Hi, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start with
Factory Town
This is a real treat for automation, base building and sandbox fans.
Here you will create a giant factory using conveyor belts, trains, chutes, pipes, and
airships.
You can sell your goods to nearby villages to expand their borders, increase happiness,
and unlock better skills.
As your earnings rise, you can research new technology to improve your supply chains and
grow your civilization.
There's no enemies or starvation to worry about, so you can enjoy a stress-free logistics
challenge to maximize production and happiness.
A perfect game for a calm evening with your mother in law.
People on Steam are saying that this is a hybrid between Banished and Factorio and everyone
who had low expectations with the game were surprised with what they actually got.
I especially like the one comment on Steam stating that the game is kinda chill, but
gets repetitive.
He has 440 hours on record.
I wish every game I ever played was this repetitive.
Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition
Here you will experience the final chapter of Lara’s origin as she is forged into the
Tomb Raider we all know.
This version includes the base game, all seven DLC challenge tombs, all downloadable weapons,
outfits and skills.
Here you will have to survive and thrive in one of the deadliest places on Earth and master
an unforgiving jungle setting in order to survive.
Also explore underwater environments filled with crevasses and deep tunnel systems.
You will have to use the jungle to your advantage.
Strike suddenly and disappear like a jaguar, or you know, like your money on every Steam
sale, use dirt as camouflage, and disseminate fear in enemies to sow chaos.
Yeah, the game's description makes an impression, that you will play not as Lara Croft but as
a predatory vampire monster, to say the least.
War for the Overworld
This is a strategy base building RTS, where you will excavate and build your own dungeon.
Yes, you are an almighty evil dungeon master.
Or mistress.
Here you can choose from over sixty rooms, spells, potions, rituals, defenses and constructs
as you progress through the game.
Just be warned - the game is quite fast paced, so you will have to build like a swift underlord
you are.
Or else your beautiful dungeon creatures might not win against the ugly puny heroes.
In the game you can also build your own maps and campaigns.
So unleash that inner creator you burrowed somewhere deep down under the bed a long time
ago.
It’s your time to shine!
People on Steam are calling this game a spiritual successor of Dungeon Keeper.
You know, with all the dark humor, evil creatures and evil you.
Narita Boy
This is a retro futuristic game where you are Narita boy, a legendary digital hero in
an epic quest of simultaneous dimensions.
The Digital kingdom is under attack and you are the last hope of survival.
You will have to explore a vast world to find the Techno sword, the only effective weapon
against the enemy.
That sounds nuts and also really cool.
People on Steam are saying that Narita Boy has great music and a huge variety of monsters
and vehicles.
Here you can even ride a floppy disc, how cool is that?
Although the least favorite part, for almost everyone, is platforming.
Most of the players agree that dying by just jumping is way more common than dying from
some monster and that irritates a lot of people.
Also the story sounds cooler than it actually is.
But in general the game is a proud owner of a very positive reviews score and that is
always a good sign.
Planet Zoo
Remember when you were a child and in zoo you saw some dumb animal and then you said
something like “I want that, I wish I could keep it” and then your mother just slapped
you and said “it’s a lion, it would eat you” and you were like “naah, I don’t
think so”.
Yeah, kids are dumb, but the point of this story is that now you can keep a lion.
And giraffe, crocodile and elephant.
And not one, but as many as you want.
And the funny thing is that you are just as unsuitable to keep them now as it was back
then when you were a kid.
All your animals would get sick and die, or they will die because you’ll forget to feed
them or to give them more cosmos.
Well, I mean space.
And It’s a fun game if you are ready not to cry over imaginary animals and their imaginary
deaths.
Base game itself is cheap, but it has like 8 or 9 DLCs so it will try to suck your wallet
dry.
Be careful.
Slime Rancher
Las time I checked, it held 18th place among the best games on Steam.
Yeah, it is ranked higher than Counter Strike, Half Life 2, Dishonored or Fallout New Vegas.
Incredible!
So this is a charming, first-person, sandbox experience.
You will play a plucky, young rancher who sets out for a life a thousand light years
away from Earth.
Each day will present new challenges and risky opportunities as you attempt to amass a great
fortune in the business of slime ranching.
Collect colorful slimes, grow crops, harvest resources, and explore the untamed wilds.
Also here you can complete daily requests from other ranchers to get bonus rewards.
Earn money to upgrade your stuff, build more corrals and expand your ranch.
This is a relaxing and fun game, very suitable after a hard workday or as a casual time-burner
when you have nothing else to do.
Well, in that case, you can go and make delicious potato salad instead.
Age of Darkness: Final Stand
Since that Starcraft mission I played 20 years ago where I had to hold my base intact against
a neverending zerg attack, this concept landed in a warm place of my cold beered heart.
Later I have played countless maps like that on Starcraft 2 and then They Are Billions
was released.
I enjoyed the game, but I was disappointed as well, because it lacked unit types and
was kinda repetitive.
