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This game could be good. The idea it's there, but I think there are a few issues that need to be addressed first. For example, it's very dark around the house, especially in some areas, I think it's a bug or something, I don't know, but either way it needs some patch because is weird looking for puzzles in the dark. Apparently, the game has a lot of puzzles, but the darkness is a big turn-off for me. I'm not searching anything in complete darkness without a flashlight, so please, let me know if you update the game. Also, the puzzle with apples scattered around the house is annoying. If there were like 3-4 apples to find, ok, I would've understood that, but 7 apples?! And without them you can't advance in the story... There are a lot of reused assets and the cost of the game is kind of spicy. From Steam: "Real Nightmares is a mystery and puzzle game, where the protagonist wakes up in a dream that soon becomes a nightmare, and your goal is to find out what is happening and unravel the protagonist's past, Can you? There are many scenarios that change as the player delights in the history of the game. Plot: Juliano was a normal person who had no problems, but that changed, after everything that happened to him, he was never the same, now he lives blaming himself for what happened, you must solve the puzzles and mysteries to help Juliano escape his mind to see that he has no guilt and that he can and should move on. Live one of Juliano nightmares and try to guide him to the end of it, survive Juliano tormented mind, discover what lies behind Juliano sad, pain-filled and gloomy past, find the truth and understand why you are there, you will visit a strange house that looks like juliano old family dwelling, for his work and some other places that will make him have deep and painful memories about his past, help him escape! Scenario: This game takes place in 2023, you will visit a place that is constantly changing, a place with old and modern themes mixed, the house where Juliano spent his childhood, his old school, his old office and the place he no longer wants to remember, the coffee, where the terrible accident occurred. What you can expect: An intriguing story: Experience Juliano life story and try to understand the reason behind these memories. Walk through several places: In this walking simulator you will find a house, but as the game passes it undergoes changes. Survival-style game elements: Look for essential items to advance in the game's story, also manage your resources well as are limited. Physics-based puzzles: In Real Nightmares you can interact, load, rotate, and position objects to solve problems that appear. A game, a story: The game lasts around 3 to 5 hours of gameplay, with a story, every time you play, you will see the same situations. Be careful: In Real Nightmares there are hidden secrets, so keep an eye out, certain keys and essential objects may be in less expected locations, even in a cup, in addition, there will be several photos scattered in the game, indicating that you need to take a photo of the place where the photos are and finally there are yellow/green squares showing where some objects with physics should be placed, because other objects with physics are placed automatically. Expect the scares: We strongly ask that if you have any heart problems, are a pregnant woman or have problems with scares, we ask you to think carefully about whether or not you will play this game, so that your health is not harmed. Coincidence: Some names of people and places, and also some locations depicted in the game be fictional, if there is anything from the game in real life it is pure coincidence, and some names and places have license/permission to be in the game. Graphic and audio: This game was made in the new Unreal Engine 5, so it may contain some bugs, please comment if you find any, we would also like to inform you that we use Lumen, which is the new system of lights, shadows and reflections dynamic and in real time, similar to ray tracing, we recommend that you use headphones for the best experience. Bugs: If you eventually find any bugs or errors, please let us know. "

This new game is a short horror VHS Style experience. The scares got me a few times so I guess it's good in that regard, the graphics could've been better (without the VHS style camera), it is very atmospheric, the sound are ok and the story is good too but I feel like I've seen it somewhere else. Some other movies or games surely did this already. If you are a fan of horror games please check this one too, I recommend it. From Steam: "Abandoned Souls is a horror game, shown through a GoPro lens. You play as a vlogger who specializes in urban exploration. Abandoned Souls is a realistic horror game created in the style of found footage. Plot: The player takes on the role of a video blogger, Tim, who loves to explore abandoned places. This time Tim sets off to explore an old abandoned hospital in the midst of a deep forest, to capture exclusive footage for his viewers. Rumor has it the hospital was somehow connected to a case of disappearances in the area in 1985. Average game time: 30 to 60 minutes. Game Features: Almost too realistic graphics! Extremely immersive sound design - almost every sound was recorded specifically for this project! Screamers and creepy atmosphere - the game has plenty! Game genre: Horror, Walking simulator. Made with Unreal Engine 5. "

