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About Strucid: The level design is good with multiple entrances and exploring the levels is nice. The main problem with level design is that levels are incredibly small for this kind of game. I’m not sure why the developer didn’t make a bigger world but levels are often too small to be a real challenge and they can break immersion. Something that bother me is that the levels are smaller than other games, like Thief games, even if this game has been released in 2015....

Overview Subnautica: Being rated 9 out of 10 Subnautica has promising performance to deliver and great entertainment too. Players will have to explore the ocean and survive from the aliens guarding their ancient and forbidden oceans. Moreover, players must collect resources for survival while being careful of the aliens as they possess deadly weapons and are serious about protecting their oceans. Played from a first person perspective view Subnautica PC game is an open world video game filled with eprotonmous fun and epic adventures....

About Survival Zombie Tycoon: After 100 hours of playing Dead Age 1 and Dead Age 2, I would personally recommend picking up and trying out the game if you check these three boxes (Which lucky for me, I do): 1.) You are a fan of turn based RPG’s 2.) You like Zombie games 3.) You enjoy those old text-based adventure style flash games Other than that I wouldn’t recommend you get the game because you’ll probably get tired of the combat pretty fast, the story is mediocre at best, and the survival/rpg elements are done decently but not enough to keep you playing just from those alone....

The base game includes 15 classics like Chess, Poker, Jigsaw Puzzles, Dominoes, and Mahjong. Additionally, there are thousands of community created content on the Workshop. If you’re the tabletop gaming type, we include an RPG Kit which has tilesets & furniture, as well as animated figurines that you can set up and battle with your friends, with even more options in the Chest. There’s even an option for Game Masters so they can control the table....

Overview The Iron Oath: Command, endure, and prosper in The Iron Oath, a turn-based tactical RPG where the fate of your mercenary company rests on your decisions. As the leader of a band of soldiers-for-hire in the harsh realm of Caelum, you’ll need to hire recruits, manage your operations wisely, and embark on perilous missions in order to survive, thrive, and build your company’s renown. As the years progress, the world of Caelum evolves dynamically, opening up new storylines for you to discover and making each new playthrough unpredictable and unique....

About The Streets: Streets of rogue is a rather chaotic and action-packed experience. This is a Rogue like and as such there are lots of characters (26), traits (60) and equipment (61) to unlock via earned currency from each run. Once everything is unlocked the persistent currency (Chicken Nuggets) can then be used to give yourself a starting set of equipment on any further runs. Each of the 26 pre-made characters play quite differently from each other....

Overview theHunter Call of the Wild: Never before have you experienced a hunting game like theHunter: Call of the Wild. Plunge into an atmospheric open world, teeming with life: from the majestic true-to-life animals to the rustling of leaves above you as you stalk your prey. You can decide to hunt on your own or join up and hunt together with friends. Just remember, you are not just a visitor in this world, you are a living and breathing part of it....

About Touch The Grass Simulator: Touch The Grass Simulator Add Coins Script Infinite Coins Roblox Scripts A good game for nonogram puzzle fans, with a good long “campaign” of puzzles and an endless stream of additional puzzles provided by users submitting their own puzzles in the Steam workshop. Critique: In a way, this could be the only nonogram puzzle game you’ll ever need, because the game comes with more than 300 puzzles of increasing complexity, and something in excess of 30,000 additional puzzles currently available for download in the Steam Workshop....

About Town: Fun game, used to play when a lot of people were on, for sure a dying game. Actual gameplay is 10/10 and the censorship is hilarious but only when done automatically. Its all well and good to keep your game clean but being suspended for names like “shriveledsack” or “Tonytheterrorist” feels a little overkill regardless of poor taste. I also like that there is a penalty for leaving after death because there are mechanics allowing you to help teammates post mortem, except for when your entire team is going to lose in an unranked game that will be on for another 30 minutes....

About Treasure Hunt Simulator: Treasure Hunting Simulator is exactly what it advertises itself as, and nothing more. If you want a slow paced, relaxing game where you can enjoy the scenery and unearth long lost treasures and trash, then this is the game for you. You’re not going to get a game with tons of different game modes, or tons of variety, and I’m okay with that. I found myself getting sucked into this game for hours at a time, walking through the many locations hunting for treasure and just losing track of time....

