Hello r/Games!
I’ve been developing WalkScape for the last 8 months, and the game is finally approaching closed beta. The closed beta should release some time between Jun-Aug this Summer!
Older Gameplay Video showing activity view
New Gameplay Video showing opening chests
Some recent screenshots of the game:
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Introduction
Last summer when this project got started I was wondering of ways how I could motivate myself to walk more. I have ADHD, and sometimes find it hard to motivate myself to exercise. Thought about combining RS as I’ve been addicted to it for more than 10 years and walking, and that’s how the game got started.
WalkScape is a game inspired by RuneScape and other MMOs but with a twist - you progress in it by walking in the real world! It’s designed to be non-intrusive, with no predatory monetization practices. By non-intrusive we mean that it will truly let you enjoy your …
Hello! I have been solo developing Pneumata for the past year, a Lovecraftian survival horror inspired by games like Resident Evil and Outlast.
Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1183850/Pneumata/
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWwJrJeCAQY
Play as a detective attempting to solve a series of disappearances and murders within the Clover Hill apartment complex. Uncover the truth behind the killings and in the process recover your memories of what happened the night your wife was killed. Run, hide, or fight your way past the horrors that lay beneath the surface.
Genre: Action/Adventure, Survival Horror, Psychological Horror
Platforms: PC (Windows)
Planned release date: Q4 2023
Would love to hear feedback and any thoughts :).
Hello!
I’m back again with an updated trailer for High and Dry!
High and Dry is a strategy game where you take control of your own pirate ship and crew. You made a deal with Davey Jones to save your life, but the clock is ticking and its almost time to pay the price. As the clock counts down to your meeting with Davey you upgrade your ship getting new weapons and abilities, expanding your crew, and more!
Gameplay
The game is heavily inspired by FTL. You have to balance your resources and the time you have left to make it to the end, strong enough to best the legend Davey Jones! As you go you can upgrade your crew in numbers and in their ability. Or you can upgrade your ship, its cannons, and buy unique abilities to help you out. You need to stay stocked on resources but your weight will negatively impact your speed and ability to evade enemy attacks.
Enemy attacks will cause your ship to take damage, if you’re taking in water do you take away a crew …
Hey r/Games!
We’re a bunch of friends working in our free time on Cardbob. This is my first time posting on this subreddit, so I’m excited to present it!
What is it about?
Cardbob is an action roguelite where you play as… well, Cardbob, a cardboard robot that suddenly got access to mysterious dungeons in his basement. In these dungeons, there are various enemies but more importantly, loot - loot that can be sent to Cardbob’s home and later sold to merchants by negotiating with them for the best price.
Sooo, what are you doing with the money you manage to squeeze from the buyers? Well, since the game is a roguelite, you can buy permanent upgrades that allow you to make different builds combined with the temporary upgrades.
During combat, your sword is being used for both melee and ranged attacks, so you have to be very careful with it (especially during your first runs) as you can easily just throw all your swords away, and you’ll …
Build and run a car factory to design, produce and sell high-quality cars, while expanding your business. Manage resources, research new technologies, and meet market demand. As the factory grows, you can hire more employees and unlock new features.
Factoryopolis is still in early development, but it will be released in 2023
Don’t forget to write your opinions and suggestions in the comments.
Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/2201180/Factoryopolis/?utm_source=reddit
Gameplay video: https://youtu.be/ABGpqTWKCxA
Hey r/Games!
Steam page prologue | Discord | Trailer | Demo
I work full time on Battle Grid, a roguelite auto battler. In this Action Roguelite, discover game-breaking synergies, mix and match weapons and units, unlock upgrades, harvest and conquer an alien planet.
If you’re interested please try out the demo!
In Battle Grid, you manage a squadron of mechs. This gives a greater focus on team builds and synergizing unit-weapon combinations as well unit-synergies and weapon-synergies. Where most auto battlers have units with double-barrel synergies (for example, Warrior Mech), we leave it up to the player to decide those combinations! Each unit has a synergy, and so does each weapon. Place weapons on the right units to maximise their power.
Features:
- A retro-future scifi theme.
- Short runs: 20-30 mins.
- Original music.
- Over 60 unique units.
- Over 60 unique weapons.
- 9 unit synergies.
- 12 weapon synergies.
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I have a curved 27 inch monitor and my idea was to take it off the stand, put a pillow on the inward curve side, wrap it in bubble wrap, tape cardboard to each side, and then put it facedown on the seat. The pc I would bubble wrap after taking out the gpu. Does that sound like I may have missed anything? Thanks for any feedback