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In the game you’ll play as Ember and Rime, young woman and man who each hail from kingdoms representing elemental extremes, ember from a world of warmth and Rime from a world of cold...
Guess The Word is a relatively basic affair, where you’ll see a small collection of letters from a word and then a picture that will be slowly revealed from top to bottom representing that word...
Who said you couldn’t have a great time with a budget retro arcade shooter? Iron Crypticle has a smart but classic arcade style of play that will challenge you solo, or you can join up with 3 friends as well...
You play the game as a very nimble young woman capable of some pretty impressive wall-jumping acrobatics but also with a limited ability to glide and fly...
The first thing that makes these puzzles a bit more challenging is that you don’t go in with any idea what they look like...
I have no doubt that City of Brass won’t provide an experience everyone will love, but then again that’s not a shock when games try new things...
Playing as a warrior by the name of Haggis, you’ll be moving through some cursed lands and slaying demons along the way...
Once you get accustomed to the nuances of steering and trying to use thrusts to keep your kite in the air you can begin to focus on the specifics of the various games, some of which are tougher to grasp than others...
It starts out rather easily, with you just needing to manipulate switches or dials into a proper position but relatively quickly it begins to ramp up a little...
One look at the title screen or any of the action and it is clear this is intended to be a retro throwback starting at the visuals...
As previously while you can generally figure out many of the core basics by simply experimenting a bit a walk through the tutorial is useful, especially as it will point out many of the nuances of what is going on with your various gauges and countering techniques...
With its very different approach and some new ideas I’m a big fan of most of what Solstice Chronicles brings to the table...
To say it’s an odd bird would be an understatement...
For the most part following that mold down to the letter Defense Grid 2 is certainly a very competent and well-presented, traditional, example from the genre...
You’ll play the game as Dan Lazarski, a sort of cyber-detective operating in a dystopian future world full of augmented humans...
Starting with the positives the game’s visuals, for being simple, are definitely eye-catching and interesting...
The gameplay is, for the most part, simple...
Starting with the positive visually it has some tricks up its sleeve that, when viewed without looking too closely to see some lower-quality textures, look reasonably impressive...
In the game you’ll play as a duo of budding thespians out to make an impression and find success running a local rundown theater...
With political hotbeds from around the world acting as the backdrop you will take “control” of one side of the conflict or the other...