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This is a short horror experience from a new indie dev. The graphics and sounds are ok for an indie game, it is short, super cheap (1$) and has a couple of jump scares. I've missed the last number for the lock but eventually I got the right combination. If you are looking for a short horror experience this game might be for you and you will support indie devs too. From Steam: "Unknown Memoirs" is a short horror game series focusing on distressing tales of horror. "The Rental" centers on the main character moving into a rental that they found online. Little do they know of the horrors that await them. "Unknown Memoirs is an episodic psychological horror game" The Rental takes players on a journey through a dilapidated rental apartment to uncover the dark secrets that lie hidden within. All while navigating through a series of disturbing/creepy events and encounters. This is a short story horror game experience As they settle into their new home, they quickly begin to notice that something is very wrong. Strange noises echo through the halls at night, objects move on their own, and disturbing visions haunt their dreams. Players will have to navigate the crumbling building and the twisted minds of their neighbours to uncover the dark secrets that lie hidden within the apartment complex. As they delve deeper, they'll discover the building's violent and bloody history, and that something malevolent still lurks within its walls. Game Features: The main genre of the game is 'Walking simulator'; Gameplay is close to realism. "

A really nice and atmospheric puzzle adventure game came out today and I'm glad I've bought it, because I love games with space exploration. In this game you will play as Adie Ito, a space archaeologist that will have to cooperate with various A.I. personalities to uncover the secrets of why the A.I. God Grace was shut down thousands of years ago. The game's graphics are pleasant, the atmosphere and voice acting are really good, there are a lot of puzzles and a lot of story to uncover. I've really enjoyed this game and I recommend it to anyone who wants a nice relaxing adventure (or who wants to support the dev). From Steam: "A daring space archaeologist has just unearthed the ancient resting place of a long lost A.I. god known as Grace. Adventure with various fractured A.I. personalities as you uncover the great mystery of why she was shut down all those years ago. You play as space archaeologist Adie Ito, who has unearthed the ancient resting place of an A.I. god and onetime caretaker of the solar system known as Grace. The only inhabitants of the site are fracture variations of the Grace AI. Each with their own quirky personalities and unknown motives. Adie must choose which personalities to build relationships with as she seeks to uncover the secret of why Grace was shut down thousands of years ago. Mystery narrative where player choice affects story branching, clue discovery, character relationships, and the game’s thought-provoking conclusion. Experience a variety of interactions from harrowing balance beam crossings; to hacking ancient computer systems; to operating an unwieldy, flame-throwing jetpack. Explore a wondrous 60’s inspired sci-fi setting. Evening sized game that can be completed in one sitting and replayed for different experiences. "

A really nice and atmospheric puzzle adventure game came out today and I'm glad I've bought it, because I love games with space exploration. In this game you will play as Adie Ito, a space archaeologist that will have to cooperate with various A.I. personalities to uncover the secrets of why the A.I. God Grace was shut down thousands of years ago. The game's graphics are pleasant, the atmosphere and voice acting are really good, there are a lot of puzzles and a lot of story to uncover. I've really enjoyed this game and I recommend it to anyone who wants a nice relaxing adventure (or who wants to support the dev). From Steam: "A daring space archaeologist has just unearthed the ancient resting place of a long lost A.I. god known as Grace. Adventure with various fractured A.I. personalities as you uncover the great mystery of why she was shut down all those years ago. You play as space archaeologist Adie Ito, who has unearthed the ancient resting place of an A.I. god and onetime caretaker of the solar system known as Grace. The only inhabitants of the site are fracture variations of the Grace AI. Each with their own quirky personalities and unknown motives. Adie must choose which personalities to build relationships with as she seeks to uncover the secret of why Grace was shut down thousands of years ago. Mystery narrative where player choice affects story branching, clue discovery, character relationships, and the game’s thought-provoking conclusion. Experience a variety of interactions from harrowing balance beam crossings; to hacking ancient computer systems; to operating an unwieldy, flame-throwing jetpack. Explore a wondrous 60’s inspired sci-fi setting. Evening sized game that can be completed in one sitting and replayed for different experiences. "

