Hello r/Games!
I’ve been developing WalkScape for almost 3 years now. We (Not a Cult, the company) have gone from just me as a solo dev to now having a team of five people in total and things are ramping up!
We’re releasing Trading to WalkScape on next week’s Wednesday (7th of October).
Screenshots
How to start playing
You can start playing the game immediately if you support us through our Patreon page. We currently have 20% and 60% Discounts on Patreon for your first month/year as a way to celebrate the release of Trading. More on the Discounts here.
The game is entirely community funded with no investors or publishers behind it. This way we can ensure that our players are always our #1 priority and the creative vision for this game isn’t compromised.
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Hey everyone!
If you haven’t seen me around yet, I’m Axolotl (MedicalNote on reddit), and I’m the lead designer for StarVaders and Dicevaders. We’re a three person-studio based in Montreal and StarVaders was our first game! Dicevaders is the team’s second game, a spin-off.
This project started as a crazy dream of mine after launching StarVaders, which quickly became a little gamejam prototype that was way more fun than it had any right to be. It was originally based on the idea of “what if the boardgame SpaceBase was a roguelike”, and then went from there to design itself.
Then I basically set out to create our take on the engine-building roguelike genre by infusing it with tactical synergy, deep scaling through perks, artifacts, and a strong focus on controlling randomness to your advantage.
Cannot thank you all enough for all your support for a little Canadian studio, it means the world to us!
Steam Link: Dicevaders
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Hi /r/Games!
I’m Dan, you might know my previous titles: Luck be a Landlord, Maze Mice, and What’s the Password?. I announced a game called Category Connections a few days ago.
Category Connections is a chill puzzle game where you sort 3,000 things into 100 categories. No timers, no stress, just a big grid of things for you to organize. Perfect for a rainy afternoon.
Coming to Steam and Mobile in 2027.
Here’s the announcement trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phg9Z8glSBM
The Steam page is right here. Please wishlist if you’re interested!
You can also pre-register on iOS here and on Android here.
Thanks for reading. If you’ve got any questions about Category Connections, feel free to AMA!
Hi r/Games! I’m The Code Otter, the developer behind Crown Me Again. :)
I love the loot hunt and build-crafting in games like Diablo and Path of Exile. With Crown Me Again, I’m bringing that experience into a more compact incremental game.
You play as the fallen Skull King and you once were the most powerful dungeon boss of the kingdom. Now adventurers farm you for loot. So you start farming them back, using their gear to climb the Boss Ladder and reclaim Rank #1.
There are thousands of possible randomized items across seven item types and five rarities, including powerful uniques (with set items planned for after launch). You combine their abilities and effects, upgrade your gear and experiment with different builds. Sometimes you find a better item for your setup. Sometimes you find something you want to build a whole new setup around.
Coming soon for Windows and macOS.
I’ve kept this short, but I’m happy to go into more detail in the comments. ASK …
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After several months and hundreds of hours of hard work, I am super excited to announce the first actually working open beta for my project Kingdom Come: Together!
^(TLDR;)
^(Kingdom Come: Together, a KCD2 Coop Mod, is getting it’s first working open beta release. Previous releases were unplayable, only for bug hunting. On this build, I have been able to play through several questlines with my testing buddies, and most importantly, goofed off and had lots of fun. You can find the installer on Github, in the Community Discord or on Nexus Mods)
Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elhtC_0kboA
Please roast me in the comments about my terrible editing skills lol
I picked this project up because I wanted to be able to play this wonderful game all the way through with my brother. Problem is of course, I wanted a bit more than just a Discord screenshare session.
I found that there was a …
>A disco-punk space horror where you can be a sneaky chap or a mutant action hero as you try to survive on a space station swallowed by a black hole. Play through a mind-bending ride with weird creatures, immersive features, time jumps, and ‘70s mustaches!
The ranked ladder has become overrun by bots and hackers that instantly disconnect you from the game with blizzard not doing anything about it. As well as drophackers there are bots that wintrade against each other making the queue times take forever as they cancel the search when you match against them.
Blizzard used to ban these bots and hackers but have stopped moderating the game recently leading the ladder being flooded with them. I hope this post somehow reaches blizzard its sad to watch such a legendary game become unplayable from this .
Video showcases the full extent of what these hackers can actually do when you play against them.
There’s like endless videos coming out within the past week of random games seemingly being merged together?
I have seen endless skate merged games, super mario 64 in elden ring and most impressively, I saw minecraft combined with gta v and skyrim with fully functioning destruction and even netherworld portal…
These mods are insane and newly merged games are appearing daily it seems.
What the hell is going on ?????
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Introducing our game Zenden!
Zenden is a cozy pixel-art puzzle game about decorating Zen gardens.
Use relationships between placed items and terrain to meet goals for each garden - arranging paths, plants, shrines, and terrain to solve a puzzle while making something beautiful.
We have 72 hand-crafted puzzles, which can be approached in any order.
“A beautifully calming puzzle / sandbox game. Designing isometric Zen gardens by balancing plants, rocks, and paths is deeply relaxing. The charming pixel art and gentle music make it a perfect escape.” - Review Score Pollution^(™)
Releasing October 30th, wishlist now: