Jigawatt
Arcane
This only has about 6hrs to run but it's the cheapest it's ever been so if you've been tossing it up: grab it now
You will definitely get the chance to shoot stuff. I played for 20 minutes and found no reason to continue, felt like I had already seen it all.I want to shoot stuff, let's see if I will refund it in 2 hrs.
Welcome to Berzerk Flashback*, an anthology of pretty much all the Flash games we still have the source code for.
You can now play your favorite Berzerk time wasters from a decade ago, Berzerk Ball, Sands of the Coliseum, Frantic Frigates, Gunbot, you name it! All safe from the grasp of whoever is trying to take Flash games away from us.
We freed all the games from their microtransactions and ads, only pure, innocent games here, well, as innocent as games about war, gladiators, all around violence and eating animal proteins can be.
- Mechanical commando
- Hero's Arms
- Swordless Ninja
- Trap Master
- Mechanical Commando 2
- Homerun in Berzerk Land
- The Breach
- Gunbot
- Frantic Frigates
- Delivery Man
- Rocket Santa
- Nuclear Justice 2084
- Sands of the Coliseum
- Rocket Santa 2
- Berzerk Ball 2
- The Peacekeeper
- BattleCry
- Sky Quest
- Also included is a bunch of sideprojects and unreleased lolities,like I dunno, the Just Shapes & Beats prototype and Frantic Frigates 2.
Hope these little time capsules of a simpler time bring you as much joy as they did back then!
*Get it... Flashback... because like... it's flash games... that we're bringing back... f l a s h b a c k
Noteworthy RPGs listed on that page:
Geneforge 1 - Mutagen
Siege Survival: Gloria Victis
Space Wreck (hell yeah)
Peripeteia
The Way of Wrath
Inferno - Beyond the 7th Circle
Black Book
Shores Unknown
Together in Battle
Beyond Mankind: The Awakening
Too late, already mega-preordered by Kickstarting it.Call me jaded, but I think waiting a bit after release might be the move here.
Got it at that price. There's also this if you add the F2P game first:XCOM 2 is 92% off, biggest discount yet
I tried a few minutes of The Last Spell, very crunchy JRPG-style TBT. The death metal soundtrack is a major con imo but gameplay left me wanting more.Any other Must Play's?
Gladiator Guild Manager is also looking great. Once I started the "Prologue" (demo) I couldn't stop until an hour later when there were no more arenas to conquer.
Hire and equip units, size up your opponents, plan your strategy, place your team and watch them fight. Rinse and repeat with different, randomized enemy combinations every time. Optional hardcore mode where once a unit falls, it is gone forever. Gosh darn good fun, probably a D1P for me although it seems a long way from release.
Been trying some of the Demos again... not as much good stuff seemingly as some of the past "Game Festivals". Been through entire categories like Multiplayer, CoOp, VR etc. without much of anything new standing out.
What I've tried so far:
Touch Type Tale: It's a German RTS game on an overland map where everything you do from collecting resources, hiring workers, building, to sending troops to fight and take over new areas is controlled by typing words out on your keyboard. The Voice-overs seems to be a Placeholder for now by one of the developers. The faster you can type, the faster you'll get shit done. Can get quite hard on the higher difficulties.
Slender Threads: Surreal Point&Click Adventure game set in a dilapidated town. You play a writer visiting said town in search for inspiration and there's Horror-y stuff happening around you and a seeming Murder mystery. Has a bit of a Lovecraftian vibe to it with strange and odd people. Short and interesting enough.
Retro Machina: Rather beautiful top-down 2D ARPG about a malfunctioning robot in Art Deco style. There seem to be different areas, Upgrade Power-ups to find, Puzzles etc. One of the ones I liked the most and Wishlisted.
Narita Boy: Some sort of Psychedelic Retro 80s Jump&Run harking back to TRON where you jump into a Computer world and have to save it from the Big Bad. Art Style/Presentation is definitely its strong point, maybe a bit too much exposition, but was one of the better showings.
TASOMACHI: Behind the Twilight: Some VERY Meh and janky Japanese Indie Jump&Run in 3D where you can also fly a hot air balloon in the overland map at the beginning. It has a time limit, didn't really even get the point or large mechanics of it before it was over. It automatically starts in Japanese btw. and you have to manually switch it to English, which is an early indication of the larger state the game is in.
Any other Must Play's?
As well play Blood & gold CaribbeanThis is basically Mount&Blade, but instead of large scale land combat, its smaller scale naval combat. Also its a VR game, but also has a poorfag mode.
2K weekend sale and some interesting deals
XCOM 2 is 92% off, biggest discount yet
is there a thread for loop hero?
I saw that and it looked somewhat interesting, but the premise of having to protect a "spell" going on in the middle of the area you have to defend and having to build walls and traps and whatnot so enemies don't get there almost sounds like Tower Defense and I'm semi-allergic to the "Rogue-like" moniker. Maybe I'll try it.I tried a few minutes of The Last Spell, very crunchy JRPG-style TBT. The death metal soundtrack is a major con imo but gameplay left me wanting more.
There's a Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1282730/Loop_Hero/its out?is there a thread for loop hero?
Yeah, tower defense is part of the idea - if you hate TD you probably won't like this.I saw that and it looked somewhat interesting, but the premise of having to protect a "spell" going on in the middle of the area you have to defend and having to build walls and traps and whatnot so enemies don't get there almost sounds like Tower Defense and I'm semi-allergic to the "Rogue-like" moniker. Maybe I'll try it.I tried a few minutes of The Last Spell, very crunchy JRPG-style TBT. The death metal soundtrack is a major con imo but gameplay left me wanting more.