One of the most popular Warcraft 3 maps is Legion TD and now it has a standalone game which is called 'Legion TD 2 - Multiplayer Tower Defense'. They are both very similar but the strategies are a little bit different for each one of them, so if you are fan of Legion TD I highly recommend that game too. This is a Tower Defense PvP kind of game, in which you are going to have to kill the enemies King to get the win. To kill the enemies king and make the other team 'leak' you have to make use of the 'barracks' to send extra units for your enemies wave. From Wiki: "Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos is a high fantasy real-time strategy computer video game developed and published by Blizzard Entertainment released in July 2002. It is the second sequel to Warcraft: Orcs & Humans, after Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness, the third game set in the Warcraft fictional universe, and the first to be rendered in three dimensions. An expansion pack, The Frozen Throne, was released in July 2003. Warcraft III is set several years after the events of Warcraft II, and tells the story of the Burning Legion's attempt to conquer the fictional world of Azeroth with the help of an army of the Undead, led by fallen paladin Arthas Menethil. It chronicles the combined efforts of the Human Alliance, Orcish Horde, and Night Elves to stop them before they can corrupt the World Tree. In the game, as in many real-time strategy (RTS) games, players collect resources, train individual units and heroes, and build bases in order to achieve various goals (in single-player mode), or to defeat the enemy player. Four playable factions can be chosen from: Humans, Orcs, (both of which appeared in the previous games) and two new factions: the Night Elves and the Undead. Warcraft III's single-player campaign is laid out similarly to that of StarCraft, and is told through the races in a progressive manner. Players can also play matches against the computer, or against others—using local area networking (LAN) or Blizzard's Battle.net gaming platform. After Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal, the last in the Warcraft II saga, was released in 1996, Blizzard began development of a point-and-click adventure game called Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans, which was supposed to continue the story. Lord of the Clans was canceled in favor of Warcraft III in 1998, which was presented to the public at the European Computer Trade Show in September 1999. The game's design and gameplay was significantly altered during development, with the final game sharing little similarities with the originally presented version. The game received acclaim from critics, who praised the game's presentation and multiplayer features. It is considered an influential example of RTS video games. Warcraft III was a commercial success, shipping 4.4 million copies to retail stores, selling over a million within a month. In 2020, Blizzard released a remastered version of both Warcraft III and its expansion, The Frozen Throne, called Warcraft III: Reforged. "

A new visual novel came out today and it's just as silly as you would expect. This is the third game in this series and it seems like it might be the last. The graphics are nice in this game, the story is wacky and far-fetched, there are a lot of scenes with a many animations but it seems like they could've worked more on some of them. If you are into this type of games then this surely is for you. The scenes are really something else lol From Steam: "The third and final chapter of the saga has arrived! Join our girls for one last ride filled with seduction and a lot of ***! Uncover the mysteries surrounding the Wettish Locator App and its creator. Romance over 20 girls and shape the conclusion of your college life in Wettish Locator Week 3. They are back and th***tier than ever before! You know what these girls are capable of, so what kind of secrets are they going to reveal for you this one last time? Will you be able to satisfy all their ********? Who is the creator of the famous Wettish Locator app? What is their motivation? Seek the truth behind the world’s ******** app, but be prepared to deal with the consequences! Your choices in previous games will influence how this story begins! Will your previous choices cause you more harm than good? How will it all end? And be prepared to make even more important choices that will define the conclusion of this epic saga! Shape the conclusion of Week 3 based on how you play the game! How will your story end? Discover 6 possible endings with more to come in the future! Week 3 is spicier than ever! Experience the best Wettish Locator animations as the saga reaches its end. "

