Hey r/Games! Addressing the question we keep getting up front…
Strange Seed is not a Spore successor, but it is creature evolution, with a semi-linear adventure, characters, a story, and a lot of challenges to adapt to!
Steam page | Trailer
and,
a recent short video on how we’re solving evolve problems
This game is about making evolution meaningful. Choosing the best part is an optimization problem, just like equipment in an RPG (or maybe more accurately, in a Metroidvania).
Demo!?
I can’t wait to release a demo, we’re getting close and it’s super exciting! Follow us on Steam to get a notification for our demo :)
But I wanted Spore 2!
I always wished that creature evolution games were an …
Hello /r/Games! Settlemoon is releasing on August 1st! Which is in about two days! Time sure flies, doesn’t it?
Check out the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0vbVWzUAlc
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It’s a low-commitment idle game where you build a cute little sidescrolling town in a quiet, abandoned RPG world. The sky disappeared! It’s up to you to keep it lit while you build things for randomly-generated adventurers.
It’ll still progress when the game’s closed, so it’s a good game to check in on overnight or if you’re busy a lot.
It’s got the standard RPG tropes; going on quests, buying equipment…But you’re the one setting that up for adventurers to do. Need a boss to be killed? Put the quest up and pay out the reward money when someone clears it.
As you progress, the town gets more crowded, and you attract some of the world’s locals. Maybe through them, you’ll be able to figure out what happened to the place… …
Hello r/Games! I’m a solo game doveloper and today I want to share my passion project, a game I’ve been working on for more than 2 years: Delven.
The game is far from done but it is quite playable already now, so check out the demo to see if this game is for you!
Wishlist on Steam (Demo available): Delven on Steam
Join our community on Discord: Delven Discord
Delven is inspired by factory-building games like Factorio and Satisfactory, and by RPGs like Path of Exile and Diablo.
You explore subterranean depths of an infinite 2D world, building your base, crafting items, fighting monsters, and developing your companions.
To build a base and explore deeper, you need to learn and automate complex production chains. Twist: there is an unlimited inventory and no logistics! Without having to manage cargo movement you can focus on other aspects of the game.
Battles are turn-based, with an auto-battle option available. You can quickly farm regular monsters if you want, and …
Jusy curious. I have an IPS 1440p monitor that has bad glare from the ceiling light but sometimes lights off hurt my eyes from the monitor.
I remember my father playing Tremulous back in 2006-2010 on fully packed servers with a crappy Mac computer. Fast forward to being 23 years old and the game is dead. It was such a fun and unique idea with base building and aliens vs. humans fighting on player created and official maps. Honestly wish a streamer put it back into popularity.