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hey everybody this is Steve from gamers Nexus Don that and we are here with our fifth installment of green light spotlight our series that tells you about up and coming games to watch on steams greenlight service I am really excited about the games this week but we need your help to keep finding more so nominate games you'd like to see us support in the comments below that said this week's number 7 game is what some might without further inspection call a minecraft flown and that's because it is but in a paradeen manner guncraft mocks the likes of modern warfare battlefield and notches minecraft with its high octane slightly ludicrous gameplay the game itself has fully destructible everything allows construction map building within a block based environment that we're all used to and even has helicopters and other vehicles and offers battlefield like gameplay better yet it has a minecraft map importer which will allow you to import existing minecraft maps into guncraft and then blow your friends to smithereens in them sounds awesome on a similar note and similar comedic note actually folk tale takes slot number six with its infusion of modern tropes and classic fantasy and vines this city building game feels similar to settlers in design and majesty in humor but aims to allow room for both more militaristic play styles and more peaceful city building focused play styles the game is multiplayer and allows for full sandbox play as well so if you like city builders check out folk tale rounding out the pack with classic platformer gameplay is wooden sensei a beautifully presented time-based challenge game that was an indicated finalist this year wooden sensei makes use of grappling hook movement hammer actuated bounces and incredibly powerful attacks if I could say that properly to platform through the levels the game has varied environment each with a connected but different artistic approach and makes for a game that feels like it really fits its overarching Japanese theme this next one's a bit more straightforward than the previous games gear up takes slot for and when I saw the video game play I immediately flash back to playing battle tanks on the n64 back in the day gear up supports 32 player tank battles where each player uses customized tanks and weapons gain an edge in engagements Europe has a full level and challenge editor and it even has co-op missions and leaderboard support it is action-packed and focused on arcade style gameplay from the old day so give it a look if you want some tank battles this next one is a quote unquote military space epic that engages in space fighting action and has both planetary battles and space combat making for something pretty unique it results in an amalgamation that feels like it's straight out of popular space TV series is this dynamic universe features multiple factions of varying standings chaotic space battles alien planetary exploration construction of colonies and space stations and more it is effectively a space sim making for an excellent choice for those who enjoy the x series of games and other space simulation games and with that bitterly 0 transition at all we have secrets of grinding in slot number 2 an old-school action RPG that combines co-op support for up to four players and will even add some classic SNES elements secrets of grandia implements a zelda inspired combat system pets skill trees and even a lengthy well-written story line from what we have heard the games overall aesthetic is fluid and appropriate its combat looks satisfying and the RPG elements are all in place to make this play like a classic RPG from the SNES finally in slot number one after a big breath we have san fra or st. Freud if you want to say it like an American it is a truly cohesive looking game we first heard of san fra on the developers of castle story mentioned it in an email and really the honor was all ours san fra combines third-person action elements visceral combat basic trap placement and defense mechanics and like and lower all-in-one well-rounded game in screwed I'm just going to say sane Freud you must defend your town from invading werewolves and lycanthropes and in standing with traditional werewolf lore they're far more powerful than your human lumberjack character that's where the traps come in zip line strategy and all kinds of other tree traps are carefully utilized in this game to make sure that you can survive and your town and all the werewolves run away crying I highly recommend looking into san fra as well as all the other games this week I'm excited to see where the developers take them and all of these games need your support so go to the description below and click on the steam links and upload the ones you like that is all for this week I will see you guys next time peace