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The usage of AI generative graphics is something instantly turning me off, no matter how good a game is.

I didn't really have fun and was constantly waiting for something to happen. It feels like the developer wants to tap into the genre, but there isn't really anything unique to it.

I've played a lot of 'bullet heavens' and this is not one that I particularly enjoyed or would return to.

One of a kind survival building game, can be a bit hard to get into, but very cool nonetheless.

Try to survive the wild and the curse of being unlucky.

Building takes a tad too long for me, but adds to the immersion!

BRAPP BRAPPPPP BRAAAAAAAAAP

A very refreshing game taking the Tower Defense genre to Virtual Reality.
The tutorial level explains everything perfectly and it was very easy to get into.
I really like the playful art style and having different characters that you can combine to get more status effects on the Tower.

The game switches it up in certain places, where you don't only build the towers, but you can also cast magical spells or catch cannonballs, spells that you can use on the enemies and benefits like extra coins to buy more characters for your towers.

The levels are super fun and I did have to replay most of them to get a good strategy and get the 3 stars, but it's going to be a lot of fun to finish this game, progress and then hunt the achievements!

Very fun puzzle game, innovative controls/mechanic that makes you spin the level and world that you are in to find the right intractable items for the puzzle. Very nostalgic graphics, but those don't hold the game back on being fun!
Gameplay mixed with the cut scenes and the music playing do really fit the atmosphere it's creating!

“Amazingly fun, play it with up to 6 people, or fill the other spots with AI. Almost every game that I played was different, with other people. It’s a bit like Plague inc, but multiplayer.”

Bottled Tastes Curator Page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38844457/

We had the luck to host Project Planet at one of our Test & Play Showcase events where we playtested the game with multiple people over the course of an evening via a big screen and a living room vibe.

Rik and Sjors, the developers of the game show a lot of passion for Project Planet which is awesome to see, played many games so far with them and also with Nieck the programmer and of course their community members. And they’re always on top of things trying to help out new players and/or making changes that the community think the game needs, or at least considering them. Making sure that no player is left behind!

To start off the review, I would like to mention that playing with your friends or others is the absolute most fun way to play this game!

The game can be played with 5 AIs that will take care of the roles and will give you a good insight of the game, or to play and test new strategies that you would want to implement, but who doesn’t want to have their friends fight a battle between themselves while you pick them off billion by billion!

To get started, just simply go to projectplanet.tv when the master screen is hosting the important information and code for you. You can play the game both via your PC web browser, or a web browser on your phone. Making it ideal to play with your friends at home behind the TV, or even in a bar with a beamer, as you can see on the picture above!

There are multiple strategies for both the Earth player and the Humanity players to either have Humanity survive or to let Earth succeed into getting humanity to go extinct.

While playing you will notice that you can have multiple choices within the game that can either positively or negatively impact your own but also others their roles, the population and/or the Ecosystems and Pollution.

Next to that Humanity also has a Positive and a Hostile ability they can use to get or give more power or to restore the population or/and ecosystems & pollution. Power makes your choices more powerful, for example if you want your own role to thrive and you choose something extremely egotistical you can you want high power to have higher outcomes, as the person with the most power wins if Humanity survives!

It might take you a couple of games to get into it, but there are ? help pointers everywhere when you are playing and as mentioned before the developers and community are super helpful in getting players to play the next fun match of Project Planet.

Watch out because you will find yourself sinking 30 hours into the game just playing and making memes with the developers.

For Accessibility Options, the game is easily playable on handheld devices when joining someone and the game is fully audio lined with beeps that will let you know when something important happens or if it is your turn. There currently are no subtitles to news articles, as far as I have seen. But there are text articles as well, that do have their headlines read out to you.

If you ever have feedback for the game, you should just let the developers know, as they will always answer!

Find our full review over at: Bottled Tastes Project Planet Game Tasting [bottledtastes.com]

Full Match Gameplay video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5N_DpRZEY7U
Event Content Project Planet @ Test & Play: https://youtu.be/atiEKRp-qa4
Game Taste Client Trailer for Project Planet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtHY9q3QxCE&feature=youtu.be

Just played the first chapter and can say that I'm already looking forward to play the other chapters.
The beauty of the Art style that is hand painted water colors, and the story from the game hits home.
It also helps that it's portraying Dordogne, France as it's such a beautiful country where my roots are at.

I actually shed a tear in the first chapter, something I haven't done with a game in a long time. But the story is so relatable and kind of sad, but in a good way. You want to play more of this games, and the gameplay mechanics themselves are also just wonderful and unique! Overall just a great game to lose yourself to.

Read more about it over at our website: https://bottledtastes.com/dordogne-game-tasting/
Our Steam Curator: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38844457/
And watch our Gameplay (with spoillers!!): https://youtu.be/P5SUe-GSxz4

SPY!

Such a great game by an amazing solo developer.
I often can't find the time in my day to write a review on Steam, but will gladly talk about my experience with Netherguild the past years as I playtested the game, helped set up creator broadcasts for Steam Next Fest, tested it on SteamDeck and of course made content myself!

It's one of these games where I thought playing would be really hard with the dice rolls and so forth and I don't think that I would've played it unless I got the chance to playtest it due to my personal genre preferences, but I'm so glad that I did. If something is keeping you from buying it, you should just go for it.
The developer is also super helpful and mindful of people giving feedback, so if you get it in Early Access now, you have a good chance to experience this yourself by reviewing the game and letting him know what could be improved.

Now a bit more about the game itself!
Starting in the overworld hub is already a small management game itself, hire your soldiers for expeditions, buy your necessary wooden logs for your camp fire and more before venturing down.
You venture through multiple levels underground and have the ability to do a lot of tasks like side missions, the main quest, random encounters and of course battling bandits.
The combat is so fun to play with DnD like rolls and the turn-based strategy aspect.

I won't spill the beans too much, but yeah I 100% recommend this game and now that I'm done writing this it's finally time for me to sink some more hours into it, explore the different underground worlds and get that 100% completion on the game!

You can check out my gameplay from the Demo here: https://youtu.be/cQHLtxEuefc
And my Steam Curated Post: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/groups/BottledTastes/curation/app/1464220/