About Auto Rap Battles: Bean battles is the first of a new breed of fast-paced action shooter. The high-octane gameplay and balanced and satisfying gunplay will leave you wanting more. The servers are airtight, the deep movement system complements the gameplay (it’s fast and allows for quick and easy traversal of the maps), the maps are incredibly well designed, and despite how impressive the next-gen graphics look, the game is incredibly optimized and you will see consistent 60+ frames on a 2080 gpu or higher....

About Blox Fruits: Its very hard to recommend this game at this stage. The idea behind the game is simple and can be enjoyable, but the execution was just lacking. The controls were annoying, there are multiple instances that a little flick upward would send the blocks out of the box therefore failing the level for you. I understand that this is so the player is more conscious about his movements but there were just too many blocks thrown accidentally during my playtime....

About Blox Fruits: I have never gotten into this franchise but my wife asked if this was available for Vr a few weeks ago. I just saw it pop up on the Vive Subreddit (great community there btw) and purchased it to suprise her. So far…she hasn’t had a turn. Obviously….I had to test it first! It was much more fun playing than I ever thought it would have been. Not sure if it has to do with VR but I had a blast....

Overview BLUE REFLECTION Second Light: As the last summer day fades, all is illuminated.” With gorgeous translucent designs by Mel Kishida, as well as a story that depicts the youth of lifelike girls, based on a theme of human identity and bonding, a new title in the BLUE REFLECTION series is here! Story Under a piercing blue sky, surrounded by crystal clear water, the sun scorched Ao Hoshizaki’s skin. Gazing at the summer scenery, it seemed as if the girl was left behind in a world that she had wandered into....

About Broken Bones 5: Single player pirate games are quite the rare commodity these days, and this one definitely has promise. Sailing around looking for trouble brought back memories of playing Black Flag, and few games have managed to evoke that in a long time, and none that weren’t obligate multiplayer. Add in some supernatural elements and you almost feel like a character pulled from Pirates of the Caribbean. Obviously early access being what it is there are wrinkles to iron out and more content to add, but I’ll be watching this one closely because I think it’s on the right track so far....

Overview Chasm The Rift: Having its roots in 1997 and developed in Ukraine, Chasm: The Rift is one of the most thrilling and innovative FPS from this era and the first Eastern European boomer shooter ever made. THE STORY Feeling you are no longer alone, you turn, with just enough time to shoot, killing the mutation charging mercilessly toward you. You begin to sense an eerie feeling of fear in the air, but your skin crawls as you realize it’s your own…What was that thing?...

About Clicker Madness: Even though I quit playing it, I can and do recommend it. Reason I quit is because it slowed down too much for me after the first half a dozen world shards or so. With no real obvious way of getting it to speed up again. All idlers/incremental titles stack multiple systems of growth on top of each other, to ensure near limitless progress, but it feels like this title could do with a bit more balancing/polish to find the exact sweet spot as far as how the various systems of growth click together....

About Clone Wars Enrage: The Clone Wars Character Pack adds characters from the animated show to the game, including Captain Rex and Commander Cody (though, considering he was in Episode III, Cody could’ve been part of the Prequel Pack). Of course, you can know this from the description, so here goes my opinion: I like this DLC; then again, I like having a whole bunch of different characters in my LEGO games....

About Creatures Of Sonaria: Monster collecting RPGs are my favorite games. My love for this genre stems back to Pokemon and Dragon Quest Monsters for the Game Boy (Color), a system which obviously won’t see any new releases ever again. Sure, systems and games evolve and there are new ones with nicer graphics and amazing soundtracks – yet here I am, craving games that look and sound like they came out 20 years ago, because I can’t quite get the same sense of wonder out of modern stuff....

About Criminality: Get the mods in the community hub for the uncensored version of the game (Voice alteration and smoke remover), it makes the game then worth buying. The story takes place in the wonderful land of Hell. You, the voiceless protag, have been hired on as Warden of a group of girls who, for one reason or another, find themselves imprisoned in the afterlife. Defeat monsters to obtain CM and Exp....