Final Factory is a top down automation game set in space inspired by Factorio. I’ve been working on the game solo for nearly 5 years, and quit my job last year to go full time on it. Since then I’ve put together a small team and we are planning an EA launch this summer.
Announcement Gameplay Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsf1qvRK6Pg
Steam store page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1383150/Final_Factory/
Join the Discord community: https://discord.com/invite/78JaMfPkhX
Gameplay Fundamentals with the Developer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePqO17UOaQc
Key Art: https://i.imgur.com/Y5Tk7Q8.jpg by Elias Stern
Key features
Massive scale: I went into this project with scale in mind, and architected the game to support huge factories first and foremost.
Meaningful Exploration: Set in space, the game has a rich universe to explore, and venturing out will reward the player’s factory construction in unique ways. You’ll find stars, planets, and …
Hey there /r/Games again!
We’ve just released a new substantial update to the demo for our game! Check it out in the link below! I’m in a small Canadian team of 3 working on Star★Vaders. You can find important links here:
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Star★Vaders is a mecha roguelike deckbuilding tactical shoot-em-up! It plays like a mix of Slay the Spire, Into the Breach, and Space Invaders (?!)
In the game, you pilot a mecha armor to defend the future of Earth from swarms of alien invaders in a rogue-lite campaign of grid-based tactical card battles!
We’re planning to release it on PC first, with potential ports to Switch and mobile in the future.
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Outwit and destroy the varied swarms of aliens with devastating chain reactions & card combos. Blow them up with bombs, make them destroy each other with pushes, or decimate them with hails of bullets.
Customize your mecha’s deck …
Hi r/Games! We just announced our new game! We are a two-person team and don’t have many followers. I would appreciate it if you took the time to check us out and give us feedback. Thanks!
Wishlist On Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2321250/A_Corgis_Cozy_Hike/
Movement trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNOpby_qwAY
Game: A Corgi’s Cozy Hike
Genre: bite-size open-world, non-violent 3d platformer
Platforms: PC (Steam)
Release date: Q3
Em-bark on a therapeutic adventure around a peaceful island paradise as a lovable Corgi. Climb mountains, soar the open sky, and sail the calming seas to discover treasures and cozy nap spots.
Relax and savor this bite-sized, open-world experience while 10% of your purchase is donated to animal shelters.
Inspired by: A Short Hike, Bowser’s Fury, Banjo-Kazooie, BotW
Key Features:
Un-leash yourself! - Stubby legs won’t stop you! Follow your own path around the island. With many routes to the top of the …
A first-person base-building game that tests your creativity, strategy, and management skills. Gather resources, build infrastructure, and care for your colonists.
Research new tech, craft weapons, and fight enemies to ensure your colony’s survival. Adaptation and management are key to your colony’s fate.
You can check out the trailer here: Citadel Anew
Steam page: Citadel Anew
Expected release: July/August 2023
Hi r/Games! I’m Daniel, the solo developer working on Parkour Legends and I’m excited to share a new gameplay trailer of the game with you!
Game: Parkour Legends
Genre: 2D parkour / sports / platformer
Platforms: PC (Steam), Mac, Linux, and hopefully consoles down the line!
Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2115130/Parkour_Legends/?utm_source=games2
New Trailer: https://youtu.be/og0e9nuAz2s
Last time I checked in, I mentioned how, for me, there’s nothing better than a 2D game with tight, responsive controls and fun levels to explore. Parkour in a 2D game just makes so much sense! Parkour Legends challenges you to use real parkour moves to overcome obstacles and find the fastest routes to beat time-trial levels in an awesome, retro twist on the 2D side-scrolling and platforming genre. I’ve got a lot of work done on the core concept and parkour mechanics, so now I’ve been pushing the game’s environments and adding extra surprises and …
Hey r/Games!
A while back we launched a VR language learning game. Feedback was great, but we kept hearing “I don’t have VR, how can I play”? …from that, Noun Town language learning Desktop was born!
See the game trailer & Wishlist here:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2313720?utm_source=reddit
Noun Town desktop has all the cool stuff from the VR version (1,000s of nouns / verbs / adjectives, characters to talk to, lessons, & mini-games) and we’ve added even more mini-games to make it even more fun and interesting!
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Check out our Discord to get the last remaining Alpha testing spaces: https://discord.gg/ZJkknXZrQU
Release date: 29 June 2023
Platform: Desktop (Switch date TBA)
P.S. The VR version trailer is here: https://noun.town/
There are a lot of multiplayer games nowadays, not like that’s a bad thing, but I much prefer singleplayer games; taking the story and gameplay at my own pace without any rush or any pressure from teammates. There are bound to be a lot of people that think the same thing. If there’s a game that has both singleplayer and multiplayer, I’d usually jump to singleplayer first.
Which brings me to this question: what are your favourite singleplayer campaigns? The campaigns you could play over and over and (maybe) never get bored of? I’ll start:
I adore the Titanfall 2 campaign. It’s pretty short, about 8-12hrs long depending on skill level and difficulty. I’ve played it about 3 times on Xbox alone, and I plan to play more now that I have a solid gaming PC. I’ve never met anybody who has played the Titanfall 2 campaign and hated it. I love short-but-sweet games, and Titanfall 2 is exactly that. I’ve heard the built-in online as of recent has …
Apparently you can initiate a support ticket to try to get them back but that could be more hassle than it’s worth. Hope this saves at least one person the frustration.
Budget: Low - Med
Games I’ve played: most Marios, some Zeldas, (BOTW is my jam), and exactly 1 PC game circa 2000
Hey Gamers! So, I’m a mom in her early 40’s who has almost zero experience in PC gaming. However, I have spent countless hours in front of a console. Which? Lol… Nintendo. Yeah, I’ve been into good old Link and Mario for longer than my kids have been around. So, I suppose I prefer an open-world single-player RPG or a fun platformer. Breath of the Wild.. what can I say? I have countless hours in that game alone. Guess I should say that I’m the type to creep around the big baddies whenever possible but certainly go after them as needed for upgrades, loot, and progression of course. I also lean toward the grim and creepy but love exploring and gorgeous landscapes.
Hubs and I should have the new PC built in about 2 weeks. I made my STEAM account yesterday. I’m looking for suggestions to ease me into things. I’ve never used a …