Hi, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start with
Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector
This is a fast-paced turn-based strategy game set in the grimdark universe of the 41st Millennium.
Pick your force, develop your army, control mighty heroes and fight for victory using
strategy, awesome abilities, and devastating weaponry.
Here you will find twenty mission single-player campaign.
You will help to purge the Tyranid infestation and preserve the honor of the noble Blood
Angels.
Also the Skirmish mode is available here.
Pick your faction, pick your enemy and dive into battle.
You can completely customize your army list by selecting your units, heroes and their
weaponry.
The game has a very positive review score on Steam and people are saying that even if
you don't like turn-based strategy, this game may change your mind.
Here unlike in XCOM, you can move units simultaneously.
You don't need to wait for your other units to finish their turns.
That is great because it saves your time.
You know what else saves your time?
Potato salad.
When you eat it, time slows down, because of how awesome it is.
That is proven by science.
Roguebook
This is a roguelike deckbuilder with unique mechanics from the developers of Faeria and
Richard Garfield, creator of Magic: The Gathering.
Here you will build a team of two heroes and dive into a memorable adventure like never
before.
Or more likely like, you know, some times before.
I would probably ignore the game, but the Roguebook’s unique characters, especially
various monsters catched my attention.
I'm really tired of conventional monsters, you know like dragons or unicorns.
And this game has some really nice hybrids I've never seen before.
So here you will be able to choose from 6 hero pairs, and each hero has a collection
of over 50 cards, a personal relic and a unique skill tree.
You will choose your combo and dive into the battles where you will face over 40 bosses
and enemies.
Game has very positive reviews and people on Steam are saying that it is an awesome
follow-up if you liked Slay the Spire.
Overcrowd: A Commute 'Em Up
Every day, millions crowd the metro in a desperate bid to get to work.
Can you build and run the perfect metro station to help them make it on time?
Probably not, but you can try anyway.
Excavate your way through 4 layers of earth.
Design your layout carefully and plot commuter routes with user-defined directional signs.
You’ll need to assemble a crack team, tool them up and deploy them to run your station
in real time.
You can set priorities, schedule breaks or just deploy them manually.
Keep your staff room well stocked and your employees happy and you can take your tube
station to new depths.
But don’t worry, here everything can go wrong very quickly.
Angry people create more angry people especially if they are late to work and there is a two
kilometer line between them and the ticket machine.
Why didn't they buy tickets online then?
Yeah, exactly, why didn’t they?
Against The Storm
This is a roguelite city builder set in a gloomy fantasy world.
Artistically this is one of the coolest RTS city-builder games I have seen lately... except
one thing.
Here it never stops raining.
And I hate rain.
In my country Lithuania, rain is always cold, even in the summer and in any other season
it feels like an ice needles piercing my puny body straight to the bone.
Also I wear glasses, so it’s a thing that’s really hard to love.
Anyway, here you are a pioneer sent into the wilds to establish and manage new settlements
inhabited by smart beavers, lizards, and humans.
Your goal is to survive long enough and gather the valuable resources necessary to rebuild
and upgrade your city.
It’s the only safe haven against the Blightstorm — a vile cycle of destruction ravaging everything
in its path.
8-Bit Armies If Command and Conquer spent the night with
Minecraft - 9 months later 8-Bit Armies would be born.
This is a fast-paced RTS - very colorful strategy-arcade game that is easy to learn for players of
all skill levels.
Collect resources, build up and defend your base, amass your army of tanks and planes
and ultimately crush your opponents!
Here you will find 25 offline campaign missions, 12 co-op missions to play with your mother-in-law
and 10 multiplayer maps that support up to 8 players online.
The game also has pretty good AI you can play with or fight against.
Game is easy to understand and is really user friendly.
Nine Parchments
This is a co-operative Action RPG game of magical mayhem from the creators of the Trine
series.
Here runaway apprentice wizards seize the opportunity to complete their spellbooks by
going after the lost Nine Parchments - super powerful spells meant to be wielded by the
most powerful mages.
So as these newbies rapidly acquire powerful new spells without learning proper safety
measures, it's natural their hasty progress results in plenty of deadly accidents...
Nine Parchments combines real-time spell-shooting action with usual RPG elements.
Here you will level up your character and collect magical loot, filling your wardrobe
with a zillions of wizard hats and powerful staves.
People on Steam are saying that this is a super entertaining game to play with friends:
doesn't matter imaginary or real ones.
Although keep in mind that if you play with imaginary friends, you will need another pair
of non-imaginary hands.
Why everything must be so complicated?
I don't get it.
Othercide
Here you will lead your army of female warriors to battle.
Your skill in combat will decide their fate, shape their abilities and personality.
So under your command they probably just die angrily in pain and agony.
Anyway, jokes aside, like in all turn-based games, here you will have to plan your moves
carefully, because one wrong action can lead your party to failure.
Although the game offers cool mechanics, where you can sacrifice one to heal another - survivors
will get stronger, ready to fight the next battle.
