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F2P Spotlight | No More Room in Hell on your Steam Account Value

Posted on February 18, 2016May 20, 2016 by James Young

Zombies? Check. Survival game? Check. Multiplayer? Check. Free to play? Double check! No More Room in Hell is a co-op FPS survival set in a zombie apocalypse. Players assume the roles of 8 remaining survivors with a focus on co-operation and staying alive, and can be played through two modes: Objective and Survival. Find out more about this diamond in the rough to increase your Steam account value now!

Fyeah, Zombies! | No More Room in Hell for Steam Account Value

If you are / were a fan of the Left for Dead games, you’ll undoubtedly like No More Room in Hell. Seriously, L4D’s got nothing on this game. For starters, the game uses co-operative gameplay with up to 8 players – that means more friends to play with, panic with, and scream with.

The game’s mechanics are pretty simple. Each player has to defend and maintain their shelter against the undead in the hopes of getting extracted to a safe area, using over 30 available weapons ranging from a .22 Target Pistol to a chainsaw. The game does not have a HUD display on the screen – no indication of health or ammo for a realistic feel – and other players can see it through the colored username.

Objective vs. Survival Mode | No More Room in Hell for Steam Account Users

There are 2 map types in the game: Objective and Survival. In Objective mode, players must follow the instructions given by the game. They must find the rescue vehicle, which changes every map. In Survival, players must survive a series of waves of zombies. The amount of zombies increases as the waves continue, making each wave harder. After the 8th or 10th wave the game will bring in the rescue vehicle and the players must get to it in time. After every 2 – 3 rounds a supply helicopter comes around and drops a supply box the players can unbox for extra supplies.

Final Thoughts | No More Room in Hell for Steam Account Users

It’s sad that this free-to-play game has put so many paid games to shame. It has better support and more updates than the more popular zombie game DayZ, better servers than L4D, and more interesting objectives than Killing Floor. Just check it out and see for yourself. No More Room in Hell is an F2P shooter that’ll scare the wits out of you – and keep you playing with your friends for a long, long time. Definitely a Steam Account Value keeper.

Oxenfree Game Overview for Steam Account Users

Posted on February 5, 2016 by James Young

Indie games are always interesting to play. Luckily for Steam account users, indie games are abundant in the store. A recent indie game released is Oxenfree. The game has received relatively positive reviews. Today we’ll discuss the game’s plot and gameplay and hopefully help you determine whether it is worth the buy and if it will add to your Steam account value.

Oxenfree: A Background for Steam Account Users

Oxenfree is a supernatural thriller adventure video game developed and published by Night School Studio, an indie game developer. The game was released to play for Steam account users and Xbox One players on January 15, 2016. The PlayStation 4 version is scheduled for a later date. The game’s development team, Night School Studio, consists of former employees of Telltale Games and Disney employees.

Oxenfree: Plot for Steam Account Users

The game starts with an introduction to Alex, the character you control, a high school senior with bright blue hair. We learn that her parents have separated and her mom is on a honeymoon with her new husband, with her stuck with a step brother named Jonas. It is tradition for high school seniors to visit Edward’s Island, an abandoned island. They bring with them a radio as it is said that you may pick up frequencies that don’t even exist. However, during their time there, they accidentally open a ghostly rift. Follow their adventure through the mysterious island.

Oxenfree: Gameplay for Steam Account Users

Oxenfree is a 2D adventure game where you play as Alex, a rebellious teenager with bright blue hair. You, together with your new step brother and a group of friends, explore an abandoned island. A popular feature of the game is that you are able to determine every aspect of Alex’s story as she explores the island and uncovering it’s secrets and dark past. You may also change the course of your friends’ lives. There is a built in intelligent conversation system in the game that allows you to manipulate the conversation by selecting from a few phrases from speech bubbles. The system changes the story and your relationships based on every decision

Additionally, there is a unique radio mechanic that allows Alex to communicate with mysterious spectres and manipulate her world.

Between Me and the Night Game Overview for Steam Account Users

Posted on February 3, 2016 by James Young

A new beautiful indie game has been released for Steam account users last week and it has been gaining amazing reviews. Between Me and the Night has surpassed expectations and instantly gained a lot of fans that were enthralled by the story and play style. Read on below as we talk about the game and you can decide for yourself if it’s worth the buy and will add to your Steam account value.

Between Me and the Night: A Background for Steam Account Users

Between Me and the Night is a surreal adventure puzzle game that was developed and produced by Raindance LX, an indie game development group of talented individuals. The game was released to play for Steam account users on January 23, 2016. The game looks to explore the fine lines between two systems that are connected but utterly different, day and night, sanity and madness, good and evil. It is a 2d side scroll game with beautiful graphics, art, and animation. There is no doubt that Between Me and the Night will grow into big things.

Between Me and the Night: Plot for Steam Account Users

The player controls a nameless protagonist that is distinguished by his flaming red hair. During the day, he explores with the floating house in which he lives, solving puzzles to get access to new rooms and boosting his skills – all of which will come in handy at night, when he’ll fall asleep and have to face the colossal fears entrenched deep in his mind.

