Hi, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start with
Just Cause 3
The Mediterranean republic of Medici is suffering under the control of a dictator with a huge
appetite for power.
So this is some kind of Mediterranean Belarus and you have to show them what freedom looks
like.
And here it looks like death and explosions of dictators troops and allies.
Here you will be given complete vertical freedom – skydive, BASE jump and free dive in an
open world the size of a thousand square kilometers so you can create chaos in all of this land
and have a lot of fun.
People on Steam are saying that the game is very fun and has almost zero boring moments.
The grappling hook and the wingsuit will help you to fly around and cause havoc - and this
experience will keep you entertained for hours.
To be exact - about 18 hours of your boring life will be made better by this game.
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.
Age of Wonders 3
This franchise along with the Heroes of Might and Magic is one of the most beloved among
turn-based strategy fans.
Here you can choose one out of 6 classes and try to conquer and enslave the other 5.
That won't be easy!
Except if you play on easy, then it will be easy.
Here you will find many unique and well known skills and monsters, multiplayer mode, many
races to choose your allies from, also Level Editing tools and countless unique scenarios
you will make by yourself using random map generator.
Although I must say that Age of Wonders is fun to play, but it doesn't feel very balanced.
The game emphasizes warfare and exploration but doesn't give you enough resources to actually
do these things without waiting forever.
You know that feeling in Heroes games where you just wanted to buy a black dragon, but
you had no money, so you skipped several turns so you could finally afford it.
But then Monday came, the population grew and you felt short with your money again.
Age of Wonders invokes the same feeling over and over again.
Still a wonder-ful game.
Supreme Commander 1 & 2
With lengthy and diverse campaigns, a skirmish mode, and online community, Supreme Commander
is truly what this genre of RTS is all about.
Also it has good mod support so it extends the lifetime of this game like potato salad
extends your lifespan or like cold beer extends your evening with friends.
Overall, if you played, let’s say, Total Annihilation, the Supreme Commander will feel
familiar - it has the same vibes.
Both Commander games are old, so they will probably run on the worst potato you have.
Yeah not even a potato PC, just a simple potato should be able to run first Supreme Commander.
Just don’t make a lot of units.
This is terrible advice.
Oh shut up.
Anyway it’s a real treat for people who can’t afford a high end computer, but still
want to play the best games.
And the Supreme Commander is all that.
Endzone
A group of terrorists blew up nuclear power plants around the globe and plunged the world
into chaos.
Only a few were able to escape into underground facilities called the Endzones.
Well, in the real world if that happened it would suck, but it wouldn’t be a civilization
ending event.
Anyway, this is a game.
150 years later, mankind returns to the surface, and surprise-surprise - under your command!
So poor humanity is doomed.
I'm sorry no offense.
Ok, a little offense.
Here in an extremely hostile environment full of radioactivity, contaminated rain and vicious
climate change, you'll have to prove your worth as a leader.
Hehe, good luck with that.
So you will have to build a settlement, gather and refine resources, send expeditions to
forgotten places and much more.
People on Steam are talking that the game is really fun if you like city-builders, but
it has a complex UI system and the lore part is really weak.
Also the game is really hard.
Anyway 77% of players who tried the Endzone are recommending this game for you.
Anno 1800
Here you will take charge of your own fortune as you navigate the rapidly evolving technological
landscape and malicious political arena of the 19th century.
In other words here you will have to build an empire that will reach from the stinky
cities of Europe to the untouched jungles of South America.
Game is rich with technological innovations and conspiracies, so it will provide you an
opportunity to prove your skills as a ruler.
Or, you know, to disappoint everyone, more likely.
You will create huge cities, plan efficient logistic networks, settle on an exotic new
continent, send out expeditions around the globe, and dominate your opponents by diplomacy,
trade, warfare and your pure awesomeness.
The bad thing about this game is that it is armed with DRM and requires a Ubisoft Account.
Sometimes I think they do everything to repel you from buying their games.
Those features do nothing, you can find the game in every pirate website anyway, so why
even bother?
Anyway, about 80% of reviews are positive, so if town builders are your spoon of potato
salad - it may be an interesting choice for 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?
Not as cool as riding your sister.
Oh come on.
Don’t say 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.
The Pathless
This is a perfect game for fans of Journey and Abzu.
Although with a tiny bit of more action implemented.
Here you will become the Hunter, a master archer who travels to a mystical island to
dispel a curse of darkness that grips the world.
Soar through the air and forge a connection with your eagle companion.
Perform fluid acrobatics and execute awesome trick shots with a unique archery system that
allows effortless shooting while moving at high speeds.
The evil won’t rest until the world is destroyed, so what are you waiting for?
