When I set my mind to something, I work hard to get it done. I wanted to play as many game demos last week as I could, so I did. I often put a fair bit of effort into my work, but maybe don't work quite this hard.
As a follow up, I completed this today and in my view it's probably the best deduction puzzle/mystery game since Return of the Obra Dinn.The Roottrees Are Dead is a game I've been playing over the last week or so and came out last month. You're a private investigator trying to piece together a family tree for the Roottree family - an accident has killed 5 members of the wealthy family and you're tasked with trying to figure out who the heir to the family company is. It's doing well with an Overwhelmingly Positive rating based off nearly a thousand reviews so far. Puzzle games are fun and there's a few twists and turns along the way as there should be in any good detective/mystery game.
The Roottrees are Dead on Steam
A genealogical mystery straight out of 1998. Scour the early Internet for clues, uncover hidden connections, and piece together the family tree behind the secretive Roottree Corporation.store.steampowered.com
That looks interesting, added to steam wishlist
Being lost at sea, as a seafarer, is absolutely something I would not experience, even though the game itself looks interestingAs a follow up, I completed this today and in my view it's probably the best deduction puzzle/mystery game since Return of the Obra Dinn.
Both Obra Dinn and The Roottrees are worth a play - the art style of Obra Dinn is so unique though!
That makes a lot of sense. The game The Return of the Obra Dinn is about exploring why the ship got lost at sea. Not sure that's any better for a seafarer such as yourself, but I found it interesting!Being lost at sea, as a seafarer, is absolutely something I would not experience, even though the game itself looks interesting
I was joking, I like these kinds of games
That's another one on the wishlist someone has a lot to answer for 😂😂😂😂I’ve just discovered that the wonderful part Russian doll simulator, part puzzle game Stacking is on Steam!
It’s not new (I used to play it on the Xbox 360) but it’s very charming, as you’d expect from a Tim Schafer game. Would highly recommend it… might even buy it myself at some point and do a playthrough for old times sake
Stacking on Steam
Embark on an adventure to rescue Charlie’s family from the nefarious industrialist known only as the 'Baron.'
We discussed your love for Stacking when it popped up in a Humble Bundle back in 2023. My spare copy has been in the giveaway thread ever since.I’ve just discovered that the wonderful part Russian doll simulator, part puzzle game Stacking is on Steam!
It’s not new (I used to play it on the Xbox 360) but it’s very charming, as you’d expect from a Tim Schafer game. Would highly recommend it… might even buy it myself at some point and do a playthrough for old times sake
Stacking on Steam
Embark on an adventure to rescue Charlie’s family from the nefarious industrialist known only as the 'Baron.'
Back in 2023? A lot has happened since then, forgive my absent mind. @Martinr36 should really take you up on that offer, it’s a peach!
Yes please, if it's still available 👍😁
It is still available, well the link is at least. Given the age of the key, I can't guarantee the key is still valid, but I'll send it over now!
Cheers 👍
I'm really looking forward to this one, it looks great and the Sniper Elite games were very accurately doneRebellion Developments are a British studio best known for the Sniper Elite series. Their next game is shaping up to be something very special indeed. Atomfall is effectively a Fallout/STALKER-style game set in a post-apocalyptic England. The game events will take place in the aftermath of an event similar to the fire at Windscale (now Sellafield).
Pre-purchase Atomfall on Steam
A nuclear disaster has left an area of Britain in tatters. Atomfall, a new survival-action game, will see you explore, scavenge, craft, barter and fight your way through beautifully recreated scenery in search of answers.
