Valzar
All Day Dying is a slow, deliberate, and minimalistic puzzle game where players experience a day in the life of a character who is experiencing a life-threatening disease. In order to cure their disease, they must understand what is happening to their body and how to manipulate their surroundings to ease their suffering.
The game features minimalist graphics with a monochrome appearance and a surreal and dream-like feel. All Day Dying is a game with a large focus on game design, and it aims to be a minimalist, thoughtful experience.
The gameplay loop of the game can be summarized as follows:
Each day, the player wakes up in an infinite loop of being in a hospital bed, and then being taken out of the bed and brought to work. Throughout the day, the player can eat, sleep, and then go to the bathroom. At work, the player can talk, rest, play, seek help, and go to the bathroom. And this repeats, day after day, for one hundred days.
That is all the game has to say. The player must work their way through the day from the moment they wake up until their last day on the planet.
While the game features an infinite loop, there is a hint system that allows the player to understand what is going on, how to make progress, and how to advance. Hinting will be necessary, but not pushover.
The player will start the game at a young age as a healthy 20-year old. As the game progresses, the player will age until they eventually die after their 100th day.
The player character’s goal in the game is to graduate, advance their education, and find the cure for their disease. This can be done by collecting paper clips, brushing their teeth, taking a shower, going to work, eating, sleeping, and so on.
Each day, the player must learn what actions to perform to achieve this goal.
KEY FEATURES
– An infinite loop that consists of one hundred days of the character’s life
– Minimalist gameplay with emphasis on game design
– Hint system to help players progress
– Educational component
– Facebook, Twitter, and Leaderboard support
-Help button for players that have a limited understanding of the concept
-No excessive violence, blood, or nudity
– A minimalistic experience
– No in-app purchases
Please note:
The game is free to play with in-app purchases. However, no purchases are necessary to
The game is a mix of Pirate rules and epic fantasy setting. The game is designed to work as a one-shot. There is no “story arc” to follow, no “arc” at all. The game is a loose, free-form roleplaying game about a group of adventurers who, rather than being good or evil, instead work to fulfill their own agenda. Game goals include: (1) to create a unique and entertaining set of roleplaying rules, (2) to make sure everyone has fun, and (3) to be transparent in all matters, so that our support can be provided without fear of being compromised.
The setting:
As this is a special Collector’s Edition, the game will not include any in-game maps or stats sheets, but there are online databases which include the map and character stats.
About Dark Waters:
Dark Waters is a 5-6 hour one-shot for rules-light roleplaying groups to get into the whimsical and epic fantasy world of Valzar. It’s set in a time of chaos and uncertainty, of brutal, bloody civil war. As pirates control all water and travel, a band of adventurers is able to cross the country and change the balance of power. Pirates, nobles, farmers and the people of the land must somehow band together to restore order.
The Pirate Game:
The game is designed to work as a one-shot. There is no “story arc” to follow, no “arc” at all. The game is a loose, free-form roleplaying game about a group of adventurers who, rather than being good or evil, instead work to fulfill their own agenda. Game goals include: (1) to create a unique and entertaining set of roleplaying rules, (2) to make sure everyone has fun, and (3) to be transparent in all matters, so that our support can be provided without fear of being compromised.
The setting:
As this is a special Collector’s Edition, the game will not include any in-game maps or stats sheets, but there are online databases which include the map and character stats.
Dark Waters is a 5-6 hour one-shot for rules-light roleplaying groups to get into the whimsical and epic fantasy world of Valzar. It’s set in a time of chaos and uncertainty, of brutal, bloody civil war. As pirates control all water and travel, a band of
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Bad Company 2 also takes part in the First Person Shooter Games (FPS) genre.
The war is over. The Transhumanist movement has been crushed, and the last remaining battlefront, the Colonies, has been rendered a radioactive wasteland. Your job is to kill Commies, and if you die, then reload.
FULLY REDESIGNED, BAD COMPANY 2 is a third-person shooter in which you play as one of four new class-based characters, each with their own individual abilities, weapons and combat style.
Each playable character has a distinct character feel, which combined with the game’s revamped melee combat, will keep you coming back for more.
More than 20 missions are available to tackle as you advance through the game, as you build your character and purchase additional weapons and equipment from a diverse selection of in-game vendors.
This is an open-world action game, so you can play it just as you like: alone or with up to four players online co-operative or competitive multiplayer gameplay modes, or you can try it out in a pure survival mode.
ABOUT THIS CONTENT All sales of this product are subject to the Full Single-Player version of the game being installed and updated to the latest official release.VALZAR is a Full Single-Player standalone campaign based on Bad Company 2, available for free download.
Enjoyable game, but they made the game too expensive. Made a bundle of my wallet to buy the game, even the DLC's. So if you buy this game, it's only for half an hour of your time.
This is a great game, very fun to play. I do, however, have a couple of gripes. First, when I buy a game for $40, I expect to have access to all the files, right? I've purchased some other games in the past and they allowed me to have a legit copy of the game, whether I had the original disc or not. For the price, they should have absolutely included the bonus "package" with this game, complete with PSN card. Not having that option at all is extremely disappointing, since it is nearly impossible to buy a legit copy of a game like this for around $20 now. Secondly, there is a lack of some really important and useful features, such as changing your default control scheme, changing the graphics settings, or any of the other features found in previous Max Payne games.

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