Citadel: Forged with Fire is more than just a fancy name.

This game looks stunning. It’s an open-world sandbox game RPG hybrid. It was announced a while ago but is now available for PC beta testing.

Citadel: Forged with Fire is an MMORPG with a huge world to explore. The entirety of it spans across a 22 square mile world for you to fight, explore, plunder, loot, and quest in. The world is absolutely amazing. The graphics look like they’re from a fully-polished AAA title. But don’t forget, this is really just an indie game at the moment and looks very promising.

It takes place in a medieval setting with a nice mix of weapons, spells, and abilities. You can do things like use elemental spells, bring down meteor showers, and even use telekinesis to lift objects in the environment.

You can form alliances and guilds with other players. You can ride, tame, and interact with mounts. you can even build your own house as the game supports player housing. The game plays just like any other MMORPG and has all the features you’d expect.

Besides the graphics, the game has an OST composed by Gareth Coker, who also composed the soundtrack for Ori and the Blink Forest. So you have an amazing soundtrack and immersive graphics for an awesome gameplay experience.

The beta will begin testing on 7/14/17.

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Night and Fire is a horror puzzle game where you need to get a contraption up and running in a dangerous forest.

It’s an atmospheric horror game where you play as a girl who needs to solve puzzles to activate a very strange machine. You wake up in the forest next to a campfire with no idea why you’re there (just like pretty much any other horror game). You need to solve the puzzle of the machine that sits next to you.

As you venture through the forest, you’ll find that it’s lurking with monsters everywhere. You’ll quickly learn that there are three separate and distinct baddies that each require their own tactic to defeat. They each have their own weakness and requires a plan of attack…vainly similar to Five Nights at Freddy’s. You need to find out how to take care of the monsters and figure out how to fix the machine.

It’s pretty frustrating because the puzzles in Night and Fire are difficult.

When you get attacked, the game jumps to a close-up kinda like Slenderman games. You’ll probably get scared at first, but then you’ll get used to them. What makes this game awesome is the atmosphere and puzzles. You need to figure out what to do while being in a very careful state. It’s a very interesting experience and will keep you glued to the screen until you figure out the whole thing.

Night and Fire is currently in alpha, but the game looks very good and plays pretty well. There are some narrative and some basic multitasking. But the trial-and-error puzzles are what keep this game unique. They’re difficult.

Try it out for yourself. It makes an awesome little YouTube Let’s Play episode since horror is a big genre.

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B.C.E (yes, it’s spelled like that) is a physics-based multiplayer combat game.

It incorporates a top-down view and you basically attack other players in a physics sandbox that feels like you’re playing QWOP.

The funny part about B.C.E is that you’re a caveman and you can only use weapons in the stone age…like rocks. So you’ll be chugging rocks at your fellow cavemen in a physics arena. It’s full of hilarity and makes for a fun game.

You can play it locally or online with up to 3 other players. The objective of the game isn’t to kill all the other cavemen, but rather to put their campfire out. The combat is pretty awkward, but it’s very fun to play. There’s a lot of ragdoll effects as you can imagine. You can unlock new stuff like skins to customize your looks.

B.C.E’s graphics take on a low-poly resolution like many other games are doing nowadays (Wiseguys by Facepunch Studios, for example). The game looks glorious and plays well with these graphics.

The weapons range from rocks, clubs, axes, spears, and of course, punching. The game is pretty violent too, but the physics engine and ragdoll effects make it very entertaining to play.

Give B.C.E a try now by signing up for beta.

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