Hey there! Last week we released our first ever game on Steam - RC Revolution!
We would like to introduce you to our small racing World, in which we tried to reflect the essence of the entire Radio-Controlled racing genre, while infusing it with our own unique vision. Hopefully our game will evoke the same sense of joy and excitement that games like Re-Volt once brought to our life!
For the last two years I’ve been developing a programming game where you use real Python code to automate all kinds of machinery in different environments. It is inspired by Zachtronics’ games, While True Learn, Human Resource Machine, Robot Arena, Colobot and a little Factorio / Mindustry but in semi-realistic 3D environments with simulated physics.
JOY OF PROGRAMMING is now available in Early Access:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2216770/JOY_OF_PROGRAMMING
I first announced JOY OF PROGRAMMING here on r/games’ Indie Sunday over a year ago and it was met with an overwhelmingly positive reception. And I think it’s safe to say without Indie Sunday and without this early positive feedback, the game would not be where it is today. So a big Thank You to the whole r/games team for the Indie Sunday format and of course to everyone in the community for participating as actively as you do. I hope the game meets your expectations (there is a free demo to try) and you’ll have fun …
Hey everyone! Over the last 2+ years I’ve been working on a modern city builder, inspired by the pixel art simulation games of the 90s and 00s, Cities: Skylines, and Dwarf Fortress. Check out my subreddit or twitter for clips!
Currently there is a pre-alpha demo on Steam. I’ve got a big update coming next week too (see steam announcement)!
Features:
You have the option to design your own buildings, save them as blueprints, and with the next update, share them with friends!
Individual agent simulation. Agents will have schedules, go to work, shop, etc.
Real time traffic, just like Cities: Skylines
The game will feature granular demand, based on the needs of your citizens. No more “build more commercial zones”. Instead, you’ll see e.g. “build a grocery store”.
And so much more is planned for the future!
Any YouTube channels that test games on Medium / Low quality? (And compare them to High and Ultra etc?)
Hello r/pcgaming, we hope some of you might be interested The Brew Barons, an arcade-sim flying game taking visual inspiration from the Ghibli classic Porco Rosso as well as influences from early flight games such as Crimson Skies and Pilotwings. Playing as a seaplane captain and brewer you will explore a beautiful Mediterranean open world crafting and delivering brews, customizing your plane, and fighting the nefarious pirates!
For flight game fans there are two control methods, a simplified mouse and keyboard scheme or a fully bindable manual scheme for controllers, HOTAS is also supported although it is not a hardcore sim so a gamepad is generally fine.
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Bc_SPdyCME
Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1636710/The_Brew_Barons/
The price will be $30CAD (approx $22USD) with a 15% launch week discount.
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