This is a nice game but it need a lot of work on every aspect of it. The game is extremely dark, you can only see with your flashlight and you are continuously looking for batteries. Bring more light and more batteries into the game! The sky is clear, it shouldn't be this dark, not even at night. The shooting sound is also too loud. You basically won't know what to do and where to go, if you interact with something in the area you won't know what you did and why. The game won't tell you anything. The creature AI is also weird and inside the house it gets super speed (it killed me two times inside the generators building and both times it moved super fast and it killed me from a distance of 2-3 meters, I couldn't even see it). Also, I've searched like 2-3 landmarks for a gas can (for generators) until I ran out of batteries... This game can definitely be interesting but it needs a lot of work, for now it just feels like a chore, not really fun to play. From Steam: "Cryptid is a single-player horror fps game that chronicles an experienced hunter and a creature's encounter from the perspective of the Body Cam. You are a veteran hunter. When you return home, things are not going well and you realize that there is no one left in your town. You realize from the shadows that a mysterious creature is following you. You dive deep into the town and forest to track it down. A lot of things in town are broken or out of power. You must try to fix them in order to solve various mysteries and gain an advantage against the creature. Don't forget that when you come face to face with the creature. It can kill you in one strike. You can use objects like traps and guns to scare the it. There are multiple endings in the game. Each time you start a game, the creature's behavior changes according to your actions. You can have a different experience every time you play."

This is a nice game but it need a lot of work on every aspect of it. The game is extremely dark, you can only see with your flashlight and you are continuously looking for batteries. Bring more light and more batteries into the game! The sky is clear, it shouldn't be this dark, not even at night. The shooting sound is also too loud. You basically won't know what to do and where to go, if you interact with something in the area you won't know what you did and why. The game won't tell you anything. The creature AI is also weird and inside the house it gets super speed (it killed me two times inside the generators building and both times it moved super fast and it killed me from a distance of 2-3 meters, I couldn't even see it). Also, I've searched like 2-3 landmarks for a gas can (for generators) until I ran out of batteries... This game can definitely be interesting but it needs a lot of work, for now it just feels like a chore, not really fun to play. From Steam: "Cryptid is a single-player horror fps game that chronicles an experienced hunter and a creature's encounter from the perspective of the Body Cam. You are a veteran hunter. When you return home, things are not going well and you realize that there is no one left in your town. You realize from the shadows that a mysterious creature is following you. You dive deep into the town and forest to track it down. A lot of things in town are broken or out of power. You must try to fix them in order to solve various mysteries and gain an advantage against the creature. Don't forget that when you come face to face with the creature. It can kill you in one strike. You can use objects like traps and guns to scare the it. There are multiple endings in the game. Each time you start a game, the creature's behavior changes according to your actions. You can have a different experience every time you play."

So I've played the demo of this game and I can say that there are improvements in the final build, especially on the performance's side. This game seems interesting overall, the graphics are nice, it's atmospheric, the sounds could've been a little louder and with a bigger bang during jump-scares. Also you could notice the jump-scares coming 2-3 seconds before it happens, which takes a bit from the scariness. The game's story is about an archaeological dig site, over which a house was built and the owners started to notice strange things happening. From Steam: "Explore a dark reality, discover a forgotten ritual, interact with the world around you, solve ancient puzzles, platform treacherous underground chambers, and feel the terror. Survive the night in this interactive haunted house narrative adventure from a first-person perspective. Presences: Dark Awakening If you like being scared, you are in for the haunt of your life! Explore a dark reality, discover a forgotten ritual, interact with the world around you, solve ancient puzzles, platform treacherous underground chambers, and feel the terror. Survive the night in this interactive haunted house narrative adventure from a first-person perspective. THIS GAME CONTAINS BRIGHT, STROBING, FLASHING LIGHTS, SCARY IMAGERY, AND LOUD SOUNDS. "

So I've played the demo of this game and I can say that there are improvements in the final build, especially on the performance's side. This game seems interesting overall, the graphics are nice, it's atmospheric, the sounds could've been a little louder and with a bigger bang during jump-scares. Also you could notice the jump-scares coming 2-3 seconds before it happens, which takes a bit from the scariness. The game's story is about an archaeological dig site, over which a house was built and the owners started to notice strange things happening. From Steam: "Explore a dark reality, discover a forgotten ritual, interact with the world around you, solve ancient puzzles, platform treacherous underground chambers, and feel the terror. Survive the night in this interactive haunted house narrative adventure from a first-person perspective. Presences: Dark Awakening If you like being scared, you are in for the haunt of your life! Explore a dark reality, discover a forgotten ritual, interact with the world around you, solve ancient puzzles, platform treacherous underground chambers, and feel the terror. Survive the night in this interactive haunted house narrative adventure from a first-person perspective. THIS GAME CONTAINS BRIGHT, STROBING, FLASHING LIGHTS, SCARY IMAGERY, AND LOUD SOUNDS. "

