Zniw Adventure is a colorful point-and-click adventure game with some cartoonish animation and very appealing artwork.

You play as a little yellow dinosaur named Zniw who got lost from her home and now you need to guide her back. You’ll solve puzzles, interact with objects and other characters, and progress throught the storyline by clicking on various objects. It plays like a very simple point-and-click indie game and the cartoonish animation will have you constantly clicking to the next scene of the game.

The game has a very child-like backstory that makes it appropriate for the whole family. It’s like playing through a cartoon in a point-and-click interactive game!

You can try out Zniw Adventure right now with two demo areas which makes it take about 30 minutes to complete. You should play it just for the artwork. It has a cute backstory, cute animations, and a series of quirky characters and puzzle solving all in one game that anyone can play.

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Blackout is an old-school narrative survival game that’ll instantly remind you of Oregon Trail back in elementary school.

You guide a group of survivors through a known, but dangerous route with a ton of hazards. The events are scripted though, so ti’s pretty much the same game every time. but this lets you learn from your past mistakes for your second venture. Because chances are you ain’t gonna make much progress the first time around! It’s pretty difficult when you play it at first because the logic is nothing but logical. You have to think in a different way in order to progress- but I don’t want to spoil it too much.

The game takes place in an apocalyptic world where an EMP wave-like thing wiped out all electronics. Survivors need to look for resources and steal from other people in order to survive the world. It’s like a world without electronics- everything’s gone to shambled.

You control a small group of survivors where you need to try to guide them towards lights int eh sky, which may be a sign of salvation. Each one is unique in needs and status that you’ll have to learn how to manage well in order to maintain their state.

Blackout is far from being complete. It currently offers a very short playtime of about 12 minutes and only covers the beginning of the game. You’ll encounter many different hazards and will be forced to make decisions in order to progress. Try it out if you like games like Oregon Trail. It’s a new take on it.

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Infinite Dust is a sandbox RPG FPS that combines many elements of survival games into one epic space game.

You need to build, explore, craft, loot, scavenge, and defend over huge procedurally-generated planets that are completely user changeable. You start out alone like any other survival game and all you have is a crappy gun and a small stash of supplies. You’re free to do whatever you want- explore or build your base. The land is huge and filled with many different creatures and plants.

You’re an explorer of “The Fleet” and you need to explore and survive by exploiting resources found naturally on planets, asteroids, ruins, moons, and other wrecks. Building and designing stuff is only the beginning. You need to build larger and faster vessels to explore the planet and space over huge distances. The game features a huge catalog of items even in its current build that you can consume, craft, and build with. It’s a game to be reckoned with.

As you explore, you’ll encounter weak to powerful enemies which you can kill to loot their goods from their inventories. You’ll also come across abandoned bases, buildings, and bunkers that you need to investigate for supplies and resources. You can even break them apart to use their pieces for your own base. You even get a drill that lets you deform and terraform the terrain. It’s like Subnautica but on the surface.

Infinite Dust is gathering a lot of press all over the web so it just may be the next survival game. As it’s still early in development, there are a lot of things that are just being discovered by players. You can build anything from weapons, vehicles, and buildings at this point, and the possibilities seem endless. The game’s worlds are indeed a little empty at this point, but more stuff will obviously be added later on.

If you’re looking for the next alien survival game, try out Infinite Dust. It has a solid foundation for a new awesome game that just looks extremely promising even in its current build.

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The Bears And The Bees is a cute little action platformer game with some pretty unique artwork.

It’s your traditional platformer with a fantasy adventure. Your goal is to play as a bee named Beesworth, who was just born and hasn’t grown out his wings yet. But you’re already a hero. You decide to save the queen bee who’s been kidnapped by the bears!

The game features very pleasing music and it’s also completely original. The artwork is also hand-drawn as well. You can tell a lot of designing went into this game and it’s definitely worth checking out. It’ll last you about 30 minutes of gameplay through a whimsical word.

You’ll jump, sting, swim, and even bounce through all the levels looking for the queen been. The game is extremely charming. Some levels do have a few bug you may encounter, but they’re not bad. And you also have to find some gear as well in order to find the queen, which can be pretty difficult to find.

Overall, if you’re looking for a charming little action platformer, check out The Bears And The Bees.

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The Darwin Project is a third-person survival game that focuses on the last man standing style of gameplay.

Sure, there are a ton of new survival games rolling out. A lot of them are just Battlegrounds clones, but The Darwin Project ain’t one of them. Not even a bit.

Here’s why.

The Darwin Project takes place in dangerous snowy areas located in Canada. With the snow comes a huge twist to the gameplay style. For one, you’ll leave footsteps as you walk. Just this realism factor adds a whole new dimension and twist to the survival genre. The game also allows players to set player-activated traps and hunt each other down to be the last person alive in Battle Royale-style game.

