Hey everyone, Mileo from JoyBits here!
And I have only one question for you:
While you are thinking how to answer that, I will quickly tell you why I am here!
We gave birth to the original Doodle God in 2008! And up until now, we were fully committed to the genre that we’ve been working on for years.
And finally, we announce that Doodle God Universe will release in 2023 on Steam!
Wishlist & Play our Demo!
Steam page with Trailer & Demo | Discord Community | Official Webpage
Well, imagine yourself at the start of it all.
Imagine you have the power equal to God!
You have only air, water, fire and earth.
Take a deep breath.
Now, what would you do?
There is a right time for every action made, and we are ready to give the opportunity to choose the path & time of creation yourself!
With more than 400 unique elements and 700+ unique reactions you will spend hours philosophically pondering, as …
A Bavarian Tale: Totgeschwiegen - a Bavarian crime-RPG, is now released on Steam!
The debut title, from Munich-based Active Fungus Studios, puts players in a conspiratorial, Bavarian village community in the year 1866 to solve a mysterious death case.
Wolpertshofen - A village that sits between idyll and a den of iniquity. In A Bavarian Tale: Totgeschwiegen, players are transported back to Bavaria in 1866 as the surveyor Valentin Schmidt. At first, Wolpertshofen seems like a peaceful, provincial village, but it soon becomes clear that appearances are deceiving. The idyllic village turns out to be a facade behind which a world full of dark secrets and inexplicable events are hidden. The residents are on-edge and a dark secret hovers over the community. Valentin must figure out who he can trust, who will lead him on a false trail, and be able to protect himself from those who want to stop him from completing his job, with force…
Story and gameplay …
Hi everyone! This is Armaan from Frostwood Interactive (Rainswept, Forgotten Fields), here to share and announce that Unwording is out now on Steam for $4.99 for Win, Mac, and Linux!
Unwording is a narrative-driven puzzle game about overcoming negative self-talk, and the art style evolves from 2D to 3D over the course of 3 days as, thanks to a mischievous little bird, the main character’s worldview begins to change.
Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD2cMPQh2DI
Hope you like it!
This was the case decades ago and somehow reviewers just review one port, consoles usually, then blanket the score the highest score across all platforms. If you don’t have multiple systems (2-3 systems) to check and test PC Games, don’t review PC games. It is unethical, not reflective and pure laziness. Regardless of platform, performance should be part of the final review. You review the code you have! Not the promise of the developer putting out a day 0/1 patch. Devs/Publishers should be ready to take a hit with a poor review if they keep doing these lazy and shady practices. It isn’t just that we vote with our wallets as gamers, reviewers have a responsibility too or otherwise you are part of the problem.
So for example jedi Survivor should be something like this: PS5 = 7, Xbox = 7, PC = 4. Not the blanket of 8s and 9s everyone is throwing. I know reviewers support devs and try hard to avoid giving bad reviews but all you are doing is basically theft from your …
In the DX11 version - which otherwise has much better frame-pacing and performance than the DX12 one - opening the menu (not the “PC menu”) once breaks frame-pacing until you load a save again. It causes a lot of stutter, it’s ridiculous that of all things, the very smooth version of DX11 is completely breaking after opening the menu once.
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