https://youtube.com/@LemonsGaming Sup Lemons! Today, I'm diving into the sandy world of Shiftboy: Spikes & Fuel. This adrenaline-fueled runner game is like no other, mixing fast-paced action with strategic platforming elements, all wrapped up in a whimsical storyline. Our hero, Shiftboy, is as fragile as he is quick. This adds an exciting layer of tension to gameplay as you navigate through a hostile desert landscape, populated by none other than malevolent cacti. The stakes? No less than the salvation of the world.

This game is definition of perfect. It has a huge world, many quests and side quests, has a good story and a good combat system. And also there is reputation system. I've played this game about 100+ hours and I enjoyed every second of my gameplay. Sure it is a bit hard for beginners but it has story mode for casual gamers. The music of this game is free tracks but this musics fits so good with game's atmosphere. But if that game right here have a good soundtrack and good graphic, that game will be one of the best games of all time.

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Mephisto's Prelude Trial will be availaible for upcoming events Not a human-friendly bunch! You gotta be careful if you ever come across Mephisto in Vladh City. Schedule: Jul. 21 - 23 (UTC+7) During the Prelude Trial event, new hero [Mephisto] will be available for everyone in 3 Trial Modes, including Warm Up, Advanced, and Ultimate. Summon heroes have to be chosen from the available ones. All heroes are Lv. 240 by default and the promoted Trial Hero must be deployed on the battlefield.

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it if you’re up for a challenge, and if you’re into weird fiction like H.P. Lovecraft or Robert W. Chambers. Darkest Dungeon II is a complex and difficult follow-up to 2016’s Darkest Dungeon, and it features an expanded suite of party management and progression options, a nightmarish host of new enemies, and a whole new format for roguelike adventuring. One of the most important new elements in

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Skip it for now, at least until the more serious bugs have been addressed. Arto is a highly stylish, if simple adventure game with surprisingly vicious combat, but it’s plagued by some jankiness that’s severe enough to prevent progress in some cases. That’s a shame, because there are a lot of things I really like about Arto—I just can’t see any more of it. TIME PLAYED I’ve played

[Music credits: "Plains of Illeyneth" by Dragon Tamer -  "Orchestral Fantasy Fairy Village" by Frequently Asked Music]

I recently had the pleasure of playing the Zombie Survival game 'Dysmantle' and I was super happy with how the game played. In Dysmantle you start off as a lone survivor who has run out of food after the zombie apocalypse, and you must come up from your shelter to see what you can find. You're first tasked with finding materials to upgrade your crowbar with after finding an abandoned camp. You have to destroy the wooden chairs and barbecue stands to get the scrap wood and metal needed to upgrade. Once you have the items you go back to your camp to upgrade the crowbar. Now with your upgraded crowbar, you can break through larger obstacles. The game does have quests for you to complete in order to get your story going.

I’ve now been playing the game for a little while now to make a proper review, I wanna say it’s really enjoyable despite not having voice acting when it comes to the story..I kinda got disappointed there..BUUUUUUT other than that is really enjoyable! The dialog itself is kinda slow when you are reading it until you tap again to see the full dialog but it kinda has a little bit of a delaye when it comes to show everything..if you can pass that I think you’ll enjoy the game, it has a combat system too! The characters are well made and beautifully made! I could’ve sworn there was a first version of this series but I can’t seem to find it anywhere? Correct me if I’m wrong but I think this game is the second part of this series. I like it and you should try it your yourself and be the own judge of that 🥰

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One of the secrets of a great travel experience is finding magic where you least expect it. You might go for a quick walk and stumble across a jaw dropping view, or stop at a restaurant for a quick bite and have one of the best meals of your life. These moments are rare, but they can make an ordinary vacation feel like an adventure and leave you feeling like something incredible could happen at any time.

