Crystal Project is a JRPG that is non-linear and all about exploration and finding your own path. There are no loading screens or invisible walls, so if you can climb somewhere, you can go explore there.
The battle system has MMO-like threat mechanics and full information like in TRPGs. So battles aren’t about luck, but rather team composition and planning your turns. There’s a job/class system with lots of customization so you can really lean into personalizing how your team works in battle.
I made this game because it was the game I wanted to play. If it sounds like something you would be into too, please give it a try and let me know what you think! The demo is available now on Steam and the full version is releasing at the end of the month.
Store page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1637730/Crystal_Project/
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rr3T1Kdhtiw
Release date: March 31st 2022
Platforms: Windows, Linux/Steam Deck, MacOS
Hi, guys!
I’m solo developing a game called Words Can Kill. It is a roguelike deckbuilder where your cards are letter tiles akin to those in Scrabble. This adds a neat dimension to which letters you add to your deck or take away, because it completely changes what words you can play in which situations.
You will travel through the fantasy world and fight monsters trying to find a more efficient way to use your letters and your gear. The key aspect is future planning: attack now without a bonus from your weapon or wait a turn and spell a longer word, discard a tile or save it for the next turn.
Northenlion played an early version of my game and missed lethal twice during the fight with the final boss of the demo. Maybe you can do better! Check out the free highly replayable demo on Steam right now and wishlist the full game:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1732090/Words_Can_Kill/
I planned to release my game before the end of March. But it was hard to work last month …
- Open The Door To Win - It really is as simple as that!
You dreamt last night, about opening a door. You went through it. And now? You’re stuck in this weird place where doors leads to more doors which leads to just more doors and so on. It seems infinite. Or is it?
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This is a game my team and I have been working on for almost a year now, beside our jobs in our free-time. It’s a singleplayer kinda narrative/puzzle game. It’s fully released and we are working on a few updates.
You can see a trailer here: trailer!
And here’s two extra trailers here and here. If you want to see some gameplay, there are a few videos of youtubers playing it on… well… Youtube. Be careful though, avoid spoilers!
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The game supports Windows, Linux and Mac. If you like unique games with a ton of secrets to find, then you might hopefully like it!
You can play it for free here: THE GAME!
Game Title: Ghostwire: Tokyo
Platforms:
Trailers:
Developer: Tango Gameworks
Publisher: Bethesda
Review Aggregator:
OpenCritic - 73 average - 59% recommended - 47 reviews
AusGamers - Kosta Andreadis - 7 / 10
Ghostwire: Tokyo is an experience where immersion and originality is born from the technical and artistic brilliance on display, and the care and attention to detail Tango has put into every building and alley-way you discover.
Bazimag - Sina Golabzade - Persian - 8.5 / 10
It’s not every day that we get to experience a Japanese ghost story of this caliber in the world of video games but Ghostwire: Tokyo utilizes its …
Hello r/Games I am a solo developer and over the past two years I’ve been working on a sequel to my previous game “Discolored”. It’s a surreal first-person puzzle adventure where all the colors have gone missing and it’s up to you to bring them back. In Discolored 2 you continue your mission to find the missing colors, but now are being pursued by a sinister organization that is trying to stop you and use the colors for their own demented purposes. Can you put an end to this shadowy organization and find a way to restore the world back to its full color?
You might describe Discolored as a Myst-like with undertones of a Ray Bradbury or George Orwell novel with an art style inspired by the painters Edward Hopper and John Register.
Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1859720/Discolored__Episode_2/
Trailer: https://youtu.be/wlRqAQHvOt4
Please wishlist on Steam if you like what you see. Thanks for taking a look!
Hey there /r/Games!
I’m happy to announce that TactiCats, my indie project will be releasing soon, and now has a Steam page!
Knock down your enemies and collect all the cats and achievements in this pixel art party game for true cat lovers. Use different power-ups and survive the dangerous traps to show your friends who’s the fluffiest of them all!
Feel free to check out the announcement trailer.
Or you can wishlist the game on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1918320/TactiCats/
A demo will be uploaded to Steam in the coming days, but if you’re really interested, an early, alpha version of the demo can be played on GameJolt:
https://gamejolt.com/games/tacticats/675690
But I would recommend to wait for the Steam version, because the game went through great improvements since.
Here is a screenshot of the whole ordeal.
I’m a former paralegal and woman in tech with working experience investigating cases of child grooming and exploitation for reporting to NCMEC. I also moderate several large VR gaming communities. It’s known, though not often discussed, that child grooming is a growing problem in VR gaming.
Recently, I learned of a coordinated child grooming ring operating on Discord and VRChat. I compiled all information on the server, predators, and victims into a private Google Doc and Dropbox that I submitted in reports to Discord Support, VRChat Support, and NCMEC. The evidence included screenshots, written admissions of age, and recordings shared by minors and predators on the server. The server name itself was referencing prepubescent genitalia.
Discord did not deem any of this evidence worth investigating.
Sailor Moon responded to tell me that Discord was “unable” to use “screenshots, bot logs, off-platform information, …
Yo dudes,
Need some advice on VR headsets. What I’m thinking is, wait for PSVR2 to come out and see what that does to the market. Like is it going to bring some cool new features that other VR headset companies will want to quickly adapt and you know bring out a new version of their own? Or is PSVR so far away from the leaders at the moment that it doesn’t make sense to wait and what is out already is good enough? I guess at the moment I’m looking at Quest 2 as the best quality - price product.
What do you guys say?
I have been looking for a discussion thread that includes some game series that has quite the history of sequels that are long enough to have a rift in the community that favors the older games vs the newer ones and vice versa..
I just find it interesting to look at how game series that change the original idea when it started turn out to be the way they are right now and how it affects the community following those games.. I imagine there would be old school fans who loved the original idea of the game and later let go of the series because of how far it has changed.
Also there would probably be newer fans who have played the newer games first before venturing into the older games and find the newer games to be better (probably recency bias but that’s just me)
Maybe there are also long running game series that started out rough and later added a lot of improvements that earned their spot to the top (i.e. Witcher).
I just would like to see what people think about game series …