I've had fun with this game and I will definitely play it in the future again. In this early access top-down roguelike game is all about the upgrades and how well you can fly your ship dodging enemies. Some suggestions that I have are, for one, more bosses. I got to sector eighteen and I didn't fight any boss. Also so more types of upgrades would've been nice. All in all this game really deserves the price tag and I recommend it for fans of roguelike game. I'm sure the dev will update the game with more content in the future. From Steam: "Light Speed Ride Out is a top-down space survivors arena shooter with roguelite elements. Upgrade your ship with a variety of items to create unique builds and survive the enemy hordes. Assemble the crew of your ship, make the right decisions and rescue people to get them to join your space colony. Light Speed Ride Out is a top-down space survivors arena shooter with roguelite elements. Upgrade your ship with a variety of items to create unique builds and survive the enemy hordes. Assemble the crew of your ship, make the right decisions and rescue people to get them to join your space colony. Features: -9 totally different ships (Jets, heavy space stations, powerful alien ships, and much more...) -Over 100 different items to equip -20 different weapons to unlock -9 different engines to unlock -5 different bosses to defeat -5 levels of difficulty -91 achievements to master -Auto-firing weapons -Switch positions of weapons and engines on your ship -Explore equipment combinations to find your unique build -Collect scrap to get items between waves of enemies -Encounter events and make the right decisions to succeed on your mission -Research new ships with unique abilities to customize your runs -Survive waves lasting 90 to 120 seconds each and defeat as many enemies as you can -Fight many different enemy ships and powerful bosses -Supports mouse, keyboard and gamepad. Assemble your crew: -Find new crewmates to join your ship -Generated characters with unique traits (humans, robots or aliens) -See the crew interact with eachother -Succeed on your mission to get them to join your colony ship -Level up your ship-captains to improve their skills -Assign colonists to different quarters and manage your colony to unlock new -technologies, items and ships. "

The plot of this game is really good but I don't think the devs did everything they could to underline the fact that the story unfolds UNDERWATER. I wanted to see some weird fishes, deep sea creatures and Aquaman but there are NO windows in this whole facility... It might as well be a facility on the ground or in space because you can't see anything outside anyway. So I think that was a bit of a wasted opportunity . It probably would've looked cool because this game has nice graphics. The enemy's AI in this game is somewhat aggressive. There are instances where is almost impossible to lose the monster without using crafted items. I wish there would've been a clear explanation regarding the enemy's senses, because sometimes it can see me, sometimes it don't and most of the times it can hear me or the door I'm opening even if I'm far from it. I even play at the easiest (recommended) difficulty and there are two more above this. Other than that I think this game is really enjoyable and I do recommend it. From Steam: "Beneath The Deep is a sci-fi horror game inspired by the retro 80's art style. You will find yourself deserted beneath the ocean in a facility where human testing was done. Nightmarish monsters and creatures haunt the facility, where an escape could only be seen as a death sentence Beneath The Deep is a single-player sci-fi horror game created by a small team of indie developers. After waking up from a coma, you find yourself displaced in a rundown government facility. This facility was built in the abyss of the ocean to secure itself from the outside world. The game puzzles you with missions of problem-solving and exploration with the added danger of merciless and brutal creatures. Surviving has always been a critical element of human nature but only a few can put up to the challenge that this game has to offer. Beneath The Deep takes inspiration from various other well-known titles in the horror and sci-fi genres. EXPLORE THE DEPTHS Embark on an exploratory journey within the expansive and exhilarating facility, replete with numerous tiers and unanticipated challenges. PLAY STRATEGICALLY Engage in the art of crafting practical tools and equipment that will aid you in your journey through each challenging level. Avail yourself of the technological devices that are scattered throughout the facility to identify and track any potential adversaries that may be lurking in the shadows. Your gameplay approach will ultimately determine whether you are duly rewarded or met with consequences. CRAFT STRATEGICALLY When venturing into treacherous and perilous territories within the game, it's highly advisable to utilize your crafting skills to their fullest potential by meticulously forging an extensive repertoire of indispensable items that are specifically designed to bolster your chances of survival and grant you a significant advantage amidst the most challenging and precarious situations that may arise. Remember, strategic preparation through the creation of a diverse array of essential tools can be the key to triumph in the face of adversity. "

