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Hi r/Games! I’m the developer making Spellbook Demonslayers and I’m excited to share the newest version of the game with all of you!
Game: Spellbook Demonslayers
Genre: Action Roguelite
Platforms: PC (Steam), hopefully mobile soon!
Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2007530/Spellbook_Demonslayers/
I’ve always loved the massive power scaling and buff stacking possible in the endgame of Path of Exile, and I was inspired by the really fun and accessible style of Vampire Survivors to combine the two in Spellbook Demonslayers! You start each run with just your chosen spell and passive, and quickly gain huge amounts of power with each level up to slay thousands of demons.
The newest update (voted for by the community!) adds new branching upgrade options for you to choose from each run to customize your build, letting you make even more overpowered combos than before! More community-requested features and changes are being worked on for next week’s …
Hey! I am Fernando, the solodev of Scavengers From Planet X.
Scavengers From Planet X is an open-world space game. In the game you are a space taxi driver who has just arrived to the Carina sector, a newly colonized cluster of 22 star systems. Corporations led the colonization of the sector and control most of it. Your home is a tiny flat located in Utopia Station, one of the few independent space stations in the sector.
The game contains 80 locations to explore, including planets, space stations, mining outposts, capital ships and derelict ships.
To explore this universe you can do random cab missions or solve in-game missions. The game contains 48 missions.
About the story-missions: some of the missions are pure comedy, as Corporate Secrets, Suspicious Business or The Robotic Schrodinger Cat. Others missions are far of being a comedy, as the four missions of the Neural Dreams’ Saga, Charon Blues or You Can’t Always Get What You Want. A few missions are hard science fiction …
Hi r/games! I’ve been working on a new game in my free time for the last year or so, inspired by my love of King’s Knight as a kid, and my even greater love for loot-based ARPGs like Diablo 2 and Path of Exile as an adult.
Don’t Die, Collect Loot focuses on having simple moment-to-moment action gameplay that’s incredibly easy to learn. As you play, you’ll encounter events, fun monsters, and mountains of randomly generated loot with fun modifiers. After each run, you’ll be able to equip yourself, craft or improve your items, and invest points into a skill tree to learn new abilities to use on your next run.
The game really leans on the “power fantasy” side of the ARPG. As you get stronger, you’ll find yourself absolutely mowing down enemies, blowing up entire screens, and raking in even more loot and experience while you encounter new content and new enemies.
I’ve put together a few examples of moment-to-moment gameplay …
Previous high was 55k around launch period
What game have you ignored for several years (because of hype or being a genre/story you don’t like), maybe even started playing it several times briefly, but it just didn’t click with you?
But then, years later you decided to actually try to really play it, understand it, and it then it turned out it became one of your top favorites?
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I’ve been PC gaming for a couple of decades, and after so many great games, and with decreasing amount of time I have available, I have to be more and more selective.
I like to think that after a couple of hours into a new game (or new to me), I’m able to judge a game for myself and if I don’t feel like getting back to it or, if for me, it didn’t have a memorable game mechanic, then I just drop it forever or until I hear someone else say something interesting and unique about that game, that makes me want to give it another try.
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My biggest eureka moment was The Witcher 3. I haven’t …
Now that Bannerlord 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 have been released, what’s your number 1 wonder-how-many-reads this description part lol most anticipated pc game (non-dlc) release of 2023?
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The industry is at risk of posting its first annual sales decline in at least a decade