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Our team of 3 beginners released a humorous retro FPS called Fashion Police Squad on Steam this Monday! It’s a singleplayer story type game, where you solve fashion crimes by shooting at them with attire altering weaponry. Here’s some tidbits:
The core gameplay is interesting compared to a traditional FPS in the way that only certain weapons work on certain enemies; e.g. you can’t fix a loose suit with the paintball shotgun, but you’ll have to use the sewing machine gun instead. The system changes the way you think when going into a fight and makes sure you have to use all weapons!
The game has some platforming sections that make use of a few satisfying movement mechanics: You can use the belt grapple hook to swing around like Spiderman, and the Soapy water gun to gain speed by sliding forward.
One of …
Hey r/Games,
Isle of Arrows is my take on classic Tower Defense, but with a twist: you build everything (towers, enemy path, support buildings, etc.) by placing randomly drawn tiles. A bit like in the board game Carcassonne.
I wanted to make a Tower Defense game where every playthrough is different, by adding roguelite elements and luck of the draw mechanics. To complete the later stages and reach high scores, min-maxing the rng, and knowing when to play safe vs when to gamble is essential.
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The game launches on September 8, 2022, but a free demo is available now!
Gameplay trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNDj0S1MI54
Steam page with demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1946970/Isle_of_Arrows/
Hi r/Games!
My name is Paweł and I’m a solo game developer. I’ve made my dream and released a survival horror game called Last Visit on Steam. I’m a big horror fan and I decided to create my own vision of horror focused on the mysterious atmosphere, a unique, interesting story, and delivering a lot of fear.
Last Visit is a combination of an adventure game and survival horror inspired by Amnesia: The Dark Descent but in a completely different atmosphere. The main feature is a mysterious, dark atmosphere where each place has its own unique style including various sounds of wild animals, scary wind, or creaking in old buildings. The main task of the player is solving a riddle about grandma’s and her family disappearing in the village called Kamby. The player has to explore areas and investigate by finding clues and information to find out the story. During the game, the player comes across various enemies and his only defense is to escape.
Hey r/Games
It’s my pleasure to introduce you Cult of Babel!
Game : Cult of Babel
Genre : Action Roguelite / Twin Stick Shooter
Trailer : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJUhejOTkHg
Platforms : PC, hopefully consoles after release
Planned Release Date : Early / Mid October 2022
Free Prologue : https://store.steampowered.com/app/2101600/Cult_Of_Babel__Prologue/
Steam page link : https://store.steampowered.com/app/2078970/Cult_Of_Babel/
I’m Mathieu and I’ve been creating with my friend Lukas this little game that I like to call an Overpowered Wizard Simulator
Here are the key features :
If you play the game …
Hi r/Games,
Almost 10 years ago I was in a small mountain town in India called Kalimpong, and everyone was ripping around mountain roads in these tiny minivans, and it seemed like all the kids had slingshots. I decided to make a multiplayer movement/vehicle combat game where you drive a minivan and shoot rocks at your friends.
It’s evolved quite a bit over the years. Beyond just trying to make fun game, I had no idea how much work it would be to make a physics game play well over the network. It’s been 8+ years (on and off, because money) of solo development, and now I’m almost ready to release it. Thanks for taking a look. I hope you like it!
Call of Duty, Assassins Creed are two prime examples.
Fairly recently, I had something of a spiritual awakening:
Playing old games in emulators is, really fun?!
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Now I’m sure someone who has been playing emulated games for years will answer:
‘Nah durrr… you don’t say genius…’
Ok, fair cop, but hey, while I have always known emulators existed, playing old console games in emulators wasn’t something I was actually doing until about 3 or 4 weeks ago.
And not just old classics from my childhood, but brand new games I’ve never played before.
This post is for people like me, who have been sleeping on this and missing out.
^(By the way, I do consider this to be a ‘pcgaming’ related post because while most the games may be from consoles, I’m playing them on PC with PC software, so… yeah.)
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What prompted me was the Steam Deck.
I have one reserved and so many people were talking about how the Steam Deck is an ‘emulation beast’ …