Yes, the store page mentions Getting Over It.
…Why?
I would question this but after that previous game this seems more reasonable.
Sorry, I’m just looking at trees again.
that welcome mat is good
…ELCO
W. M
true Art
And now… various aesthetics!
I sometimes wonder why no one has ever made an Arkanoid-type game where instead of a paddle you have a giant fox paw that knocks a furry ball around a Zelda-type overworld… but no longer!
Here are a couple of screenshots of the store page for Joy the Pug, see if you can guess what part annoyed me.
I was so hyped for a new Battle Chess, but it turns out this is just a straight adventure game that takes place across 64 different chess boards where if an enemy piece captures one of yours said piece becomes a zombie working for the other side.
it’s gotta be “metroidvania-like”
I was thinking it was because they claim ‘lots of puns’ and yet totally missed the opportunity with ‘emBARK’
The Checked Box followed by colon check.
Rudie is the most correct, although really there are no wrong answers here. I would have also accepted putting the exact same description of your story/gameplay/key features two times in a row (except for half of the gameplay description getting listed under key features).
I gotta be honest, I just included the above one as I have no idea what it is a screenshot of.
So this may now be babies with weapons week…
Whoa what’s that VGA-lookin’ FPS?
it’s free
So I uh just went downloaded and beat the whole thing, it looks and sounds great but unfortunately plays pretty lamely
Only one game was interesting today (and in truth feeling low energy) so we’re just gonna look at Uranus (grow up) as it had this wonderful sales pitch:
That is surely my favorite genre of game! Here is a gif of what it looks like:
In case that’s too big, here is a screenshot:
And finally here is the game’s frequently asked questions section copied in full with zero alterations of my own (well the italics don’t C&P properly, sorry about that):
Uranus, the random game names’ random game of the day~
exactly revealing enough to triangulate the author’s age down to the month
