Последние обзоры Master_Pukan

100 achievements and 3 cards.
Buy only for a few conditional units of your currency.
The third installment of a franchise of fillwords in English, created to farm your account stats.

30 achievements and 3 cards.
Buy only for a few conditional units of your currency.
The third installment of a franchise of fillwords in English, created to farm your account stats.
Added several features that improve the gameplay.

20 achievements and 3 cards.
Buy only for a couple conditional units of your currency.
The second part of a franchise of fillwords in English, created to farm your account stats.
Made minimally acceptable.

6 achievements and 3 cards.
Buy only for a few conditional units of your currency.
The first part of a franchise of fillwords in English, created to farm your account stats.
Made minimally acceptable.

It's not really a game from the player's point of view, no gameplay (ESC is the only button in the game).
It's a pure performance game, an absolute indie that gets awards that are hard to google.
There are three games in the trilogy, so three maps in three different visual styles: pixelated 2D, early 3D, more modern 3D.
On the screen we see a top-down view, the camera is centered on a mouse flying on an eagle, which changes direction completely randomly. As the name suggests, this mouse is a cartographer, so the only thing the player can do is make a map in his notebook or print out the manual and use pages 10 and 11. To get achievements, turn on the game and wait for the eagle to fly over certain points in each part (it turns out the author violated his philosophy by adding achievements).
The author in the manual gives examples of how to play it, but I do not think that anyone will appreciate it (you can read the manual on the page in STEAM or on the page ITCHIO or on the fourth point in the game).
You can use it instead of a screensaver.

3 game modes, all with time limit:
1) "Lights out" type puzzles (sometimes levels are not passable due to randomization).
2) Speed typing of numbers (3 and 8 are very similar, which is annoying).
3) Lots of numbers that need to be reduced to zero by clicking on each digit, but if you click on 0 you lose (just one clicker).
Normal game, but with stupid achievements (7 achievements related to time in the game, passed in 1 hour, and to achieve the achievement you need 100 hours).

The worst achievement farming game in the NukGames Pack compilation. The gameplay itself is elementary, in the style of Asteroids flying on a space car shooting police cars and asteroids. The controls are very strange (shift-gas, mouse rotation of the car, LBM-shot). There is nothing else in the game.
As for achievements, in the beginning we are given 4 tasks at the same time, which are changed as they are done and are done quite quickly, but when most of the achievements are done the game gives 3 tasks at the same time, then 2, and when the task becomes the only one it turns into an unfunny joke.
There is no way to skip or automate the tasks, so don't start unless you want to edit the game files.

A card game with an unusual system. We have a currency for which we buy cards before the battle, combine them when we collect 3 pieces, arrange them from left to right taking into account their characteristics that depend on their position in the hand (we do not have a deck). During the battle, the cards are automatically played from left to right without the player's participation, the battle itself before composing the card hand we do not see, so we must focus only on the characteristics of the player's cards.

A mix of Factorio (defend your base from bugs), Vampire Survivors (have an auto-attacking weapon on your character) and tower defense genre.

Best copy of Suika game.