This Steam game per day experiment is likely to come to an end after this month due to many games I want to cover requiring more than a brief period of play. We’ll see. Until then, we shall soldier on. Multiplayer-only free roam 3D snakes game — the game everyone…

Entasy Online is a 2D pixel art action MMORPG that appears to be a possible mobile port and/or developed by a solo developer. Enes Tokdemir is listed as the developer, so I’ll presume it’s a solo developer project. As such, it’s actually not bad. Everything works, balancing isn’t awful, the…

Let’s close out Februrary by checking out some MMORPGs we’ve yet to play. Let’s see how the MMORPG genre is doing. Huabing is some sort of open world martial arts-themed MMORPG, allegedly. Don’t actually know given it doesn’t connect to the authentication server to create an account. The only positive…

A Steam Game Per Day (Feb 13th-19th) I’m going to catch up on this game per day series with two articles to close out February. Here’s the first. A puzzle platformer with retro styled graphics that’s quite well done. …

These will be very brief, given I’ve fallen quite far behind in actually writing about the game per day I’ve been playing from Steam. Admittedly, I’m about a month ahead on playing / scoring the game-per-day games. Time to buckle down and get caught up with two more quick reviews. …

Turtle Racer is a team student project from the Transdisciplinary Data Scholars Development Program at Bethune-Cookman University. There’s a freeroam and a race mode. Only basic configuration options relating to volume levels. As a student project, it’s definitely deserving of a passing grade.

More reviews to get caught up to where I should be. I’ll focus on multiplayer and massively multiplayer online RPGs this time. How is it possible for such a basic game to have performance issues? Even on high end machines, the performance is poor. …

I’m really far behind on this whole one game review per day thing. February 2nd is where we left off, so that’s where I’ll begin. Survive: The King Killer is some sort of open world survival comedy game, except the world is devoid of anything interesting and the comedy is…

Warpzone Drifter is a Walter Machado game. Machado is known for making arcade-style games inspired by 70s and 80s classics, yet with typically unique mechanics. Warpzone Drifter has a fairly simplistic aesthetic and the concept itself is simple to understand: just use your odd drifting space vehicle to go through…