Dark Quest 4

First off I wanna thank brain seal for sending me a copy its greatly appreciated now let’s talk about dark quest 4.

Tho my time has been brief I have learned a lot from the game, it feels like a classic d&d vibe as you progress around the map with your pieces as the dungeon master looms over you watching your every move, there’s treasures and traps and a skull that helps and hates you but the game has its moments.

So the game throws you into the intro mission where you discover your first 3 characters you explore the dungeon until your able to make your way out thus starting your journey to destroy the big bad guy. At base camp you sit around a camp fire with 5 npcs around you all waiting to help you during your journey from a trainer to a merchant an alchemist to a blacksmith each npc offers a different form of help for your journey and that help comes in the form of quick play cards that you can use in combat from healing to damage to a bit of everything in between.
The journey is divided into tiles on a map that you must progress through in order to reach the end and save the world but the game wont make it easy even with me moving the difficulty sliders around I had a hard time surviving my journeys and would lose 1 of my companions making the rest of my journey that much harder.

The enemies dont play around the undead hordes want you gone and they will make sure your gone if possible the zombie chickens are the worse cause if they surround you then they will screw your run up so fast its not even funny.

Dark quest 4 gives off old school game nights with it playing like a board game its fun the combat is easy to learn and there is no learning curve everything is right there simple and easy to learn and play the game is fun in its own ways.

I played on the nintendo switch I didnt have any issues and the game felt right at home even in hand held mode so if your looking for some nostalgic feels then dark quest 4 is it I give this game a solid 6/10 thank you all for stopping by take care and game on.

Detective Dotson

Detective Dotson follows Dotson as he trys to find out what happened to his father as he gives up his dreams of bollywood to solve this mystery so you take up smaller cases in order to get the bigger picture.

So you play a detective finding clues talking to people buying stuff you need in order to get people to talk to you and so forth, as you gather clues to each case you have a case board where everything goes into place and there is where you the player puts each clue into its spot the game does offer you hints if you need help but its fun trying to do things without hints.

The game is fun and very simple its only 4 cases long so far but they do take time to find and figure out so you wont be finishing this game in an hour or 2, I love the fact its in India and has beautiful scenery as you explore, the game has a mini item finder game where you can win money which is the only way to can get money it also has a 3 chance bater system in order to save some money and get better prices but watch it you can make them mad if you try to offer to little.

All in all detective dotson is a sweet little indy I played it on the nintendo switch and it ran beautifully so stutters or lag no issues at all if you like solving puzzles and mysteries then this game is for you and I highly recommend it thank you all for stopping by take care and game on.

The florist

The Florist tells the story of Jessica Park, who arrives in the lakeside town of Joycliffe to make a last-minute delivery. Her timing sparks disaster as the town quickly descends into a deadly game of survival against omnipresent floral overgrowth. Players must solve ingenious puzzles, defeat horrifying enemies, and uncover a mysterious plan to create new life in the most inhuman way imaginable.

Exploring Joycliffe and its surroundings reveals many dark secrets. Players must use their intuition and observation skills to determine the best path forward, using an array of hidden items and cryptic clues to make progress. Key information is recorded via the in-game journal, which includes story discoveries and data of floral specimens. Players will discover many weapon types throughout the game to do battle against evolving enemies and bosses. The world of Joycliffe is always changing, and as day turns into night the floral growth presents new deadly foes with abilities that change over the course of the game.

The Florist has cultivated a unique identity of color and beauty to bring something special to fans around the world. Joycliffe is not a dark abandoned town after years of neglect. The danger here is fresh, with color and light being used as primary gameplay and artistic devices to create tension and unsettling ambience in a style never seen before. With hand-crafted environments and fixed-camera design, every level has been finely developed for both beauty and playability.

Other notable design features include multiple difficulty and accessibility options, unlimited inventory to pick up everything along the journey, autosave checkpoints and plenty of bonus features and hidden content – a staple of the genre. Taking inspiration from legendary classics, while also introducing modern gameplay improvements and surprises, Unclear Games is working to deliver the highest standard of true survival horror for 2026

Decktamer

Decktamer is what you get when you mix magic and rougelite let’s talk about it. I wanna thank PR Hound and assemble entertainment for sending me a copy greatly appreciated.

So decktamer what is it well its a rougelite but its a deck battler you start with a set amount of monster cards and while exploring you gotta remember to tame monsters so that you can keep progressing and I gotta say man did I get my ass handed to me multiple times. The rouge aspect comes into play with prizes after each round and choosing what path to follow and I gotta say its hard even after the tutorial and playing on easy the game is hard.

The game immediately throws you into a tutorial so you dont gotta worry about going in blind the game takes care of you it puts you through 5 rounds of combat and item usage to give you a basic understanding of everything best part is how everything is shown to you in a book style as if writing a story as you play.
The monsters are insane looking they have health points and speed points we all know what health points do but speed points determine who attacks first the higher your points the better giving you a slight advantage unless your fighting some crazy strong monsters and trust me you will be fighting them.

The monster cards also have effects and abilities so its basically a traditional tcg but with some sick looking cards and power to play with. After some runs you get items from prizes and if you tamed a monster it shows you what they were best part you can tame more then 1 monster per round as long as you have the necessary items.

Decktamer takes the rougelite genre and gives it its own flavor the game is hard and challenging but not to the point where you rage quit constantly its a good game and if you like tcg style games this one might be your next addiction. Thank you all for stopping by take care and game on.

Kadomon hyper auto battlers

Fireshine Games and Dino Rocket are thrilled to announce that the charming creature-collecting roguelike Kādomon: Hyper Auto Battlers has officially launched into 1.0, and is available now on Steam.

Head off on an adventure into the world of Kādomon, where cute and quirky monsters roam freely. Journey through randomly generated regions, collecting and evolving unique creatures to add to your Kādodex. Train, battle, and evolve over 200 Kādomon, each with unique characteristics and skills.

Collect rare misprints, complete your Kādodex, discover mighty Hyper Evolutions, and supercharge your Kādomon with enhancing buffs. Synergise your Kādomon to unleash powerful team effects and pack a punch against big bosses and mighty enemies.

Fresh for 1.0, players can enjoy new gameplay improvements, including a higher level cap for their Kādos, a new Ascension Mode that rewards mastery and offers a new layer of replayability, new Victory Ribbons, and an all-new Kādo Guide that serves as a hub of information for everything you need on your Kādomon, your progression, and assembling the most powerful team.

“It’s been an incredible journey creating Kādomon: Hyper Auto Battlers as my first independent game,” said Patrick Sigley, Dino Rocket. “I’ve had the support from some amazing people to bring the world of Kādomon to life, and now I can’t wait to share the full 1.0 version with all the players who have been with me on this journey since the very beginning.”

Augmented Empire

In case you are not familiar with the game, Augmented Empire, is an acclaimed narrative RPG featuring turn-based strategy, originally released on VR, that has now been adapted for PC. You step into the divided city of New Savannah in 2058. Citizens are graded, with those deemed to have the highest societal value living in luxury at the top, which outcasts and criminals languish in squalor below. Playing as the former poster-child of civil obedience, circumstances turn your world upside down and force you to lead a team of misfits and criminals to survive.