The plot of this game is really good but I don't think the devs did everything they could to underline the fact that the story unfolds UNDERWATER. I wanted to see some weird fishes, deep sea creatures and Aquaman but there are NO windows in this whole facility... It might as well be a facility on the ground or in space because you can't see anything outside anyway. So I think that was a bit of a wasted opportunity . It probably would've looked cool because this game has nice graphics. The enemy's AI in this game is somewhat aggressive. There are instances where is almost impossible to lose the monster without using crafted items. I wish there would've been a clear explanation regarding the enemy's senses, because sometimes it can see me, sometimes it don't and most of the times it can hear me or the door I'm opening even if I'm far from it. I even play at the easiest (recommended) difficulty and there are two more above this. Other than that I think this game is really enjoyable and I do recommend it. From Steam: "Beneath The Deep is a sci-fi horror game inspired by the retro 80's art style. You will find yourself deserted beneath the ocean in a facility where human testing was done. Nightmarish monsters and creatures haunt the facility, where an escape could only be seen as a death sentence Beneath The Deep is a single-player sci-fi horror game created by a small team of indie developers. After waking up from a coma, you find yourself displaced in a rundown government facility. This facility was built in the abyss of the ocean to secure itself from the outside world. The game puzzles you with missions of problem-solving and exploration with the added danger of merciless and brutal creatures. Surviving has always been a critical element of human nature but only a few can put up to the challenge that this game has to offer. Beneath The Deep takes inspiration from various other well-known titles in the horror and sci-fi genres. EXPLORE THE DEPTHS Embark on an exploratory journey within the expansive and exhilarating facility, replete with numerous tiers and unanticipated challenges. PLAY STRATEGICALLY Engage in the art of crafting practical tools and equipment that will aid you in your journey through each challenging level. Avail yourself of the technological devices that are scattered throughout the facility to identify and track any potential adversaries that may be lurking in the shadows. Your gameplay approach will ultimately determine whether you are duly rewarded or met with consequences. CRAFT STRATEGICALLY When venturing into treacherous and perilous territories within the game, it's highly advisable to utilize your crafting skills to their fullest potential by meticulously forging an extensive repertoire of indispensable items that are specifically designed to bolster your chances of survival and grant you a significant advantage amidst the most challenging and precarious situations that may arise. Remember, strategic preparation through the creation of a diverse array of essential tools can be the key to triumph in the face of adversity. "

If you are looking for a short horror game to play tonight, then this might be it. The story is really nice and somewhat original, it has voice acting, the graphics are ok and the sounds were on point. Mostly I only have good things to say about this game, if you're ok with the price I really recommend this one. From Steam: "Explore a sinister world with environments based on Vietnam culture and a storyline inspired by Vietnam myths and folklore. Storyline: Blood Field is a horror game set in the rural areas of Vietnam in the past, when a mindset that valued men over women still heavily burdened women. The game puts players in the role of the character Minh, who is confronted with the unjust death of his older sister and the sudden death of his brother-in-law. Minh has to face supernatural phenomenons and uncover the reasons behind the deaths of his siblings. Dark truths are gradually revealed... Gameplay: Blood Field is a first-person horror game that combines survival elements with puzzle-solving gameplay Development Team: TEGA Studio is an indie game studio established in 2020, VietNam, with 4 members. Horror game “Blood Field” is TEGA ‘s first product. The studio aims to create products that show the cultural identity of Vietnam and convey meaningful messages through gameplay and storyline to gamers. "

This game should've been called stalker simulator lol. From the moment you lay your eyes on your neighbor, your whole existence would be dictated by your feelings for her. Basically all you will do in the first part of this game is searching the town, at different hours of the day, for this girl to learn her schedule and get to know her better. Super stalkerish if you ask me and also a little bit boring. I have to write down all her schedule so I don't forget where she is at every day and it's a bit frustrating. I found some bugs too and I hate that you can't play this game in full screen. From Steam: "A married couple moved into the apartment next door. Spend time with Akiho, comfort her, and steal her affection! Once Akiho’s desire reaches its peak, she will allow you to take the next step… Features - Immerse yourself in the storyline - Select from multiple interactions and locations - Seduce Akiho with fun massage system - Unlock additional simulation options as the story progresses Your mission is to get with the lonely wife next door: Akiho. Chat and get to know her at the supermarket, in the park, or at the theater. As your feelings for each other grow, you’ll be able to visit her, have dinner and give her massages. "

This game should've been called stalker simulator lol. From the moment you lay your eyes on your neighbor, your whole existence would be dictated by your feelings for her. Basically all you will do in the first part of this game is searching the town, at different hours of the day, for this girl to learn her schedule and get to know her better. Super stalkerish if you ask me and also a little bit boring. I have to write down all her schedule so I don't forget where she is at every day and it's a bit frustrating. I found some bugs too and I hate that you can't play this game in full screen. From Steam: "A married couple moved into the apartment next door. While the husband’s never home due to work, you start developing a crush on his wife, Niiyama Akiho. Spend time with Akiho, comfort her, and steal her affection! Once Akiho’s desire reaches its peak, she will allow you to take the next step… Features - Immerse yourself in the storyline - Select from multiple interactions and locations - Seduce Akiho with fun massage system - Unlock additional simulation options as the story progresses Your mission is to get with the lonely wife next door: Akiho. Chat and get to know her at the supermarket, in the park, or at the theater. As your feelings for each other grow, you’ll be able to visit her, have dinner and give her massages. "