As you explore his house during the day though its darkness, quirky corners, and danger you discover secrets and haunting stories behind his mental instability. When he drifts off to the unconsciousness he enters a world entirely unlike that of the one he witnesses during the day.

Between Me and the Night: Gameplay for Steam Account Users

The game is a 2D side scrolling adventure game with point and click puzzles. The character is able to pick up items and place in the inventory for later use. There are a total of five item slots available. The game’s progression greatly depends on walking through the areas and clicking items for interaction.

Year Walk Game Overview for Steam Account Users

Posted on February 2, 2016 by James Young

Looking for a creepy game that looks stunningly beautiful to add to play on your Steam account? Well we might have a game for you. Who would have thought creepy and beautiful can be in just one game? On today’s article we will be talking about the Year Walk, a horror adventure game that is widely known for its stunning art and story. Do you think this game would add to your Steam account value? Well, read on below and find out.

Year Walk: A Background for Steam Account Users

Year Walk is a mystery horror adventure game developed and published by Simogo, a Swedish mobile game developer, in 2013. The eerie game is said to be based on an old Swedish tradition called “Årsgång” (which means “Year Walk”). The game is available on Windows and Mac via Steam and on WiiU. It even has a side app on mobile called Year Walk Companion which contains a comprehensive guide about the creatures you may encounter in the world of Year Walk. The companion app is totally free on iTunes and Google Play Store!

Year Walk: Plot for Steam Account Users

Year Walk begins with the main protagonist, Daniel Svensson, who is visiting his lover, Stina. Early on mysteries are presented already as he hints that Stina has been proposed to, and warn the player about the dangers of year walking, even implying that her cousin had died while engaging in the activity. Despite this, Daniel returns home and prepares to engage in the Year Walk anyway.

The objective of the Year Walk ritual is to make your way to a church in order to see the future and get a prophecy. As he journeys to find the church, Daniel encounters mythical creatures from Swedish folklore like the Huldra, the Brook Horse, Mylings, the Night Raven, and finally the Church Grim which the player may research through the companion app, Year Walk Companion. He also notices eerie things like traces of blood. Will he dare to move on with his journey?

Year Walk: Gameplay for Steam Account Users

The game is generally a swipe to explore adventure mystery game with a few interactive features (and jump scares so beware!). You follow the protagonist’s story and journey and see it unfold before your eyes. Quench your curiosity if you dare!

Alien: Isolation | Review for Steam Account Users

Posted on January 27, 2016January 27, 2016 by James Young

If you like survival horror games that plays just like a movie, then pick up Alien: Isolation on your Steam account and get on it! In Alien: Isolation, you’ll discover the true meaning of fear, and how hard it is to stay alive. Find out more about the game in our review below!

Feel the Fear in Alien: Isolation on your Steam Account

Fifteen years after the events of Alien™, Ellen Ripley’s daughter, Amanda, enters a battle for survival on a mission to unravel the truth behind her mother’s tragic disappearance. You will navigate through a volatile environment as you find yourself confronted by a panicked and desperate population – and an unpredictably violent Alien. Throughout the game, you must scavenge resources, improvise solutions by hacking systems, and use your wits to stay alive.

Staying Alive on your Steam Account

SETTING. Sevastapol station is a truly living ecosystem. Within this ecosystem, you are not special, even though you’re the protagonist. In fact, it seems as though the game was made to become a personal hell for you. Weapons hardly matter.

AI. Every one of Sevastapol’s humanoid denizens is driven by dynamic, advanced AI instincts that sometimes, you might even feel like the AI is smarter than you – no kidding. Every encounter brings immense depth and deadly possibilities, to the point that death around the corner is almost guaranteed. Your enemies’ behavior is always logical but endlessly unpredictable, driven by emergent interplay between character, environment and circumstance.

STORY. Difficult as the game may be, the mystery that surrounds Amanda, her mother, and Sevastapol may be well-worth the stress and fear induced by the game. You have to play to find out, though! We wouldn’t want to spoil the experience for you.

Is Alien: Isolation Worth Getting On Your Steam Account?

This game isn’t simply just a survival game. It’s more of a survival simulation, because it feels real and not just realistic. There’s a big difference.

So many horror games today take advantage of jumpscares and scary faces, but Alien: Isolation begs to differ. The game will terrify and frustrate you most of the time, and that’s because you never know where the Alien will come from, or what kind of enemy awaits you inside a certain room. Most times, you’ll find yourself at the brink of rage-quitting because you’re two steps away from the save point, and suddenly you get stabbed from behind. So close.

Case in point, Alien: Isolation is not for everyone. It’s for players who want a real, survival horror experience that is far from easy – a game that will truly test your patience, skills, instincts, and your guts.

Think you can handle all that? Increase your Steam account value by securing a copy of Alien: Isolation, and let us know what you think in the comments!

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