Последние обзоры Charles the III

Loved this game when I played it, real great proof of concept. Would love to see more games in the same vein, brings me back to my childhood playing the old DragonLance DragonStrike game!

Chibi minecraft with a heart of gold! Had a lot of fun watching this project develop and look forward to seeing it mature as a wonderful voxel-based sandbox adventure!

Souls-like, sci-fi, frustrating and rewarding. I have yet to finish this one, but it still seems to drag me in to learn more of what's going on. If you're ok with a hands-free, tossed in the deep end and learn on your toes experience, this is it.

Not only can you not repeat this, it also doesn't award you any in-game Daily Patron gifts nor even qualify for the Rift Steam cards. This is a pretty broken feature, I'd suggest staying away from it. Just use the in-game prompt to pay or the official website (and let Gamigo get the other 30% they lose on Steam).

Loved the game, up until I noticed a complete lack of interest in single player experiences and then eventual abandonment of the game in general. Lots of promise, a great innovative way to rethink the voxel experience, adding a lovely layer of customizability to the genre. Sadly unplayable in solo after the early game and it doesn't look like it'll ever get updated to fix that nor to add new content. Real shame.

Constant BSOD (Win7) right at the start of the tutorial. As the game appears to have been abandoned some time ago, a game to avoid for sure. A real pity too as it reminded me of an old DOS game that I loved a lot called Stronghold (1993) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stronghold_(1993_video_game)

It appears this game was previously being worked on (Game Jolt) and then taken over by these new devs who put it on Steam after it went free/was abandoned. And then they abandoned it themselves :-D Wow, what a crazy rabbit hole. Steam still keeping these dead Early Access games alive. Zombie Access.

Had a great time with this one. Classic side-scroller harkening back to the old days of shmups. Nice achievs, not too difficult, great sense of accomplishment as you work through the difficulties. Great for people with a small amount of time but wanting to have a full experience without the unnecessary grind. A definite recommendation!

Really enjoyed Owyn's Adventure, from the GB aesthetic to the platforming puzzle throwbacks of the NES days. I especially recommend (NES dad here) playing it with a son or daughter, especially if they haven't hand a chance to play a platformer. A great start for them and a great chance for you to get them into the classic titles! You can watch my playthrough here if that's not enough to convince you, and at that price, there's no reason not to play it yourself! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAj60M8ucVk

Cleared the first campaign, found it quite challenging, definitely no push over. Nice refreshing return to 4x without all the micromanaging ;) Definitely recommend it for space empire fans out there! You can check out my YouTube first impressions video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0o9WpnVbg-w

Plucky little adventurer with a heart of gold, one that a dwarf can't help but love. Regions of Ruin has become one of my guilty pleasures of late, a game that I can pick up, put down or binge whenever I want. That feeling of just another turn is here, with exploration, base building and character customization. Thrown into a world gone feral, the story develops and grows as you do, leading to interesting discoveries and quests to explore more and more. I would wholeheartedly encourage anyone to pick it up, check out my stream if you'd like to see it in action, warts and all (Early Access Build)!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auMbdT2_YFw