This is an upcoming survival horror russian game. The graphics are nice, sounds, atmosphere are good too. The gun feeling is not bad and the performance is good. If they nail it on the story this might be a pretty good game. From Steam: "EBOLA VILLAGE - this is a classic survival horror game from the 90s with a focus on atmosphere and player immersion. Solve puzzles, follow the story carefully and use various weapons in a brutal fight for survival. Danger lurks at every turn. Now, the terrible events of the series of games "EBOLA" are unfolding in Russia. The game was developed in conjunction with the EBOLA VILLAGE short film. GAME DESCRIPTION: A classic horror inspired by the original survival games of the 90s, EBOLA VILLAGE — is a modern take on a first-person adventure where the main character Maria investigates the mysterious events that took place in Russia. Maria is sitting in her apartment watching her favorite series, the transmission is interrupted, and a live broadcast about a biological threat begins. Maria goes to the village to visit her mother and her ex-husband Ruslan...and terrible things start to happen there...You have to understand the intricate history, and find out what happened, and who is involved in this. The well-developed setting of the game will completely immerse you in the atmosphere of the Russian village. FEATURES: Artfully crafted environments: • Explore gloomy locations • High-quality sound effects • Well-designed environment of the Russian village • It is possible to interact with many objects Combat system: • Variety of weapons • Realistic enemy physics • The system of damage and dismemberment of the enemy • 3 difficulty levels • Unique bosses The revival of the genre: • Treatment with Russian herbs • Puzzles in the style of the 90s • 3 difficulty levels to choose from • First person • Inventory Management • Chest inventory management "

Don't even know what to say about this game's demo. It looks like it could be a great game, I feel it's a combination of God of war and Diablo, style wise. The combat feels clunky, there are a lot of puzzles (if you're into those type of things in a game like this) and a lot of bugs (couldn't find the chain or fell through the map). This game still needs a lot of work to be real polished. From Steam: "It's time to descend into the underground tunnels and defeat the Goblin King who persecutes your People! Use your weapons, prepare your spells and destroy tens of thousands of Goblins! Raven is a TPS Isometric 3D Roguelike Fight Game. Solve the Puzzles and Hunt the Goblins! Raven is a TPS Isometric 3D Roguelike Fight Game. Solve the Puzzles and Hunt the Goblins! Fight against Goblin King's Best Boss Fighters and Defeat the Goblin King to save your People from Slavery! You have inventory. So you can collect useful items and tools. You can merge items and craft new weapons or make your existing weapons for powerful by upgrading them with extra tools. You have also a Spell Notebook. During your Journey, you will meet with different Wizards and learn new spells from them. You can check these spells from your Notebook whenever you want and use them against your Enemies! The Goblin King was making people work as slaves and ruthlessly using them to dig more tunnels under the ground, making more space for the king and the miserable goblin people to live in. Here our hero, Raven, was born in one of these slave villages, Acharaz. Raven, whose parents were killed by Goblin soldiers, swore to take revenge on the Goblin King one day. To escape this persecution, the Village's mage taught him the most powerful spells. The village blacksmith made the most dangerous and sharp weapons for him. And the chief, one of the old warriors of the village, taught him to fight. Get ready to enter the dangerous Goblin Kingdom with Raven, hunt thousands of Goblins in desolate dungeons, solve puzzles and save your people from the Goblin King's tyranny! Adventure awaits you... "

A demo for an upcoming survival game is up on Steam and it doesn't look bad at all. The performance is good (even though I've played only in single player), the graphics are ok and it looks like it has a story. The nice thing about the game is that it has co-op so you can play with up to four friends. All in all this might be a good survival for the fans of the genre, but it has to be executed right because a lot of similar looking indie survival games had been released through time and they suffered from mediocrity. From Steam: "Nowhere: Mysterious Artifacts is a Multiplayer Survival Horror game for up to 4 players. Set in the Middle of the Unknown, you can craft, build, explore and discover secrets in the exciting first chapter from EFNSOFT. Chapter One: The Enigma of the Root Mountains Nowhere: Mysterious Artifacts Set in September 1993, the first episode begins with four friends heading into uncharted territory, searching for a mysterious artifact. It doesn’t take long to realize something is wrong, as this is the site of the Root Experiment, famed for its stories of those who enter and never return. There is no other option but to survive, and not be afraid of the impossible… Survival is all that matters Explore a hostile environment, build a shelter, and survive in a place unknown to man. Make your life here easier by improving your living conditions, upgrading your shelters, and protecting yourself and your friends against the dangers that lie ahead. Don’t forget your sanity and your health, however, as it is all that keeps you alive... Discover-Loot-Craft You are in a world full of secrets. Everything around you contains traces of the past. You can wander through these areas and learn recipes that will allow you to craft new items. Discover unique places in Root Mountains which is all of these places has so many unique Items! Seamless Weather Conditions that alter the way you play Our game’s unique weather variations give players the chance to create their own dynamic stories of survival. Gain an advantage in challenging conditions, choose when to head out and how the weather might affect your journey. The Day and Night cycle plays an integral part in the game too, with the environments, enemies, and strange anomalies all affected by this system. Solo and Coop In Nowhere, you can explore and survive as a lone wolf, or team up and experience the whole adventure in co-op, with up to 3 of your friends! "

