Hello r/Games! This is my first mini-article post on Reddit, so please don’t judge too harshly :)
The story behind the creation of my game is more of an inspiration and a desire to create something of my own.
The first time I played Darkwood was during its initial release on Steam. It was a very cool but rather rough game - where every update could potentially ruin your save. Several years later, the idea struck me that I would like to create something similar. For a long time, I couldn’t figure out what to do with this idea; all that came to mind was to make a 3D version of Darkwood.
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUCAE8rQRKI
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2601640/Sporeborn_Dark/
About the game briefly: You’ll encounter dark and dangerous corners of a prison labyrinth, but you don’t know how you got here. There are strange creatures lurking around, ready to attack you at any moment.
To survive, you need to find food, tools, and even …
Are you ready to become a pioneer in multiversal exploration? Project VOMISA is searching for a courageous and skilled individual to guide humanity towards long term preservation. Your unique and highly dexterous skills will help us complete the Ark and advance humanity towards its final society.
What We Offer:
Application Requirements:
Visit VOMISA’s Candidacy Page. Download the preliminary information packet. Complete the application form with your details and qualifications. Submit any …
I’m back with more Erenshor!
Erenshor is a “Simulated MMORPG” where players can enjoy all of the common MMORPG mechanics, progressions, and challenges, but on their own time. Every other player on the server is run by varying levels of AI (not generative!) and will group with the player, invite the player to events, and even buy / sell items in the in-game auction house.
“SimPlayer” progression happens when the player is actively playing the game or not. Take a week off? They’ll have advanced a bit without you. Want to make sure your favorite “SimPlayers” are always there for you? Just /friend them and they’ll be tethered to that character’s progress!
You are not the hero in Erenshor - the world does not bend to your will and cities do not bow to your presence. You can make your own way however you see fit. Questing, crafting, and hunting are all viable methods to gain strength and progress your character.
Today I captured …
Background:
By profession and nature, I was an electronics engineer: repairing equipment, developing devices (including microcontroller programming), and document drafting. And since 2019, I got into Unity.
Trailer: https://youtu.be/AJ7dotZXq34?si=mmvGx5rkNsPkGxKi
About the Game:
In my game, you will immerse yourself in the atmosphere of sci-fi struggle, facing combat machines inspired by characters from folk tales.
Your character is an engineer, passionate about robotics and science, who finds himself imprisoned by a corporation. The only way to survive and save your life, as well as the lives of your loved ones, is to create powerful combat machines and participate in battles.
One of the unique features of the game is the ability to fight robots composed of multiple parts, each of which is a separate combat unit. You’ll strategically allocate the overall energy supply between your units to use different skills and achieve victory.
Each ability of your robot has its unique …
In Rogue Voltage you wire electric circuits to construct your own skills.
Build crazy machines to zap the monsters, create broken builds and trigger satisfying chain reactions.
For fans of: Zachtronics, Factorio, Into the Breach, Backpack Hero, Magic the Gathering, JRPGs with unique combat mechanics
My original idea was: Oldschool Final Fantasy, but you play it like a modular synthesizer.
Rogue Voltage is out on Steam Early Access since only 2 days (!) and currently sits at 98% positive reviews.
Links:
Rogue Voltage was in development for 4 years, most of the time solo. It is represented in Asia by IndieArk, the publisher behind the breakout roguelites Backpack Battles, Backpack Hero and Peglin
All the best from Berlin
Luca
Two high level position workers at EA committed sexual assault, there is hard video and text evidence, they even make joking references to it in work channels.
EA investigates internally:
since it was outside of work channels there is nothing EA can do legally, supposedly
The two people investigated are claiming that the victims “wanted it”.
https://twitter.com/fourzerotwo/status/1789035552031011008?t=aHDlQe6Muh74pmf9WUl3fw&s=19
Currently Gears 5, Gears Tactics and Sea of Thieves had silent price hikes across various regions.
#Sea Of Thieves Pricing Source - https://steamdb.info/sub/401467/
Currency | Pricing Before | Pricing After |
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Indian Rupee | ₹ 1399 | ₹ 3499 |
Mexican Peso | Mex$ 399.99 | Mex$ 749.00 |
Philippine Peso | ₱949.00 | ₱1990.00 |
South African Rand | R 319.00 | R 519.00 |
Saudi Riyal | 64.99 SR | 149.00 SR |
#Gears 5 Pricing Source - https://steamdb.info/sub/386493/
Currency | Pricing Before | Pricing After |
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Indian Rupee | ₹ 899 | ₹ 2699 |
Vietnamese Dong | 310000₫ | 695000₫ |
Philippine Peso | ₱829.95 | ₱1490.00 |
South African Rand | R 219.00 | R 499.00 |
Saudi Riyal | 59.95 SR | 129.00 SR |
#Gears Tactics Pricing Source - https://steamdb.info/sub/407114/
Currency | Pricing Before | Pricing After |
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Indian Rupee | ₹ 899 | ₹ 2699 |
Vietnamese Dong | 310000₫ | 695000₫ … |
See title. I’ve heard really good things about #4. Can I just got for it? Or does sequencing matter?
Hey all,
My indie Munch has a new demo - it’s a reverse-horror where you evolve a monster to bring back Heavy Metal to the world. It’s inspired by Maneater, Carrion, a bit of Hades, Curse of the Dead Gods. But with a metal theme.
The demo is now up on Steam and there’s new content for the Endless Replayability Festival on Steam this week.
If you like action games, heavy metal or reverse-horror / playing the monster, would love to hear what you think!
Cheers
Roof
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1076750/Dream_Engines_Nomad_Cities/
It’s probably one of the most underrated games I’ve seen on Steam, it’s really fun. If you like games like Factorio, Riftbreaker, etc, it’s a ton of fun.
I had a blast playing this in 2022, and the dev has updated it a lot since then.
The only negative thing I have to say about it is that it lacks multiplayer/coop, it’s a solo game.
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