Five new Steam games you might have missed (November 8, 2021)
On average, more than a dozen new games are released on Steam every day. Although we think this is a good thing, it is understandably difficult to keep up. Unless you categorize every game released on Steam, the potentially exciting gems will surely get lost in a plethora of new gadgets. So this is exactly what we did. If there is nothing you like this week, we have collected a running list of the best PC games you can play right now and the 2021 games launched this year.
The Lonely McKlrone: Western Adventure
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Published: November 4th
Developer: Sonomio Games
Sale Price: $8|£8|AU$11.60
Lone McLonegan (Lone McLonegan) is about a former wild west outlaw whose best days are over: once a notorious criminal, now he is known for wandering. It wasn’t until he learned that his former competitor, Bragg Badass (see what they did there) began to climb on the list of the worst badass in the industry. Lone was unable to cope with this situation, so in order to consolidate his dominance, he decided to rob Oldewell Bank, which had “the safest safe in the county”. You will help him achieve this goal by pointing and clicking. In the process, you will encounter strange and wonderful characters and solve a lot of puzzles.
Tong Che
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Published: November 3
Developer: LEAP Game Studios
Sale Price: $17|£13.16|AU$24.60
Tunche has been in development for a long time-it was originally intended to be released in 2019-but now it’s here, the cartoon roguelite brawler looks really cute. The side-scrolling event takes place in four worlds, each of which is inhabited by a new group of cute enemies to slam, and this slam can be carried out with three friends in a local cooperative game-if you use a remote game Online together. The instant experience here is something you may be familiar with, but its gorgeous artistic style and animation will make you linger.
Demon Turf
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Published: November 4th
Developer: Fabraz
Sale price: $22.49|£18|AU$32.35
Modern 3D platform games are a mixed bag because it is a genre that seems particularly difficult to modernize. Demon Turf has an interesting attempt: the protagonist Beebz seems to be made up of 2D elves, even though the world she explores is 3D. This is a weird but fascinating art style, but the action looks very smooth, and Beebz’s ability makes exploring these whimsical landscapes fast and fun. There are some other clever twists and turns: players can place their own checkpoints, and each level will become “liberated” after being defeated, so returning to collectibles and other things should be more interesting. Devil turf looks very distinctive.
Where the card dropped
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Release time: November 5th
Developer: The Game Band
Sale Price: $20 |£16 |AU$30
The developers of Blazeball launched this puzzle game with cards. However, if you don’t like card games, please wait! You are not comparing statistics and building decks, you are shaping elaborate card constructions to help the protagonist with an isometric perspective reach the end of each level. There are “more than fifty tricky space puzzles” here, and the game has been adjusted to work well with a mouse and keyboard or controller on a PC, as it was actually released for mobile phones in 2019.
Long night
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Published: November 5th
Developer: Amhardcore
Sale Price: $5|£4|AU$7.50
For fans Horror world Similar to the general 1-bit aesthetics, Nott Longa is an atmospheric horror game, “hasted by folk horror creatures and ghosts of a broken future”. Therefore, the monochrome environment you will encounter is very different from any environment you may have seen before, even though it is roughly based in an Italian town. The final effect here is bizarre rather than scary, and the whole thing is presented as “an abandoned retro game”. Halloween may be over, but the tragic little art game is forever.
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