English Games - Page 58

Frog Sqwad is a co-op platformer with realistic physics and escape elements, in which a group of up to eight amphibians must carry out the voracious Swamp King's crazy missions. A stowaway journey through the twisting sewers is filled with traps and strange creatures that hinder their efforts to gather provisions. The success of the mission depends on the team's coordination as they overcome obstacles to survive. Each dive into the underground sewers turns into a chaotic race, where a long, sticky tongue becomes the main tool of interaction. Eating scattered treats gradually increases the character's size, turning them into a hulking, lumbering giant.

Crushed In Time is a point and click meta-adventure game from Draw Me A Pixel that reunites incompetent detectives Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson after their introduction in There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension. When a character mysteriously disappears from their recently released video game, the hapless pair must solve a case that breaks the boundaries of space time but they'll need your help to succeed. The game's premise is intensely self-reflective: you'll travel through the actual development stages of the game itself, exploring its creation from the inside to unravel the mystery.

Oceaners is a survival and colony-building simulator from Barrel Smash Studios that puts you in charge of survivors stranded on a flooded world dotted with floating islands. You must harvest resources, transport floating islands back to your base using Float-Tech devices, and build a self-sufficient settlement while managing food, water, and waste disposal. The game lets you control multiple characters with unique skills and traits, sending them on raft expeditions to discover new biomes, blueprints, and story-related items across the sea. Combat threats ranging from weather events to aggressive wildlife like sharks, crabs, and resource-stealing seagulls while fortifying your structures and rafts. Research plays a central role, thanks to an extensive tech tree that includes primitive devices and the mysterious Float-Tech technology from a corporation that existed before the flood.

Lay of the Land is a physics-based sandbox game set in a fantasy world, fully interacting with the environment. You explore various biomes: overgrown ruins, deep caves, ancient temples, and mountain ranges. Each world is procedurally generated, so the landscapes feel natural rivers carve their own channels, sand crumbles, fires spread, and gas clouds can deprive you of air. There are no traditional crafting menus: to make an axe, you simply place sticks, rope, and flint on the ground and collect them manually. The same applies to food, weapons, and armor.

Voltage High Society is 90s cyberpunk horror and metroidvania style gameplay. The game was influenced by films such as Tetsuo’s Iron Man and Escape from New York. In Voltage High Society, you embark on a journey where you are a nameless prisoner, stranded on an island ruled by cybernetic monsters. Break through the horrors, get new weapons and abilities and look for a way out. The game features gritty retro graphics with modern touches, fast-paced and unique combat, tools that will give you access to new areas, ways to fight enemies and solve puzzles.

MINOS is an unusual roguelike where you play as a Minotaur named Asterion. Instead of simply running and fighting, you must build deadly labyrinths and set traps to destroy waves of heroes coming to kill you. The game is divided into two phases: first, you calmly plan the floor, moving walls, placing spikes, fire traps, turrets, and decoys. Then, the siege begins, and you control the Minotaur yourself, finishing off those who finally reach the siege.

Alchemy Factory is a whimsical and logic-rich game about ancient alchemy meeting industrial machinery, and you become the master craftsman of a vast factory where raw materials are transformed into strange, valuable, and sometimes unpredictable substances. The entire process relies on you not simply creating ingredients but constructing complex technological chains: connecting cauldrons, pipes, distilleries, magical reactors, and mechanical assistants so that each element plays a role in the overall dance of transformations. At first glance, it's all just throwing an ingredient into a furnace and getting the result, but gradually the mechanics unravel: you need to consider temperature, mixing order, the properties of rare materials, and the instability of reactions, which, if handled incorrectly, can result in an explosion or the release of a strange, mutated product.

Worldwide Rush immerses you in the management of a global passenger transportation corporation. The start of a career begins with the construction of a headquarters and the selection of equipment from a vast fleet of 120 models, including cars, trains, planes and ships. The main goal of this game project is to connect thousands of settlements with profitable routes, relying on dynamic demand. To increase profits, you can invest in the hotel business and advertising campaigns, while the entire logistics system requires constant improvement.

TurretGirls puts you in control of a turreted operative who fights off alien attacks from unstable wormholes. The main mission is to protect the generator, the sole source of power for a planetary superweapon. Operating from a fixed rail platform, the heroine confronts swarms of alien invaders that threaten the entire installation. The survival of the planet depends on this lone defense against the invading horde, as retreat is impossible.

GONE Fishing is a cooperative survival horror game where multiple players must work together to stay alive. The creature that lives in the lake demands food, and the group’s job is to satisfy its hunger with regular offerings. The main activity is fishing, with each catch intended to be sacrificed to the monster before nightfall. If the group does not provide enough fish, the creature will emerge from the water to pursue them relentlessly.