Blade of God 2: Orisols is a 3D hack’n’slash RPG that clearly is an expy of the Soulsborne genre. The moment you boot up the game and are greeted with the game’s aesthetic, the inspiration Blade of God 2 takes from Fromsoftware’s games is readily apparent. Definitely not a bad game and has potential but the aforementioned problems definitely need to be fixed in my opinion in order for modern gamers to really get into the game easily.

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The game is stunning, there's a ton of characters, abilities players can choose from and the graphics are nice but as it is a demo, there's bound to be problems; the initial or opening of the story is vague, some texts are overlapping and the tutorial is kind of confusing or maybe it's just me having monkey brain. Overall, this game is great! It just needs a lot of visual bug checking.

Hello Gamers! As we gear up for the epic Pocket Playfest, it’s time to lay down the rules. Let's see how you can dive into the action, support your favorite indie games, and stand a chance to win exciting rewards! Pocket Playfest schedule (PST): 1. Group Match Phase (June 16 - June 25): Dive into the festival games and cast your vote for your favorites. It's a fierce competition with five rounds of head-to-head battles. If the game you back tops its round, you're one step closer to our grand prizes!

✨Overview Just one run of the demo was all it took for me to be completely sold on this absurd farming survival rogue-lite game — Pesticide Not Required, showcasing a rampaging frog armed with weaponized plants and farming tools. While the game is slated for release early next year and is not out yet, I had the opportunity to play the available Demo, and boy it did a really good job of Demoing the game.

"Resident Evil at home". That statement sums up the overall experience. It has very similiar vibes, kind of similiar in terms gameplay, but is lacking some of the charm. It's an okay survival horror game, if you are easily spooked and can't handle horror games you don't need to worry because it's not scary at all. The story is very cliche, as cliche as you can get. It's basically every zombie apocalypse ever.

Pocket Playfest 2023 - 23rd of December until 7th of January This holiday season there’s going to be something extraordinary… Let me introduce TapTap MOBILE CLOUD GAMING!! You’ll be presented with a series of original PC indie games that have been ported to MOBILE for the first time before anyone else. You’ll find these exclusively on TapTap! Each day two new indie games will be offered to be played and users from North America will have a 30-minute window per day to play them. Participants can vote for their favorite game and WIN awesome prices such as money, a Stream Deck, or one of the 3 Xbox Elite controllers.

Pocket Playfest: An Indie Celebration 2023 Winter Edition In a recent hands-on exclusive experience this past weekend, I had the privilege of testing a handful of titles on TapTap's experimental cloud gaming service, setting the stage for this 16-day event where indie game developers show-off their creations exclusively on the TapTap mobile platform — fully playable PC games without the need for an actual PC, Android/iOS version, or the need to download the games and install them.  Granted, you’d need to have a reliable internet service to be able to stream these games, and preferably are located in US and Canada for consistent play and latency, at least for now.

Refactor is a pretty great tower defense and totally worth playing, but I still had a few complaints. First, the tutorial. It's a lot. I was bored out of my mind by that much reading. The game doesn't allow you to simply play and have fun. It makes you read all the tutorial text, even then some of the stuff the character is explaining is pretty obvious, or that you could easily learn by yourself. The build button has no comeback option, so I can't cancel it after touching it. Sometimes I didn't find good builds to build in that round, but I was forced for the game lack of a cancel button in this option.

Blade of God 2: Orisols is a 3D hack’n’slash RPG that clearly is an expy of the Soulsborne genre. The moment you boot up the game and are greeted with the game’s aesthetic, the inspiration Blade of God 2 takes from Fromsoftware’s games is readily apparent. There’s a lot of Nordic mythological references here and there, but when I started, I was thrown into the game without much explanation. With no tutorials or instructions on what to do, it made for a very dumbfounding start that is NOT helped by Blade of Gods 2’s lack of UI polish.

This game has enough quirkiness that makes it good. It has enough content in its demo to play for some time and having tutorial in game helps us players know what's what, although it's still rough because it still is on demo, it has potential to be a good strategy game. Ps. Btw I liked that the player can control one of the troops (kinda goofy lol, in a good way) and the troops having skills is good addition.

