finish. Brought to you by the same developer who made Rainswept, Forgotten Fields is an atmospheric, narrative driven, cinematic experience, chronicling the events of one Summer in a quiet town....
Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne Taking a step forward deep into the chaotic endless black desert of insanity. Max Payne 2 eventhough it stands on common ground it really has many differences from its predecessor. Something that made the hard core fans of the first game not like it too much at first. However for me Max Payne 2 really stands out of the library and into my golden list of masterpieces and on the throne with the rest of my most fav titles ever....
Visual Novel Sisters I can’t figure out how to get the achievement. Tell me please. – Real player with 1.6 hrs in game Read More: Best Clicker Adventure Games. I liked the story. But the landscape, as for me, doesn’t fit the idea a little. – Real player with 1.0 hrs in game Visual Novel Sisters on Steam
Descent: Legends of the Dark The App is being supported well. Game play is fun and innovative. It still feels like Descent. I like the streamlined changes to the fatigue system. I like the combat system better now that there isn’t a 16% chance of whiffing. You might do very little damage, but something always happens on an attack roll. The multi level terrain adds a neat visual affect and has a descent affect on game play....
Descent: Legends of the Dark The App is being supported well. Game play is fun and innovative. It still feels like Descent. I like the streamlined changes to the fatigue system. I like the combat system better now that there isn’t a 16% chance of whiffing. You might do very little damage, but something always happens on an attack roll. The multi level terrain adds a neat visual affect and has a descent affect on game play....
Nyaa-kuza!! The UI, level hub, and main menu art assets are absolutely gorgeous, and it seems like there’s a lot of content to play through. There are a ton of different characters in the dialogue sequences but I don’t think it gets to the point of being overwhelming. I also really enjoy certain aspects of the combat, like choosing between different kinds of weapons (including a catzooka??!), and the falling clothesline; I hope there’s more interactive environments like that....
The Lot Take an atmospheric journey in a fresh, critically acclaimed format of a hand-drawn point-and-click comic-book. When a freeloading owner of a blue Mustang drives through without paying for the ticket, Harry Hunter, freelance parking attendant, ventures inside the lot to Make. Him. Pay. ™. Just like our other interactive comics, upon finishing the game you can print out your entire adventure path in the form of an actual 30-50 page comic book....
Nyaa-kuza!! The UI, level hub, and main menu art assets are absolutely gorgeous, and it seems like there’s a lot of content to play through. There are a ton of different characters in the dialogue sequences but I don’t think it gets to the point of being overwhelming. I also really enjoy certain aspects of the combat, like choosing between different kinds of weapons (including a catzooka??!), and the falling clothesline; I hope there’s more interactive environments like that....
Far from Noise “Far from Noise” urges the player to be slow, contemplative, and introspective. The art, sound, and gameplay all nudge you this way. The game consists entirely of dialog choices as the protagonist is trapped on a lovingly rendered and animated seaside cliff, balanced between life and death. She experiences wind and rain, sunsets and star-filled night skies, and muses on life, death, nature, loneliness, and purpose. The dialog choices are slow, in what seems like an attempt to use the player’s possible impatience to empathize with the character and her own stuggles....