If you’re in need of some guidance this Steam Next Fest, read on.
It’s better that way.
Download thedemo on Steam right here.
Maybe in the full gameBuy Me Some Soupwill get on my last nerve.
But the demo is the exact right balance of weird/funny/infuriating/delightful.
It’s apuzzle gamewhere you have to buy your friend some soup on an old CRT computer.
But then the soup online store is down.
Then it’s up again, but you oughta reset your account password.
Then you oughta find your credit card info.
Sure, that’s pleasant enough.
I’m curious in general.
Aren’t you curious about a Moomins video game?
Reason enough to download the demo and see for yourself.
The core hook of DRG: Survivor remains compelling, in any case.
If you’ve ever playedThe Climbin VR, it’s very much like that.
SENTRY
Edwin:My flat has a fruit fly infestation.
Wave-defence shooterSentryis a good way of venting these non-plant-based sentiments.
Matches are split between building and action phases, as in tower defence games.
you could also take a hands-on approach using rifles and pistols, but youll soon run out of ammo.
Think of a stripped-downMeet Your Makerwith low-fi visuals and youre halfway there.
Come for the demonic scheming, stay for the gorgeous artwork and wonderfully over the top fiend lords.
If you’ve played any autobattler, you already know how to play The Last Flame.
Once you hit that “GO” button, you’re just a spectator.
If all the Flame goes out, the run is over.
I love the setting too.
Songs Of Silence
Ollie:Songs Of Silenceis probably the most gorgeous autobattler I’ve ever played.
Except that’s doing it a misservice, because it’s a lot more than an autobattler.
I think I prefer it.
