Hi there r/Games! I’m making a chaotic FPS in a constantly moving environment. Jump your way through insane levels on top of speeding trucks, trains and planes.
MEATGRINDER is a brutal and fast-paced FPS where everything is rapidly moving in an epic road chase. Fight hordes of punks in ever-changing environments and grind the meat.
This game is inspired by classic action movies like Mad Max and Matrix combined with modern shooters like Doom Eternal and Ultrakill. It’s like if Clustertruck had a baby with Duke Nukem.
I’ve also added some fresh mechanics to motivate players move fast. It can be briefly described like this:
It would be awesome if you had a chance to try the Demo out, we are always looking for more feedback and to know what you think!
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Hey r/Games!
We are Excellent Rectangle and this is Tape to Tape, a rogue-lite hockey game inspired by NHL 94, Hades and Slay The Spire releasing on Steam in April 2023! (Steam NextFest Trailer)
We have just launched our demo featuring the first act of the campaign, will you be able to beat the Officials? Take on the challenge with Angus McShaggy and his band of benchwarmers by finding the upgrades and synergies. All you need to do is not lose! If you do, you’ll have to go back to the Blademaster and back to the drawing board!
The campaign can be played with up to 5 players via Steam Remote Play. And if you feel the need to prove yourself instead, there’s always the Play Now Mode which can host up to 6!
We are always open to feedback, if you decide to hop on and play, let us know what you think!
Happy indie Sunday and we wish all the best to the fellow devs out here!
I love going back to play older games from yesteryear, and lately I’ve been focusing on L4D2, Fallout New Vegas, the original Quake, Thief, Crysis, and MW2 (2009). I’ve been putting a lot of time into these game and beating them for the umpteenth time, but it’s been a blast.
What older games do you go back and periodically play?
I grew up on the 2600 and NES, rolled through to the N64 era as a console gamer and got my first PC for gaming in 1999. I dabbled in console gaming up until 2009 but made the switch and have been PC gaming ever since.
How about you guys?