The game has a “director” which is controlled by a player. This person can control certain events that happen in the game world and control the outcome of it as well. If the players in the battle map don’t adapt to the changing scenario, they’ll likely be killed off. The show director can do things like drop nukes, zone areas, and even use gravity to affect the gameplay.

It’s sort of like an awesome, yet sick, twisted reality TV show.

It’s advertised as a half science experiment and half live entertainment show. You can track enemy positions by the clues they leave behind in the environment as well as use traps and such to catch them. The environment is also freezing cold so you need to play carefully.

There’s also only a limit of 10 players per round on decently-sized maps. Each character has special perks, skills, and attributes that can affect the outcome of the game. The director can change the game arena in multiple ways that may make each of these perks better or worse.

The Darwin Project is also compatible with Mixer. If you’ve never heard of them, it’s another streaming service like Twitch. Viewers can also affect the game’s outcome as well, but it’s not certain how. Perhaps in the future, the game will be compatible with Twitch as well which may propel it to new heights due to the large viewerbase that Twitch has. It’s supposedly on the way. Regardless, this is something that makes this survival game stand out from the clones.

The dev team behind this game have also worked on games like CS:GO and Assassin’s Creed, so they have some experience. The Darwin Project is currently available for beta testing on Steam.

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The Historian is a horror indie game that has you going through some scary environments.

You’re a student of an American University. You’ve been possessed by the FBI and tasked with an objective. This leads you to an old base. You need to explore the base and uncover the secrets before it’s too late.

The game isn’t anything new in concept. A lot of other games are very similar to this since the genre is super-saturated with tons of games. The game plays in a first-person perspective and you’re armed with a flashlight similar to the original Slender.

The Historian offers plenty of scares and dark areas. The light you have isn’t very bright and you’ll find yourself getting lost or killed by something in the dark. You’ll need to do some trial-and-error before you can figure it out. That’s the bulk of the game.

You have to solve puzzles, avoid traps, and find secrets in order to beat it. This adds a level of exploration to the game, but you’ll be scared to do so.

Why?

Because this game doesn’t let up on the scares. It uses a jump scare delivery rather than a build-up type of suspense. You’ll jump when you least expect it and it’s guaranteed to at least get you a few times, even when you’re expecting it. The enemies are hideous and disgusting, which is why you’ll be on edge. It’s crazy.

Overall, the Historian is a good scary adventure that any horror fan will appreciate it.

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The Historian is a horror indie game that has you going through some scary environments.

You’re a student of an American University. You’ve been possessed by the FBI and tasked with an objective. This leads you to an old base. You need to explore the base and uncover the secrets before it’s too late.

The game isn’t anything new in concept. A lot of other games are very similar to this since the genre is super-saturated with tons of games. The game plays in a first-person perspective and you’re armed with a flashlight similar to the original Slender.

The Historian offers plenty of scares and dark areas. The light you have isn’t very bright and you’ll find yourself getting lost or killed by something in the dark. You’ll need to do some trial-and-error before you can figure it out. That’s the bulk of the game.

You have to solve puzzles, avoid traps, and find secrets in order to beat it. This adds a level of exploration to the game, but you’ll be scared to do so.

Why?

Because this game doesn’t let up on the scares. It uses a jump scare delivery rather than a build-up type of suspense. You’ll jump when you least expect it and it’s guaranteed to at least get you a few times, even when you’re expecting it. The enemies are hideous and disgusting, which is why you’ll be on edge. It’s crazy.

Overall, the Historian is a good scary adventure that any horror fan will appreciate it.

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Damsel is an awesome platformer game that’s based on super fast-paced gameplay as you jump, dodge, and blast your way through a gothic world.

The graphics are what you’ll notice first. They’re like a blend of old-school Donkey Kong levels mixed with modern platformers like Ori and the Blind Forest. They’re actually very appealing to look at and compliment the dark world pretty well.

You play as a character named Damsel, who’s on a mission to find out the status of a vampiric drink called “Red Mist.” It supposedly can help vampires satisfy their need for human blood without actually having to kill a human.

You’ll soon quickly learn that the company behind the drink had their formula way off, and that’s where you come into play.

You’ll have to blast through the levels with an awesome UV shotgun made just to blow the vampires’ to pieces. Each level consists of lots of timed jumps and precision jumps, some of which involve you having to shoot and jump simultaneously.

Agent Damsel has no fear though. The game is a very fast-paced platformer which leaves you little time to think and offers you tons of missions broken down into miniature bite-sized tasks rather than level-long missions. You have to complete tasks like killing all vampires, collecting objects, saving hostages, and other things.

The UI features a score meter which sprites a bunch of numbers so you can see your points in real time. You get points based on combat, bonus tasks, and speed. There are also collectibles littered throughout each level you can find which add to your total score.

If you’re looking for an awesome, fast indie platformer that’s packed with action, look no further.

Try out Damsel and get that trigger-happy fix.

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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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