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A top-down semi-bullet hell game where you have some abilities.
Has potential, but just doesn’t land the execution.
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A top-down shooter where you’re a train.
Tedious and boring.
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https://www.codenameentertainment.com/?page=idle_champions
An idle game with characters and equipment. I guess.
Designed to ruin your eyesight? Might have potential if I could actually keep progression. My first of this sort, but it still seems like shit.
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https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/mages-of-mystralia
https://store.steampowered.com/app/529660/Mages_of_Mystralia/
A cute fixed-but-moving camera spell casting action game.
Has some hope, but ultimately has too many buttons and the gameplay is rough and annoying.
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https://www.blankmediagames.com/
I have no idea what this is, there doesn’t seem to be any gameplay in an empty room.
Meh.
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https://store.steampowered.com/app/1794680/Vampire_Survivors/
A fancy knockoff of Smash TV.
Exciting and confusing for a bit of fun. Has no victory condition; after some time you are guaranteed to die. Worth a look.
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Beautiful Mystic Survivors – (2023 game) is a waifu clone.
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https://www.neondoctrine.com/games/lost-castle/
A basic side-scrolling beat ’em up.
Fair.
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Entertainment > Games > Borderlands – (2009 game) >
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https://web.archive.org/web/20150929062031/http://www.borderlands2.com:80/
I have nothing but positive things to say about this game. Except for the negative things.
I haven’t done a proper review, and might bother some time later.
- Preceded by Borderlands – (2009 game)
- Followed by Borderlands – The Pre-Sequel
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Full ultrawide support, even in windowed fullscreen. It’s a big difference.
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https://www.minecraft.net/en-us
A procedurally generated survival game with shitty graphics, which became popular because it was first-to-market and took advantage of nostalgia.
Unfortunately, Minecraft was never completed and the author fucked off with the money to make another game. Even with extraordinary success, the author didn’t make good on promises and the game was never finished. (It would later be “finished” by having a recipe book concept and an “end”; neither of which are any good.)
I loved this game, and even bought it twice to support the developer, but because it was Java it would bring a computer to its knees. Being sold out to Microsoft (for their upcoming virtual reality stuff I’d bet) was bafflingly insulting.
I would try it again years later, and it hasn’t had basic improvements.