And I know that you are concerned about the most important thing - can you pet the bird?
And yes you can.
So it's automatically a good game.
Also it has a very positive review score on Steam.
Across the Obelisk
A turn-based Dungeon Crawler roguelike RPG and a member of the deckbuilding family.
You can play it alone or in 4 player co-op mode and prove that your party is led by a
tactical genius.
And it's you.
You are also a very smart and beautiful person.
Now subscribe, this praise isn’t free.
Anyway, the game is an owner of very positive reviews on Steam - 92% of players are happy
with the purchase, so if a deckbuilding aspect doesn't scare you - it's a no brainer.
Especially if you have a friend with whom or from whom you can conquer these lands.
Here you will find more that 500 different cards and a procedural generated system that
makes this game highly replayable.
People on Steam are saying that this is a very fun game, although it might get boring
after a while.
So better snatch it on a sale.
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".
That is weird, I think I remember that the main protagonist of Dishonored 2 was named
Corvo.
Did they ran out of names or something?
Well, it’s not the same name, but if one extremely famous game names its protagonist,
let’s say Feto and you name yours Fetus, it’s at least weird.
It’s not that hard to make up new names, I promise.
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.
War for the Overworld
This is a spiritual successor of Dungeon Keeper.
Some even call it Dungeon Keeper 3.
Well, it is not.
It’s similar, but also different in its own way.
You know like King’s Bounty is not the same as Heroes of Might and Magic, so it is a similar
situation.
Here you will find replayability across many game modes that will keep you entertained
for 40 hours or even more if you are, you know, a bit slow.
As I always say - You see, being smart is not always good.
You get more playtime if your IQ is lower.
That’s why I still play The Witness.
Few years now.
Money well spent.
Anyway, here you will have to take care of various demons, devils, evil wizards, gnomes
and other creepy villains, although none of them are as creepy as your ex-mother-in-law.
So you’ll be just fine.
Here you are a dungeon master or dungeon mistress who tries to build a cozy environment for
those creatures, so they would live in your dungeon and not somewhere else.
Also in this game you can punish your minions if you like.
There can be many reasons.
Let’s say you can punish them for being not supportive, grumpy or just because you
can.
There is a device called the meatgrinder...
use it wisely.
Tavern Master
This is a medieval tavern management game where you are in charge of building, maintaining
and running your very own cozy tavern!
Buy tables and benches, fill barrels with drinks, hire staff and serve your first customers.
You will have to make sure your employees are happy, there are enough drinks and seats
for guests and soon you will be able to expand your business in various ways.
For example you can hire musicians to attract more people to your tavern and make customers
have more patience while waiting for a drink.
Honestly I never though about that.
Basically if you want to get your drinks faster - avoid live music.
Anyway, here you can also hold special events to attract special customers who have very
specific food and drink requirements.
They will come in the morning and stay all day.
And they could stay all night as well if you create rooms with beds in your tavern!
Every room will be rated with stars from 1 to 5 which will determine how much money you
can earn from the guests.
So my advice is to keep them cockroaches-free and with complimentary potato salad snacks.
Age of Wonders: Planetfall
Emerge from the cosmic dark age of a fallen galactic empire to build a new future for
your people.
Or you know, ruin everything even more.
Here you will build your kingdom with one of six unique factions, ranging from the militant
Vanguard to the dinosaur-riding Amazons, cyborg-zombies and unicorn-racoon-kittens of Despair.
Well, maybe not the latter, but I assure you that the diversity of units is really nice.
Here you will progress through each faction’s missions using your wits, military strength
and diplomacy.
Explore planetary ruins and encounter other survivors as you unravel the history of a
shattered civilization.
Game has a nice single player campaign and random skirmish maps.
You can play the game alone or dive into multiplayer battles and feel the shame of defeat.
Gorogoa
An Overwhelmingly 97% positive review score is not something we can easily ignore.
Gorogoa is an elegant evolution of the puzzle genre, told through a beautiful hand-drawn
story.
The gameplay here is wholly original, consisting of lavishly illustrated panels which you arrange
and combine in various ways to solve artsy puzzles.
Impeccably simple, yet satisfyingly complex.
People on Steam are talking that this may be the best puzzle game ever created.
Well, I have to agree - it is definitely one of the best, very imaginative and made entirely
of art.
The Unfinished Swan
Here you will explore a mysterious all-white landscape by splatting paint to reveal the
world around you.
You'll follow a swan that's stepped out of an unfinished painting and wandered off into
a surreal, storybook-inspired kingdom.
Each chapter brings surprises and new ways to explore the world.
Which is a host of bizarre, and sometimes dangerous creatures.
You will also encounter the eccentric king who built this empire.
This is simply one of the best puzzle games ever created.