When I said I want some shorter games I didn't meant it like this... This game is in super early access and I hope the dev will keep it updated with content. I should've known something was suspicious when I saw the game's version '0.012' lol. For now this is a short visual novel, with just a few scenes (I only got one scene and I'm not really sure there are more for now), the graphics are ok, the story is wacky and I feel like jumping from one random thing to another is a bit confusing and hard to follow. I'm not really sure how to feel about this game but for now it really needs more content. From Steam: "Milky Cases is a choice-driven visual novel filled with the best parts of a modern day adventure. Take the initiative in this murder mystery to romance gorgeous women, explore their motivations, collect clues, and solve the central puzzle before it's too late. Milky Cases: Damsels in Distress main plot: A recent college graduate, Chad (name customizable in English only) landed a sweet job chronicling the local ecology next to a modern cabin on the lake. Then one stormy night, a fateful meeting changed everything. When Chad awoke, he was laying in a field, not far from his Landlady's house. Meeting with her is a local detective, investigating the tragedy that not only destroyed MC's rental, but everything he owned. Luckily, the attractive detective Jenny isn't pursing Chad as a suspect, and even better, Mary graciously allows MC to continue his rental agreement by taking a spare bedroom in her house. That morning, he meets shy, bookish Alice his new younger roommate, and standoffish Sally, his new, slightly older roommate. With their help, can Chad get back on his feet and discover why his house was blown up? Or will the mysterious assailant try again and bring an untimely end to the hero before his journey concludes? Find out in his exciting adventure with romance, mystery, suspense, and mild elements of horror. What's planned for Milky Cases: Damsels in Distress: -A rich, detailed story line to explore with choices that influence the story. -Crisp, beautiful images rendered in glorious HD. -Music and sound effects that deepen the experience. -30FPS animations. -Fully animated scenes with sound effects that enhance the experience. Four Good Endings, one with each of the three love interests, and a harem ending as well."

I guess this visual novel continues the story of the first Season and it follows the life on James, a young wizard surrounded by the baddest witches you've ever seen. The story is nice, no useless or boring dialogue, the characters don't look that detailed, but they don't look bad either, there are a lot of long scenes with animations and it takes a lot of time to finish the game. I recommend to buy this game if you are fans of the genre or just to support the dev! From Steam: "Continue your adventure in Cordale Academy, following up on your previous choices and experiencing all-new content, including: Story, Animations, Locations, Quests and more! Cordale Academy still houses many secrets for its adventurous students. New classes, new interactions, and a whole lot of magic to discover. Are you ready to go back and explore its ancient secrets? New quests, new stories, new romance and more of the best animations you’ve ever seen! Are you ready to go back and get to know these wizards even more intimately? The house competition is back in full swing! Are you ready to lead Leonheart all the way to the top again? Exciting new rewards await those brave enough to try! Your return to the Academy will treat you with a lot of new content. And of course, there are many new animations to see! Get close to the girls (or boys) and enjoy the show! Can you unlock every single scene? All of our minigames are back! Ready to duel your way to the top? Get that all important money to help you unlock extra content? Show everyone you still got it in Must Academy Season 2! "

For some reason I feel like Warcraft 3 still has the best tower defense maps around. Since I haven't played in a while, I decided to try some new Green Circle TD maps (autumn season 4.3b and Mega 10.9). This Green TD style map has been around for more than a decade and people are still playing various versions of it, so that should tell you enough about this game. If you like TD games I highly recommend Warcraft 3 for them. There are a lot of maps you can choose from and the community it's still making new updated versions. From Wiki: "Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos is a high fantasy real-time strategy computer video game developed and published by Blizzard Entertainment released in July 2002. It is the second sequel to Warcraft: Orcs & Humans, after Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness, the third game set in the Warcraft fictional universe, and the first to be rendered in three dimensions. An expansion pack, The Frozen Throne, was released in July 2003. Warcraft III is set several years after the events of Warcraft II, and tells the story of the Burning Legion's attempt to conquer the fictional world of Azeroth with the help of an army of the Undead, led by fallen paladin Arthas Menethil. It chronicles the combined efforts of the Human Alliance, Orcish Horde, and Night Elves to stop them before they can corrupt the World Tree. In the game, as in many real-time strategy (RTS) games, players collect resources, train individual units and heroes, and build bases in order to achieve various goals (in single-player mode), or to defeat the enemy player. Four playable factions can be chosen from: Humans, Orcs, (both of which appeared in the previous games) and two new factions: the Night Elves and the Undead. Warcraft III's single-player campaign is laid out similarly to that of StarCraft, and is told through the races in a progressive manner. Players can also play matches against the computer, or against others—using local area networking (LAN) or Blizzard's Battle.net gaming platform. After Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal, the last in the Warcraft II saga, was released in 1996, Blizzard began development of a point-and-click adventure game called Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans, which was supposed to continue the story. Lord of the Clans was canceled in favor of Warcraft III in 1998, which was presented to the public at the European Computer Trade Show in September 1999. The game's design and gameplay was significantly altered during development, with the final game sharing little similarities with the originally presented version. The game received acclaim from critics, who praised the game's presentation and multiplayer features. It is considered an influential example of RTS video games. Warcraft III was a commercial success, shipping 4.4 million copies to retail stores, selling over a million within a month. In 2020, Blizzard released a remastered version of both Warcraft III and its expansion, The Frozen Throne, called Warcraft III: Reforged. "

