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About Phantom Forces: The most recent update removed all the joy and freedom of movement from the game, which in a game based entirely around movement, is a massive mistake. I cannot recommend the game in this state. The devs have listened to the major outcry from the community and reverted the changes to the movement system, I am immensely happy to see a dev team both admit a mistake and be willing to take the drastic step of reverting to an older system to fix it....

About Phantom Forces: I’ve played Phantom Abyss off and on since I first heard about it, which was almost immediately after release. I saw it for what it was; a challenging, yet interesting game where you dive into temples and try to reach the end. And it always felt great reaching the end of a temple, because you had to learn as you went. I’ve never liked the whip loss system, but it had enough of a community where if you died, you typically didn’t have to wait long for someone to reclaim your whip for you....

eyes, and run from the hulking metal golem. The world of Phoenotopia, while beautiful, teems with danger. Caution is advised Desperate attempts must be made to form fast, tactical alliances, alliances that may at any moment break-down to become the treacherous and most deadly of betrayals. Everyone looks to each other in a state of nervous suspense and paranoid accusation. In all-out nuclear Armageddon, everybody dies, everybody loses, you just have to make sure you lose the least Points are awarded or lost depending on both the efficacy and thoroughness of your nuclear vendetta and the number of your own civilian deaths....

About Prison Life Remastered: Easy to play and fun game! I think it will be more fun when it adds some voice chat feature (like push to talk), so the game would not be too silent, because communication is the key for this game, and maybe add some feature for guard too like it can accuse people (my point is so that guard can have interaction too with prisoner) if the guard is not satisfied with the answer then he can put him in solitary, or maybe something like guard can kill/shoot prisoner that had been to solitary for like 3 times....

Overview Project Hospital: Project Hospital is a simulation game as well as strategy game. The game is all about creating, designing and building. Player in the game have to perform multitasks of be a doctor, an architect and a manager of the hospital at a single time. You have to design and built your own hospital, make the structure. Choose the model of the hospital from the various designs. you have to sign contract and agreement with the various companies for the medical equipment....

About Project Slayers: Project Slayer is a casual simulation game that invites players back to the halcyon days of 90’s middle America, where your first and greatest friend was always yourself. At it’s core, the game is all about self-improvement and exploration. See the expansive and picturesque sights of Knox County, Kentucky in simple but compelling isometric graphics, from the humble and honest working town of Muldragh to the expansive streets of Louisville....

About Rogue Lineage: Grind is a joke in this game. 22 hours of gameplay and I just managed to get my first 20 000 in game currency character unlock. I after all 24 hours of gameplay my battlepass is barely lvl 21 and I played during double xp and did many missions as possible. For you to understand if we compare games in in Call of Duty Warzone double xp weekend you can easiliy get half of the battle pass in 20 hours....

About Sewer City: I’m very glad I took a risk on this one. It reminds me slightly of titles such as Cart Life, or maybe to a lesser extent Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor. While this is described as an RPG, it is much more of a management excercise. The artwork is charming and the atmosphere is thick. Essentially, you need to find ways to earn money to support yourself (hunger, habits, health, thirst)....

About Shinobi Life 2: I didn’t touch this game until 2021 because I thought it was dead at launch. My concerns were quashed when the devs revealed the total number of accounts made had surpassed 6 million. I have had no problem finding matches and the hub world is always packed full of player avatars. The thing that really sold me on this game was the character customization, it’s surprisingly good....

Overview Shredders: You and your pal are making goofball snowboarding videos at the Frozen Wood resort when brand ambassador Lisa makes an offer for a couple of sponsored videos. She gives you a glimpse of a whole new world of snowboarding, professional riders, snowmobiles, and epic features to shred. An invitational has attracted a whole bunch of pro-riders to the area, and with Lisa’s help you have a chance to meet some of them, learn a bunch of their moves, and possibly even get a chance to join them in the kick ass invitational!...

About Shrimps Hub: While the software itself and its assets are great, there is a huge problem with the license of its contents. I purchased this software because it said we could use its results for our 2D games. Unfortunately, and to my knowledge it is still unclear to non-users willing to purchase, the software as of now only authorizes usage of its contents for “RPG Maker”. What does that mean?...

