Hi r/Games, I’m the developer of Final Factory. FF is a massive automation game inspired primarily by Factorio, but with lots of novel twists and puzzles. You’ll get to design space ships and space stations, command huge fleets, build a mega factory, and explore.
Store page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1383150/Final_Factory/
Launch gameplay trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id9NtT6Dh7c
We’ve been playtesting it aggressively for a year now with our discord community. There’s a huge amount of content; many of our playtesters have hundreds of hours in the pre-release version of the game. There’s a lot to sink your teeth into if you’re into these kinds of games. If you played the demo, a LOT of content and polish has been added since then as well.
If anyone is interested in a more personal account of the game’s development, I’ve written some of my thoughts over at the Steam announcement event here: …
Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1631470/Critter_Cove/Gameplay Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KSUta_UZBY
Ahoy r/games! We thought it might be a good time for an Indie Sunday as we’re running a live playtest for Critter Cove during April. In the game, you explore an island archipelago and restore an abandoned town to it’s former glory, bringing back residents and turning the town into a tourist hotspot.
We’re taking cues from a bunch of different titles, including classic adventures, simulation and RPGs, so we hope to bring something a little fresher to the cozy genre. More than happy to answer any questions, of course.
You can sign-up for the playtest the Steam page above, it’s a closed beta but anyone who signs up today should be granted access within 24 hours. We’re going to be launching later this year into Early Access <3
Genre: Life Sim, Simulation, Cozy
Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2085080/Princess_Hunter/
Hi r/Games! We’re a small team of enthusiasts making a narrative focused game inspired by Adventure Time and The Dark Tower. Our main strengths: colorful, hand-drawn art; exciting story, non-linear quests and dialogues. “Choose your own adventure” is not just a tag in Steam for us!
Trailer (Recognize Dryad?): https://youtu.be/Q4HWsqDoTz0
Also, making funny comics about the game!
Genre: cRPG, Card Battles, Story Rich
We’ve been working on Rogue Command for 4.5y now, trying to build our dream game. An RTS game, that is posing countless challenges and offers even more interesting builds to overcome them.
Any game(s) you see others really enjoy and would seem pretty fun but it just wasn’t for you?
On the Steam Deck, SteamOS already as a desktop mode which boots into KDE Plasma, a desktop environment common on a lot of Linux distros which has been around for awhile. Assume that, by the time SteamOS has a general release for the PC, the usual holdouts against Linux gaming have been ironed out—HDR support is in, Nvidia drivers are just as good as they are on Windows, anti-cheat systems no longer blacklist Linux, and 99-100% of all games work with ease. Would you be disappointed in SteamOS if it was just another Linux distro running KDE Plasma? I’m wondering if there are other expectations with this, because compatibility with SteamOS applies to other Linux distros, so if Linux does ever achieve a 1:1 gaming experience with Windows, SteamOS really will be just another Linux distro.
KARNAL is currently 2,25$.
Below is a link to the game’s Steam page if you’re interested. Feel free to ask me anything about the game. Cheers!
Use this thread to discuss whatever you’ve been playing lately (old or new, AAA or indie). Don’t just list the names of games as your entire post, make sure to elaborate with your thoughts on the games.
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