A new visual novel came out today and it's just as silly as you would expect. This is the third game in this series and it seems like it might be the last. The graphics are nice in this game, the story is wacky and far-fetched, there are a lot of scenes with a many animations but it seems like they could've worked more on some of them. If you are into this type of games then this surely is for you. The scenes are really something else lol From Steam: "The third and final chapter of the saga has arrived! Join our girls for one last ride filled with seduction and a lot of ***! Uncover the mysteries surrounding the Wettish Locator App and its creator. Romance over 20 girls and shape the conclusion of your college life in Wettish Locator Week 3. They are back and th***tier than ever before! You know what these girls are capable of, so what kind of secrets are they going to reveal for you this one last time? Will you be able to satisfy all their ********? Who is the creator of the famous Wettish Locator app? What is their motivation? Seek the truth behind the world’s ******** app, but be prepared to deal with the consequences! Your choices in previous games will influence how this story begins! Will your previous choices cause you more harm than good? How will it all end? And be prepared to make even more important choices that will define the conclusion of this epic saga! Shape the conclusion of Week 3 based on how you play the game! How will your story end? Discover 6 possible endings with more to come in the future! Week 3 is spicier than ever! Experience the best Wettish Locator animations as the saga reaches its end. "

This is a short demo for a horror game that will supposedly be released this summer. It does not look like a bad game but it still needs some polishing. I suggest working a bit on sounds to create a better atmosphere and to make it scarier. Also, some graphic settings would've been nice. From Steam: "Explore a dark reality, discover a forgotten ritual, interact with the world around you, solve ancient puzzles, platform treacherous underground chambers, and feel the terror. Survive the night in this interactive haunted house narrative adventure from a first-person perspective. Presences: Dark Awakening If you like being scared, you are in for the haunt of your life! Explore a dark reality, discover a forgotten ritual, interact with the world around you, solve ancient puzzles, platform treacherous underground chambers, and feel the terror. Survive the night in this interactive haunted house narrative adventure from a first-person perspective. THIS GAME CONTAINS BRIGHT, STROBING, FLASHING LIGHTS, SCARY IMAGERY, AND LOUD SOUNDS. "

A new puzzle horror game came out today and it's inspired by the novel 'The Memory Police' by Yoko Ogawa. The game itself is not bad, even though there are a lot of reused assets, it has a creepy atmosphere even though is not really scary, the performance is good, but there is no graphics settings and no saving in this game. From Steam: "A short story-driven psychological horror game. No visual jump scares; only mentally disturbing. About Us! Jox Studio is a newly established game studio based in Canada, focusing on story-driven & narrative games. Our next WIP game will be an interactive fiction game, with Steam store page coming soon. About this game: A short story-driven psychological horror game. As a lost traveler, find out what happened to the previous owners of this abandoned house. The story is inspired by the 1994 novel "The Memory Police" by Yoko Ogawa. Features: Short duration (30-40 minutes). Psychological Horror. No visual jump scares. A good story worthy of a read. "

This might be one of the best visual novels that came out this year. The story is interesting, there are a lot of characters and a lot of choices to make, the dialogue is not filled with nonsense, it actually has some funny jokes and the animations are really good. In this game you are going to play as Aiden and help him get through the rough patch that he's currently experiencing. Not only that his long-time girlfriend cheated on him, but now Aiden has problems with money and he also needs to find a new place to live after being evicted from his last apartment. I really do recommend this game for the fans of the genre! From Steam: "Artemis is a visual novel intended for the adult audience. You begin your road to recovery three years following a traumatic event, where you'll eventually find yourself shaping the technological future. You are a gifted programmer who, with your lover and business partner, landed a deal of a lifetime with a prestigious tech giant. Only to have your dreams taken from you with the swipe of a pen. Then, after recovering from the emotional trauma, you feel ready to start your new life. Reuniting with an old childhood friend, she proposes an opportunity that leaves you both curious and hesitant. Artemis: Book One introduces you to the world in which the story takes place and a bevy of new friendships (or relationships) that will help you along your journey. And sets the stage for the bigger picture and future books. Artemis has humor, emotionally heavy moments, and everything in between. Artemis is a story-focused visual novel with many characters of varying personalities. Book One is an introductory installment with three Books in the works that will be released as DLC. Features chapters 1 through 4 15,308 story renders, rendered In 1080p 170 Animations rendered In 1080p At 60fps 34 bonus renders hidden throughout the story, with a gallery to view them. A replay theater to revisit lewd scenes "

