Hello coffee (and tea) lovers!
Me and my wife are developing a game called Coffee Caravan and we are very excited that the game is coming out tomorrow!
What is it about?
As a cafe manager, brew, experiment with delicious recipes, and build your dream coffee business on wheels. Serve customers, unlock new flavors, purchase appliances, and explore the roguelite map.
If you like games like PlateUp and Overcooked, Coffee Caravan is for you.
Interested?
Steam (demo available): https://store.steampowered.com/app/2649080/Coffee_Caravan/
Gameplay trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XayPc8SxceM
More info:
The game features a cute and charming 3D environment with a pastel-colored aesthetic. Throughout your adventure, you’ll discover and unlock new coffee recipes, purchase cutting-edge coffee-making appliances, and focus on providing an efficient and enjoyable experience for your customers.
Hello again r/Games,
Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1387640/
Short Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vweo8K41mSg
We are a married couple making Where Birds Go to Sleep, a narrative adventure RPG many dub an “intrusive thought simulator” in which you do not directly control the main character.
In line with our tagline “Become what you hate”, the character you “possess” is a vile and horrible smuggler, and you inhabit part of his consciousness. You influence his psyche via your choices with a unique twist: he can disagree with your choices or vice-versa, which makes the player/main character dynamic unique. You can try making him a decent man or watch how low he will sink.
The story and game focus on themes of paranoia, entrapment, cruelty and manipulation, where the player is manipulating the main character, the main character is manipulating Dunlin, a major secondary character… and then it goes all wrong!
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🎥 Official Release trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYJf_vhR1Uw
🎮 Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1984190/Genopanic/
🐦 Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/genopanic
💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/s8JxbUZCFD
Genre: Platformer, Metroidvania, Exploration, Adventure
Setting: Sci-fi, 2D, Pixelart
Features: Singleplayer, Steam Achievements, Full controller support
SteamDeck: Running great on SteamDeck, green tick “SteamDeck verified” soon
Hi all! Genopanic dev here.
3 long years of development, and now our game is finally released on Steam!
First of all, I want to note that Genopaniс is not quite a metroidvania in the usual sense, but rather an exploratory platformer with metroidvania elements.
Our game has a low entry threshold, so even people who are far from platformers can play it comfortably.
We’ve put a lot of effort into creating an enjoyable, soulful game with juicy pixel-art and atmospheric music. Our composer wrote more than 20 ambient tracks for …
Preserve is a relaxing puzzle nature-building game in which you flourish a vibrant ecosystem by cleverly placing plants and animals to create an ecosystem to your liking. Take a look at Announcement Trailer and Play our free Demo on Steam! Preserve will also be part of Steam next Fest in June, where we will bring a new and improved demo.
Key Features of Preserve:
Vertical map expansion
In Preserve, you can expand the map not only horizontally, but you also posses an ability to stack layers of nature, forming a vertical network of interconnected habitats.
Diverse biome habitats
From alpine forests and savannas to carribean reefs, each biome will have its own unique set of plants, animals, and environmental challenges to discover and overcome.
Multiple Game Modes
Besides regular harmony and puzzle game modes, creative mode lets you build the land without limitations and photo mode allows you to capture and share your creations at the end of each session.
Natural Wonders
Nothing can …
Hey r/Games!
For this week’s Indie Sunday, I want to share the PVP auto-battler game we have been working for a while for the first time.
Steam Page Link (DEMO AVAILABLE)
TL;DR: It’s a monster trainer themed inventory battler, async PvP, Demo available.
Long Version:
NEODUEL is a PvP inventory auto-battler with a monster-trainer twist! Collect, combine, manage your backpack, and create powerful combos. Fight other players with your team of monsters strategically placed on a grid. Rise through leagues in the competitive ladder!
Choose your monsters, place and combine them, create synergies and beat your opponents! After every battle, choose new monsters for your team and try to create the ultimate combo.
Use unique modifications and upgrades to alter your play-style and maximize the potential of your team, explore different tactics to discover strong synergies.
We plan to participate in the coming NextFest and release our game in early Q3. …
Howdy, lovers of survival and westerns!
We’re thrilled to introduce our debut title, Forty-Niner, and share more about our developing game!
Genre: Survival, Sandbox, RPG, Action Adventure
Platforms: PC (Steam), PS5, Xbox
Step into the Gold Rush era, where pioneers sought fortune in a procedurally generated world with terrain destruction, mining, building, crafting, and combat. Enjoy side quests, poker in saloons, horse races, campfire interactions, and much more. Play solo or in co-op mode!
Steam: Forty-Niner on Steam
Trailer: Watch the Trailer
Discord: Join Our Discord
What Awaits You:
- Dynamic World: Explore a procedurally generated world of vibrant biomes, engaging NPCs, and changing weather conditions.
- Survival at Its Core: Excel in mining, crafting, and territory defense.
- Build Your Home: Customize your base to your heart’s content.
- Rich Interactions: From side quests to chilling in a saloon, the world is alive.
- Gold Rush Together: Join friends in …
Hello, r/Games
We have updated the demo of our game called Underquest on Steam. Feel free to try it out.
🎮 Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2265420/Underquest/
▶️ Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8ytpya9gxo
👾 Genres: roguelite, inventory management, autobattler.
📄 Features: - Varied combinations of items and skills in the inventory - 3 bosses with unique strategies, various enemies, and game events - 5 characters in the tavern with their own stories and perks to upgrade - Adventure story of underground clans and the mystery of the sealed surface
As someone who lives in the Asia-Pacific region, it’s extremely hard to go on pub and find people to play the same games with, unless it’s a super popular game like CSGO or something. And it’s even way harder to find a game with decent latency since most servers will be hosted in America/Europe.
I remember back in the 2000s-early 2010s… most games still had server browsers where you could have full visibility on who’s playing what game mode, what map levels, and what is the latency of the servers. So you know exactly which you can join mid-game.
So it really infuriates me on why devs no longer put server browsers on their games and use matchmaking instead.
Now we have completely zero transparency with matchmaking. Like…why??? Server browsers are inherently better in every single aspect.
In matchmaking, I cant fucking tell if there’s even anyone playing pub at all.
In matchmaking, I’m forced to wait in a useless lobby waiting …
For someone who was not a gamer in 2007 Curious to know who played Crysis in 2007 with max or close to max settings and how “next-gen” did it feel?
For context, and to explain why I’m asking this, I’m 37 and loved gaming as a kid. However, I didn’t game during my “prime” gaming years. In 2007, the release year of Crysis, I was a 20-year-old father who was in and out of jail. Now, my life is somewhat sorted out, and I’ve rediscovered my interest in gaming. I cut the grass on weekends and frequent Home Depot. That being said, I have moments of nostalgia, wishing I had experienced these gaming milestones.
The reason I’m posting this now is that I picked up an ROG Ally. While setting up the game launchers and downloading content, I realized I had a free copy of Crysis Remastered and was thoroughly impressed for the 15ish mins I played it anyways lol
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Hello!
I have released my game on Steam on 5⁄20 with early access after 3 years of development,
some people asked me why make a game like this,
some people told me to just make a game that is trendy nowadays,
and I wanted to give up because I was developing it alone,
but I finally made it to release.
I don’t think it will sell that much because it has a small wishlist,
but I’m so happy to be a developer who can introduce my game to gamers here,
even if it’s not a good game.
* My game STAR RABBITS is a simple running game!
* Trailer movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-SAxFz5QW0
* Steam Link: Save 15% on Star Rabbits on Steam (steampowered.com)
If you are interested, add it to your wishlist.
Thank you.