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This game is something else. It makes you feel like a tech-savvy detective, navigating websites, decoding clues, and piecing together puzzles. The gameplay is all about finding answers in unexpected places, and it’s super satisfying when you finally crack a code.

The fourth wall? Practically paper-thin, which adds a whole new level of immersion. It’s clever, engaging, and keeps your brain working without feeling overwhelming.

If you enjoy games that make you think outside the box and dive into unique mechanics, this one’s for you. No spoilers—just try it and see for yourself!

39.8 hours in, and I’m still a total noob.

Roselt Developer Tools is one of those things you don’t realize you need until you try it. 10/10. It’s super convenient, works better than web-based programs, and has zero ads.

After using it for a few months, it’s become an essential part of my workflow. The toolset is impressive and keeps growing, the interface is clean and easy to use, and it’s completely free and open-source. If you’re a developer looking for a reliable, versatile toolkit, I can’t recommend this enough.

Starsand is a great survival game with an amazing atmosphere. The gameplay is simple but super immersive—you’ve gotta try it to get it. There’s tons of loot, crafting, pyramids to explore, and even oases that feel so cozy in the middle of the desert.

You can climb trees, pick fruit, and deal with different animals, some dangerous, some not. Sandstorms and traps in pyramids keep things interesting, and the game runs really smoothly with no issues. If you’re into survival games, this one’s definitely worth checking out.

An absolutely brilliant multiplayer experience. The concept is simple, but the mix of items and probability forces you to stop and strategize. While the single-player mode is great, playing with friends is where this game truly shines. The thrill of agonizing over a 50/50 gamble never gets old.

This game was an absolute masterpiece. The story was phenomenal, the characters unforgettable, the sarcastic humours sharp, and the soundtracks breathtaking. Every aspect was crafted to perfection. Ending Four hit me hard, and I regret not playing it sooner.

Here’s the kicker: it was made by just three people. That makes it even more incredible. Stop reading and go play it—you won’t regret it!

Played this after racking 10,000 hours on PUBG Mobile and reaching Conqueror a few times.
This game had me hooked to the point of exhaustion
a far better experience than the mobile version!

Ryuji dropped the F-word.
Censorship is over
thanks, SEGA

Defold is lightweight and user-friendly with interactive tutorials, but it lacks many features other engines provide, including a physics engine.

Key issues:
1. No auto-completion for user-defined functions or message-passing interfaces, forcing you to memorize names or constantly check scripts.
2. Tabs can't be moved to separate windows, and having two open tabs feels cramped.
3. Creating a GUI object requires a separate GUI script every time, which adds unnecessary repetition.
4. Input setup lacks a key-listening function; you must manually pick keys from a large drop-down list.
5. The "redo" shortcut doesn’t work, though "undo" does.
6. Tutorials encourage bad practices, like putting everything in a single "main" folder.
7. Lists (e.g., input bindings, animation groups) can’t be re-ordered, making large projects messy.

It's decent for small projects but may frustrate experienced devs.

This game is neither amazing nor terrible—it's your typical average free title on Steam. That said, I’d still recommend trying it out at least once. I even went for full achievements; it's time-killing at its finest.