It’s been a month since the remake for The Thousand-Year Door launched, and now that most fans have been able to complete it over the past month, I’m curious to see how people feel about it post-launch.
The original game was the first turn-based RPG I had ever played, and while it took some getting used to as a kid who had only played platformers, it eventually became one of my favorite games of all time.
Was this your first experience with The Thousand-Year Door or were you already a fan of the original? Did the remake improve aspects of the original for you? Were there any changes or lack of changes that disappointed you? Do you just want to share your opinions on the core game in general? Let me know!
Happy Indie Sunday all! Brian here: I’m the solo developer behind Erenshor and I’m back with a pretty substantial Erenshor update to share.
For those who haven’t seen my posts yet: Erenshor is a “Simulated MMORPG” that features a large, open world and is populated by your standard MMO NPCs, Monsters, Quests, and Raids, but also contains hundreds of “Simulated Players” who are running around experiences the content both with you, and on your own. Even when you’re not playing, they’ll continue to advance. (But never substantially further than the player, no FOMO here!)
I’ll get right to it: Erenshor is now available on Steamdeck!
Working through the control scheme was nothing short of a nightmare, and this is only iteration 1 of the control layout but I’ve definitely spent a few hours on my couch with it and it plays great. It holds a solid 40fps on deck in 99% of areas (major cities are a little rough still) and combat …
Steam Page (wishlist/ ~3 hour demo): https://store.steampowered.com/app/1315320/The_Necromancers_Tale/
Updated Trailer: https://youtu.be/wjO-Bx1pDFs
Combat footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hXON4rD1YM
The Necromancer’s Tale is a story-rich gothic RPG where you learn the rituals of an ancient spellbook, raise an undead army to march against your enemies, commune with the realm of the dead and struggle with your descent into madness. You progress through secrecy, diplomacy, blackmail, coercion and seduction until ready to reveal yourself.
The game has been in development for 4+ years, and our current demo has had over 3000 playtesters over 18 months, providing lots of analytics and around 200 in-depth responses via questionnaire. We have learned what players most love about the game (the detailed world, 150+ well developed characters, deep story, and overall interactivity) - which has been very useful for directing our continued development and doubling down on the most …
Hi, I am making a cozy inn management game called “Inn Tycoon” with my friend. It has features like seasons and events. You can try the Demo if interested or you can try the Prologue of our game. Also adding to the Wishlist will be a huge support!
We were originally in the mobile gaming sector, but we quit our jobs to work on our dream game. We plan to release our game into steam only early access in a few months.
Here’s our trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnoZxZ9jOzE&ab_channel=EvilGooseGames
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 co-op, LAN, or multiplayer modes.
- Live the Legend: Customize a unique character, and choose your way as a pioneer, farmer, sheriff, chief, and more. …
Hey everyone, we’ve released a free DEMO on Steam and you can play it right now for free (co-op included): https://store.steampowered.com/app/2749770/Galaxy_Burger/
Our game is about fun burger cooking without annoying timers. Some players admit that our game gives them ASMR effect. Probably it’s because of the nice cooking sounds and food that looks very appetizing.
If you’ve seen our game before, we’ve got news for you too. We now have an exact release date of August 23, 2024 on Steam.
Add the game to your Wishlist and Steam will send you a notification when the game is released.
P.S. We’re currently adding new content, new ingredients for burgers and much more. What do you think about the game, about our demo? We’re a small team and I’m one of the devs of the …
Ideally a game so fun you forget you own a phone and social media. One that just consumes you, but in a good way! Where you say to yourself:
“This is so fun.”
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