Not even a doomer's life can be as empty as this game. This game is in earliest of accesses so you pretty much can't do anything. The graphics are nice, even though I've seen this apartment and neighbourhood before. From Steam: "Try on the role of a Russian Doomer, who lives in a typical post-Soviet building. Your pointless life filled with routine and addictions. Can you cope with it? You are a Russian doomer living in a typical post-Soviet Khrushchev. Your daily problems are addictions, work, introspection. Enjoy the unique atmosphere of a provincial, post-Soviet town. Go out to the playground, smoke a cigarette, throw the cigarette butt in a flower bed or a children's sandbox. From aimlessness, walk through the garages, wander around the yards. Or, go home, surf the internet, pet your cute rat. Listen to music on your cellphone, enjoy the carelessness. In the game you can explore your neighborhood, apartment, pet a rat, smoke and surf the internet. "

A short horror experience about monsters with TV heads. The objective is pretty simple, find 8 pictures of the devs cat or find pieces for the TV head monster picture (I don't know what that does). From Steam: "You find yourself all alone in the middle of a dark forest. You have no weapons and no place to wait for help. The dim flashlight that lights the way is your only friend. Your goal is to explore the location to find eight pages and leave this frightening place. TV Head Eight Pages is a classic first-person indie horror. You find yourself all alone, in the middle of a dark forest. You have no weapons and no place to wait for help. The dim flashlight that lights the way is your only friend. Your goal is to explore the area to find eight pages and escape from this terrifying place. Levels In the main menu you can choose from three available levels. Dense Jungle, Winter Forest or Swamp. Whatever you choose, darkness, dense fog and a frightening atmosphere await you in any case. Dangers As you wander through the dark forest, you might see a bright light somewhere in the distance or hear strange noises like the hiss of a broken television set. You don't need to check what it is. You're better off just running. Pages In order to complete the level you need to find eight pictures. Usually in games like this, players have to look for notes or some scary drawings, but this is a little different. I just took some pictures of my cat and added them to the game. To complete the level, you have to find all of her pictures. "

This devs woke up on day and decided to make a survival horror game about an one-eyed butt-shaped monster and I have to admire their creativity lol. This sequel's not bad at all, the graphics, the sounds and atmosphere are really nice. Haven't played the first one so I can't compare them. This short demo it's like an introduction for the second game and I have to say that shooting butt-eyed monsters seems pretty fun and intense lol. From Steam: "Get ready for a thrilling and terrifying adventure in 'SHIRIME 2: The Genesis of Butt-Eye'. Uncover the secrets behind the curse as you explore a mysterious inn. Engaging storyline, intense combat, third-person perspective, and stunning visuals await. Prepare for a spine-chilling experience! Third-person perspective: In this installment, you will traverse an intricate and detailed world with a third-person perspective, allowing you to explore the surrounding environment from a broader viewpoint. Thrilling combat: Challenge Shirime and its allies in intense and adrenaline-fueled battles. Use your guns to take down enemies and defend yourself against their lethal supernatural abilities. In this sequel, in addition to the forest where the prologue is focused, you will explore an old inn steeped in mysteries as you try to unveil the origin of the Butt-Eye Curse in this exciting new chapter. ARE YOU READY TO FACE THE CURSE HEAD-ON? Don't miss the First Chapter of Shirime's fantastic saga! "

