Hi. I’m a solo developer, working on my favorite game - Megaloot.
What kind of game is this?
It has 99 floors filled with mysterious creatures and treasures. Your goal is to fight and defeat these creatures to find valuable items like armor, magic rings, and weapons. These items will help you become stronger.
As you defeat enemies, you will earn gold that you can use to buy new items. During battles, you can also convert items to use as weapons against your enemies. By gaining souls, you can unlock new cards, summon new hunters, and improve your abilities.
There are over 100 different items and variations for you to collect, allowing you to create endless unique combinations. And with 23 stats in the game, you can balance your strengths and weaknesses to gain strategic and tactical experience.
Explore all 99 floors of the tower and choose from 9 different characters, each with their own special abilities. Do you have what it takes to conquer everything in your path …
Hi. We are three dedicated developers and after more than 200 days of development, we want to share the result.
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2075630/Enelia_Dawn_of_Madness/
What kind of game is this?
“In a world infected by Madness, Enelia discovers a dangerous secret. To save herself and her loved ones, she challenges society and journeys to encounter mythical deities and followers of a dark cult.
Enelia, a Za’ani with special organs on her palms, dreams of becoming a druid. However, she learns of a terrifying secret in her hometown and must make a choice.
As the Madness spreads, Enelia embarks on a thrilling journey, facing mazes, landscapes, creatures, and revelations. The game will be a trilogy, with the first part taking at least 8 hours to complete.
Choices matter in Enelia, influencing the plot and relationships with characters. Players can choose between Awareness and Madness, affecting the story, characters, and visuals. The game includes …
Hello, r/games!
We just launched the Demo for Copperfields!
Steam Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2578740/Copperfields/
Gameplay Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=za_rP04mlxQ&t=11s
Copperfields is an adventure/puzzle platformer that tells the story of nature and perseverance. You navigate through a ruined city, solve puzzles, and try and escape the hostile environment that isn’t as dormant as it seems!
The game features:
- Physics-based movement
- Very fun puzzles involving gears
- Fun tools to unlock during gameplay
- Beautiful visual experience
- A truly interesting story where you find out what happened to the ruined city that you’re exploring.
We’re really big fans of puzzle platformers and titles such as Rain World, Ori, and the Blind Forest, and Limbo, we’re trying to show a very beautiful nature setting but still retain the creepy, fear of the unknown vibe from the whole surroundings. This is our first Indie project so we’re hoping that you will …
Here is an archive link for the mod page, seems like the comments were extremly angry at the person who uploaded the mod. https://web.archive.org/web/20240215093750/https://www.nexusmods.com/tombraidertrilogyremastered/mods/13
Lately I’ve noticed that I modify at least 50% of my games. Whether it’s intalling 10 different mods from Nexus or just deleting some files to skip a video, I reallt like to tinker with this stuff. It’s honestly one of the key reasons why I love PC gaming so much. How often do you apply mods?
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