Hi, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start with
The Last Oricru
This story-driven action RPG, puts you in the middle of an ongoing conflict between
two races, on a partly terraformed planet, isolated from outer space by a protective
barrier.
And despite that this game is technically a sci-fi title, all the culture and especially
your weapons are medieval.
Your decisions will bring interesting twists into the gameplay, as you can heavily influence
the conflict.
The game also has multiple endings and really decent graphics, and now you can check them
out completely free.
Trail of Ayash
It is an open world game focused on the indigenous people of America, their struggles and their
stories in the Pre-Columbian era.
You will embark on an adventure in a land dominated by myths and legends where tribes
engage in diplomacy, expansion and war.
But all this native-american turmoil is just a tip of a dick.
These lands are filled with monsters to the brim and it’s up to you to avoid the danger
or bravely... you know, probably bravely die.
Those monsters are no joke and Trail of Ayash is no doubt - one of the most anticipated
Open World RPG games.
Iron Oath
It has been awhile since we have heard something about this game, but now we know that spring
this year is the announced release date of this tactical turn-based RPG, so the game’s
development is alive and kicking.
Not like your love life.
The decisions you'll face here, will often carry weight, and can have a minor or major
influence on your characters and the world that surrounds them.
That is exactly what we need from games like that.
To feel important.
To really influence the world.
To shape it in our image.
It doesn’t matter that the world is fake, it’s real to us.
Also, to be honest, our real world is probably fake as well, statistically there is almost
no chance at all that our world is the one real one and not the simulation.
I’m sory.
Fata Deum
Here you as a powerful god fight against up to four AI gods to rule a fantastic world
and its mortals.
These mortals act on their own and need to be persuaded to follow you.
But how will you achieve this?
Build great armies to expand and gain new followers by force.
Or establish wonderful settlements, improve their cultural value and convince others to
join your path.
And you know, sometimes convincing is more effective when you give a plague to some village
and then offer your help by removing it.
At least partially.
You know, someone has to die, to learn a lesson, right?
The Wandering Village
This is a city building simulation game.
In a world where mysterious plants are spreading all over the earth and emitting toxic spores
as they grow, a group of people seeks shelter on the back of a giant, wandering creature.
Here you will have to become their leader, build settlement and form a symbiotic relationship
with the creature to survive together.
Well I hope you can be really helpful for the creature, because, you know, otherwise
those people are just parasites living on it’s back and you're the leader of parasites.
That doesn’t sound so dreamy and glamorous, right?
Hero's Hour
While exploring the world and developing your town and army are both turn-based, giving
you time to think and plan out your next moves, but in battles your units will do the best
to fight for themselves in real time - all hundreds of them.
You cast spells and give attack orders to swing the tide of battle - or just sit back
and watch as your might unfolds.
That is a really cool concept, something fresh in the world of games similar to Heroes of
Might and Magic.
They took the formula and twisted it hard.
Although I’m not saying that this concept is definitely good.
You know some things are good as they are, you don’t need to mess with them.
You know, like vodka.
If you add mayonnaise to it, it may look cool, but please don’t do that.
Scathe
This is an intense, classic FPS with big guns and even bigger demons.
Here you must prove your worth by navigating a deviously crafted maze, entangled with demonic
evil at every twist and turn.
Game will definitely remind you of the past visit to the home of your ex-mother-in-law
and her devious plans to entangle you in her evil grasp.
So use your strength and extreme speed to purge your way through Hell’s grotesque
abominations, as you search for the Hellstones and defeat the all-powerful Guardians that
protect them.
Guilt: The Deathless
This is an adventure set in a persistent world all players affect.
Here you can unlock shortcuts, share loot and build altars – to help or damage others
and explore a non-linear world map and procedurally-generated levels, across multiple landscapes inspired
by Slavic folklore.
Anyway, be careful - in GUILT your character can die permanently, but the impact you and
other dead players make on the world will remain.
That kinda sounds like real life, except for the part about making an impact before you
die.
No offense.
Builders of Egypt
If you played games like Caesar, Pharaoh or Nebuchadnezzar you know what this game is
all about.
It's a city-building economic strategy game taking place in the Nile Valley.
Or literally a Pharaoh 2, but they have no license to call it like that so they adopted
one of the most generic names possible.
I hope developers are proud of their lack of imagination.
To be fair, a name like that is a red flag for many experienced gamers, but Builders
of Egypt actually looks really nice and now it allows you to build some ancient huts from
clay absolutely free.
That is nice.
Sugar and spice.
Silt
This is an atmospheric puzzle adventure and exploration game with hints of horror made
by ignoring all the existing colors.
I love it.
Colors are for the weak.
Here alone in an underwater abyss, you are a diver searching the deep to uncover long-forgotten
mysteries.
You are able to possess the creatures around you to solve puzzles and travel further into
the darkness…
I'll be honest - Silt looks absolutely beautiful and these hand-drawn backgrounds are... you
know I agree with what developers are saying about their game - it's an art brought to
life.