The bad news is that this game practices permadeath.
So by sacrificing warriors you are like sacrificing them for real.
And the elephant in the room is of course the visuals of the game.
Only black, white and red color palette exists here and makes this game stand out from other
similar projects.
Warhammer 40,000: Sanctus Reach
This is a turn-based strategy game where you will lead the Space Wolves in their struggle
against the Orks in two long story-driven campaigns.
You will command several dozen different authentically crafted units and heroes, with unique and
detailed 3D models.
Both campaigns combined consist of more than 45 missions and skirmishes.
Game has three difficulty levels, so it is a nice pick for newbies and for veterans as
well.
The downside is that the game lacks variety in the campaign's maps and there are just
a few music tracks.
Despite that the review score on Steam is very positive and people are saying that this
is a great game for tactical game lovers.
Although keep in mind that AI here just cheats.
It can spawn units out of thin air in very inconvenient positions and ruin your day.
Solasta: Crown of the Magister
Here you will Discover the shattered world of Solasta: explore ruins and dungeons for
legendary treasures, learn the truth of an age-old cataclysm - and stop it from happening
again.
You will be able to create your own party of adventurers in the classic tabletop RPG
tradition.
The choices you'll make while choosing various skills, traits and backstories of your heroes
will reflect in their dialogue.
You know, if some of them are born in Potatosaladistan, they will always be enemies with the guys
who put pineapple in their potato salad.
And with these characters you will dive into long forgotten dungeons to unearth ancient
artifacts, but stay watchful of light and darkness: many dangers hide in the dark, but
a light can attract monsters as well.
Some enemies have darkvision, some may flee from your torch...
But you know, as I always say - the best way to light your way is with fireballs.
It doesn't really matter if your enemies have darkvision or not - a fried monster is always
better than a raw monster.
So the game is a pure treasure for CRPG fans and it also includes Dungeon Maker, so you
can make your own stories and maps or play some good ones created by way more talented
people than you.
Book of Demons
It is a surprisingly good game ignored by many just because of how it looks.
It has great lighting effects, but those paper figures are definitely not for everyone.
Anyway, here you can decide the length of the quests.
Wield magic cards instead of weapons and slay armies of darkness in the dungeons below the
Old Cathedral.
Yeah I bet you heard that somewhere.
People on Steam are talking that Book of Demons has great replayability with a variety of
combinations, interesting art direction and fast, non boring gameplay.
Although some are saying that the game can become a bit monotonous.
Buuut I'm pretty much sure that it can happen because of the skills and spells you use.
If your build is not fun enough - you will not get enough fun.
Simple, right?
So google some nice builds before you play, let there be a bit of Book of Demons among
big boobed milfs in your search history.
Anyway, the game has 91% of positive reviews and is kinda cheap.
Rayman Origins
I won't be lying that this is one of the coolest platformers I have ever tried.
Although it is obviously oriented to a younger audience.
So officially buy it for your kid or nephew, let him play for a while and then, when nobody
sees, ruin all the highscores the kid has set.
Yeah, show your dominance.
Show that little bugger who the real boss is.
Although, let’s be honest, there is a huge chance that you can't get even close to the
highscores kid has set.
Anyway, Rayman Origins is set in a rich world with over 100 characters and 12 unique environments.
It includes over 60 levels of platforming.
You often will unlock new abilities and with them you can return to previous levels to
discover new secrets.
Cool concept, very positive review score on Steam and the price is more than nice.
The Shore
I have played this game while it was still in development and I was really impressed
by the grand scale of some creatures and entities that roam this Lovecraftian world.
Well, by saying Lovecraftian I really mean it - you will literally encounter Ctulhu himself.
So basically The Shore is a game about the mystery of the unknown, set on a forbidden
island filled with horrors.
Here you will take control of Andrew, a father searching for his lost daughter and while
doing the searching part you will awaken a cosmic horror or two.
Or you know, four.
Or seven.
This game is filled with them.
Although keep in mind that it is not flawless, it has some bugs, some invisible walls and
terrible combat.
Although fighting is not the main aspect of The Shore, that’s for sure.
Anyway, for this price I can really recommend this game if you like dark stories, Lovecraftian
worlds, your mother in law and creepy wibes in general.
Also it has photorealistic graphics and looks amazing.
Tails of Iron
Set in a grim dark land plagued by war the game is a hand-drawn RPG Adventure with punishingly
brutal combat.
As an heir to the Rat Throne, you must restore your broken Kingdom by banishing the merciless
Frog Clan and their ferocious leader.
As you explore the deceivingly charming world, you’ll encounter a cast of unique companions,
ready to aid you in your adventure.
And you’ll need all the help you can get, because to be honest you suck and with companions
you suck less.
So any help you get is great - whether that’s new potato salad recipes, blueprints to forge
deadly weapons and armor, or even a land-chugging, armor-plated mole-mobile!
