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Languages: English, Portuguese - Brazil
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[i] Well, there are 9 indie games in this bundle, 4 of them are not particularly interesting to me - that includes 2 dull arcades, one game full of nonsense, and a text adventure. Now the other 5 games are not too bad, although they are not very long. By far the best one is the Spookios which is a top-down arcade with 4 playable characters, but it felt like a demo. Roguelite game is alright, you can play it co-op which is nice, except that it lacks true fullscreen. Also, it has a point&click adventure with the neat art style and terrible interface, I might still play it though. My personal favorite was a first-person exploration game, it just had a good sense of humor which you going to need exploring this bundle. The last one is some sort of RPG-Maker style game, seems alright. I enjoy these bundles just because it's like opening a present, not knowing what you will run into. I don't know how many of these are free somewhere on the internet like itch, but at $4 you might find a few interesting titles. [/i]
Just played through this collection of little games for the first time and I must say they are very strange, they're mostly quick alternate takes on more popular types of games but they can be entertaining at times. Cosmic Rain: In this game you just gotta run around dropping eggs into a cauldron or something, you can also stack eggs to create some kinda potions that you use to kill the enemies on the screen so you can throw them into the cauldron too or something, very basic and the controls aren't good but its alright I guess. 3/5 Curse Bringer: This one is just some kinda text adventure game, not really much to this one either, in fact as I was playing it all of a sudden I couldn't continue, whenever I tried to click on the screen nothing happened so I dunno if I got to the end or what. 1/5 Killing Moon: This ones like a top down point and click adventure game, the issue is it seems like there's absolutely no dialogue in the game, like I see the boxes but nothing is written in them, seems to be a bug, can't really play it so can't really give it a rating but it looks cool I guess. EDIT: The no dialogue bug was fixed but now whenever you grab the vodka and leave the bathroom after you talk to the two people the game just freezes, can't move, can't do anything, its problem after problem with this game it seems. Spookids: Probably the best one so far, its like a top down shooter type thing where you kill pumpkins and skeletons and stuff, pretty fun, seems to have 4 player coop so if you got nothing to do on halloween maybe invite some friends over and play this for the 10 minutes that it lasts. 4/5 Spooky Cooking: This is basically a mobile game, you just press on the screen to shoot pumpkins into a cauldron, spooky monsters come across the screen so you have to time your clicks so you can get as many in before something pops up else you die, very simple, not much to it, its ok I guess. 2/5 Thursday the 12th: A strange little game where you seem to be Jason from Friday the 13th waking up on thursday the 12th and eating some breakfast and then hopping into a car to go on your massacre, very short but is pretty amusing and has some good references including G-Man, lol. 4/5 Tower of 100 Floors: Its basically a cheap version of enter the gungeon, you pick up a gun, you get a randomly generated floor and you shoot the enemies on it, not really my cup of tea but its kinda fun I guess. 3/5 Wishing Sarah: This one kind of looks like pokemon, seems to be similar to Killing Moon except you can walk around freely instead of using the mouse to walk, plus you have a map and stuff, it seemed pretty cool at first but then I got to some maze and all of a sudden I got stuck in it, couldn't press any buttons I was just stuck there in front of 3 doorways so not sure what to do about that, but what I did see of it looked interesting. 3/5 Worship the Demon Lord: This seems to be a 2 player pvp only game where you play as some cat or something and you play a series of minigames while horrifically strange music plays in the background, its a bit weird. 2/5 Overall a decent little collection of short, basic indie games, you could probably beat them all and get all the achievements in this in like a couple hours but I guess it supports some indie dudes so its fine, overall I'd give it a 3.5/5, since its so cheap its worth a check, especially since not many halloween themed games are coming out these days.
