Hi, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start with
Megaquarium
This is a theme park management tycoon game with an aquatic twist.
Here you will need to design your displays, look after your animals, manage your staff
and keep your guests happy.
Starting with just a few tanks and the most basic of livestock, you’ll grow your aquarium
to a glass metropolis filled with hundreds of guests and staff.
Game features almost 100 different marine species including fish, sharks, crustaceans,
corals, jellyfish, other invertebrates and turtles!
Also giraffes, elephants and even a Spinosaurus!
Yeah, they don't come with an original game, but the modding community is huge, so you
can literally have a theme park of extinct marine fauna if you want.
Or you can mod the game yourself and make your own animal.
Beervodkatopus or even potatosaladosaurus is a prefered creation.
TheHunter: Call of The Wild
This is one of the most immersive hunting games I have ever played.
Well, to be fair, there aren’t any even close titles in this field by quality, so
if you like hunting games, just take this one without hesitation and... you know massacre
a deer herd or two, free the forests from the animal pest, and let the beautiful plants
live in peace without any disturbance from the fauna.
Well actually to hunt anything here will be a challenge because this game is as realistic
as possible.
Ask yourself a question: How many times have you been walking in the forest in your lifetime?
And how many times have you seen a moose or a deer in the wild?
Yeah, I thought so, so you can imagine how TheHunter treats its players - with miles
of lush vegetation and zero animals in sight.
Once I spent 40 minutes until I saw my first deer and then of course I missed my shot.
But I don’t mind, I like walking around in these beautiful landscapes.
Also I should probably say that I’m against hunting for fun in real life, as I’m against
stealing cars as we do in GTA, but this is a game.
It’s not real.
Kill them all.
Also, do you know what is better than a games on sale?
Of course, it’s free games, so I want to recommend to you this Youtube channel named
Should You Play it?
Two friends specialize in making videos about free games all over the internet and answering
the question - Should you play it or... you know, not.
Everything from Steam to Epic, all that is free - they cover it and they do that fast
so you would never miss a great deal.
Check them out.
Two Point Hospital
Here you will build and decorate a hospital, cure patients with utterly bizarre illnesses,
train your staff, and upgrade machines to create the most effective facility possible.
Game is humorous, here you will find various funny diseases you can cure.
Or at least you can try to cure them.
Also, I kinda think that those illnesses are funny only to you and definitely not to your
patients.
You wouldn’t want an assickles popping on your face or you know, a heavy case of penisitis,
I'm pretty sure of that.
People on Steam are talking that if you are a fan of sim builders, this is not just a
recommended game, but a must play.
And of course, if you are old enough you can remember Theme Hospital game made by Bullfrog
- the same company who made Dungeon Keeper.
And Two Point Hospital is a copy of Theme Hospital, just with modern graphics and gameplay.
Also I should warn you that this game is very addictive.
If you could snort it or inject it into your veins, it would probably be the most addictive
substance in the universe.
You know, you don’t get addicted to cocaine just by looking at it, but you do that with
Two Point Hospital.
Mind blown.
Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator
This is a really unique and satisfying game.
Here you will learn how to make various potions: from rat poison to love elixir, which you
can later give to your mother-in-law, so she would love you more than her actual daughter.
What a devious plan that is!
Also here you can buy various ingredients from traveling merchants or grow them by yourself
in your medieval garden.
Game is still in early access, but very positive reviews are here for a reason: people on Steam
are talking that Potion Craft is a really relaxing chill game without many restraints,
like you know, time that runs out.
No, nothing like that here.
Really simple, yet thoughtful game.
Mudrunner
As I’ve said a few times already, I usually don’t play any car games.
You could probably tell that by the sheer amount of racing and driving videos in my
channel.
There aren’t any.
But somehow, somehow I played this game where you have to drive a heavy-load truck and I
liked it.
This game is very different from anything that involves cars - This is Dark Souls of
driving - MudRunner is a torture.
And by torture I mean that this is a puzzle game.
Yeah - every mission is a puzzle you have to solve.
It’s really hard, you often fail, your truck is stuck, it happens so often that it even
rhymes, and you have to restart the whole mission over and over again.
But when you finally solve one puzzle and successfully deliver the goods you are up
for the next challenge.
And then the next one.
And when you finish this game, keep in mind that there is one more called the Snowrunner.
So plenty of torture for you.
Hellish Quart
Chop various limbs from your opponent’s body and be the best butcher in town.
Hellish Quart is a fighting game in which you battle using 17th century melee weapons
in the setting of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
I’m not gonna lie, it is really nice for me to see a game that is based on the land
of my ancestors.
Game is focused on a realistic representation of sword fights: here one successful strike
is enough to beat the opponent.
Three successful rounds wins you the game.
Imagine a Mortal Kombat game where you have to land only one punch to win the round.
And that is the whole point of Hellish Quart - be very good and precise or be dead.
That’s why this game is considered a simulator.
The discount is low, but the game is in Early Access and is kinda cheap anyway, so if you
like fighting games, this one should be at least in your radar.
Escape Simulator
This is a first-person puzzler you can play solo or in an online co-op.
Developers are recommending to take on the puzzles with at least 2 or 3 friends, but
they are surely overrating our ability to befriend someone.
Despite that, this game is fully playable alone as well, you just have to solve everything
by yourself.
And that is fun and games while your IQ can carry you on.
Anyway here you will explore a set of highly interactive escape rooms.
Move furniture, pick up and examine everything, smash pots and break locks!
Game also supports community-made rooms through the level editor, also you can try it for
free - there is a demo version available.
People on Steam are talking that the potential of Escape Simulator is endless and the community
is great as well.
Game has 94% of positive reviews on Steam, meaning that it is only 1% short of Overwhelmingly
positive rating.
Project Hospital
Another game where you will be building your very own hospital.
Except this time it's a serious business without funny diseases or events.
Here you will become an ace doctor, an aspiring architect and a successful manager at the
same time.
I especially like the details of this game, how you put a microscope on the table, how
monitors are lit up only when the doctor is using them and many many other small things.
You know how they say - the devil is in the details.
Also this game has great educational value - I've heard actual doctors saying that this
is a very impressive title.
So if you ever wanted to become an outstanding penis doctor, but life ripped this chance
out of your weak hands, this is your opportunity to at least take a glimpse at this glorious
life you will never have.
Hundred Days - Winemaking Simulator
Here you will have complete control of a new Winery.
First choose which vines to grow, learn how to grow them and when to harvest.
Then follow the entire winemaking process and decide on the type of wine you want to
produce.
You will also have to sell the wine produced to allow your company to expand, grow more
vines and make more kinds of the product.
For example I'm not a fan of wine, I like beer and occasionally a shot of vodka, but
once I tried to make a wine in a 5 liter plastic bottle.
I know for some of you it may sound like a blasphemy already, but wait, that's not the
end.
You may think that I bought grapes and then extracted the juice from them, but oh boy,
that is so not correct.
I bought from the grocery store several liters of grape juice, pineapple juice and apple
juice and mixed everything in my 5 liter plastic bottle.
Then I did everything else needed to make the wine and after a few months I made myself
a 4 liters of stuff that I proudly called the wine.
It was more like a vinegar with alcohol - the taste was terrible, but I was poor back then,
so me and my friends drank it all anyway.
The headache the next day was out of this world and it was hard to leave the toilet
for the next week or so, but I recovered and made another batch.
Eastern Europe in a nutshell.
Also, speaking about games - GOG Spring sale is happening now, so you can use my link in
the description below and find yourself some more great discounted games.
Thank you for watching, have a nice day and I'll see you next time, bye!