Draugen is an absolutely gorgeous game and the visuals of Graavik is the main reason to play it. The two leads are great. The plot itself is just alright. But the game doesn’t overstay it’s welcome.
Draugen is an absolutely gorgeous game and the visuals of Graavik is the main reason to play it. The two leads are great. The plot itself is just alright. But the game doesn’t overstay it’s welcome.
Relaxing, easy to learn, a fun strategy city-builder with somewhat of an Arcade feel. It is immensely satisfying to watch your Island grow. I can’t recommend it more at its price point.
It’s slow, almost painfully at times, but the relaxed pace and cute art style make it almost therapeutic to play like other games in the genre. The world is beautiful and the combat is alright too.
It’s undeniably flawed but the strangely relaxing and cathartic nature of slowly renovating a terrible house into a gorgeous home of your own design is undeniable. Turn on a podcast and play.
Great puzzle game, with an interesting game play. Very reading heavy, but a dynamic use of Music/FX to pull you into the stories & scenes. Easy to get sucked into the world the creators have designed.
Inspired by Japanese gameshows presents a crazy and fun local multiplayer foot race for fame! From heat seeking melons to old men in skirts, there is a lot of potential for this early access title.
If you like neat minimalistic puzzle games which look good and can give you a challenge, look no further! Features a good amount of levels (over 70) which start easy and get progressively more challenging.
This game is quite possibly the most intense, crazy, fun, and addicting fighting game we have ever played. Be prepared to lose a lot of time, laugh constantly, and hate your friends a little bit.
“One more go.” [spawn / die] “Darn, okay, just one more go.” [spawn / bang bang bang] “Ooo, new gun!” [bang / p’twang / die] “Okay, just one more go.” “Rocket launcher!” [SPLODE] “just one more go…