Ten Deadly Games: Jamsepticeye

Ten Deadly Games: Jamsepticeye is a pretty good exploration, horror game collection, now at this point I'd talk about the story, but since this game has multiple games with multiple stories I'm just going to skip it and just get on to the likes and dislikes talking about each game. Now likes, the stories overall that some of the games have are pretty good as you know jacksepticeye gave a challenge circling around death being an opportunity and each creator does their own interesting things from a Western where an undead cowboy trying to get his soul back, to a little Goblin just trying to find a warm place to stay for the night to even a heartfelt story about a person coming to terms with their upcoming death. My personal favorite stories were the goblin story in hoping for a home and the story for until then, I think both stories had good messages and themes that were very good and quite touching. The gameplay is for the most part was good each game has its own style of gameplay from puzzles to platformers to FPS, the games the games with the gameplay I enjoyed the most was, hoping for a home as it’s a little bit of a detective game were you pay attention to conversations and pa…

Ten Deadly Games: Jamsepticeye is a really unusual collection because instead of giving me one full game, it gives me ten small games made around the same idea, death is an opportunity. The whole collection came from a game jam and each game takes that theme in a different direction. I get everything from a western FPS and a slow horror game to puzzles, a roguelike platformer, a physics score challenge and some much stranger little stories. I like that I can jump between completely different types of games instead of spending the whole collection doing one thing. The variety is easily the biggest strength for me. Dead Man's Draw has me fighting through a western setting where dying can actually help me reach new areas. More for Me turns lives into part of the puzzle solving, while Mitten's Descent mixes platforming with roguelike progression. Organ Donor Delivery is much more chaotic and focuses on quickly packing and delivering organs, while Fishin' Critical is basically a silly score chasing physics game. These games are not all equally deep, but I appreciate that every one of them is trying to do something different rather than feeling like ten versions of the same jam game. T…

This collection is free so it shouldn't take much to convince you check it out. Still, let me tell you: You get 10 short games by super-talented developers across all genres you could wish for, and I haven't found a bad one among them. The common thread is "Death as an Opportunity", and as is on par for gamejams, the way said devs interpret this, both in genre and in narrative, is an experience worth having all by itself. From the abstract to the funny to the somber, there's one for every emotion. Check them out. You know you want to.

This game is great! I have only played dim, and that game was sad yet sweet.. It was intended to be a little scary, but it just wasn't. I really enjoyed the game , and I believe the rest of the games are going to be really good

such an amazing collection, i enjoyed every single one of them! it needs to be recognized more

Ten Deadly Games: Jamsepticeye, Honestly was a rather enjoyable, interesting and fairly unique gaming experience for me, the variety of games featured in this title, 10 to be exact, was genuinely rather pleasant to playthrough, some being much better than others, but overall it was still a solid experience. I'd personally recommend giving this game a try, it's free after all! Solid 7/10