A short but really atmospheric indie horror game came out last month. It has a nice story, good graphics, creepy atmosphere, just one jump scare and no puzzles. If you are a fan of horror game and you are looking for a short horror experience consider buying the game and supporting the dev! From Steam: "The Gap is a short first-person horror experience taking place in a ghostly abandoned house on a lonely street corner. Years ago, my daughter went missing. After a time, everyone gave up hope of finding her... They moved on. But not me. I know my daughter is alive. She is out there somewhere, waiting for me. Needing my help. Last night I got this letter... The Gap is a short first-person horror experience taking place in a ghostly abandoned house on a lonely street corner. You don't know what forces compelled you to come here, but it is clear someone is living inside. Features: -An atmospheric, horrifying environment hand crafted to take advantage of your fear of the dark. -An engaging linear narrative. -A Free Roam gamemode letting you explore the game world without the confines of the linear story. -Minimal gameplay mechanics typical of walking simulator genre. It will sometimes be necessary that you delve into near complete darkness to proceed. I have given you a small body light to aid you in this. "

This game will never die! I remember playing the first versions of this map more than 10 years ago. I used to love it then and I love it now. One of the most entertaining Warcraft 3 maps, so if you own the game please give it a try. This is a highly customizable PvP map, in which you must destroy the other team's castle with creeps spawned by your buildings. From Wiki: "Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos is a high fantasy real-time strategy computer video game developed and published by Blizzard Entertainment released in July 2002. It is the second sequel to Warcraft: Orcs & Humans, after Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness, the third game set in the Warcraft fictional universe, and the first to be rendered in three dimensions. An expansion pack, The Frozen Throne, was released in July 2003. Warcraft III is set several years after the events of Warcraft II, and tells the story of the Burning Legion's attempt to conquer the fictional world of Azeroth with the help of an army of the Undead, led by fallen paladin Arthas Menethil. It chronicles the combined efforts of the Human Alliance, Orcish Horde, and Night Elves to stop them before they can corrupt the World Tree. In the game, as in many real-time strategy (RTS) games, players collect resources, train individual units and heroes, and build bases in order to achieve various goals (in single-player mode), or to defeat the enemy player. Four playable factions can be chosen from: Humans, Orcs, (both of which appeared in the previous games) and two new factions: the Night Elves and the Undead. Warcraft III's single-player campaign is laid out similarly to that of StarCraft, and is told through the races in a progressive manner. Players can also play matches against the computer, or against others—using local area networking (LAN) or Blizzard's Battle.net gaming platform. After Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal, the last in the Warcraft II saga, was released in 1996, Blizzard began development of a point-and-click adventure game called Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans, which was supposed to continue the story. Lord of the Clans was canceled in favor of Warcraft III in 1998, which was presented to the public at the European Computer Trade Show in September 1999. The game's design and gameplay was significantly altered during development, with the final game sharing little similarities with the originally presented version. The game received acclaim from critics, who praised the game's presentation and multiplayer features. It is considered an influential example of RTS video games. Warcraft III was a commercial success, shipping 4.4 million copies to retail stores, selling over a million within a month. In 2020, Blizzard released a remastered version of both Warcraft III and its expansion, The Frozen Throne, called Warcraft III: Reforged. "