Age of Darkness is a bit different - It has a very positive review score on Steam and
the technology, allowing over 70,000 swarming AI units on screen at the same time.
Also day and night transitions and more defensive unit types than They Are Billions had.
That sounds nice, but we all know how this gameplay will go for you.
You’ll see some zombies breaching your walls and then you’ll be like
“Ummm... this is fine”
Thymesia
This is a dark fantasy action-RPG with fast-paced combat and an interesting plague weapon system.
In a kingdom where death spreads, play as a mysterious character known by the code name
"Corvus".
So anyways, you know, as always - Corvus is the kingdom’s final hope, blah blah, the
fate of the land is resting in your hands, and so on.
So it's fair to say that the kingdom is doomed, because this is a souls-like game.
You know, also it's a short game.
It is possible to beat it in 6 hours, but hey, let's be fair and square and triangle
- it ain't gonna happen unless you are a god of gamepad.
So buy it only if you like Dark Souls and Sekiro for example - it's very similar to
those titles.
Also if you like tea with thymes.
Then you are strong and this game needs you.
Chorus
Here you will unlock amazing weapons and mind-bending abilities.
Along with your sentient starfighter, visit ancient temples, engage in exhilarating zero-g
combat, and venture beyond our waking reality.
Explore epic locations such as sprawling space stations and strange planes of existence beyond
our own.
Engage in dogfights from epic cosmic void to tight crystalline corridors.
People on Steam are saying that Chorus is one of the best looking space games to date,
but will make you vomit on your keyboard if you are a victim of motion sickness.
If you are in doubt just download and play Chorus Demo on Steam absolutely free.
Untitled Goose Game
Ever wanted to be an evil goose?
No?
Well you should, because you can be a menace to society not only being human that you are.
Here you will make your way around town setting up pranks, stealing hats, honking a lot, and
generally ruining everyone’s day.
This is a nice and funny puzzle game.
And also, if you ever feel alone, you can play co-op with your mother in law and that’s
how there will be two evil geese.
The more the merrier, right?
If you love making people suffer this game is definitely for you!
Honey, I Joined a Cult
The title is a bit misleading, because here you won’t be joining a cult, you will be
the boss of it.
So let’s go and create our own religion and become respectful cult leaders.
In the process make some real’good money and exploit others by imposing our own will
on various dimwits.
Here as everywhere else, effective management is at the heart of every money-making enterprise
and your organization is no exception!
Dressing in snappy robes isn't enough, your cult must run like a well-oiled hypnotic wheel.
People on Steam are talking that this is a great game to relax and play for an hour or
so once in a while.
So if you like management games it may be your spoon of potato salad, but don’t expect
miracles - it’s an entertaining game not an actual cult simulator.
You won’t be actually learning how to scam people with imaginary friends.
Anyway 8 out of 10 people are happy with the game, so there is a chance that you will like
it as well.
Monster Sanctuary
Some time ago something happened and platformer games started to develop deepness.
Monster Sanctuary is one of those examples when you put a huge interesting game into
a 2D side scrolling setting.
Basically it's sort of a pokemon game, where you collect various monsters and use them
for your own interest and pleasure.
They do all the hard work for you and you gain all the benefits.
So they are basically your slaves and have no free will of their own.
They have to serve their master overlord and never think about returning to nature ever
again, because once you enslave them - that's it, they are bound to your will.
And somehow here you are still a good guy.
Blasphemous
This game is a true work of art.
I don’t think that any of you will argue with me about that.
Artwise this is one of the best examples of metroidvania and souls genre collision.
Interesting thing is that the major influence of Blasphemous' story and design was the religious
art of the city of Seville in Spain.
And also works of famous spanish painters, especially Francisko Goya and his 200 year
old painting called A Procession of Flagellants.
If you want some nightmares before bed, just google Goya’s paintings, they are as great
as they are creepy.
People on Steam are saying that the game has incredible, dynamic music,
and amazing voice acting.
Also some dudes are seriously stating that Blasphemous was a gateway drug to a 2D indie
platformer games from triple-A souls-likes.
So it can really expand your horizons, but mostly here you will just die and die again.
Neon Abyss
Here you will take control of one of the heroes traversing the dangerous underworld.
You will be trying to find a way to remove the curse that made you immortal.
If you get killed, you can go back to the Day's End bar, where you prepare for the next
playthrough: over time, you will unlock new rooms offering previously unavailable items
and challenges.
People on Steam are saying that this game is Like Enter the Gungeon but actually fun.
They say that this is a very nice 2D rogue-like with a huge amount of different weapons, perks
and companions.
By the way - these companions can be earned by finding eggs, which have a chance to hatch
if you clear a room.
Each of them has unique skills and can increase in power if you can manage to keep them alive
long enough.
But let us be fair - the only thing you can keep alive long enough is that cactus on your
windowsill.
Overcooked
This is a game for two to four people - I have it on my PlayStation and I occasionally
play it with my wife.
