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Hey r/Games! I’m a solo developer who quit my job almost 8 months ago to start full-time work on this passion project I’ve had for years.
Tyrant’s Twilight is a turn based tactics RPG with an action twist! Similar to older Final Fantasy games, each unit’s turn is decided by a meter filling up over time. When it comes to attacking, the camera zooms in to an over-the-shoulder perspective where players need to actually aim their shots and slice their enemies in more action oriented gameplay. You can even dodge roll your units out of harm’s way, if you’ve got what it takes!
Be sure to wishlist and follow the game on steam to learn more!
Trailer: Tyrant’s Twilight - Gameplay Teaser https://youtu.be/6AHzxUGPjiw Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2535370/Tyrants_Twilight/
Discord: https://discord.gg/nrBWZv2y9W
The game I am working on is called The Settlings and it is relaxing, Lemmings inspired city builder. You plan and build your settlement, you craft new materials, tools and weapons. You can automate the production chains and try to defeat the enemies and complete the map after defeating the map boss.
And I am Ariano, 40 y/o hobby solo indiedev working on this game in my spare time.
If you can’t imagine Lemmings inspired city builder might work, you can try the demo, it is still available on steam ;)
What you can expect form the game:
Have fun and let me know what do you think!
If you like you can also check my X for more frequent updates or join Discord to shape the future of the game!
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Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQ9Nv_0uPxk
Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2052160/Dont_Die_Collect_Loot/
Hi r/games!
Don’t Die, Collect Loot is now running a public open playtest on Steam! I’ve posted here a few months back, but a lot has improved since then. Heavy focus has been on items, skills, and making the game straight up more fun as you crush through tens of thousands of monsters in search of better gear and experience. I’ve also added a quest system to help guide your progression a bit!
The playtest build of the game is free, and is in a fun, playable state. It even works on the Steam Deck! I’m always looking for feedback on the game and how to make it more fun for you all.
Don’t Die, Collect Loot focuses on having simple easy action gameplay that takes no time at all to learn. As you grind through countless enemies, you’ll encounter events, fun monsters, and mountains of randomly generated loot with …
Hi, r/Games, happy Indie Sunday! I’m Matt, the developer of NeuroSquad, and I’d like to share what I’ve been working on this past year or so.
This was the core idea that made me want to jump into development. At the time I was playing a lot of 20 Minutes Till Dawn and Soulstone Survivors, and that satisfying upgrade-synergy gameplay inspired me to start the journey of game dev, something I’d been wanting to do since my NES days.
The concept is that while in those games you can make your weapons better by picking upgrades for them (like in Vampire Survivors you can extend the whip’s range, or make …
So…. I am an enjoyer of COD games in the past, and finally had to uninstall MW2 to to constantly having my account put under review do to “multiple reports of ‘hacking’ “. My account is reinstated after a week about each time due to the fact that i do not cheat, but play on mouse and keyboard. I just played the mw3 beta on PS5 for about 3 hours on controller, and low and behold the rotational aim assist fully tracks targets across the screen, has snap-to adjustments, as well as speed matching. i am terrible on controller yet can fully track a target thats 75 meters from me no problem? When are people gonna chill with the copium and stop being okay with that level of auto-tracking in a competitive title? The aim assist in Xdefiant was the same for the cross-play beta, so much so that they have said they are going to introduce input based matchmaking at launch. In Battlefield 2042, the weapons have monstrously less recoil when playing with a controller, …