This new indie puzzle game is labeled as a horror game too, but I really don't think it is. Maybe it gets scarier later, but I got stuck at finding the next decryption tablet, so until then it wasn't scary at all. The graphics in this indie game are not bad, the sounds are weird and a has few bugs. If you like puzzle games this might be for you so give it a try for just a couple of dollars. From Steam: "Descend into an atmospheric, story-driven psychological horror game where the player must investigate a case, solve riddles, and make hard choices on the way to uncovering what lies beyond your fear. Features: In 1987, a police officer was brutally tortured and killed in his own home. As a private investigator, you were called in to investigate the case, but your efforts were abruptly cut short by unknown forces. Now, haunted by the unsolved murder and the unexplained dismissal from the case, you must unravel the truth behind the officer's death and confront the darkness that lurks in the shadows. Will you be able to face your fears and solve the case, or will you fall victim to the same mysterious force that silenced the officer's final moments? Game has variety of riddles . Each puzzle is meticulously crafted to test your wits and push your limits, driving you ever closer to uncovering the secrets that lie within. Will you have what it takes to rise to the challenge and solve every riddle, or will you be forever lost in the grip of the unknown... Detective storytelling that unfolds as you progress, you'll have the opportunity to piece together the mystery on your own. Keep an eye out for hidden notes and secret messages that will help you progress through the game. Your choices determine your fate. With every decision you make, you'll set the tone for the game's immersive storyline, ultimately leading to one of multiple possible endings."

I guess this visual novel continues the story of the first Season and it follows the life on James, a young wizard surrounded by the baddest witches you've ever seen. The story is nice, no useless or boring dialogue, the characters don't look that detailed, but they don't look bad either, there are a lot of long scenes with animations and it takes a lot of time to finish the game. I recommend to buy this game if you are fans of the genre or just to support the dev! From Steam: "Continue your adventure in Cordale Academy, following up on your previous choices and experiencing all-new content, including: Story, Animations, Locations, Quests and more! Cordale Academy still houses many secrets for its adventurous students. New classes, new interactions, and a whole lot of magic to discover. Are you ready to go back and explore its ancient secrets? New quests, new stories, new romance and more of the best animations you’ve ever seen! Are you ready to go back and get to know these wizards even more intimately? The house competition is back in full swing! Are you ready to lead Leonheart all the way to the top again? Exciting new rewards await those brave enough to try! Your return to the Academy will treat you with a lot of new content. And of course, there are many new animations to see! Get close to the girls (or boys) and enjoy the show! Can you unlock every single scene? All of our minigames are back! Ready to duel your way to the top? Get that all important money to help you unlock extra content? Show everyone you still got it in Must Academy Season 2! "

I guess this visual novel continues the story of the first Season and it follows the life on James, a young wizard surrounded by the baddest witches you've ever seen. The story is nice, no useless or boring dialogue, the characters don't look that detailed, but they don't look bad either, there are a lot of long scenes with animations and it takes a lot of time to finish the game. I recommend to buy this game if you are fans of the genre or just to support the dev! From Steam: "Continue your adventure in Cordale Academy, following up on your previous choices and experiencing all-new content, including: Story, Animations, Locations, Quests and more! Cordale Academy still houses many secrets for its adventurous students. New classes, new interactions, and a whole lot of magic to discover. Are you ready to go back and explore its ancient secrets? More Magical Love New quests, new stories, new romance and more of the best animations you’ve ever seen! Are you ready to go back and get to know these wizards even more intimately? The house competition is back in full swing! Are you ready to lead Leonheart all the way to the top again? Exciting new rewards await those brave enough to try! Your return to the Academy will treat you with a lot of new content. And of course, there are many new animations to see! Get close to the girls (or boys) and enjoy the show! Can you unlock every single scene? All of our minigames are back! Ready to duel your way to the top? Get that all important money to help you unlock extra content? Show everyone you still got it in Must Academy Season 2! "

This is a really nice VHS style horror game, in which you are going to play as a student that needs some money while he lives in Berlin, so he decided to take a job as a security guard at an abandoned factory. The game is atmospheric, but I would've preferred the ability to turn off the VHS style. The graphic and sounds of this game are also good and so far it got me with all the jump scares lol. If you like this game or you are a fan of horror games I really do recommend to buy it to support the dev! From Steam: "Atmospheric horror game. Walking simulator interspersed with various events, sometimes simple puzzles and a bit of running away. Student starts working as a security guard in the old abandoned factory that hides a dark secret. ABOUT THIS GAME In 1996, a student begins working as a night guard at an abandoned factory which was built before the Second World War on the outskirts of Berlin. Spending the night shifts alone, the player begins to uncover the dark history of the factory and the local legends that surround it. Will be able to survive the confrontation with the darkness lurking within the walls of the old factory? - atmosphere of urban exploring - movie storytelling - find out dark secrets of the old factory - explore the realistic environment - VHS style - two endings - unique and horrifying enemy representation - atmosphere of the 80s/90s GAMEPLAY Length: 1,5 - 2,5 hours The game is geared towards unique experience rather than length. Saves: The game does not have a save system. Instead, it is divided into checkpoints / small chapters, allowing the player to replay interesting parts of the game after completing the story. "