That’s for sure.
Heart of Muriet
The game looks like Minecraft who changed its gender and became a real time strategy
game, but the operation was not the highest quality so you can still tell that it was
a Minecraft a long time ago.
Of course for real this RTS has nothing to do with Minecraft except the voxel style.
Here you are a ruler with macro style controls, meaning that you can order to attack the enemy,
but you have no control over the actual battle.
Soldiers are soldiers for a reason, they should know how and who to destroy without your annoying
micro management,
Winter Ember
This is an immersive stealth action game that casts you into the role of the faceless man.
On the first night of winter, you pull out your blade and seek vengeance for your family.
Everyone thought you were dead, so you prove them wrong by making them dead.
Aha, how the turns have tabled!
Unexpectedly!
So this game is a true stealth experience: you must stick to the shadows, infiltrate
homes and explore hidden passageways; but, be careful not to be spotted, or the legend
about your death will become a real deal this time.
Far: Changing Tides
Ah, another work of art.
An atmospheric vehicle adventure that follows the emotional journey of a boy and his ship
as he embarks on a voyage to find a new home.
You will sail stormy waters, dive unknown depths, and explore forgotten ruins in a beautifully
realized world of flood.
Game is filled with different landscapes: sun scorched, dusty planes, stormy skies and
high seas.
Game is filled with puzzles as well, also interesting mechanics and art.
Also I can’t be silent about a very cool soundtrack that reacts to your actions, amplifies
key moments and creates an atmosphere.
Really cool.
Abriss - Build to Destroy
This is an atmospheric physics-destruction building game.
Here you will build structures from parts to let them crash into your targets.
I don't know why humans love to look at things being destroyed - admit it, how many times
you were watching videos of buildings being demolished by controlled explosions.
Yeah, we create order, but we love to watch the world burn as well.
This game is all about our darkest desires of world destruction.
Yeah, I will play this one for sure.
Occupy Mars
This is a highly technical, open-world sandbox game about Mars colonization inspired by the
most promising technologies and companies that are working toward becoming a multi-planetary
species.
Yeah, Elon, if you’re watching we are looking at you.
Here you will build and upgrade your base, discover new amazing regions, conduct mining
operations, retrieve water, generate oxygen, grow crops, fix broken parts, and learn how
to survive on Mars or die trying.
Yeah, that is more likely.
The Unliving
The realm of the living has been corrupted to its core and a storm is coming to change
the world order.
This storm is you, a mighty Necromancer, a sorcerer who denies death and leads the legions
of the dead.
Clerics and lords hope to hide behind high walls, but there’s no stronghold to cover
them from your wrath.
Smite hundreds of those puny good people and turn them into your tools on the way to a
greater purpose.
Gatewalkers
As developers say, this indie co-op survival game tells the story of the Gatewalkers, who
are able to teleport to mysterious lands, each of which differs in its climate and elements
of the environment.
Yeah, it would be weird if every mysterious land looked exactly the same.
Well, maybe except if that would be a mysterious land of bouncing boobs and flowing vodka.
Then it’s ok, let it be the same, over and over again, I don’t mind spending some time
in there.
Game is a strange mix of Diablo and survival games, because here you will have to sleep,
eat and drink and if you don’t do that you will die.
Also you will die if you are too cold, too hot or too sexy.
Nah, I’m kidding about the last one.
Better stay sexy in real life, I know you are.
Also you are beautiful and smart.
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Imprisoned Hyperion
Welcome to the dark and dangerous dungeons of a world that has survived its end.
You will have to find safe resting places, cook food, help different creatures and learn
the dark history of this world and also of your own.
And also try not to die.
And that will not be an easy task.
At least for you.
No offense.
Well, a little.
Developers of the game are really thinking out of the box here, because for you there
are different ways to succeed.
For example you can poison the food in the kitchen to avoid battle or kill the mage who
gave you the task to get your reward without completing the task.
Your adventure has a specific goal and no matter how you will achieve it.
Ami
Art again!
In Ami or Ami or Ami our planet is at the edge of a global disaster and all living things
are about to vanish.
Eh, that sucks.
Lives and livelihoods are shattered and the world has become more dangerous than ever.
You will have to stroll to a certain place that gives hope to survive.
Yet, before you reach the destination there are lots of challenges to take.
And by challenges I mostly mean puzzles that will put your IQ to work.
Be sure you have some.
IQ, not work.
Ixion
Propelled onwards through a perilous journey, you are the Administrator of the mighty space
station, charged with finding a new home for humanity.
Keeping the station sound and flying will require a deft hand and strategic thinking,
as you are constantly pulled between maintaining hull integrity, bringing in new resources
and managing power consumption.
What choices will you make when confronted with impending disaster?
What will you discover out there in the dark?
Probably nothing good, we all know that Borg is somewhere out there.
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