Grimmwood is a social survival RPG that has you and up to 30 other players all trying to survive in a fixed location from zombies!

It’s a roguelike RPG that’s like Minecraft survival with 30 random players if it were a card game. You need to survive by gathering resources and crafting tools and weapons to help you defend your village against attackers at night. It’s a team effort with a shared village that gets infested with zombies every single cycle and it gets harder as time goes on. Crafting tools and fighting zombies is the daily life in this village situated in an ageless fantasy forest. It’s horror survival with others.

It’s like survival, exploration, and a roguelike game all into one game.

The area is a dark forest which you can explore during the day to gather resources and list points of interest, but then you need to hide at night in your village and defend it against monsters that attack.

You have energy, sanity, hunger, health, and thirst levels to keep track of. Up to 30 other players can also take residence in your village also. If you choose to play alone, you can do so, but playing with others to each chip in for resources will help you out. Working together allows you to fortify the village and help each other depending on personality types.

The game has asynchronous multiplayer with a real-time 24-hour cycle and allocated stamina points that you can choose each day. The game also has in-game chat for communications. Although playing against other players isn’t encouraged, it’s possible.

Grimmwood is available for Beta on Steam. Team up with other villages and defend the village and save it from the oncoming attacking zombies!

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Shoppe Keep 2 is a fantasy business tycoon-esque game that builds off the of the original Shoppe Keep.

It’s made by Excalibur Games, which makes tons of simulator games

If you’ve never played the previous game, you’ in for a treat. You don’t need any knowledge of the series to dive right in. It’s pretty much a game that plays like an RPG, but instead of saving a kingdom on the verge of corruption, you’re only in to profit from the citizens in your city! Who cares about fighting mythical creatures and enchanting epic loot when you can erect a shop and build a monopoly and get TONS of cash doing so?

The game has you playing as nothing but a simple merchant who’s set out to establish a retail empire to sell the goods to knights, heroes, and adventures out to accomplish their quests. You sell the shovels. They dig for gold. Simply put.

You start out with a humble little Adventurer’s Shoppe where you supply them with all the basics- weapons, armors, and potions to traveling mercenaries.

And of course, you want to expand. That’s where the game gets very interesting. It plays like a tycoon simulator but on a very personal level. You focus on a much smaller scale rather than an entire country (depending on the tycoon game you’re thinking of). You can even build a two-story shoppe.

You get to manage everything from choosing the vendors to supply your goods, ordering robots to perform mundane tasks, and even creating new products for the wandering customers that improve upon older ones. The game has its own scoring system that decides whether a new product you create will be the next hot new product that every single dragon slayer must buy. It’s pretty freakin’ awesome.

You can even equip your own stock and deck yourself out. Then venture off into the forest out back and hunt down some monsters to get some awesome loot. With that loot, you can sell it or just keep it for your next venture.the game features distant lands where you can find super rare loot.

The game has RPG elements to it in that it’s not strictly just a business management game. There’s an actual game to play rather than just clicking on buttons. The game also has an adaptable economy as well. It changes according to other players that are also playing as well. Prices fluctuate.

But it’s not all fun and games being a humble little merchant.

There are thieves who try to steal your goods. There are angry citizens who want to attack your shoppe. And there are even in-store problems as well, such as demand surges where you’ll run out of stock and miss a frenzy of sales. Or you may order way too much stock and it’ll just sit there as sunk capital. The game mixes both RPG elements and tycoon elements into one hybrid kickass game.

The best part about Shoppe Keep 2 is that it has online multiplayer with friends! You can get your buddy to help you out and run the shop while you do inventory and purchase more goods! Or your friend can run the shop while you study the charts! Or how about if both of you go out and hunt some monsters to get some more loot to sell? Up to 4 players can join!

That’s awesome.

Shoppe Keep 2 will be released soon and it’s currently available for early access if you sign up. Be one of the first to play this super-anticipated game of 2018! Set up your shoppe, build your monopoly, and get those sweet profits from those silly adventurers!

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Jan Ken Pro! is a fun little multiplayer game where your goal is to beat your opponent using the rules of Rock, Paper, Scissors.