This is a really nice VHS style horror game, in which you are going to play as a student that needs some money while he lives in Berlin, so he decided to take a job as a security guard at an abandoned factory. The game is atmospheric, but I would've preferred the ability to turn off the VHS style. The graphic and sounds of this game are also good and so far it got me with all the jump scares lol. If you like this game or you are a fan of horror games I really do recommend to buy it to support the dev! From Steam: "Atmospheric horror game. Walking simulator interspersed with various events, sometimes simple puzzles and a bit of running away. Student starts working as a security guard in the old abandoned factory that hides a dark secret. ABOUT THIS GAME In 1996, a student begins working as a night guard at an abandoned factory which was built before the Second World War on the outskirts of Berlin. Spending the night shifts alone, the player begins to uncover the dark history of the factory and the local legends that surround it. Will be able to survive the confrontation with the darkness lurking within the walls of the old factory? - atmosphere of urban exploring - movie storytelling - find out dark secrets of the old factory - explore the realistic environment - VHS style - two endings - unique and horrifying enemy representation - atmosphere of the 80s/90s GAMEPLAY Length: 1,5 - 2,5 hours The game is geared towards unique experience rather than length. Saves: The game does not have a save system. Instead, it is divided into checkpoints / small chapters, allowing the player to replay interesting parts of the game after completing the story. "

This is a nice little sim game in which you are going to have to eat, sleep, work and survive. I didn't do everything there is to be done in the game because for some jobs or things that you can buy you need experience and money. So I guess the game offers more content than I've shown here, so for just a couple of dollars you can support the dev and experience the tiring life of a 18 yo millennial. From Steam: "Its called Millennial Simulator. Pretty self explanatory. Work, earn cash, pay rent, upgrade, eat, sleep, explore. Repeat and SUFFER. Are you tired of living your sad, pathetic, miserable life? Would you rather be sad, pathetic, and miserable simulating your life instead? Then Millennial Simulator is for you! -Simulate your utter desperation to buy your very own home -Tirelessly endure Karens at dead-end jobs whilst paying rent to fund landlord Derek's 6th investment property -Waste what tiny glimmer of hope you have for a better life by sending yourself into exorbitant debt to get an education -Splurge your fleeting funds on that delicious avo on toast -Hone your snowflake senses by hitting the gym or boosting your stats in the upgrade store -Get rejected by hot babes -Somehow become even uglier by suffering Covid-19 -Explore a misleadingly enjoyable and colorful world -TRY. TO. SURVIVE. And if through your trials, you finally do make enough for that deposit...your journey has only just begun... "

This is a very short visual novel, with just 1 choice for you to make, the dialogue is boring and childish and the price is kind of spicy for what it offers. Now with the good things about it, the characters are detailed, that's it. Imo this should've been a free game. From Steam: "Essential Power is a short visual novel. The main character's mundane routine is turned upside down when he meets Mia, a talented designer. Essential Power is a short visual novel that follows the story of a system administrator working at a design company. The main character's mundane routine is turned upside down when he meets Mia, a talented designer who also works at the company. Despite their busy schedules, the two find time to get to know each other better, and their connection quickly grows into something special. As the two spend more time together, Mia begins to exhibit hidden powers that she never knew existed. With the help of the main character, Mia discovers her potential and starts to explore her newfound abilities. Along the way, the two must navigate the challenges of balancing work and their relationship, as well as facing the consequences of uncovering Mia's powers. As players progress through the visual novel, they'll experience a heartwarming tale of two colleagues who find love and purpose in unexpected ways. With beautiful artwork and engaging dialogue, Essential Power offers a captivating experience for players of all backgrounds. Features: High-quality graphics An engaging mystery Scene gallery Original soundtrack "