9 games in one ( although the " game " merely serves as a launcher for the 9 games, you can just launch them directly by opening the folder if you like.) Some of them are hit and miss - Spookids is a win - I loved that one, 100 floor tower is good as well, I didn't play all of them, a few are just so janky ( there's one where you move your character with mouse only, and it works badly, the directions are bad, and you will hit a progress will pretty much right away ) With that being said the game is bargain priced - and you get your money's worth with spookids and 100 floor tower alone. not a bad lil collection, and maybe others will enjoy the games I didn't -
Let's be honest here, you really can't go wrong when you're getting 9 games for the price of less than 1! Spooky Station is a great little package filled with games from a wide variety of genres. You feel like playing an old school top-down beat 'em up game? Spookids is where it's at! You want a text-based adventure game where you play a witch on a mission to deal with a devilish demon? Curse Bringer is your jam! Point and click adventure games, casual puzzles games, an adventure RPG... it's all in here! It's quite a body of work that brings together a whole bunch of different indie devs and I think it's a genius little idea that we see more of in the future! So get this bought, get stuck in and have some fun! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wn8eHclmQPg
o gema fez um desses jogos daí e amei
9 jogos por 10 reais, todos são legais e são de desenvolvedores independentes, não tem motivo pra você não comprar
(I'm writing this review in English, as always, even though this is a Brazilian product. You know, I need to practice my English, and I get enough Portuguese practice in my daily life, so yeah.) One thing that makes me really happy is to see the Brazilian indie market flourishing. Brazil is quite unique in that it's one of the world's few major economies that lacks a significant AAA game industry, but more than makes up for it with its indies. From Momodora to Dandara, our indies are always full of passion. Spooky Station is a collection of nine short games themed around Halloween. From what I gather, each of these games is made by a different dev team. Not all games in this compilation are great, but all of them show passion and dedication. Some of the devs involved were still inexperienced at the time this was made, but hopefully they'll keep improving until they can make great things in the future. I guess it'd make sense to review each game individually, so let's start from the top. COSMIC RAIN: Cosmic Rain is an arcade game where you play as a cute "blobmancer" apprentice who, in the wake of the titular Cosmic Rain event, has to show her blobmancing teacher all she has learned in her studies. The core gameplay loop consists of navigating a simple stage manipulating these cute colored "blob" things that fall from the sky. The goal is to add ingredients to a cauldron in the right order. It is really simple, fun and unique. There are problems, though. First, the game has a time limit, but no on-screen timer. The only indication we get that the time is running out is an hourglass that shows up on screen without any kind of fanfare. If there was an on-screen timer, and the music got faster when we were about to run out, this would be a lot better. Also, the timer keeps running even when you're in a dialog box, which shouldn't happen. Also, whenever you run out of time, the game doesn't allow you to continue from the level you failed at, instead sending you all the way back to the beginning. This game would work better with a level select screen. Overall, this game has a fun core loop, but some design oversights keep it from being as good as it could be. CURSE BRINGER: Curse Bringer is a choose-your-own-adventure game. I'd call it a graphic novel, but there are no graphics. It's not bad, but it's not my cup of tea. I can see that a lot of work and love went into it, and the story it tells is not bad, but the game was a bit too empty for me to enjoy. Maybe I'm just too impatient for this kind of game. KILLING MOON: Killing Moon is a point-and-click adventure with cool Genesis-esque pixel graphics and nice atmospheric music. There is a simple HUD containing all the information you need at all times, and the mission objectives are comprehensive and concise. The puzzles in the game are pretty good, as they never require leaps of moon logic, and the solutions always make sense. With that said, I don't like that the game only saves after you finish a chapter. What if I have to leave before I'm done? Apart from that, this game is a decent graphic adventure, with a decent horror story to boot. There are multiple endings too, the devs really went the extra mile with this one. EDIT: it softlocks you if you do things out of order. That's a massive point against it. SPOOKIDS: Okay, this one is AWESOME. Spookids is a top-down action shooter in the vein of games like Zombies Ate my Neighbors and Pocky & Rocky. The graphics are lovely, and the music is great. The silly story is super adorable as well. Unlike shooters that automatically scroll in one direction, this one allows you to freely roam around the level, and occasionally rewards exploration with some secret goodies. I wish more games did that, it's super fun. This game's core loop consists mostly of shooting enemies and dodging bullets, but there are some platforming sections that are also pretty good. The gameplay flows really well, and the controls are really smooth. The game apparently supports local co-op for up to four players. I couldn't test the multiplayer since my wife was already asleep at the time I wrote this, unfortunately. There are some issues, though. Sometimes you may follow a branch in a level that leads you back to an earlier section of it. That's not that bad, but it may lead to the player taking a few unnecessary points of damage before they realize they have to backtrack. In spite of that small flaw, this game is absolutely excellent. If it weren't for its short length, it'd be well worth the asking price by itself. SPOOKY COOKING: Spooky Cooking is a skill game where you have to click the screen at the right time so that the pumpkins will reach the cauldron without hitting any obstacles. The gameplay is simple, but fun. The graphics go for a kids storybook style rather than a pixel style, and they're