UPDATE: wow. It’s kind of incredible how exactly split the FE audience is on this game! Going to be so interesting to see if the next one goes hard to appease the 3H crowd. Honestly, I really love both approaches and hope they continue to go back and forth.
This game has caught me off guard. Some aspects of the reviews must have lowered my expectations because I’m pleasantly surprised by how much I’m adoring this game so far. I enjoyed Three Houses and the social aspects were definitely crucial to that experience. But the combat, graphical style and music in Engage is all a huge leap above Three Houses, in my opinion. In fact, the emergent storytelling that comes from the strategy makes it feel like a ‘deeper’ story for me. I have built all sorts of teams and combat relationships within my squad that impact all of my decisions. Also, The ‘Emblems’ and return to the weapon wheel just feel awesome.
How about you? Curious to see how this one becomes received by the general …
We were fed up with detective games where you don’t actually do any detective work. We spent the last 5 years & all our money making a game to change that.
Dont get us wrong, we are a big fan of the detective genre. But almost always, it feels you’re controlling a detective and hearing his thoughts rather than formulating your own!
You FEEL like a detective, but are you actually cracking a case?
Inspired by the Ace Attorney series, Papers Please & Tangle Tower, we made a detective game set in 1970s France. It’s a game where to progress your leads you need to gather documents, get testimonies about the investigation’s topics, and find a contradiction between the two. Once you get a good idea, you can then make hypothesis out of the same topics and confront people about the truth.
It’s made with love and craft, with family secrets intertwined with WW2 mysteries. We made our first trailer and would love feedback from detective game fans!
We aim …
Hi r/games!
I’m ichbinhamma, the solo dev behind “Dwarves: Glory, Death and Loot”. In this game you create your personal army of dwarves and lead them to victory! Strategize with up to 10 individual beardlings in this combination of classic RPGs, roguelikes and auto-battlers. Decimate orcs, fight trolls and battle dragons - There will be Glory, Death and humongous amounts of Loot!
Current features:
- Customize up to 10 dwarves individually!
- The class of a dwarf will be determined by its main hand weapon.
- 7 classes: Thief, Knight, Archer, Mage, Priest, Supporter, Warrior
- 7 attack types
- 18 ultimate abilities
- Many different enemy types
- Over 90 equip-able items!
Steam (Demo available!) - Trailer - Gameplay (early alpha by SplatterCat) - Discord - Reddit
The game will participate in the upcoming Steam Next Fest (February 2023) and enter Early Access for PC (Windows) shortly after.
Hi r/Games
Useful links:
Steam page + demo - Add to your wishlist if you like it
Trailer
Our Discord server
About the game:
It’s a 3rd-person Action-Adventure game focused on stealth mechanics and puzzle solving. Sneak, climb and distract guards with your bow skills. Solve light puzzles alongside your path to find and destroy source of the Dark Power guarded by the Priests of the North.
Also there will be a few alternative outfits to collect throughout the game, so you can choose the one you like the most. Especially with photo mode that will be available at launch.
There is also a short demo on Steam (~15 minutes long), so you can check it out by yourself.
About us and the project:
10 years ago I’ve started learning programming and my journey to become an indie game developer began. Right now I’m working with a 3D Artist to finally deliver something finished and polished, so hopefully we can bring this game to a full release in the Q1 of 2023.
Thanks and have a …
Hello r/Games! It is my pleasure to share a bit about our game with you today.
Game: Blue Wednesday
Genre: Narrative Adventure + Rhythm, Puzzle, Aracde
Platforms: PC (Steam)
We were inspired by a lot of things, but especially Night in the Woods and the Disney movie Soul. While making this game, our game designer studied a lot about jazz, including the history of jazz and analysis of famous jazz songs, and made all the sounds of the game himself.
Promo Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMlZID5vFYU
Gameplay Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4uDHqbtdP4
Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2129160/Blue_Wednesday/
The player becomes jazz pianist Morris, of Evans City. The player navigates the city full of NPCs and objects while interacting with them. With various mini games, cutscenes, and conversations with different characters, live through jazz pianist Morris’s experiences.
Mini games help engross players by …
Guys, I just checked on steam and its $105.64 after tax for the base game….Why is this so egregiously expensive in Canada? https://imgur.com/a/FDg8GKF
After getting the original Mafia for free and completing it some time ago, I’ve suddenly become in the mood for another open-world crime game. With the Rockstar sale going on right now, GTA IV’s being sold for 70% off, and a friend told me it’s a good place to start with the series.
Thing is, reviews and online discussions seem to indicate that the game is plagued with technical issues and unwanted updates. Is it worth trying to work around those, or am I better off looking elsewhere?
Since GTA online seems to be unplayable on PC for the foreseeable future, I’m curious if there are any decent alternatives out there. The aspects I’m most interested in are: multiplayer open world, urban environment, and the ability to create your own character.
Hello. I am looking for some recommendations
I like open world rpg type games, recent favorites are breath of the wild, pokemon games, etc. I also like some turn based strategy like xcom and civ.
I cannot stress enough how terrible I am at hand eye coordination. The first game with not turn based combat that I completed ever was breath of the wild. And its not for lack of trying.
I am looking for -open world -story and exploration heavy -combat easy enough for a buttom masher or a small child. (Or turn based)
For a while now I keep wondering how steam doesn’t have this feature yet if they know exactly the weight of each game in their store.
The thing is, I have terrible internet and sometimes I would like to just download a light game, but it is very difficult to find one if there is no size filter.
So, is there a page that does present this information on the internet?
I have some games on a very surface pro tablet, but sometimes it’s cumbersome to carry a gamepad