I probably should've started by reading the game's description on Steam so that I won't ask myself so many questions lol. This is a short walking sim, with a sad story, nice graphics and atmosphere. Also, the poems in this game made me a little bit sad. From Steam: "Bottle is a very short game in which you play as an alcoholic man of solitude. Bottle is a very short game in which you play as an alcoholic man of solitude. It is about the mood of melancholy in winter nature. As you walk through the path, you see the visions of a woman and hear the poems she leaves to you. This mystical, atmospheric, and relaxing game takes only 15 minutes to finish, therefore there is no save system. And there are flamey-looking temporary speed boosts scattered around the world. Bottle is the re-creation of the game called "Bottle" which was released back in 2016. Its content has been made from scratch except the charming music is the same. Instead of action and/or interaction, this game is for those who mostly seek to slowly experience the mood: That's the combination of winter nature, melancholic poems, warm piano music, emotional voice acting... "atmosphere". "

This has got to be one of the most boring game that I've ever played and that is mainly because the character walks slower than a zombie. It took me 10 minutes to go down 6 floors and get back up. I see that there are a lot of people in the 'Special Thanks' tab and it's unbelievable how none of them told the dev that this game is boring as hell and extra dark that you can't even see anything and you have to look for some super small light switches. From Steam: "After Stream is a first-person psychological horror game. You will take on the role of a streamer who returns home to stream, but something goes wrong.. About the Game After Stream is a first-person psychological horror game for single players that takes place in the apartment of the main character. The main goal of the game is to evoke a sense of fear through a terrifying atmosphere created by the environment and sounds. You are a streamer from the CIS named Vladimir (Vova) with a large and devoted audience. In another routine day, Vova is heading home to start his livestream, but he can't shake off the feelings of inexplicable fear and unease, as if someone or something is watching him. The main actions of the game take place in Vova's apartment, where he lives with his girlfriend Alina, but she is nowhere to be found. Where did she go? Will you find the answers to these questions and survive? Key Features: Deep storyline Small puzzles Dark and terrifying atmosphere Confined spaces Great sound and music design The estimated gameplay time is around one hour. "

This could've been a really nice and atmospheric game but I really don't find it fun at all. There are no graphics settings, no key binds settings and the game don't have a tutorial or anything about how to use the camera. From Steam: "Take on the role of a modern exorcist in this realistic ghost hunting horror. You have to fulfill contracts related to paranormal phenomena. Your main weapon is an old camera that can shoot what is not visible to the human eye. Take on the role of a modern exorcist. You have to fulfill contracts related to paranormal phenomena. Visit the grim crime scenes and find out what really happened there. Your main weapon is a video camera. Although this old camera is damaged, and a strange symbol is scratched on the lens, but it can shoot what is not visible to the human eye. Collect enough information about the monstrous events that took place in this place, then perform a ritual of exorcism with the help of special Tarot cards. Beware of the wrong choice, the consequences will not take long to wait."

This might be one of the best visual novels that came out this year. The story is interesting, there are a lot of characters and a lot of choices to make, the dialogue is not filled with nonsense, it actually has some funny jokes and the animations are really good. In this game you are going to play as Aiden and help him get through the rough patch that he's currently experiencing. Not only that his long-time girlfriend cheated on him, but now Aiden has problems with money and he also needs to find a new place to live after being evicted from his last apartment. I really do recommend this game for the fans of the genre! From Steam: "Artemis is a visual novel intended for the adult audience. You begin your road to recovery three years following a traumatic event, where you'll eventually find yourself shaping the technological future. You are a gifted programmer who, with your lover and business partner, landed a deal of a lifetime with a prestigious tech giant. Only to have your dreams taken from you with the swipe of a pen. Then, after recovering from the emotional trauma, you feel ready to start your new life. Reuniting with an old childhood friend, she proposes an opportunity that leaves you both curious and hesitant. Artemis: Book One introduces you to the world in which the story takes place and a bevy of new friendships (or relationships) that will help you along your journey. And sets the stage for the bigger picture and future books. Artemis has humor, emotionally heavy moments, and everything in between. Artemis is a story-focused visual novel with many characters of varying personalities. Book One is an introductory installment with three Books in the works that will be released as DLC. Features chapters 1 through 4 15,308 story renders, rendered In 1080p 170 Animations rendered In 1080p At 60fps 34 bonus renders hidden throughout the story, with a gallery to view them. A replay theater to revisit lewd scenes "