Been playing the Menace early access for a little while now, enjoying things so far. Picking out the perfect outfits for the little mans to wear for their grand adventures in squashing bugs and chasing pirates. Renovating their spaceship house (sorry guys, mommy had to replace the infirmary with a truck repair garage because trucks are expensive to replace and you keep wrecking them). Gradually earning the trust of the local crime syndicates, megacorporations, and what appear to be a kind of planetary North Korea?
Haven’t met the titular Menace yet, but I am so excited to! Don’t spoil it for me but I’m guessing it will be akin to the famous “Dennis” from the funny pages. I will prosecute my campaign of pacification like a maternal Mr. Wilson from outer space.
My friend made a puzzle game and I wanted to help with advertising it! So, uhh. 3 hour long Ms Paint drawing GO!!!!!
Sort of an ad here.
If you like hand-drawn graphics, chess, and/or turn based strategy, please view the read more!
So, I don't know how to advertise things, but I assure you it's really good!
(the Demo is) For FREE!!
"THE WAY OF KNIGHT is a chess-like puzzle game where you think your way through various enemies, boards, and hazards."
The story follows Esroh, a young knight piece, as he tries to rescue his brother, Ynop, from the opposing side's forces!
There's a REWIND BUTTON!!! I LOVE REWIND BUTTONS!!!
I'm very good friends with the artist, and I've been watching her draw the pieces to this for about 7 months now! Every sprite is hand-drawn by her.
The Steam Demo is out now and it took me about an hour for 13 levels. Since the full game has 72, I'd imagine it gets harder as it continues! The difficulty scales very quickly, which I also like.
PLEASE TRY THE GAME!! And, if you like it, PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW!!!!!!
Horizon's Gate has cemented its place as my comfort game.
It has PLAYABLE catfolk, lizard people, sharks! Some various other lovely furry races (+more in workshop) Crubs (Not to be mistaken for crabs. There are several crustacean races) and automatons (made playable by mods)
No genders, just a big Ole final fantasy tactics style job system with flat numbered progression where you buy individual health, mana, or proficiencies on top of a dizzying amount of skills.
It's an open world tho, with factions owning ports you can ferry supplies between, take on guild quests, and afford bigger + better ships (which can sink)
Spoilers for what I am currently up to under the break.
I am currently assisting a lovely modded companion lizard lady named Livia hunt down mages who all make really strong introductions.
The wind mage stands on a bridge backed by bats, with intent to knock you off of it.
The fire mage jumps out of a field of grass and starts a wild fire on the battlefield that spreads between turns.
I've encountered a cave full of high HP undead that I used wind magic to shove into some water to drown.
And I am currently working my way up through a tower via a rung ladder where I had to find 10 rungs hidden throughout the map in order to discover an alternate entrance filled with clothes that protect from various elements. (Great for fighting as many mages as I am)
This mod is called Mage Hunter and is absolutely lovely for showing off all the magic that alters the environment.
I am also playing with a party of 6. Because I prefer tactics games that let me field up to 10 people. (One of the most recent mods allows up to 20, if you're into that kinda thing)
Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark is a stylish turn based tactical RPG with beautiful hand drawn artwork, in which you and your team of recruits attempt to preserve order in a land full of mystery and danger.
My party of 5 is going to need to kill around 14 enemies.
*starts crunching numbers*
I don't like our chances.
First 4 Enemies proceed to line up conveniently in a line on turn 1.
Our chances of winning this fight probably just went from 40% to 80%.
Those flies are more annoying than dangerous, but they poison on each hit and I do not want to be worrying about poison while the burrow holes spit out rolling bugs every turn and a number of spiders skitter across the room from offscreen to immobilize us in web if we take too long to reach + destroy the barrows.
Screenshot is of my party clearing the Tomb of Vermin from the Shallow Graves mod in Horizon's Gate.