If you're looking for a nice game, with a good story and relaxing gameplay, this title
is a must try, no doubt.
Journey
This is a very different game if you compare it to anything else in the gaming world.
Here you will have to traverse the desert, learn the fate of ancients and dive into dangerous
ruins.
Or not dangerous, just beautiful.
You can’t fight here, running away is also not an option, if you encounter an enemy - the
only way for you to survive is to hide.
But don’t worry, this is not some hide and seek game, enemies are very rare.
The thing you will do mostly here is traveling.
You will be on a journey.
It’s a relaxing game, you don’t need almost any skills to finish it - it’s just a beautiful
adventure with amazing visuals and you have all my recommendations.
Imagine - my mother is 65 years old and she finished the game on her Playstation 4 without
any help from a side.
This game suits everyone.
Shadowrun Returns
Magic has returned to the world, awakening powerful creatures of myth and legend.
Technology here merges with flesh and consciousness.
Elves, trolls, orks and dwarves walk among us, while ruthless corporations bleed the
world dry.
Here you are a shadowrunner - a mercenary living on the fringes of society, in the shadows
of massive corporate arcologies, surviving day-by-day on skill and instinct alone.
When the powerful or the desperate need a job done, you get it done... by any means
necessary.
Or, you know, fail miserably and try again.
People on Steam are saying that this is a solid strategy RPG that scratches the itch
for games like Baldur's Gate or Divinity Original Sin.
Also great for Fallout and Wasteland fans.
Shadowrun Returns has around 90% of positive reviews, so if you like games like that, it's
a real nobrainer for this price.
What Remains of Edith Finch
Overwhelmingly positive review score should grab your attention.
Seventeen year old Edith Finch is the last surviving member of the eccentric Finch family.
All of her closest relatives and family have died violently at a young age, leading to
rumors about a family curse.
Now, she is on her way to her Finch mansion – a bizarre, ramshackle
building hidden deep within the forests of the state of Washington.
Once there, she intends to research her family’s history and learn the truth behind the alleged
curse.
While this can sound like a horror game, it’s actually just a nice tale about one family
that is more interesting than your family.
Or mine.
People are saying that this is more than just a game - it is a unique form of art.
Prison Architect
Welcome to the prison.
And not a prison of mind you are living in right now, but a real one.
Well, real is a relative term here.
The game works somehow similar like any dungeon manager game.
Well more like literally the same.
Except your inmates do not have as much of free will here.
If you know what I mean
Anyway, here you will build an amazing maximum security prison where you can be sadistic
tyrant and torture your inmates, or you can build, I don’t know, Norwegian prison, where
inmates live better than people in freedom in most of the countries.
I just saw on TV one documentary and their prisoners have better TVs and furniture then
I do at my home.
So, you know, you can help me out by supporting me on Patreon or joining here on Youtube.
By the way, did you know that Prison Architect has a 3D mode as well?
This is not a mod or something, you can turn it on or off anytime you want.
Just don’t drop the soap.
Crusader Kings 3
Let me start from the fact that you can play it for free this whole weekend.
And a lot of people think that this is the best Grand Strategy game ever made.
And it's really hard to argue with this.
Here you will choose your noble house and lead your dynasty to greatness in a Middle
Ages epic that spans generations.
War is but one of many tools to establish your reign, as real strategy requires expert
diplomatic skill, mastery of your realm, and true cunning.
Begin in medieval times and claim titles, lands and minions to secure a realm worthy
of your royal blood.
And if you die - that's ok.
Your lineage continues with new playable heirs, either planned… or not.
Depends on your combined skill of bed diplomacy and casual diplomacy while you were alive.
But be warned: the game is extremely complicated and it will take you many days to master.
Although it has almost endless replayability, it may be the game you play for years and
years.
Also, keep in mind that the prequel of the game - Crusader Kings 2 is completely free
on Steam and you can try it any time you want.
Expeditions: Viking
Game description says: A small band of Norse warriors lands on the shores of England.
History may have forgotten their names, but their actions live on.
Well... as I always say - the actions vikings made in real life England involved a lot of
pillaging and other crimes, like you know - killing.
So romantic and songs-worthy!
Anyway, here as the newly appointed chieftain of a modest Viking clan, you’ll have a village
of your very own.
But to carve your name into the runestones of history you’ll need great strength, and
great wealth to grow your village’s prosperity.
There is little left to be gained from the Norse lands and so you must set your sights
on the seas to the West, where tales speak of a great island filled with treasure and
slaves ready for the taking.
Game has a very positive review score on Steam, but there are also quite a few comments saying
that the game is a bit too slow, you know, just like your sister.
Thank you for watching, have a nice day and I’ll see you next time, bye!