Burned Land

fake as hell, it is uniquely demented that someone got all sorts of fancy graphical fluff and proceeded to do nothing with it, just fake nonsensical stats and a few lines with typos billion years ago i must have noticed this slop, and nothing changed since then it has 1 tutorial message to click ui it is incredibly tedious to try get anywhere and any random monster could be effectively unkillable, in near 70 turns i got one great pipol point out of hundreds population and assigned it to be a minister with surprise effect, that created "nobility" (minister) and almost instakilled stability of civilization for a guaranteed gameover seems it is 2nd french author that made something convoluted and nonsensical which ends up largely unplayable, there are even no buttons and no settings, save function just freezes it for a while (unimaginably ♥♥♥♥ coding) exit to main menu and restarting is not even intended, not sure if i seen anything more unfinished and genuinely 0 effort except for the completely deranged larping that it could work despite all that, there are still graphomaniac shill reviews or maybe they weren't even bought and naturally were happy to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ all r…

Very interesting concept, abandoned in early Alpha.

This action-adventure game features a post-apocalyptic world where players fight to survive. Explore ruined landscapes, battle enemies, and complete missions. Its intense gameplay, immersive story, and survival elements make it a thrilling experience.

It has 15 trading cards.

Terrible

Hentai PuZZles is a deliberately minimalist puzzle title that focuses on a single, clearly defined activity: assembling digital jigsaw puzzles that reveal anime-style adult artwork. Developed by Nikita "Ghost_RUS" and published by Ghost_RUS Games, the game makes no attempt to disguise its purpose or broaden its appeal beyond a very specific audience. Instead, it embraces simplicity and niche appeal, presenting itself as a relaxed, low-pressure pastime for players who enjoy casual puzzles paired with mature anime aesthetics. The gameplay loop is straightforward and instantly understandable. Players select an image and are presented with a set of fragmented pieces that must be dragged and placed together to form the complete picture. There are no timers, penalties, or fail states, allowing players to approach each puzzle at their own pace. Difficulty is determined largely by the number of pieces and the complexity of the image, giving players a modest degree of control over how challenging they want the experience to be. This simplicity makes the game accessible even to players who are not regular puzzle enthusiasts, as there is no learning curve beyond basic mouse interaction. Wha…