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Hey r/Games, this is our first Indie Sunday post in 6 months! We’ve more than tripled the amount of playable content in the game, added a ton of great features (e.g. safehouse base-building, cRPG-style main character creation, contact upgrades), created two new playable classes, made some major visual upgrades, and lots more.
Cyber Knights: Flashpoint puts you in the role of an underworld mercenary running a crew for hire in the dark future of 2231. Megacorporations, nanotech and quantum computing have radically altered the world… and your character is one of the few equipped (quite literally, with illegal cyberware) to handle it.
It’s an in-depth tactical RPG with a lot to offer:
Hi, I am Daniel, working in a team of two on a space-sim and strategy game - Space Reign, which is inspired by titles such as Homeworld, Freespace, Battlestar Galactica and The Expanse. It is currently in Early Access on Steam and we have just released a major update filled with a lot of new features and changes.
Latest Major Update Trailer: https://youtu.be/aRs9PE24jck?si=BIf6Z03ECYgO4l83
Steam Page (recently updated): https://store.steampowered.com/app/1762570/Space_Reign/
Discord server: https://discord.gg/V4R6FYrETC
General information: An indie space-sim and strategy game featuring ship and fleet combat mixed with RTS elements. Complete contracts and Claim sectors for your faction in the near-future, where resource exploiting corporations are in a state of constant conflict over territory control.
Regarding scope: It is much smaller than games such as X4 Foundations, focusing mainly on fleet loadouts and combat without complex economic or empire management mechanics.
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Hi everyone and good IndieSunday to you! Allow me to introduce you to the game we’re making in our small team of four, based in Bratislava, Slovakia. It’s called HeistGeist.
Steam page (freshly updated)
Our game is a story-focused (non-roguelike) cyberpunk RPG with card-based combat. In HeistGeist, you play as Alexandra, a professional thief for hire who’s desperately trying to stay alive after her last job in Venice went terribly wrong. On the run from corporate assassins and with a knife to her throat courtesy of a very unhappy client, Alex needs to assemble a team of professionals to pull off the heist of a lifetime.
The game is set in Central Europe, in a futuristic cyberpunky version of our hometown, Bratislava.
Instead of having skill trees, you build your character by putting together a deck of cards to suit the strategy you’re going for. As you play certain cards, they accumulate upgrade …
Worshippers of Cthulhu invites players to assume the role of a cult leader, guiding their followers through eldritch rituals and the intricate art of city-building. As they navigate the treacherous path towards awakening the ancient deity Cthulhu, players must make decisions that will shape the fate of their followers and the very fabric of reality itself.
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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Go on a journey to the dark world inspired by the imagination of Lovecraft himself.
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2807150/Worshippers_of_Cthulhu
Epic: https://store.epicgames.com/pl/p/worshippers-of-cthulhu-0fd3a2
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Key Features of “Worshippers of Cthulhu”
. Lead the Cult
. Build a City
. Perform Dark Rituals
. Conquer Non-Believers
. Immerse Yourself in Lovecraft’s Realm
More details on game site: https://worshippersofcthulhu.com
I do and I would argue it was a more accurate term!
Because it’s just that I was looking back at the evolution of PC gaming itself from the old days of the PS3, like when HD technology was still was very new in 2007, and it’s just that I have been trying to figure out how a game like Crysis managed to look so beautiful way back then.
I mean, sure the game was released at least 15 years ago, but I can recall like it was yesterday when that game was so hyped up again all because of its then cutting edge technology it used at the time, which makes me wonder just how the game managed to pull it off at a time when there weren’t many games like it that could push the limits of what systems were capable of back then.
What’s the game you always come back to? What’s your “comfort” game? What’s the game you play when you just don’t know what to play?
What the game is about “Defeat/kill people” was conceived as a mix of tabletop warhammer ( the scale turned out to be more of a kill team offshoot ), Xcom and Battle brothers. Naturally not an ultimatum version, but something I can put together on my own, trying to pick out what I like about these games.
In concept, it is a fairly simple turn-based tactics, without overloading the numbers, with customization of units and quick battles that affect the balance of power within the star system. Most of the game was done by me alone. The music was helped with by my girlfriend, who has put up with this development with me since the beginning. I also had help from several people who tested the game and caught bugs when I was no longer physically able to sit at the computer. There is still a lot of work ahead. I hope to get as much feedback as possible to improve the game and release it in a way that makes it fun to play.
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With the great steam sales, I am going to try both of these games out. I have played the witcher 3 before on console but never got into it, I’m going to try again and hopefully it will click this time on PC. I have also been waiting for cyberpunk to go on sale.
Do either of these games need the DLC for me to play the base game to it’s fullest potential? Or are they more continuations, so once I finish the base game I then can move onto the DLC? I would prefer to not buy the DLC unless I really like the game and finish the base game. but if they change how I will experience the base game then I will just bite the bullet. (In Witcher’s case it is about $10 more for the expansions, but I’m not convinced I will ever like this game and am only willing to try due to it being ~$4. For cyberpunk you do not save all that much buying the DLC right now)
I’m leaning towards just paying the extra $10 for the witcher DLCs since they are on a big sale too, and then …
What does this mean when at the Microsoft store I click get updates and it just shows a triangle with a ! Mark. Also I try and load some games like Minecraft I can’t it just crashes?
I’m willing to play games at 1080p, low settings, 60fps, no upscaling.
If my PC is unable to do at least the above, I will wait until my next upgrade before playing the game.
I don’t upgrade often, so I have quite a backlog of games that I will play once it happens.