"Airport Madness 3D: Volume 2" may not be the most demanding game with the best graphics, but if you like to treat yourself to a little stress, this is the place for you.
Those who like small games that take a long time are in good hands here - in the SALE, however. Control planes and ensure smooth flight operations. As simple as that.
For everyone who loves "Cities: Skylines", you will find here what you may have been missing so far: amusement. Build the amusement park of your dreams in the city according to your imagination.
Not quite what I expected to be honest, but not bad either. I would have hoped for a lot more port structures, instead you also get an expansion pack for transport and normal buildings.
Nice, very short pixel side scroll adventure in a Tokyo cyberpunk scenario. Or should it be called a short story? Because there is not much decision-making ruam - but a nice story.
The principle is not new: build the transport network of your dreams. However, compared to other representatives of this genre (including TF1) in an unbelievably good graphic!
Ever wondered how airports would look in 1806? Or in the far future? Well, it's up to you. Go crazy and find it out on your own. The graphic is kinda odd tho...
Anyone who likes hidden object games may be able to do more with this type of presentation than I can. Because the (rather insignificant) story is more annoying than it encourages you to continue playing. As expected, the mahjongg sets get trickier over time, for which there are boosters / jokers - or whatever you want to call them. All in all, one thing: you can play, you don't have to.
After some hours of playing I'm still not sure if I won or lost to the game's objective: am I mad? Am I the right man for this job. Well, some pilots and passengers would give you a crystal clear answer. But hey, everybody is a starter at some point...
Lost on a deserted planet - don't we all feel this way sometimes? In LifelessPlanet you can take on this role hopping and searching. The story is okay, but the game is a little monotonous. I frankly didn't finish it.
Equipped with many typical adventure puzzles, this game plays with our teen protagonist. Weird characters and a decent story can be fun for a few hours. But don't have to ...
Are you looking for an original and unique adventure that stands out from the crowd in terms of game- and story-wise? Then Beckett might be right for you.
It didn't really get to me. Hand-drawn graphics and typical indie adventure gameplay in a surreal dream world. But I think there are better games with similar conditions.
If you are calm and balanced, The Cooking game is just the thing. The hustle and bustle of "real life" quickly catches up with you here. You have to serve customers, pimp your restaurant and of course always smile!
A very old Telltale game, without the typical engine, but in the classic point'n'click style. All in all, the game has some tough puzzles in store, but frankly I didn't really warm to the story and the characters. At some point I realized that I had never finished the game - and I wasn't particularly sorry.
To be honest, I'm a huge fan of Haruki Murakami's novels. However, while playing it never really occurred to me that he was acting as a model for "Memoranda". In addition, the story didn't really touch me. And the puzzle design wasn't my thing either. But if you can bite your way into puzzles and like characters that are cranky but not really weird, you may be happy here.
This game combines a useful cop story with the everyday life of a cop patrol planner. As a result, long passages of leaning back and anger about lazy, drunk colleagues who are already skipping work take turns. All in all, a very unique game principle that I played through almost in one go, even though it lasted for about 12 hours.
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