Blossom: The Seed of Life tasks the player with the ambitious project of transforming Mars into a lush and green world. Developed by a single creator, the game carries that forgiveable indie feel of being solid and fun yet having imperfect gameplay. ...
Machine Mind presents an intriguing mechanical world supported by a distinctive art style and, for some, enjoyable combat. Across roughly three hours of evaluation the game entertained, challenged and only occasionally irritated. ...
On their way to save the human race and planet Earth, our faitful crew had a small detour and ended… just a little of course. Stranded on an alien planet with their ship destroyed, survival and exploration become the top two priorities. ...
Space Warlord Baby Trading Simulator is the follow-up to Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator and set in the same universe. It’s not a direct continuation though and the formula is a bit different, in a good way. ...
Feastopia presents itself as a well-structured management experience with it’s own unique twist of being food-centric. Everything is well themed and they give you an overall goal fromt he start, taking care of your deity/monster thing called a Dango. During stream we hit up all the basics of getting buildings placed, homes built and production started on various goods. This game will click with a lot of people in it’s vibe and pace. ...
Back in December Songs of Silence dropped a new expansion which took time to get onto the stream. A game that is known for it’s insanely beautiful artwork, Songs of Silence also brings good audio. I think what might get over looked is it’s fairly unique gameplay which I find enjoyable when I get in the flow of it. ...
Drunk and time traveling is Hank. Hank also makes for one pretty good little hour long game for only a few dollars. Hank is a vigilante, an anti-hero type for sure, who gets caught in a pickle by a true villian. You job is to get him out of the situation. ...