Guns N Stuff Very easy to learn and well planned out. It runs incredibly smooth for its size and although it requires you to have atleast one control is very fun to play. My only issue is controls seem a bit annoying but its not really a big deal. Other than that its easily the best 1$ i have played on steam by a landslide. – Real player with 6.8 hrs in game...
Seekers Welcome Seekers is a multiplayer survival horror game where any moment could be your last. You take the role of a Seeker, a unit sent in before anyone else with a focus on reconnaissance missions. An Insect-like alien species has been spotted in a smaller farmland community surrounded by dense forest and wheat fields. The local population has perished due to the infestation. While the area has been closed off from the rest of the world there are tasks that need to be completed within the boundaries to contain the spread and save lives; though many will be lost in the process....
Open Bar Have you ever dreamed of being a bartender? Ever wonder what magical ingredients makes up those mystic cocktails? Now’s your chance! Welcome to OPEN BAR: The Game!!! With this first person, 3D, cooking style game, you are the bartender! Serve customers, take drink orders, earn tips, and most fun of all, actually make the drinks! Equipped with a full “OPEN BAR Bartender’s Handbook Drink Guide” containing over 100 real drinks recipes, including full color pictures and specifically listed ingredients, also access to a full “OPEN BAR STORE” from which equipment upgrades and power-up purchases can be made, you’ll have the chance to do battle with numerous heart-pounding levels, in a variety of locations of varying difficulty....
Battle for Antares Battle for Antares is a fast-paced strategy game. You grow your empire, colonize star systems, build planetary infrastructure and combat drones to battle your opponent. Will you focus on research to crush your opponent with superior technology? Or do you outnumber and overwhelm the enemy early on? The fate of your empire is at your hands. Procedural generated, face-paced game play Battle for Antares is face-paced. Every round is different due to procedural generated galaxies and one round lasts roughly 15 minutes....
Insect: Bombardier beetle This is certainly a game that exists. Not a game that’s worth $16, or really worth money at all, but it does technically have all the features to qualify as a game. You play as a bug that spits at other bugs until they die. That’s it. The other bugs walk at you extremely slowly so most of the game is spent walking backwards and clicking your mouse a lot, because the other bugs have a decent amount of health and respawn too many times....
Burger Joint FYI I know the game designer so getting that out of the way. Is a really great single player game for passing time especially when you are a person who constantly wants to do better and better and beat their last score. That’s exactly what this game gives to you. – Real player with 15.3 hrs in game Read More: Best Crime RTS Games....
King Arthur: Knight’s Tale What can I say. As far as EA go (I have played extensively BG3 164.4 hrs, and Solasta 64hrs EA), that this is well worth the money for what it gives you as a taster. 77,4 hours played? Sure feels a hell of a load more than that. The rolling cinematic is amazing, gripping and you want to skip past it just to get to starting the game, but it’s so freaking amazing....
Red Rage This game lacks content. At the time of writing this review, there are only 4 maps, 10 guns, and one type of enemy. This game is also super buggy: Random invisible bodies exploding randomly causing a loud noise that stops any other sound from playing. Enemies on some maps don’t even have walking sounds. The camera randomly changes position. and more. The only good thing about this game is gunplay....
Crunch Element Crunch Element is a virtual reality “breach-n-clear” type of game. Taking inspiration from the likes of Rainbow Six: Siege, Crunch Element aims to bring a tactical PvE experience, while also separating itself from the crowd with its procedurally generated compounds. Given this is written at the launch of the early access release and was developed by a single person, I’ll be a bit more lenient on the small amount of content and minor bugs the game has....
Isles of Pangaea Pretty unique little dinosaur simulator as it has some choices not usually found in dinosaur sims. Isles of Pangaea has dinosaurs such as dimetrodon, sarcosuchos, archelon, and compsognathus…yup, that’s right, the tiny lizards from Jurassic Park: Lost World…few dino games offer this dinosaur to play with. In fact, you start off the game with a choice of either Compsognathus or Pteranodon…or Archelon or Oviraptor…and you earn evolution points by eating (DO YOU GET POINTS BY KILLING)…...