It’s a game with cute graphics and a 2D arena with you playing as a giant stone. You have either a Rock, Paper, or Scissor stone and you need to hit the enemy player with the proper sign to win.

It follows the rules of Rock, Paper, Scissors, so the game is easy to learn. The rules are the same, but now you’re playing with digital avatars.

However, if a player is holding a stone and hits a player holding nothing, the player with the stone wins. That’s the only exception.

It’s a 1v1 game. The player to win the first 2 rounds wins the game.

It’s a very novel concept with the characters running around carrying giant stones on a level that reminds you of the old Mario games. You have springboards, moving platforms, and happy environments just like Mario 3.

Jan Ken Pro! is a very fun game with a Japanese theme to it. It’s fun to play with a friend and perfect for casual gamers since the rules are simple.

It’s currently in a completed status and available for download using the link below. Try it out. It features local multiplayer combat, so get couched up with a friend.

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Anibals is an awesome multiplayer sports combat game.

The game pits you against another team in a round of twister soccer. You choose one of the three classes available- defender, attacker, and goalkeeper. Each class is unique (obviously) and has their own special abilities…called Super Abilities. You’ll need to use and master these abilities in order to take advantage of the game and catch the enemy team off-guard.

There are also three different types of balls in the game. There’s the regular Ball, the Super Ball, and the Ultimate Ball. Each ball changes the gameplay dramatically, so it’s another variable you need to watch out for. Each ball is dropped in a supply drop, so it’s somewhat randomized and changes the game. But it’s based on elapsed time so you can predict it.

It features a top-down camera view with fast-paced action. It’s skill-based at its core with skillshots and timing, but there are also enough random variables to change the outcome of the game. I wouldn’t say it can be played competitively in its current state, but it’s still in Early Access, so who knows.

You can currently team up with your friends and play an enemy team, or you can play against bots. You play as an “animal” in a team of three, each with 3 different classes (as said previously). You choose your class, character, and your team. You’ll need to play together and work cooperatively to win. You win by scoring goals with the ball. You have a score and time panel at the top center of your screen, so keep your eyes on it. You also have a stamina bar you need to watch out for.

Here are some tips:

• Each goal is worth five points.
• Each round has three supply drops.
• The Super Ball gives you ten points when it’s spawned, and it always spawns within the first two drops.
• The last drop is the Ultimate Ball and only comes when there’s one minute left. It’s worth twenty points a goal. This can make or break the game.
• You can steal the ball from another animal by being near it and looking at it

Controls:

WASD = Move

Mouse = Direction

LMB = Shoot/Tackle

Shift = Sprint

Esc = Options

The game is best played with friends. I had a blast teaming up with two buddies and going against bots.

Anibals is still very new in alpha, so it’s not polished yet. But it’s still very fun to play and entertaining to watch (Let’s Players?). Play it with friends for maximum enjoyment. Try it out. It’s a unique concept.

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Poipoil’s Adventure is a fun little indie platformer adventure game.

It’s a sidescrolling adventure game where you need to get to the end of the level without falling into any of the endless abysses.

The artwork is gorgeous, it’ll remind you of the classic NES Mario games. You’ll traverse through forests, snowy lands, lakes, and a few others. Although there aren’t any enemies for you to fight, there are environmental hazards. You have to watch out for natural obstacles like slippery ice blocks (that look exactly like the blocks in Mario 3). The game isn’t that difficult, but some parts do require some skillfully timed jumps to make it across.

And the best part?

It has multiplayer. Yup. Multiplayer.

You can play with a friend and try to get through the levels together via couch co-op. You both use the same computer as there’s no online play, but it’s okay, some people (like me) prefer it that way.

It’s like playing Mario 3 with a friend but you both need to get through the levels at the same time.

It offers a “race to the finish” kind of gameplay, so you’ll be rushing to get to the finish line first. It’s chaotic, difficult, and full of laughs.

This makes an awesome game to Let’s Play if you do group settings.

Each level you beat will bring the difficulty up, so it’ll get challenging towards the later levels.

The game is considered to be complete by the developer. It’s made by the Unity engine and looks very appealing. The game features colorful 2D graphics with parallax scrolling backgrounds.

Play Poipoil’s Adventure using the link below and try it out for yourself.

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