As a finished game this really might be an interesting card battler RPG, for now it's still in early access. I like a lot of parts about it, like the aesthetics, the story, the free roam or the battles. But, I also feel like this game needs a lot of work from now on to rise at its potential. The game crashed a lot on me (going back with 'quick start' seemingly fixed a lot of them, I was in a crash frenzy at one point, every time I was about to fight somebody the game crashed), I hated the fact that you can't see enemies in free roam and you randomly stumble across them in the weirdest places and most of the times they are much stronger than you, I find it weird that you can't see enemies at all on free roam, also, the game could've been more explicative in general about free roam and battles. This is not at all a bad game but it still needs some work unfortunately. From Steam: "Tactical card battles and narrative RPG exploration in a world of monsters and anomalies. As one of the last remnants of humanity, trapped in the Zone, it's your turn to become a Stalker and walk where others fear to tread. Cut your way through rabid mutants and supernatural creatures. Collect and use artifacts of mysterious power. Develop your latent abilities and crush your enemies with the force of your mind. The last remnants of humanity are locked in a desperate battle for survival. Helplessly trapped inside the Zone -- fighting not only against the twisted, hostile environment, but the supernatural fear and confusion that constantly attacks their minds. You are one of the lucky ones. A 'mutant', cursed with strange telekinetic powers, as well as higher resistance to the Confusion. The kind of person who could thrive out there... If you can stay alive. Create your perfect deck by mixing and matching hundreds of pieces of equipment. Carefully manage your expedition to maximise your exploration time. Take on side jobs with unique stories and unique rewards. Make friends. Make enemies. Inspired by games such as Slay the Spire, S.T.A.L.K.E.R and Darkest Dungeon, the Zone blends a new take on deckbuilding with rich narrative -- a full story crafted by industry veterans (Mount & Blade, The Next World). Gorgeous hand-drawn art Gripping story, colourful characters A beautiful, dangerous world to explore Deep inventory management - Assemble your deck and abilities however you want Research powerful upgrades for combat and exploration Complete side jobs to gain unique rewards Many different items and abilities to mix and match your perfect playstyle. "

With a little bit of polishing this game can be really fun. I've completed the demo after a few tries and I can say that it has similarities with some other fast-paced FPS games. One of the biggest problems I had with it is the fact that sometimes it would get stuck on 'running' even though I'm not running and the stamina depletes so fast because of that. From Steam: "Demonic Supremacy is an old school 3D shooter with a certain nostalgic flavour and few gamer-friendly features. It offers several hours of hurricane gameplay rocking through memorable levels with the explosive heavy metal soundtrack! Demonic Supremacy is an old school 3D shooter with a certain nostalgic flavor and few gamer-friendly features. It offers several hours of hurricane gameplay rocking through memorable levels with the explosive heavy metal soundtrack! Check out the epic story! Once in a while — every 3481 years in exact — the infernal tower appears in a random place on the surface of the planet. When this happens, the Chosen One is picked and granted the powers of demi-demon to slay all evil opposition. And once again this time has come — you have to crush your way through the tower, floor by floor, monster by monster, to stop the blood-frenzy hellspawns and personally meet the Lord of Hell. Key features: Epic and memorable protagonist Zexus 90’s-style graphics Mighty bosses including the Lord of Hell himself Old-school FPS gameplay HEAVY METAL, BABY! "

My detective career was cut short with this game. The game itself it's not bad at all, but I think it needs some work here and there. The graphics are nice, the game's atmospheric, the sounds and soundtrack are good but the case solving feels a little shallow. For solving the case you have to order the evidences by the time they happened but the game won't tell you anything so you can't know if you have them right or wrong. Also, as a detective I suppose I should've had a flashlight (or at least a lighter) for the dark areas of the game. From Steam: "DETECTIVE: Stella Porta Case, puts you in the shoes of a detective who investigates three strange disappearances. In all cases there is a contract signed by the disappeared, that contract is from an organization called "Stella Porta". DETECTIVE: Stella Porta Case, puts you in the shoes of a detective who investigates three strange disappearances. In all cases there is a contract signed by the disappeared, that contract is from an organization called "Stella Porta". Each case presents a completely different scenario, but they all seem to be connected in some way, as a detective your job is to solve the cases and find the connection between them. As a police detective, you must reach the crime zone and collect all the evidence you see, these evidence will help you later to solve the case. Anything is important, details, objects, conversations, you will need to be observant in order to move forward. - Three different cases. - You will have to mark the evidence and photograph it. - Once you have the evidence, you must go to your office and order it to solve the case. DETECTIVE: Stella Porta Case, is dark and macabre, showing unfiltered contemporary social reality. "

This FPS feels and plays a bit like Quake and Half-Life, which is great for an indie game. The fast-paced combat, weapons, secrets and enemies make this a super fun 90' style video game. This is not a short game either. I've played for an hour and only completed 3 levels out of 15. I really do recommend this game for the fans of fast-paced or Doom/Quake style games. From Steam: "Meet Zortch Maxinum: short order cook, amateur engineer and professional slacker; Bored and tired of her day job she decides to go on a holiday but alas she picks a cheap option: turns out it's a scheme by aliens who capture humans to eat their brains! also this game is a sci-fi horror comedy fps. Zortch is a single player FPS game in a sci-fi setting with horror and comedy elements. Zortch Maxinum is a professional slacker who finds herself captured by aliens after falling for their fake holiday scheme - now she must escape their planet or become a light snack lucky for her there is a mysterious voice helping her along the way. Features: Custom engine that runs well on low-spec machines Combat heavy gameplay 6 difficulty modes - from very easy to extreme 9 guns + kicking (grenade launcher, tnt, tripmine, plasma pistol, a double barreled shotgun and a bizarre living lightning gun) 15 levels 5 boss levels 30+ enemy types (giant green brainsucking aliens and their inventions and cronies: spider mines, lizards with rocket launchers, raptors, pudding like amoeboid pretending to be humanoid guards, and a giant 20 feet tall flatworm cyborg bounty hunter .. among others) powerups: portable medkit, invisibility FOV slider Letterbox mode Custom violence mode: you can change blood to be confetti or ketchup Feeble attempts at humor "

