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Being fans of board games and turn-based strategies we came up with some very exciting idea for a game! Sleepless nights with my friends developing it, hopefully you will enjoy what you see!
In our game you choose your path as one of the “Lords of Ravage”! You’ll take on the role of one of these Lords on the brink of their defeat. Search for a great artifact that can change the fate of this world.
Hi /r/games!
I’m Nathan, the solo dev of Galactic Diner, an action-adventure RPG about winning an alien cooking contest and saving the galaxy.
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1950230/Galactic_Diner/ (we’ve got a demo!)
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSPc6ZENbYI
Galactic Diner combines the offbeat nature and visuals of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, with the fun-packed overworld of Yakuza, and the minigames/management of games like Dave the Diver and Overcooked! (Also, food. There’s a lot of food.)
What it’s about: Play as Chili, a teen chef kidnapped by aliens and entered into Galactic Diner, the alien reality TV show to find the best chef in the universe. Serve all kinds of alien customers, go head-to-head against master chefs, and cook your way to the top!
How it plays: During levels (matches), you’ll need to complete customers’ varied orders (aka minigames) against time pressure. Every level has a new theme with fresh new customers …
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 2010! And up until now, we were fully committed to the genre that we’ve been working on for years. Feels like the whole life, honestly. And finally, we are ready to present you all-in-one game Doodle God Universe which will be released on Steam in 2024! Wishlist & Play our Demo!
Steam page with Trailer & Demo | 20k+ 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 …
Hey r/games! We’re a small group of indie devs and gamers from the UK who are trying to revolutionise learning through gaming!
Steam page with trailer
Awesome Discord community of c.10k
We released Noun Town language learning on VR last year and after an amazing reaction we’ve just this week finished and launched a desktop version! It’s on Windows / Linux right now, and we’ll be adding Mac support in the coming weeks. Switch version to follow too!
In Noun Town you walk around learning vocab, speaking to islanders, and playing mini-games, all the while bringing colour back to the island as you learn. The game features over 1,000 words and phrases, 16 NPCs to talk to, and loads of mini-games like driving a delivery bot to learn directions, and building robots to teach numbers!
We’ve got Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, German, French, and Italian in the game. We’re also adding English, and more languages in the December.
We drop free DLCs to …
I use them for push to talk, and for example melee in fps games. It’s so useful not having to move your fingers from the WASD keys when doing actions, melee, grenade, etc.
I have plenty of extra buttons in my mouse. But as much as I like the idea of using them, I find myself underutilizing them. What do you use your extra buttons for?
For me it’s binding “hold forward” to my Num8 key in Subnautica so that I can travel for minutes on end without having to hold my finger on W.
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Im saying this because ive seen a good bunch of early access games that used to be pretty shit in the past but got better and better over time.
However most people would never revisit their review after updates happen which means all the negative reviews are still there even if they aren’t neccessarily correct information anymore, this eventually becomes an echo chamber and usually a decent release can’t make a comeback (unless the improvements made were truly phenomenal and only after a long time like No Mans Sky).
Early access is essentially buying into an unfinished game so obviously it will be changed over time.
I feel like this is probably an unpopular opinion but im genuinely curious of what you guys have to say on this.
As the title says I wanted to get the classic editions of vc and San andreas and wanted to know if we still get those after buying the definitive edition on steam.