Wagotabi is an educational RPG that teaches you Japanese from scratch. As you progress through the adventure, English is gradually replaced by Japanese, until almost all content is fully in Japanese. Every aspect of the language, including characters, vocabulary, and grammar, is introduced progressively and always in context, through quests and dialogues to fully immerse you in the language. You will also explore real Japanese towns during your adventure and learn about Japan’s culture and history along the way.

Wagotabi is already available on Steam, iOS and Android. The game is fully cross-platform: you can seamlessly switch between desktop, Steam Deck and mobile while keeping your progress. A free demo is also available on all platforms.

To celebrate Wagotabi’s one-year anniversary on Steam, Wagotabi is 35% off for two weeks starting today.

We also released a new update a few days ago! New professional voice recordings for the words and example sentences from the first two …

Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4784510/Leviathan_Rhino
Trailer: https://youtu.be/IZXj20tSxzo

The game is the result of a collaboration between two indie developers. Solo developer Andrey Amortiz made a small but deeply atmospheric horror game with a great visual style, and had no idea how to tell anyone it exists. Solarsuit Games has already shipped several horror games, so we helped Andrey put the trailer together and offered to take on the announcement. The themes of the game and its atmosphere got to us.

You play as an old dying man, and a colossal leviathan is bearing down on his village. Everyone who could leave has gone, but you have nowhere to go and no reason to.

Leviathan: Rhino is a short psychological horror about the last days of a man who stays. He drinks with the neighbour who also stayed, walks the yard, keeps an eye on the cow. And the closer the thing outside gets, the less the world bothers pretending to make sense. There is nowhere to run. All that …

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Current content: +60 hours/+1 million words of story and gameplay across seventeen finished chapters plus a prologue; an eclectic soundtrack of over 200 carefully chosen songs; intricate maps made with over 100 separate tilesets; hundreds of customized animations; and +6 major routes (determined by key choices) plus many important minor choices!

Hey there! I’m Lord Forte, the solo developer of Noblesse Oblige: Legacy of the Sorcerer Kings, an epic high fantasy ruler RPG being created in an episodic release format! My game is currently available for free on Steam or on the game site! At the present time, Noblesse Oblige is a free game, created out of passion and with the support of patrons!

I call Noblesse Oblige a ruler RPG because it combines exploration and turn-based RPG combat using a core party with aspects of rulership/grand strategy, including kingdom management elements, castle customization, and a …

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I’m a solo dev from Finland behind the game! I grew up in the middle of nowhere, in the north and as a child, I dreamed that someone would write a book/make a film/make a game about the place. I grew up and just made it myself.

Check it out: Steam page | Trailer

The game is about a newly turned vampire who lives in a small rural post-Soviet town. There are a few vampires, a few humans, and a ton of things to do. The conflict starts with you getting addicted to drinking blood, while you should really be drinking energy, like all the good *khm* vampires around you. How would that turn out?

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Trailer: https://youtu.be/cojzGxpHS40

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4970020/Nightbound/?utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=indiesunday&utm_content=rgames

Two strangers share one house at the end of the world. Their only hope: trust each other, fix up a van, and reach a mountain too cold for the Bloom to follow. You fight as a pair with turn-based tactics. Live the days together, hold the house at night, and build a bond that outgrows the Bloom.

• Turn-based tactics for two, built around a shared pool of Command Points.
• Manual aiming with headshots, cover, and interception fire.
• Potentials that turn two survivors into a fighting pair, unlocked by the bond between them.
• One house to live in by day and defend by night across twelve handcrafted nights.
• Enemy encounters built around readable behaviors, evolving enemy groups, and changing battlefield conditions.
• Quiet daytime routines with cooking, van repairs, arcade games, and small moments that make the house feel like …

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