Oliveira comes from absolutely nowhere to beat Maru 4-1 in the final.
After a run that included beating Clem, Cure, Heromarine, Reynor and herO, the 21st ranked Oliveira (FKA Time) wins the biggest Starcraft 2 tournament in a huge, huge surprise.
He round it off with an emotional speech where he described himself as “just a normal man” and explained how many people told him to retire after Dreamhack Atlanta. “Look at me now”, he said.
Video game music has come a long way from simple midi loops, it’s as varied as any other music is. I find game music works great to convey atmosphere, support a story, or just vibe out. There is so much out there but it seems like, with some exceptions, soundtrack and music isn’t focused on by reviews in the way that gameplay and graphics are. That makes sense, but soundtracks can really elevate a game - some games that would have been good or great can become amazing or even masterpieces with the right music.
So let’s everyone post some of your favorite songs or OSTs and have some discussion about your favorites and why you like them. I’ll begin with song chosen from some of my favorite games and their OSTs.
Don’t read the YouTube comments in fear of spoilers, but absolutely listen to these - all bangers.
Metroid Prime - Chozo Ruins
In the spirit of its enhanced remaster, there are plenty of good songs to choose from but the one that means most to me is Chozo Ruins. As the first …
The game I am working on is called The Settlings and it is relaxing, Lemmings inspired city builder. You plan and build your settlement, you craft new materials, tools and weapons. You can automate the production chains and try to defeat the enemies and complete the map after defeating the map boss.
And I am Ariano, 40 y/o hobby solo indiedev working on this game in my spare time.
If you can’t imagine Lemmings inspired city builder might work, you can try the demo, it is still available on steam ;)
What you can expect form the game:
Have fun and let me know what do you think!
If you like you can also check my Twitter for more frequent updates or join Discord to shape the future of the game!
Hello r/Games!
What is this game?
Smiths & Legends is a top-down co-op blacksmithing RPG. Craft recipes within the time limit with your friends while defending your shop from monsters. Go through the 60+ levels, fight monsters and bosses, and level up your party!
We’ve recently had a very successful run on Steam Next Fest and are now live on Kickstarter! Consider supporting before all the rewards are gone!
What’s unique about Smiths & Legends?
The game has a 2.5D art style where the characters and monsters are 2D but the world is 3D. Some of the interactable objects are 3D as well and I believe the blend looks quite unique!
The gameplay is similar to Overcooked but you additionally have to use the weapons you create to defend your shop, and earn experience based on your performance that you can use to unlock perks. Plus there’s a boss at the end of each world!
What’s the story?
Legends speak of a …
Hello r/Games!
I would like to present you my game on which I have been working for 3 years.
It blends elements of traditional role-playing games like The Elder Scrolls with the freedom of modern sandbox-style games such as Terraria or Stardew Valley.
There is a trailer and a free demo available on the Steam page:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1673090/Vagabond/
Procedural Generation
My ambition with Vagabond is to generate worlds as interesting and living as possible to be the playground of fun role-playing adventures. I want to take advantage of procedural generation to create worlds full of details. I also believe that it will allow to create more dynamic worlds as it is possible to generate events, stories and characters on the fly.
Contrary to most sandbox games with procgen worlds, worlds in Vagabond are fully generated before the game starts and aren’t infinite because the different parts of the worlds are deeply interconnected. NPCs are aware of the world and …
A game that originally was a Playstation exclusive, managed to come to PC, and then outdo every other game that was natively made for PC, performance wise. This game runs butter smooth for both low and high end GPU’s on max settings. I have been playing this game for a while and have noticed the frames almost never drops. You can ride around the map in rain, snow, fog, mud and the performance is all the same. The most impressing thing is that the frames doesn’t even move when you encounter a horde or if you visit a settlement. Hats off to Bend Studios for doing this port. Other studios making open world games can learn a lot from this game. There is no excuse for a bad port. And for the record this game doesn’t even have DLSS. In fant it does not even need that option. Other developers need to step up their game.
Hogwarts Legacy just got released, and the PC port is just pain. Both Days Gone and Hogwarts Legacy are on the same Unreal Engine. So where does all this go …
The mod uses preset “F” for all quality modes, as that seems to minimize ghosting much more than other modes (e.g. “C” and “D”), without any relevant downsides:
https://community.pcgamingwiki.com/files/file/2581-control-hdrultrawidedlssrt-patch/
Vanilla Control defaults to presets “A” and “B”, though the new modes seem to work much better.
Hello,
Do you know any PC strategies with rpg-elements where your units gain experience, level up and get promotions? I don’t care if it’s real-time or turn-based.
I’m looking for something like old Disciples games where you command small squad of units that gain experience and can be promoted to high tier classes.
I’ve played Legends of Eisenwald and I liked it, now I’m looking for more games like that…
Thanks ;)
I enjoy games that can hold my interest for an extended period. Eve was one, WoW is another, as different examples from different genres. Not necessarily an mmo, but something you can sink hundreds of hours into and still feel like there’s more that you haven’t done. I expect Starfield will be like this, but what others have you folks played for 1k hrs plus? Have played Rimworld, Factorio, Satisfactory, rdr2, many others but those are a cross section of some of the games I’ve enjoyed.