I managed to get stuck on this indie horror game and I don't know if I'm missing something or it's just a problem with the game somewhere. The graphics and atmosphere are not bad in this game. The story might be good too. The problems that I have with it are the low brightness areas (you lack a flashlight, but you can use your weapon's flashlight. The bad part about it is that you can't move it up or down.), the sounds seem a bit weird/cheap and the price is somewhat strange too. From Steam: "The Proponent is a first-person horror where you take on the role of a man trapped in a high-rise building and try to find a way out. Hello everyone. I invite you to play The Proponent - a first-person horror that focuses on the atmosphere and the presentation of the story through the details. I tried to avoid the extreme, when the narrative is presented only through notes and audio files, although I decided not to leave the game without them, sometimes it is a really good way to tell a part of the story. Something bad happened to the building in which the protagonist settled some time ago: the doors were sealed, the rooms were mixed together like a deck of cards. Strange creatures began to inhabit these places, few survivors trying to survive and get out Explore the premises. Skillfully use weapons and save ammunition Use the "Mirror" to see what is hidden from the ordinary eye Some creatures are better to avoid, others are worth interacting with Get to the finals and learn more about the world the main character is in, save yourself. "

This FPS feels and plays a bit like Quake and Half-Life, which is great for an indie game. The fast-paced combat, weapons, secrets and enemies make this a super fun 90' style video game. This is not a short game either. I've played for an hour and only completed 3 levels out of 15. I really do recommend this game for the fans of fast-paced or Doom/Quake style games. From Steam: "Meet Zortch Maxinum: short order cook, amateur engineer and professional slacker; Bored and tired of her day job she decides to go on a holiday but alas she picks a cheap option: turns out it's a scheme by aliens who capture humans to eat their brains! also this game is a sci-fi horror comedy fps. Zortch is a single player FPS game in a sci-fi setting with horror and comedy elements. Zortch Maxinum is a professional slacker who finds herself captured by aliens after falling for their fake holiday scheme - now she must escape their planet or become a light snack lucky for her there is a mysterious voice helping her along the way. Features: Custom engine that runs well on low-spec machines Combat heavy gameplay 6 difficulty modes - from very easy to extreme 9 guns + kicking (grenade launcher, tnt, tripmine, plasma pistol, a double barreled shotgun and a bizarre living lightning gun) 15 levels 5 boss levels 30+ enemy types (giant green brainsucking aliens and their inventions and cronies: spider mines, lizards with rocket launchers, raptors, pudding like amoeboid pretending to be humanoid guards, and a giant 20 feet tall flatworm cyborg bounty hunter .. among others) powerups: portable medkit, invisibility FOV slider Letterbox mode Custom violence mode: you can change blood to be confetti or ketchup Feeble attempts at humor "

A really nice and atmospheric puzzle adventure game came out today and I'm glad I've bought it, because I love games with space exploration. In this game you will play as Adie Ito, a space archaeologist that will have to cooperate with various A.I. personalities to uncover the secrets of why the A.I. God Grace was shut down thousands of years ago. The game's graphics are pleasant, the atmosphere and voice acting are really good, there are a lot of puzzles and a lot of story to uncover. I've really enjoyed this game and I recommend it to anyone who wants a nice relaxing adventure (or who wants to support the dev). From Steam: "A daring space archaeologist has just unearthed the ancient resting place of a long lost A.I. god known as Grace. Adventure with various fractured A.I. personalities as you uncover the great mystery of why she was shut down all those years ago. You play as space archaeologist Adie Ito, who has unearthed the ancient resting place of an A.I. god and onetime caretaker of the solar system known as Grace. The only inhabitants of the site are fracture variations of the Grace AI. Each with their own quirky personalities and unknown motives. Adie must choose which personalities to build relationships with as she seeks to uncover the secret of why Grace was shut down thousands of years ago. Mystery narrative where player choice affects story branching, clue discovery, character relationships, and the game’s thought-provoking conclusion. Experience a variety of interactions from harrowing balance beam crossings; to hacking ancient computer systems; to operating an unwieldy, flame-throwing jetpack. Explore a wondrous 60’s inspired sci-fi setting. Evening sized game that can be completed in one sitting and replayed for different experiences. "