Hi, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start with
Achilles: Legends Untold
Here you will take control of a man with a really weak heel but with very strong everything
else.
Including his balls.
The journey will take you to many different corners of mythological lands where you will
obtain powerful artifacts that will aid you in your quest.
Developers wanted to implement souls-like combat in this action RPG hack and slash game,
and they did, but they realized one important thing - there is a huge crowd of gamers who
don't like super difficult stuff like that, so they went a bit lighter on the souls side
of the game, making it easy to learn but hard to master.
Well, I guess we all had that experience with Witcher 3, when we were feeling really good
about ourselves when slashing ghouls and bandits and then we had to fight the golem.
You can play Achilles alone or in online co-op with other people.
The game features a violent combat system, there's gushing blood, puddles of intestines,
severed heads, and decapitated limbs.
So don’t play this game if you are a...
Spark in The Dark
This is an atmospheric Dungeon Crawler in a medieval dark fantasy setting, where the
hero sneaks into the depths of a grim Dungeon created thousands of years ago.
This place is shrouded in mystery.
Horrible legends and gloomy ancient stories full of unimaginable things have been going
around for centuries.
The Endless Dungeon that was created long before people now it is a place of darkness
and ugly creatures, like your ex mother in law.
Here you will find 5 hero classes with unique skills and in game you will stumble upon deadly
traps, secret places and deep lore with about a hundred books with stories revealing the
secrets of the dark Dungeon.
I already have this game in my Steam library, but I can’t play it anyway, it’s unreleased,
duh.
But there is a thing you can do.
Try a demo version of the game, it’s free and you can find it on Steam.
Corepunk
Game looks like World of Warcraft and League of Legends had a baby
“a crossbreed”
Yes, and I like it.
Game instantly hits some nostalgia spots for me and that is a good thing although I’m
not a fan of colors.
Corepunk is a huge MMORPG project, it is in development for about six years by a team
of more than 100 people.
What is this game all about?
It’s easy - you choose your class and explore an open world covered by fog of war.
Game’s world consists from the small desert camps to thriving steampunk cities - Corepunk
is full of diverse landscapes.
And the best thing is that those landscapes do not restrict your movement - for example
a river is not an obstacle, you can swim in it.
Except if it is a river of vodka.
You know, people are drinking that stuff, don’t put your sweaty flabby body in it,
don’t contaminate it . Although I don’t think you will find a river of vodka in there.
And that’s a shame.
Also another cool thing is public transport, much like trains in World of Warcraft.
In general the game looks very cool, I can't say anything bad just by looking at it.
You can sign up for beta in corepunk.com for a chance to be one of the first ones to try
the game.
When released Corepunk will not be free to play and thus will not implement any buyable
boosters of any kind, you know, like a storage space in the Path of Exile.
Nothing like that here.
Of course you can buy cosmetics, because without them they will go bankrupt and you... you
will look less amazing.
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.
Let’s be fair, that won’t happen.
You can also download the demo version right now and try the game for free.
Make some impact before you die.
You know, at least in game.
Lost Ark
Game was created and released in Korea in 2019 and later it had an adaptation in Russia,
but the English version is only now blazing its way to our hearts.
The game is huge, it was created by about 150 employees and it runs on Unreal Engine
featuring great artwork and visual effects.
Here the whole world is in chaos from the attack of the demon army: six legions of them
are about to invade the human world.
And that world has become a place where there are no heroes left and everyone has forgotten
about the Ark that defeated the demons in the past.
Well it seems that this world of pussies will suffer until you arrive and explain to the
demons politely... how to die.
So here you will venture the vast world to gather the pieces of Ark and squeeze the blood
and feces from demons with your almighty skills and abilities.
Carbon
This is a dark and gritty sci-fi cyberpunk action RPG game set in the timeline of the
very end of the 21st century.
Here you can hack and slash your enemies like butter, shoot them with various rifles or
use modern technology to overpower your puny adversaries.
For example you can swarm drones and be like some cybermancer who controls an army of robotic
minions.
You can imagine that the first skill level is drones, later you will probably get some
combat droids and lastly take control of enemies by hacking their brains and surround yourself
with cyber slaves.
Not only for combat purposes ;)
Game is really detailed and every item you find has a unique model that you can easily
see when you gear up your hero.
That detail level is really nice and shows that devs are taking their job seriously.
Although I can’t tell that I’m a fan of those confined spaces where the combat is
happening.
It kinda screams about restrictions and, you know, lack of money.
And they don’t even have a Steam page yet.
Sands of Aura
A powerful spell has covered the world in a sea of sand.
From the depths of the dying world to the tallest spires of crumbled civilizations,
those who have endured now live in the waning memories of a once lush, bountiful realm.
I think any of you who live in sandy parts of the world or just like to visit the beach
from time to time, know how terrible the sand is and how it can get to every crack of your
body.
Yes, especially in that crack.
So, I can only imagine that enemies in this game must be at least twice as fierce than
in non sandy games, because geez sand everywhere can get you mad really quick.
Although the game is played from top-down perspective and looks like a hack and slash
RPG, which it is, the combat itself is more like in dark souls.
Meaning that you will die a lot and that, at least for me, takes a lot of fun away.
I have played the early access build of the game and I must admit that I failed to kill
the first boss.
I tried for about half an hour, but there was just no way for me to even get close to
victory.
I literally had the same chances of killing that boss as to persuade Jeniffer Lawrence
to go with me on a date.
Although to be honest that date thing sounds more possible.
Boss battle was really terrible, I was so
“Disappointed!”
Thank you for watching, have a nice day and I’ll see you next time, bye.