Hey folks, since I got my hands on a mic I decided to give let's plays a try. I'll mostly be playing short games since I don't have too much time to record. I've never been much of a talker so I figured this would be an interesting challenge for me.
Probably will only be able to play one game a week or so, but we'll see how things go.
I'll take some requests, but please only suggest games that are around 30 minutes or less.
With the IGMC still on everyone's mind, I'll be starting out with some of the games from it:
Newest video:
Towerø by @Tw0Face - A short puzzle-focused game. The puzzles are put together well, but my brain found solving some of them much harder than it probably should have been.
I'll take some requests, but please only suggest games that are around 30 minutes or less.
With the IGMC still on everyone's mind, I'll be starting out with some of the games from it:
Almanac by @Arend Galenkamp - A puzzle game based on making portals and pushing crystals. Unfortunately too challenging to control at the moment to be all that enjoyable (also, I'm bad a puzzles it seems
).
Rhuneworld by @SmashArtist - A short intro to a possibly interesting world. The characters seem cute, but with very little gameplay at the moment it's hard to tell how fun battles and such will eventually be.
Princess Dreams by @RetroExcellent - A short look at a princess named Bea's adventure in an apathetic town. Unfortunately I ran into some issues with both battles and figuring out what to do next that made the short experience not as enjoyable as it could have been.
Fear by @RoooodWorks - Less of a game than just an explore a mansion thing, so not much to say. It's a shame that the dev ended up ill and unable to add in a story, since it could have been interesting.
Judged for Crime by @Tuomo L - A game where we play as an 8-year-old who's a better detective than any of the adults. It's not a bad game, but unfortunately long loading screens and not getting to do any real detective work soured the experience for me.
In League with the Devil by @mobiusclimber - A game focusing on a possibly interesting world with witches and witch hunters, but in its current state there's way more telling than showing which bogs down actually playing the game.
Rhuneworld by @SmashArtist - A short intro to a possibly interesting world. The characters seem cute, but with very little gameplay at the moment it's hard to tell how fun battles and such will eventually be.
Princess Dreams by @RetroExcellent - A short look at a princess named Bea's adventure in an apathetic town. Unfortunately I ran into some issues with both battles and figuring out what to do next that made the short experience not as enjoyable as it could have been.
Fear by @RoooodWorks - Less of a game than just an explore a mansion thing, so not much to say. It's a shame that the dev ended up ill and unable to add in a story, since it could have been interesting.
Judged for Crime by @Tuomo L - A game where we play as an 8-year-old who's a better detective than any of the adults. It's not a bad game, but unfortunately long loading screens and not getting to do any real detective work soured the experience for me.
In League with the Devil by @mobiusclimber - A game focusing on a possibly interesting world with witches and witch hunters, but in its current state there's way more telling than showing which bogs down actually playing the game.
Even for Eternia (part 1) by @Arin - The start of an adventure for Rubellum, a craftswoman who ends up getting more than she bargained for after chatting with a bird.
Towerø by @Tw0Face - A short puzzle-focused game. The puzzles are put together well, but my brain found solving some of them much harder than it probably should have been.
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