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wanted me to develop his game for $100/month

dev abandoned this to make some 2d skateboard game in flash or something and then abandoned that and scammed devolver

no idea what im supposed to do or how to even access this content

Better than HLL, but the playerbase is unfortunately tiny.

Lots of fun! The game's very challenging but rewarding. Combat will have you on the edge of your seat, even flinching IRL trying to dodge or block incoming attacks. Every victory leaves you with a deep sigh of relief. Losing though? Sometimes you get screwed over by a battle you walked in blind on, sometimes you just got outmatched by a superior opponent, sometimes you just flopped and got annihilated; but many times you died because the AI doesn't seem to be affected by stamina like the player is, and can endlessly cut you down without breaking a sweat.

The game is a ridiculously hard roguelike, and I love it. Every death gives you a new set of cards to deal with. Life isn't about the cards you're dealt with, but what you do with them. You will battle as a slave, a citizen looking for glory, a retired soldier, or a budding aspirant that's spent his entire youth training for this day of battle, and it's all up to you to bring their goals to fruition. How many weeks will your meat bag survive? Will your budding aspirant that's trained his whole life to step foot in the arena die in his first battle? Will your retired soldier turn out to be too frail and tired for another sparring? Or will your slave yearn so much for freedom that he slaughters everyone that gets in the way of his dream?

We Who Are About To Die has a promising road ahead of it, and with some polish and tweaks to the AI's seeming lack of stamina, I believe will become a great entry to the genre of gladiator games.

EDIT: According to the dev in the Steam forums, the AI lacking stamina is actually a bug and is not intended. AI will be affected by stamina as well in the first patch. I will update my review with my impression of this fix taken into account once available.

yes

This may be the future of simracing with some more tweaks and systems like improve aerodynamics and tire sim.
Beam is unique in that it's actually a vehicle simulation. Mistakes can destroy your vehicle entirely with the game's soft-body physics and deformation. Every vehicle part is a physical object that can be broken and fail. All sorts of systems are at play, making BeamNG an in-depth vehicle simulation. You can customize just about everything on a vehicle too, swapping all sorts of parts, engines, body kits, etc. The game is open-ended, a sandbox, you can do whatever you want in terms of vehicle scenarios, and there are tons of mods that add new maps, vehicles, systems, scenarios, etc, not to mention a very well community-made MULTIPLAYER MOD (BeamMP). If you love simracing, driving, destruction, making scenarios, challenging yourself, Beam does it all!
Also it makes for a really good sim for practicing driving in general. There are plenty of regular road vehicles with regular performance and a good variety of maps that come with the game, countryside, desert, cities, and more. You can really learn a lot about driving and vehicles from this game, making it very educational if you want it to be. Get a wheel if you don't have one already. This game could even save your life as it has for someone already, practicing recovering from dangerous scenarios and such.

like mordhau but fun

In-depth simulation, moments of pure chaos, periods of chill observation of your colony moving along steadily, and oh ♥♥♥♥, more chaos, everyone is angry and depressed, visitors are arriving and you accidentally got one of them killed and now they're all pissed and are shooting at your colonists, whew, you managed to wipe them out, but a few of your colonists have infections from their wounds and die. Everything is going south and you just want to give up and start over, but then some more colonists decide to join you, and things begin to stabilize.

With Rimworld you will go through a rollercoaster of emotions and scenarios, and will get hooked and invested in your colony. You'll often find yourself going "just one more hour", and it'll be 5AM before you know it.

Plenty of reviews already go over how this game manages to mashup various ideas from quite a few iconic games. Reminds me of Minecraft or Terraria + Rimworld + Hammerwatch.