Back Again, with your latest bit of Indie Investigating. This time, it's Team 17 Digital's darkly funny narrative title 'Killer Frequency'- which takes the campy idea of a Slash Plot, and has a good bit of fun with it. Tune In, Check Out, Leave a Not-So-Pretty Corpse While there's plenty of stories in Gallows Creek- none invoke quite as much fear as that of 'The Whistling Man', a serial killer who ran rampant in the 50's, before the police were finally able to put him down.

“Behind the Frame" is a puzzle-adventure game that puts players in the shoes of a young artist trying to complete a painting in time for a gallery exhibition. With its hand-drawn visuals and charming story, this game is sure to capture the hearts of players looking for a relaxing and engaging gaming experience. One of the standout features of “Behind the Frame" is its stunning hand-drawn art style, which brings the game's world and characters to life in a way that is both beautiful and immersive. From the detailed paintings hanging on the walls to the expressive animations of the characters, every aspect of the game's visuals is carefully crafted to draw players into the world of the game

Tower defense has proven to be a surprisingly durable game format, but after getting swamped with them during their initial boom, I’ve needed a good gimmick to keep me interested for very long. Refactor is, on paper anyway, a standard tower defense game, but it adds enough new layers to make it feel like a wholly new kind of experience. ————————————— Welcome to TapTap’s Pocket Playfest - An Indie Celebration! Beginning on June 16 and running through June 28

Peglin is a near-perfect blend of pinball and old-school roguelikes. Combat is turn-based, but instead of standard weapon attacks, you deal damage by shooting orbs at pegs. The higher your score, the more damage you'll unleash on your foes. The concept is a simple one, but it's incredibly addictive, especially when the roguelikes come into play. Once you've successfully vanquished your opponents, you'll have the chance to purchase new orbs with special abilities. You can also upgrade your current orbs, gaining access to powerful abilities that will help you take out stronger enemies later on.

Capcom just released a complete compilation of the Mega Man Battle Network games, which has me thinking about what a miracle it is that the series exists in the first place. The first game was originally conceived as a Game Boy Advance horror game that measured your heart rate with a wearable device. When Capcom couldn’t make that work, they quickly retooled the initial concept and got to work on an RPG with a card-based battle system. When the devs decided to include Mega Man, they switched from cards to Battle Chips, and

I recently tried the game Valiant Force 2 and while I wasn't a complete fan of the in game graphics. The art work for the characters and the overall gameplay was fun enough to let it slide. Definitely worth taking a look at. Subscribe to my YouTube Channel:

Bramble: The Mountain King is a very atmospheric adventure game with some platforming, puzzle and action elements here and there set in a grim fantasy world inspired by Nordic folklore. You play as Olle, a young boy who embarks on a great, but dangerous adventure through the beautiful and sometimes unsettling environments of this world to rescue his sister from the clutches of fairytale monsters. It's really about the journey in this game, all the different scenarios you come across are very memorable, but sometimes really unsettling and scary. Eventhough I didn't like all the chapters equally, because some were more like horror scenarios than fantasy scenarios, I was never bored and I was captivated by this game the whole way through.

My first PC game was "Diablo" (I'm a huge Blizzard fan!). At the age of 10, my young mind was amazed by the magical game world, sparking my lifelong love for RPG games. Dungeons & Dragons and World of Warcraft are just a few of my favorites. Creating my own RPG game became my ultimate dream. As one who loves playing games, I deeply understand what players crave in a game, and I'm proud to introduce you to Bright Reappear, an RPG that my team is currently working on.

SHOULD I PLAY WRESTLEQUEST? Definitely play it if you’re at all a fan of wrestling games and old-school, turn-based RPGs. WrestleQuest may be a wrestling game, but it plays more like Super Mario RPG than AEW: Fight Forever. I played as (and fought against) action figures inspired by legendary wrestlers—and even ran into some characters officially licensed from wrestlers like “Macho Man” Randy Savage, who’s basically this world’s god. Wrestling plus RPG may seem like a strange mix, but it works beautifully, coming together as a love letter to both the drama of the squared circle and the imagination and adventure of SNES-era role-playing games.