Game: MINDS BENEATH US Platform: PC Genre: Cyberpunk / Dystopian / Puzzles 🔗Join the Playfest >> https://www.taptap.io/events/playfest2023winter 📅 Schedule Dates: December 23, 12 AM PT - January 7, 11:59 PM PT. Playfest Winners & Player Rewards Announcement: January 8, 12 AM PT. MY TAPTAP CLOUD GAMING EXPERIENCE Good but unplayable. TapTaps' new service, enables users to transmit DEMOs directly to their mobile devices from a virtual computer rather than directly installing them and taking up space, it's very intuitive but the functionality that is currently being implemented here just doesn't seem to function well because it's a PC game being streamed to Mobile.

✨Overview CD 2: Trap Master is a tower defense rogue-like deck-building game that has just recently been released in Early Access form. It is a sequel to the original mobile game Candy Disaster TD, featuring very similar elements, and adds rogue-like deck-building elements to the franchise. Going in blind with this game, the title obviously gave away that this is a game sequel, but I could not find any trace of a predecessor game called “CD” across Steam and the internet until I found out that it was actually titled Candy Disaster TD, primarily a mobile game that was also released on PC. Upon discovering that game, it became apparent that CD 2: Trap Master is indeed a sequel to that title, and these games appear remarkably similar.

Premise of the game is great, playing as a blind guy is a unique perspective for me. The devs know how to set the atmosphere and how to use the audio to their advantage, the small light and almost all edges of the player is dark, making it seem like something might suddenly pop up, and footsteps of the monster is also visible and making the monster have visible outline if shot, which is a nice touch. Only problem is... My game bugged whenever I'm on the 2nd floor which is a shame.

Game: Heaven Dust 2 Platform: PC Genre: Zombies / Survival Horror / Puzzles Released: Jan 6th 2022 Price: $11 🔗Join the Playfest >> https://www.taptap.io/events/playfest2023winter 📅 Schedule Dates: December 23, 12 AM PT - January 7, 11:59 PM PT. Playfest Winners & Player Rewards Announcement: January 8, 12 AM PT. MY TAPTAP CLOUD GAMING EXPERIENCE Abhorrent and extremely irritating. One aspect that set this game apart from others through Cloud Gaming was the user interface's of shooting with a weapon. The weapons serve almost no purpose due to the requirement of aiming with one's finger until it locks onto the creature, which severely restricts movement. Following that, you must release your finger from the target after pressing the gun icon which locks it in place.

In the early stages of the game, your first task is to unlock all badges and fill up the Guard Pokémon slots. This sets a solid foundation for your adventurous journey! 🔓💎 ⭐ Important tip: Don't miss out on any badges! Aim to level them up to at least level 15 to take your power to the next level! Next, upgrade the badges that are related to your favorite Pokémon types to level 45 and activate the powerful Awaken +9 effect! This will unlock all Guard Pokémon slots for you! 🚀🔓

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As the dust settles on the battlefield of Pocket Playfest's Round 2, one game reigns supreme: Dwerve (with 4499 votes). This tower-defense-dungeon-crawler hybrid deftly outpaced its competitor, Refactor (with 3993 votes), in an epic showdown that captivated gamers worldwide. Round 2 Recap: Dwerve Clinches Victory The second round of Pocket Playfest saw a riveting clash between two indie powerhouses. Refactor, a brain-teasing physics puzzler, stood its ground against Dwerve, a compelling fusion of tower defense and dungeon crawling. Though both games drew impressive download and vote numbers, Dwerve managed to edge ahead, cementing its place as the round's champion. We would like to shout out again for these two amazing game creator:

This game is very challenging and I love it. As a puzzle game fan, I was looking forward to this game and fortunately it did not disappoint. Graphic is low quality, the music is alright and the story doesn't really matter, I won't even question why some of these floating things are guarding fish.. all that matters are the puzzles, and they really did a really great job at designing those puzzles. The gameplay is nice. I really love the time jump mechanic, I think it's very creative and definitely is a breath of fresh air. This game is just not your generic puzzle games.