Steam is flooded with a ton of games. And most of them are bad. But some are bad and weird. Here are some of the weirdest titles that hit the platform this week.
For whatever reason, I find myself constantly drawn to weird and bad video games. From pirating historical oddities like Virtual Hydlide for the Sega Saturn to downloading indie disasters that are only available on itch.io, I never struggle to find games that are overlooked (with good reason) by the bulk of consumers. As such, I’ll be highlighting some of the weirdest games released in the past seven days on Steam.
For all of Valve’s past curation efforts, there’s no virtually nothing in the way for indie developers to get their games on Steam. As this article will demonstrate, that is both a good and very bad thing.
Say what you will about Hentai Shadow, but it has one heck of a sales pitch. The Steam page so wonderfully says, “Beautiful girls in anime style, challenging puzzles with good soothing music – all these are waiting for you in this game.” Who can argue with that?
Hilariously, there’s a convoluted backstory to this horny-themed puzzle game as it revolves an evil wizard that has broken the souls of “the best girls of the world.” Thus it’s up to players to play two different types of puzzles in order to restore the souls of these anime babes.
If you weren’t already sold on Hentai Shadow, this $1.99 title does include nudity.
Propaganda Llama is all about indoctrinating the masses and having the sheep (or I guess in this case, llamas) follow you. This is a one-button game as the vehicle is on autopilot, and players can press and hold the broadcast button in order to do the government’s work for them.
