About Pet Simulator X: Before this huge update some months ago, the game was pure fun for me. There were 2 animal packs (defines what animals can you get and use in battle) and it was perfect. 1 free-to-play and 1 pay-to-play. There was no crossplay between the 2 packs. I can only speak about the free-to-play one, since i never played with the other. But it was perfectly balanced. It was just an amazing game as a whole....
About Polybattle: Polybattle captures the gameplay reminiscent of Super Monkey Ball quite well, and goes a step further by adding a jump mechanic which opens up a whole new avenue for interesting levels and challenges to give the player. Graphics: The game is gorgeous and has a nice minimalistic aesthetic going on about it. The world is made up of low-poly objects and solid colors with shading. It all comes together nicely to create a surprisingly pleasing atmosphere....
About Pop It Trading: If you’ve seen Shirobako, Ninki Seiyuu is similar in that it allows us to get a closer and more thorough look at how the things we love come to life. In this case specifically: seiyuus or voice acting. For the most part, the narrative was lighthearted and entertaining. Of course, there was drama here and there, but they did a nice job of not dragging it out too long....
Overview Psychonauts 2: Razputin “Raz” Aquato, trained acrobat and powerful young psychic, has realized his lifelong dream of joining the international psychic espionage organization known as the Psychonauts! But these psychic super spies are in trouble. Their leader hasn’t been the same since he was rescued from a kidnapping, and what’s worse, there’s a mole hiding in headquarters. Combining quirky missions and mysterious conspiracies, Psychonauts 2 is a platform-adventure game with cinematic style and tons of customizable psychic powers....
About Rat Washing Tycoon : It’s like Contagion, except third person and with ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ controls. No indication where we’re aiming as the weapons are obscured by our player and there are no bullet holes, especially on the targets in the training area. Speaking of which, the training are just plops you into a small section with some items and you have to figure out how any of them are useful, which can be fun when it comes to weapons, but less so when you have no idea what that pill you just took did because you’re at perfect health....
About Ro-Ghoul: If you enjoy scaring little kids & adults to death. then this is the game for you. It’s very repetitive, nothing but floating up and down the floor and possessing random object to move just to scare the ♥♥♥♥♥. The best thing about the game is seeing fat adults making the I just ♥♥♥♥ my pants motion XD I enjoyed the game for the first 20 mins. After that, it’s pretty boring....
About ROBLOX CHAT: If you’re a live streamer you should definitely look into this. It’s a super cool program. I don’t even use half the features it has. I use it for the super cool chat windows I can put in my stream. My favorite is Linear Flare from Steam Workshop. Really hope to see more use of the Workshop by other artists. =) This was developed by someone who’s first language is not English....
About Sonic Speed Simulator: This game is the BEST Sonic game I have ever played. No joke. This game takes what people love about classic sonic games and makes it better. Plus, brand new zones make it more fun and original. If you are Sonic fan of any age, play this game! One of a kind.I honestly think it’s the most enjoyable Sonic game I have ever played. Big, varied, fun levels with lots of opportunities to actually go fast designed by someone that just seems to really understand exactly what makes these games good....
About Strucid: This review is somehow difficult for me because I both love and hate NEON STRUCT. I’m going to explain why but let me first say that this is a very good game and if you like stealth games, the real ones, you should try this one. If you want a comparison with other games, NEON STRUCT is basically Thief (1, 2 and DS) in a modern world. I’ve read a lot of people comaring it to Deus Ex and System Shock but the game differs a lot from them and I can’t really understand what those reviewers played....
About Super Power Fighting Simulator: SuperPower 2 is an old 2004 global political/military/economic strategy game where you’re in charge of a nuclear superpower and you have to contest against other superpowers for global domination. A fun premise, but this game has aged like milk. While the visual appearance from the screenshots doesn’t look so bad, don’t let that deceive you. There’s no UI scaling, so text is unreadable. While widescreen gaming was surging to the forefront and the year before this came out, widescreen monitors were landing on Good for the price....
About Sword Simulator: I’ve been a longtime fan of the Sword and Fairy franchise, going back to the first game that started it all on DOS. I wouldn’t call myself a diehard fan or anything like that, but I’ve kept my interest in the franchise going over the years as games and dramas come out one after another. Let’s get the good out of the way. The series in terms of graphical presentation has come a long way....
If you don’t like where the mirrors are facing you can adjust them however you want or throw them away while driving at full speed. If you want to lean out of the car, or closer to the radio or near anything, you can. In the vain of Jalopy My Garage survival mode, you start out with a basic, crappy car, with a more or less crappy body and set of weelstyres....
About The Streets: I really like this game, but I can’t recommend it just because of the netcode. It’s rollback, but with desync issues. Over the years they’ve greatly decreased the symptoms of these desyncs, but it will still happen. They’ve essentially just been putting band-aids over something that needs stitches. My personal experience on PC has honestly been pretty good, I haven’t had anything unplayable (outside of people using wifi, but that’s not the game’s fault), but whether you have a good experience seems to be a dice roll....
About The Wild West: Greetings Marshall: It’s time to saddle up your trusty steed and ride out yonder to the hills, there’s some bandits out there been robbing and killing folk like the law doesn’t exist in these parts. With your trusty rifle and six-shooter, you will show them the law is still alive and well in the west. So come on partner, lets round up that horse and ride; there is killing to be done!...
About Tien Tien Piece: In its roots, this still feels like a Borderlands game. A lot of the mechanics are exactly the same. This in my opinion is good, it’s still the looter shooter we all know and love. Let’s start out with the positive. It feels as Borderlands, and as always there’re tons of loot and lots of great weapons and shields that all feel slightly different from each other....
About Tower Of Confusion: Tower of Confusion is a bit controversial title to review. If you take the story – I enjoyed it very much (with very few exceptions), it’s been something of a week after I finished it, and I still keep thinking about events that took place, about what might happen next, etc. There is a nice mix of magic and technology, and while characters are quite close to be called cliché, they hold up nicely....
About Ultimate Random Night: I really wanted to like this game. But if you’re like me and you saw the video where they show you designing the hull section by section. That’s not the case in the actual game. Only pre-generated hulls. So you can forget about coming up with interesting designs. On top of that you’re required to put a certain amount of main guns. So you’re even further restricted....
About Vans World: Fun game! It is what it is.. It’s you, in a van, selling burgers, fries, hotdogs and possibly more! I only got as far as opening those three items but it was fun. The Good: It runs great, and has a very appealing look. Nothing felt difficult or awkward at all. Mechanics are good, the art style is very good. It’s great in short bursts. I can see returning to this to kill some time or if I just am not in the mood for anything heavy....
Overview We Were Here Forever: You and your fellow prisoner are trapped in the realm of Castle Rock – were you betrayed, or simply not that clever? To escape, you must explore the sinister castle for puzzles and plot your escape together. Secrets and riddles are hidden in the shadows. Just be aware that nothing is what it seems in this mysterious Antarctic adventure. Can you two escape together, or will you be trapped… forever?...
About 3008: After playing the demo and seeing videos I was not sure If I was going to like this. But after getting the full experience I would recommend this game at full price. I did not encounter any bugs and the combat was difficult but not “souls” difficult, so instead of throwing my steamdeck across the room I was able to keep progressing. I tested this at full graphics at 30-FPS locked and was able to get about 3-4 hours play time every session....
