Chillquarium is a wholesome idle aquarium game. Buy booster packs full of new fish, and watch them grow up in real time so they can earn money through ticket sales! Every fish has multiple rare coloration variants, so it is a collectathon as well as an incremental game. Everything is designed to be cute, positive, and relaxing.
Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2276930/Chillquarium/
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tw0LBbu24XM
I loved playing aquarium games as a kid. FishVille was the one I played the most. The game was awesome, but unfortunately, it was also designed to try and get kids to “get mom’s wallet” to spend money on microtransactions. Worse, it was designed to keep players addicted by punishing them for not playing regularly enough. If you didn’t feed your fish on the right schedule, they died. If you didn’t clean their tank every day, they died. Playing the game was like signing up for a chore list, and if you …
Heya everyone,
I’ve been working on Moviehouse for two years now, and we’re finally hitting the big screen on April 5th for PC and Mac, and I couldn’t be more excited/terrified!
In Moviehouse you manage the day-to-day running of a movie studio, write scripts, run the production and create your own movie posters. Gameplay-wise, we lean heavily on the Tycoon aspect, highlighting the process behind the glamorous film shoots. Some inspirations include Game Dev Story, Startup Tycoon and Game Dev Tycoon.
If the nitty-gritty of film production is in your wheelhouse, you can wishlist the game on Steam - https://store.steampowered.com/app/1576280/Moviehouse
We’re also coming to GOG - still finalizing the store page.
Gameplay trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUBDAfv_jkw
And join us on Discord, tell us what movies you’ve been watching - https://discord.gg/fFTQFyphEa
What do you think? Hopefully, we’ll meet up on the red carpet on the 5th!
Have a great Sunday and thanks r/Games …
Reposting this because I messed up the title for the indie sunday thing!
Slay the Princess got the chance to participate in the PAX Rising showcase as part of this year’s PAX East, so we made an expanded director’s cut of our demo for the event with tons of new content. The show went great, and apparently we were quite a few folks’ pick for best game of the show, which was absolutely wild for our tiny two-person studio.
Steam Page with free three hour long demo
You’re on a path in the woods. And at the end of that path is a cabin. And in the basement of that cabin is a Princess (Nichole Goodnight).
You’re here to slay her. If you don’t, it will mean the end of the world.
At least, that’s what The Narrator (Jonathan Sims) tells you. But can you trust him? Can you trust her? Sure, you can do as you’re told, killing the entity in the basement, whether she’s a Princess or… something else. Or you can try to …
Het r/Games!
Steam + trailer: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1783280/Ghostlore/
It features:
But what we’re most proud of is the unique fantasy setting based on Southeast Asian folklore. The game takes place in a tropical world based on Singapore. Singaporean and Southeast Asian culture as a whole are distinct from East Asian cultures like Japan, China, and Korea. Singapore is a melting pot of immigrant Chinese, Malay-Muslim, Indian and Western influences, thanks to our time as a trading port and British colony. Our folklore has monsters which are some of the most messed up ones in the world, …
Looking for games that play well for 2. Ideally split screen co-op, or lower system requirements - but lmk if you have other favourites!
Portal 2 was good but frustrating lol. Playing Stardew Valley right now and having a grand old time
I am looking for something like Project Zomboid / State of Decay where you go around, level up skills and bring the loot to the base to improve it. Whatcha got?