So the main feature of this game is that if you and your significant other have a calm,
beautiful life, without any screaming at each other, without yelling profanities and so
on, this game may fix it.
I can guarantee that no matter how calm you are you will lose your shift here every time
you play.
At first you will fail to cook some simple meal, then you will fail even more, and will
start to wonder what you are doing wrong.
The answer is usually - everything.
So you must take the lead and become a chef.
The other one will become your bi... sous chef and will have to do as you say if you
want to complete level after level.
You may think that you are the head of the family, but turns can table very quickly here
when your lead will take you and your SO to failure and doom.
Then you will switch, and you will do as your SO says.
And if you finally complete the level, you will feel confused: you achieved your goal,
but only because you did everything you were told and didn’t use the tiny organ in between
your ears practically at all.
This is a great game.
Really humbling.
Styx: Master of Shadows
This is an infiltration game with RPG elements taking place in a dark fantasy universe, where
you sneak, steal and assassinate your way through as Styx - two hundred years old goblin.
Here you will be completing various missions and at the same time avoiding detection.
Sneak in the shadows, assassinate your targets in close combat, or orchestrate “accidents”.
RPG mechanics let you unlock new powerful skills, impressive special moves, and optimized
equipment that will grant you spectacular powers such as invisibility.
Which is not meant for any creepy activities you just had in mind.
You can also buy the second part of the game - it is discounted as well, just be careful
don’t acquire the Collection bundle that includes a DLC.
You see that DLC is just a weapon and an outfit, nothing more.
Also it’s not cosmetics only - these items are quite powerful, so in a way this is a
pay to win DLC.
That is a blasphemy beyond any words.
Dungeons 3
Here you will be able to unleash your dark side by creating a unique underground dungeon
from an array of rooms, traps and structures.
You can raise a pretty despicable army here.
Your goal, of course, is to corrupt the land and destroy all things cute or even remotely
good.
Yes, you can visit the overworld here and yes...
let the terror thrive!
The game has randomly generated levels, so it has great replayability.
Isn't it awesome, friend?
Don’t you think so, friend?
Notice how I called you a friend?
It’s because you are subscribed to my channel, right?
RIGHT?
Anyways, people on Steam are saying that this game has tons of easter eggs and nerdy references,
it’s like it was made for us!
Yeah, it was literally made for us, you genius.
Oh shut up!
Tropico 6
This is a strategy city builder sim.
Here you will become a mighty dictator or a peace loving statesman.
You will shape the fate of your very own country, mostly by building cities.
Of course, you will also raid foreign lands to steal their wonders and monuments.
There is no surprise that here will be a lot of politics.
You’ll have to balance between political parties to keep everyone happy or you might
be invaded or rebelled upon.
The learning curve of this game is quite steep, that is if you never played a city builder
before.
Even if you played - it can be quite painful to that tiny organ in between your ears.
Although the game has a tutorial where you can learn all the game basics, so don’t
worry.
Well, honestly, worry.
Dome Keeper
The discount is not very high, but the game is very affordable anyway - people behind
the project are not greedy.
Dome Keeper has about 90% of positive reviews, so it is obviously a hidden gem you may want
to try.
Well, a nice polished rock at least.
This is a roguelike survival miner where you will defend your dome from wave after wave
of monsters.
You will use the time between each attack to dig beneath the surface in search of valuable
resources and artifacts.
And use them carefully to choose powerful upgrades and bonuses.
People on Steam are talking that the game is very polished, rich and imaginative.
It's all you need for your free time.
Well, this and potato salad.
Stellaris Let's begin with the fact that Stellaris is
free to play this whole weekend.
Here every game begins with a civilization who just discovered the means to travel between
stars and is ready to explore the galaxy.
You will have your science ships survey and explore anomalies, leading you into a myriad
of missions, introducing strange worlds with even stranger stories and discoveries that
may completely change your outcome.
And as always, you are not alone in the universe and you don't know what you will encounter.
Maybe a friendly trade-federation.
Maybe a trade-federation we saw in Star Wars and maybe just plain space cannibals.
And you will have to deal with all this galactic nonsense all alone or in multiplayer mode
with your friends.
Conan Exiles
So, let’s start with the fact that you can play this game absolutely free for almost
a week.
Yeah, not only this weekend, but actually a bit more.
This is an online multiplayer survival game with mounts and mounted combat, set in the
lands of Conan the Barbarian.
Here you will enter an open-world
sandbox and play together with friends or, you know, with creepy strangers as you build
your own home or even a shared city.
You will have to survive freezing cold, explore loot-filled dungeons and develop your character
from a lowly peasant to a mighty barbarian.
Also fight to dominate your enemies in epic siege wars.
People on Steam are talking that the game is a bit buggy and that can be annoying, but
it also has boobs in so for this you can forgive almost anything.
Thank you for watching, have a nice day and I’ll see tomorrow with another Steam weekend
sale video!
Bye.