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I’m happy to announce to you Jupiter Hell Classic, a demake of a remake of a classic roguelike based on a famous 1993 FPS shooter! Um… let me explain.
More than 20 years ago, I released a free demake of the popular game Doom as a top-down, turn-based classic roguelike, creatively named Doom, the Roguelike. Due to its surprising popularity, a decade later I decided to kickstart a spiritual sequel, Jupiter Hell. Thanks to Zenimax lawyers, the name of the original had to be changed to DRL (Google it—it’s a fun story, including open-sourcing the game!), and it was put on hiatus. Another decade later (that’s now!), I decided to resume work on it. In addition to updating the core game, I created a separate commercial total conversion, moving it into the Jupiter Hell universe. It’s called—yes, you guessed it—Jupiter Hell Classic.
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If you’re a fan of Balatro, Roguelikes, and/or dice games - Dice & Fold is a satisfying game that will have you playing stage after stage. Every run offers something different, and you’ll have to adopt different strategies to make your way to the final boss.
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I’m presenting our dice-based roguelike deck-builder (inventory builder) game Dice & Fold after our successful release, we sold about 40,000 copies and counting. On 16th August we will release our 2nd free content update called Endless Mode Update.
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TL;DR: You basically roll dice, drag-drop them on enemies, and build an item inventory to kill the boss.
A turn-based dungeon crawler where your only way of attacking the enemy is by rolling dice. Roll dice to damage enemy cards to FOLD. Inspired by classic Solitaire, in a top-down table and enemies made out of cards, try to beat the dungeon with 20 unique classes.
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For CPUs it only mentions Intel, and for GPUs it only mentions Nvidia cards. It makes me concerned that this port will run like shit on AMD GPUs but I hope that this won’t be the case, because based on the neglect of AMD CPUs as well, it makes me think that they just forgot.
For those of you who can play single player games, awesome, go have fun. But for those of you who can’t, can you articulate why? For me personally, I feel that in a multiplayer game, because I’m beating a real person and proving I’m better it feels that there’s actual weight to the decisions I make. In a single player game I get bored basically 10 minutes in when I realize the only thing I’m beating are AI who have no understanding of how badly I just wrecked them, there’s no reverse psychology, no strategy. In a single player game I’m playing a curated path set out by the game developer who accounted for and designed every action I can take. And it feels like I have absolutely zero agency because of it.