Accompanied by your talking hat, you set about exploring, crafting potions, and meeting the locals. As the top graduating student in your class, you're off for your posting to be a town's witch but get diverted when your train breaks down - and you decide to just stay put in the lovely little forest you find. In this life sim, coming from Sunny Side Up some time in 2021, you are Ellie the witch, in the woods, and you are indeed little. You also have to reload every so often if you use your guns a bunch, and choose mid-fight repairs, and use defensive moves at the right time… It's a hoot 'n' a half, and it looks amazing too - like a black and white anime. Some attacks have knockback, some are ranged, and all of 'em use Action Points. You get attack bonuses for staying around the middle, and pushing your enemy to the side. You want to take out the chest bit of the enemy, though you can destroy the head and arms individually as well.
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It's a turn-based strategy game from Ota Imon Studios and published by Raw Fury, where the turns are giant mechs with names like Wormageddon smashing each other, and the strategy is strategising how to destroy the other one before it destroys you. And playing Wolfstride is the closest I have come to being like "OHHHH, I get it!" I haven't asked), they just think they're neat. Not in a sexy way (I mean, I assume not in a sexy way. Transformers, Gundam: if it's big, metal, and punches other big metal things, they're into it. This list isn't exhaustive by any means - I was still getting emails about new demos last night! - but it'll give you a big ol' shove in the right direction.Ī lot of people I know have a weird thing for giant robots. From pixelart RPGs to 3D city building, they're a varied bunch. There's strategic combat, management, and point and click adventures of a decidedly weird persuasion.
You want big robots? You want a tiny witch? You want MEAT? The games below can provide all that and more.
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