super charming. The variety in cute obstacles to dodge is sweet too. This one is simple but fun. There's little else to say. It's also addictive, I spent a long time playing it. THURSDAY THE 12TH: Thursday the 12th is a first-person adventure game with a "comedy horror" vibe to it. You play as a serial killer getting ready for his "big day." The wholesome atmosphere set by the colorful graphics and silly music contrasts hilariously with the horrible things the main character does. There are dead bodies and creepy stuff all around his house, to which he reacts like a child would react to teddy bears, toys or pets. Overall, this is a nice little story, but there's pretty much zero gameplay. Still, it's a fun experience worth a playthrough. TOWER OF 100 FLOORS: Tower of 100 Floors is a roguelike shooter where you play as a cat scaling the titular tower. In every floor, you need to kill all foes in order to move on. The shooting mechanics are good, and there's a decent variety of weapons and foes. Roguelikes have this addictive quality to them, so I ended up playing this for much longer than the other games. The game is hard, but never unfair, as it doesn't punish you for things you can't control. With that said, certain things could be better. The "rolling" mechanic is not very useful, since it makes you slow down to a nearly full stop. Also, it's a bit too easy to fall in pits and water, leading to many premature deaths. In spite of those problems, this game is pretty good. Hard, but fair. The graphics go for a red on black palette that is really charming, and the music is nice as well. WISHING SARAH: Wishing Sarah is a simple top-down adventure game with a Gameboy graphical style. It draws inspiration from games like Yume Nikki, Ib, etc. The gameplay is really basic, but the nice sad story and funny writing make the game enjoyable all the way to the end. Like Thursday the 12th, there is little here that I'd call gameplay, but it's a fun experience nonetheless. WORSHIP THE DEMON LORD: Worship the Demon Lord is an arcade game with creepy-cute graphics and an adorable Halloweeny atmosphere. It is meant to be played by two people, where they compete to please the demon lord more than the other in a small series of minigames. I couldn't bring myself to play much of it due to the very bizarre problem with the music. I don't know how to explain it, but it's like it keeps turning on and off constantly, and it's really annoying to listen to. Anyway, I didn't have a player 2 with me at the time of writing, so I can't give this one a thorough review. === FINAL WORDS === I'm quite pleased with this small bundle. Some of the games are pretty good, some of them not so much, but all of them show dedication and passion. Spookids and Tower of 100 Floors are my favorite games in this bundle. The third place is either Killing Moon or Cosmic Rain, not sure which. All in all, Spooky Station is definitely worth the low asking price. I'm gonna keep an eye out on these developers' future works, eagerly awaiting some more indie goodness from them.
Conserta as conquistas do jogo da torre pelo amor de deus (Persistence, Master Cat, No need for a shovel) I_(0-0)_I
Spooky Cooking is mobile game. Tower Of 100 Floors is the goat of this collection. A simpler version of Enter The Gungeon and you play a cat, what more can you ask? I think I finished Wishing Sarah but if I did there is no ending and the music was irritating as f*ck even for a Gameboy game. A pretty boring and confusing game without any punch. The Story mode in Cosmic Rain is a tutorial. I didn't even finish it because I got a bug where I couldn't move my character so I was f*cked without restarting over and I didn't want to even bother because I was bored. Thursday The 12Th is fonctionnal but there is barrely a game there, you just click on items in your to do list and that's it. No punch there either and it's a 5-10 minutes clicking simulator. Worship The Demon Lord is cancer ear rape. F*ck this game. Curse Bringer is also barrely a game. It's a text based adventure with choices but most of the times you only have 1 choice lol and the game crashed on me at the end. Killing Moon isn't functionnal. I had an infirmary key and I tried it on all the doors and it didn't work, even on the one with a big red cross. If you die you have to restart from the beginning of the chapter you died, that suck. Spooky Land is an ok game but it didn't catch me well enough I was bored. It wasn't terrible but it was just mediocre. Overall this list is pretty bad, I wouldn't even use it to wipe my as*, except for Tower Of 100 Floors. Edit : I would just get Enter the Gungeon or Nuclear Throne instead since Tower of 100 Floors is the only good game and it's way more repetitive than these 2.
[b] Cosmic Rain [/b] bem confuso no início, mas mais pra metade o jogo fica BEM difícil, parcialmente porquê as mecânicas são realmente desafiadores, e parcialmente porquê os controles não são dos melhores. tirando os bugs e a música loopada, é um joguinho bem divertido. [b] Curse Bringer [/b] fiquei bem surpreso depois que eu notei que ia ser só texto e nenhum tipo de visual, mas pra compensar a narrativa é super interessante e fácil de entender. final meio ambíguo (no sentido que eu nem sei se acabou mesmo), mas eu gostei das escolhas que dá pra fazer durante o caminho. [b] Killing Blood [/b] passa a vibe de um jogo de terror que um youtuber jogaria em 2013, mas isso é até que daora pq combina bastante com o estilo do jogo. pixel art é bonitinha. [b] Spookids [/b] bem animado, bem desenhado, só bem feito no geral. a gameplay é meio fácil demais em algumas partes por causa da falta de outros inimigos (principalmente na fase final), mas deve ser mais legal com mais gente. [b] Spooky Cooking [/b] só um jogo mobile médio. [b] Quinta Feira 12 [/b] um jogo sobre se preparar pra sexta feira 13 [b] Tower of Floors [/b] esse jogo tenta colocar mecânicas novas mas elas são essencialmente inúteis, então tudo que sobre é um jogo extremamente difícil e irritante. [b] Wishing Sarah [/b] facilmente o melhor jogo dessa coletânea. estilo e gameplay bem simples, com puzzles bons o suficiente. esses diálogos meio undertale são ótimos e muito criativos. a atmosfera é genuinamente assustadora e teve vários momentos que eu fiquei (a caveira). adorei. [b] Worship the Demon Lord With Friends [/b] essa música vei
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