Title has about 90% of positive reviews on Steam, so it’s fair to say - Tails of Iron
is a good game.
In Sound Mind
This is a survival horror where you will experience a series of haunting memories.
You will take on a journey through a progression of unsettling stories, each with unique puzzles,
mechanics, weapons, and boss fights.
Basically here you play as a town therapist and dive into the strange worlds of your patients.
The game is a bit scary and plays as a psychological thriller - all the levels are unique, and
all of them hold a certain ominous atmosphere.
So it will definitely grow some hair on your mental balls.
People on Steam are saying that almost nobody expected the game to be this good for this
price.
And I totally recommend it for you as well.
Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break
Here competitive tower defense meets arcade action and gets rolled up with quirky, Monty
Python-esque humor into one huge game.
This time around, you can even design and build your own levels and share your creations
with players from all over the world.
I ain't gonna lie - this game is loved less than two previous games and, honestly, it
has ended the franchise.
The biggest all time simultaneous player peak was only 205.
For example this number for the first part is 1300 and the second part had a staggering,
for this style of game, 2200 simultaneous player peak.
That’s 10 times more than the third part.
But third Rock of Ages is in no way a bad game.
It failed to survive the hype train and crashed, developers abandoned it after a few months,
so it has a fair share of bugs, but for this price it's a really good deal.
I do recommend.
Foregone
I think someone sent me the code and I installed the game just to check it out, but I was hooked
for a few hours.
I never finished it, but I definitely played way more than I was expecting to.
I’m not a platformer player at all to be honest and it still hooked me hard.
The game itself is not that long as well - you will beat it in about 6 hours if you have
a skill.
And if you are like me - it will take you way longer than this.
Just use the gamepad, it's kinda terrible to control it with a keyboard.
My controller was on the table a few meters away and I was too lazy to connect it, so
believe me, I know what I say.
The game itself is really detailed, colorful and really fun to play.
Your character has a lot of cool skills you will enjoy using.
Also a very positive review score on Steam is making this game for this price a must
play for every platformers fan.
Vaporum
This is a grid-based, single-player & single-character dungeon crawler RPG set in an original steampunk
setting.
Game is obviously inspired by old-school games like Dungeon Master, The Eye of the Beholder
series, and the most recent Legend of Grimrock.
So here, stranded in the middle of an ocean, in front of a gigantic tower, you have to
find out what the place is, what happened there, and most importantly, who you are and
where that secret beer stash is.
Game looks beautiful, so if you like dungeon crawlers keep in mind
that this one has very positive reviews on Steam and is a true gem for your collection.
Fort Triumph
This is a hybrid between Heroes of Might and Magic and traditional XCOM-centric games.
Meaning that you have a large World map where you can freeroam and search for various treasures
and the battle map, where all the action is happening.
And you can actually utilize your surroundings - Every tree or boulder is a potential weapon
in battle.
So here you will lead a band of heroes with different skill sets through a witty and funny
fantasy plot.
Yeah, the game doesn't take itself seriously, but that sometimes can be repulsive for more
serious players.
The game looks and feels like a cartoon, but the difficulty is not childish, believe you
me.
I played it on normal and it felt like Nightmare.
Although if you were used to getting free games from Epic - check your library, you
may already have it.
Warhammer 40,000: Gladius - Relics of War
That’s a long ass name, I give them that.
The game has a very Positive review score and 90% discount - that is great but of course
there is a catch - if you like the game, keep in mind that there are about 13 DLCs available.
So yeah, that's a trap for your wallet, but it may be a pleasant one.
Maybe you like to suffer.
I don’t judge.
Anyway, Warhammer 40,000: Gladius - Relics of War brings you to a world of terror and
violence with the turn-based 4X strategy game.
Here you will face a challenging AI and cooperate or compete with friends and strangers across
the globe.
Play as one of four iconic Warhammer factions, each with their own unique playstyle and technology
tree.
Explore a randomly generated world filled with special features and threatening wildlife
that can crush your troop's morale.
People on Steam are talking that this is a great strategy game, but as I've mentioned
before - many say that without DLCs it feels incomplete.
Well, this price is a joke, so you can risk it anyway.
Manifold Garden
The game looks like a creation of AI where you promted it to create "something 3D geometrical
and physics based".
But this game is not just beautiful gibberish.
It's an actual game with an expansive and visually striking world filled with mind-bending
puzzles.
Here you will have to manipulate gravity to gain new perspectives and walk on any visible
surface.
You will explore structures that repeat infinitely and aso play with photo mode and make some
beautiful art for your office.
I'm not kidding.
Your boss, if he's not a gamer - will approve this quite easily.
And if he’s a gamer that will be even easier.
It seems that the game was made mostly by one man and that is a huge achievement.
People on Steam are saying that you don’t need drugs to feel like you are on drugs while
playing this game.
Also it is very satisfying to watch all these structures unfold in front of you.
Or should I say, non manifold in front of you?
Thank you for watching, have a nice day and I’ll see you next time, bye!