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Video Review
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Specifically, those who just "don't understand the story."


If you only play the game once, you will not comprehend anything. Similarly to Undertale, to obtain the complete experience, you had to replay the story numerous times, searching for secrets and figuring out what the game is all about

My interpretation of the story.

Everhood is about a video game world that no longer exists after the game is switched off. When you initially play the game, you are ignorant of this; however, when you continue to play beyond the first run, the NPCs inform you through snippets that they remember you and ask why you keep returning. You're a monster in a way. But they do not blame you. They are trapped here for an eternity.

Everhood is one of my favorite psychedelic trip games, with an absolutely incredible soundtrack for each and every song... Okay, not the vampire; his music is terrible. However, the majority of each track will have you bobbing and jumping / dashing to the beat, even if it messes up your flawless no-hit streak.

The characters and plot may appear uninteresting, but this is due to how you are supposed to interact with them, locate some secret lines, and simply enjoy the experience. It is recommended to play numerous times; else, you will never comprehend anything.

Great game! If you plan on playing Everhood 2, it's recommended that you go through this game first to receive the whole story and a chance to engage with each character, as many of the characters appear to be returning with the sequel.

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There haven't been many fascinating co-op games produced in recent years, and just because there have been a number of them doesn't imply they filled a vacuum that games like Castle Crashers or Battle Block Theater could.

Big Helmet Heroes is a simple game in which you hack and slash your way through stages of varied complexity in order to stop beasts, knights, and bosses through exciting and colourful game play. The visuals are vivid, the SFX for each hero and their ultimate powers are excellent, and there are over 20 recruitable versions of the 4 base classes, each of which offers something fresh and intriguing, whether playing alone or with a friend you're sure to have a lot of fun.

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As someone who has grown up with Runescape over the past 21 years, I had never heard of this game until I came across it while perusing the Steam catalogue. Literally the first words out of my mouth after looking at the banner. "THAT'S RUNESCAPE!"

It may appear to be a far fetched claim, but it is true if you download a mod for Runelite that allows you to play in first person. Looks beautiful, plays fantastic, and has so much potential that the creator did not seem to anticipate. That is the outpouring of player support and desire for further future content, such as DLC, NG+, and so on. It appears like they will be working more on the game, but first they want to spend some time patching it up while finishing other projects before returning to FlyKnight.

It's a very short and unique OSRS bug souls-like. It looks awesome, feels awesome and I really hope it goes places.

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Even though the game is linear in the sense that the levels are not chosen at random and you frequently see the same ships and other things on subsequent runs and retries, it's still a very interesting and difficult game to play and experience the difficulties of mastering the tasks of repairing, refuelling, and modifying numerous modules within a time limit.

Turning this limit off makes things much easier, but you make less money, which will eventually catch up with you because you can only work on so many ships every day, whereas in time limit mode, you can work on as many as you can. If you mess up, you get docked pay, if you fail to meet your quota by the end of the week you're fired. Quite literally, blasted.

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During their demo phase, the developers made great progress in creating a competitive and thrilling backpack auto battler with many intriguing features, such as fusions, elements, strengths, and weaknesses. The gameplay is incredibly relaxing and addictive, and you can play it every day or every week. A degree of complexity is added to the gameplay by allowing players to tactically combine several units to create cool fusions with special abilities. Players can also compete against others in the weekly tournaments to see how well they perform, unlocking outfits and other such features.

Although it may appear modest and comparable to other games in the same genre, such as BackPack Battles, it accomplishes this in a more polished and colorful manner without coming across as low effort. There is a lot of variety, excellent soundtrack, and hours of playtime.

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https://youtu.be/3Giu2Vxeg0k

It's a clicker game with a eerie backstory about a man who demands that you fulfill his fantasies while he holds you at gunpoint. It's essentially voyeurism, but it also conveys a broader lesson about how to appreciate the little things in life.

It was barely 30 minutes of gameplay, not my cup of tea, didn't really feel like I got a lot out of it. In the end you can click for quite some time, but without achievements it's kinda pointless.

And that's okay.

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Trash of the Titans is a game that really scratches that Final Fantasy Tactics itch, using neat elements of Tetris as a way to empower your team and create strong combo effects and synergies that work well with each character. The problem here is that while it's really great and oftentimes a bit heavy on the RNG features, a lot of these builds are pretty overpowered, which… removes the tactical elements. This can make battles feel mediocre with one character pulling off their strongest combo first killing half of the board due to high mobility and backstab from the rogue, rather than a strategic battle of wits and planning.

The lack of balance in some of the character abilities can make certain team compositions feel pointless, taking away the challenge and satisfaction of overcoming tough battles. Overall, while Trash of the Titans is a fun and engaging game, it could benefit from some adjustments to create a more balanced and strategic gameplay experience, considering almost every stage is static and the same no matter the difficulty.

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Lil Guardman takes a concept like papers please and breathes a whole lot of charm and life into the gameplay elements to make it more interesting while putting their own spin on a few features. It's more on the bright side, fully voice acted, with multiple endings based on your choices, and of course, among all else, has some highly engaging and fun gameplay where you have to deduce if the person at your gate is fitting for the realm or would cause problems. It's a game that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end, spiralling back in time to make changes to past mistakes.

It successfully balances gameplay with playful enjoyment with vibrant and whimsical visuals. The characters are given more depth by the voice acting, which makes every interaction feel more significant. Players are encouraged to experiment with various options and consequences, which provide a sense of replay ability and responsibility.

It will make you laugh and will keep you engaged the whole way through. One minor issue is the kingdom map loading fairly slowly, which does become annoying for the section it is used the most in.

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Contra: Operation Galuga feels like it honors the classic vibe with the soul of Contra, but as publishers or developers, they push out a lot of games that are way above the price range for the content you actually get out of it. What you're getting a few stages which are great, challenging and fun to play through, but you'll be done within 2 hours. It's overpriced.

Great honor to the series, but wait for a huge sale. You're wasting a lot of money here.

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Cyberwar is quite linear, possibly too linear. In its current state it looks awesome, sure and it holds a lot of promise, but many of the features, such as the lack of stockpiling your scrap each run and the lack of desire to play with any of the shark weapons, of which only two feel great to play with, become very repetitive before you even get started.

Considering the fact that I decided to reload the tutorial a bunch of times with new saves to tackle the boss here with the default human weapon you get before you fail and get rebuilt as a cyborg with a shark arm for a weapon says a lot. I had more fun in the tutorial than the game as a whole. I think the developers should really assess what could make their game more fun as many of us disagree with what is currently here for progression. I would say start from the tutorial and bring elements from there to the main game, better weapons would be a great start and lift the scrap restrictions, maybe make rooms bigger as well.