About Skate Park: I really really hate to give this a No, but I’m in the middle with this game – leaning a bit soundly on No. I’m a long-time player of Tony Hawk and other skateboarding games and, while I really love the concept and overall aesthetic – the gameplay is total trash. On the good side, I love this game’s sense of humor, writing, and soundtrack. Every part of the presentation is charming and gives the kind of semi-serious, semi-silly whimsy you would see in Katamari Damacy (but with birds on boards)....

About Strong Pet Simulator: Originally I wrote a poor review for this game, because I was encountering bugs that were not being addressed. The developer has since reached out, and just before that, the bugs seemed to stop. When you first play, the game isn’t truly an idle game. You do have to play it. The more you get into, the more idle it becomes. I’d say I’m mid game., and at this point, I would recommend it....

Overview Survivalist Invisible Strain: Survivalist: Invisible Strain is an open-ended game about building a community after the collapse of civilization. You can recruit survivors by making them like you, or respect you, or fear you. You’ll need to keep them warm, keep them fed, and build a settlement to keep them safe from zombies, looters, and whatever else is out there. Use stealth, weapons, or words to achieve your objectives. Currently it uses a randomly generated world, with a story mode to follow later....

About Tatakai: The Snake in the well was happy, for it did not care what was outside the well. The Snake in the well was happy, for it had naught to do with what happened outside the well. And you were happy too, for you did not know what happened outside the well. – Frederica Bernkastel Just… whoa… Every time, I swear that this won’t either surprise or annoy me, it ends up being a new creep-bomb… Ehm, sorry....

About Taxi Boss: I’ve given this game some fair play time and I personally don’t see what the big deal is with the negative reviews. If you’re someone that grew up to this sort of graphics and actually play the game properly, whilst tolerating it for what it actually is, it’s not half as bad as most of the reviews make it out to be. Whilst it’s a very basic and feature-lacking game, it has a nice AI where passengers are placed randomly and drop-off points are random also, so each time you pick a passenger up you don’t need to worry about having the same story, because it will ALWAYS be different....

About The Border: The Border is an amazing game, probably one of my current favorite vr games alongside blade and sorcery. The story, although kind of vague, is pretty cool and the missions are pretty fun to play through. While playing Boneworks, most puzzles and combat scenarios can be played however you want. If you’re fighting an enemy you can use guns, melee weapons, grabbable objects, or even just slam your foes into the wall and beat them to a pulp and in puzzle scenarios there are typically multiple ways to solve or sometimes even skip puzzles (with a few exceptions) and portions of levels if you utilize objects in your surroundings and/or find things to climb over, but in early playthroughs those can have consequences as you can skip over collectable items too such as weapons or sandbox items/npcs to reclaim for the sandbox mode....

About The Final Stand 2: I was a sophomore in a public high school. In Texas. So, in summary, hell. The math teacher wasn’t teaching and I wasn’t learning. Instead, I was scrolling through CoolMathGames. I found a few gems, good enough to cure my boredom, and even a couple that I continued to play at home, if only to please my inner perfectionist. Then I clicked on The Final Earth 2....

About The Rake Noob Edition: After two long hours of trying to outwit this gangly coward in a dense forest with everything from camera pigs to obscene language, I stumbled upon the ruins of its chalet up in a narrow mountain pass. There I found a sniper rifle, almost as if that’s what it was planning to screw me over with next. I took that sniper rifle and, that night, baited the creature into a barren basin at the foot of a hill where I shot it half to death as it ran around screeching in pain and baffled rage....

About Titan Warfare: Coming at this as someone who didn’t play the first one and only has cursory knowledge of the franchise (watching streamers play Apex), so if you’re in the same boat, you’ll know what to expect. I suppose I’d have to describe Titanfall 2 as “Transformers meets Halo meets Battletech meets Mirror’s Edge”. Good lord, that’s an annoying way to describe it, so I’ll expound. The gameplay here first and foremost a first-person shooter....