Trailer: https://youtu.be/WRZObfy1pRQ
Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2746150/Jousting_Manager/
Hi [](https://www.reddit.com/r/Games/)! I’m Gonzalo, the solo developer of Jousting Manager, a sport management game based on medieval tournaments.
The game offers everything sports management enthusiasts love: scouting young talents, hiring staff, planning training sessions, upgrading club facilities, and managing team equipment.
The game will be available in early access tomorrow August 19.
Hi All,
I’m the developer of the upcoming Mythwrecked, an exploration and story game where you get to save the long-lost Greek gods.
I describe it as “A Short Hike meets Ace Attorney with a splash of Röki (my debut indie game)”.
You can check out footage and the demo on Steam HERE.
(hopefully I got the format right this time!)
Youtube trailer 📺: https://youtu.be/KSFuuXXSWN4
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2636460/Dungeons_Deep/
Discord: https://discord.gg/2gtEdXDYDB
Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dungeonsdeep/dungeons-deep
Genres: Action RPG, Co-op Dungeon Crawler
Hi r/Games ! We’ve been working on Dungeons Deep for the past few years and are finally about ready to launch our Kickstarter and go full time to finish the game!
Dungeons Deep is a non-linear dungeon crawler set in a dark fantasy world. Battle orcs, goblins, demons, skeletons, spiders, dragons and many more creatures. Play alone or with your friends. Our story follows an order of soldiers and mercenaries that return to the plagued kingdom of Antioch. Their quest is to plunder the depths for ancient artifacts, and rid the former kingdom of creatures that lurk in the darkness, preying on those who remain in these lands.
~GAME FEATURES~
🎥 Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04hpb-_e9Nk
🎮 Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2379820/FortyNiner/
🐦 Twitter/X: https://x.com/fortyninergame
💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/GrqMt63Hsn
Genre: Survival, Action, Adventure, RPG, Sandbox
Setting: Wild West 1849
Features: Singleplayer, Co-op, Multiplayer, Steam Achievements, Full controller support
SteamDeck: We plan to make full support for SteamDeck
Platforms: PC (Windows, MacOS & Linux native support), PS4/5, Xbox
Howdy, partners!
Our small team is developing a survival game called Forty-Niner.
What would be if Red Dead Redemption gets native role-play and survival features combining Rust and Valheim? This is what our ambitions are thrilled to create!
Forty-Niner is a survival RPG set in the Wild West of 1849 year during the California Gold Rush.
This game is about surviving in a dangerous procedurally generated world, exploring underground caves, mining ores, trading with NPC in towns, playing in western games …
Date: 08/18/2024
TL;DR: According to the criteria in this post, 2001 had the most, and 2021 had the fewest.
Hello all! I wanted to go through the years and see which year had the most 90+ “must-plays”. Of course, there is no way to objectively calculate which year was the best, because games have different values to different gamers, but I think this is almost as close as you can get.
At first I wanted to exclude trilogies, like The Orange box, or the Metroid Trilogy; however, it started to become a headache because then you also got re-releases, remasters, and more to keep track of. For instance, Chrono Trigger was re-released for the DS with some additional stuff, but should that be included? Should Portal: Still Alive be included? It offered some more stages, but that’s about it. So I decided to include remasters, re-releases and what not to make this not as convoluted. That said, I would have personally removed the trilogies at the very least, since they are …
Hey guys, what’s the best game I can try with my kids that’s most like MK?
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I remember when portal came out you could use the console to load half life 2 maps into portal, which means you had the portal gun in half life 2. This was a lot of fun.
Are there any games, not necessarily first person shooters that have teleportation as a significant mechanic? One could argue that dishonored has a light teleportation mechanic.
I also remember there was a top down indie pixle art action game where the charecter could teleport ( I don’t remember the name)
What other games employ teleportation mechanics?
I think mods to games should also qualify, I know there is a teleportation mod for skyrim.
A portal gun for fallout 4 could be fun as well.
I don’t think games that just replace a dash animation with teleport animation should count.
Maybe there are some stealth games that employ this mechanic?
Some crpgs like pathfinder WOTR have teleportation spells, and some mythic path has access to unlimited teleportation each round.
I’ve been feeling a little nostalgic lately for the old game from my childhood and have been wanting to play it again lately. Would anyone know if I could have an easy tine aquiring a copy to play either on Steam, Epic Games or Emulation…. Or would my best bet be to try and aquire an old hard copy of ebay/amazon?
Two days ago, the game that I worked on for the last year finally launches on Steam. Here is the trailer: https://youtu.be/KDJuSo1zzCQ
Here, i wanted to tell a bit more details about the game, and tell the story of it’s development.
Also, to celebrate this occasion, I want to make a small key giveaway. To enter you need to simply write what are your favorite game, or game genre in the comments. You can write anything else as well, but you answering one of those question will signal that you want to take part in giveaway.
Tomorrow, from 11:00 to 21:00 (GMT+3) I will use randomizer to draw 20 lucky winners. The time window is so big because I can face a random blackout, so please be patient if I will not show up early, but if nothing bad will happen - then I should handle this matter in first hours after 11.
Please DO NOT HURRY, posting first will not increase your chances!!!
Better scroll down and read at least “general information” to make sure that this is the …
I’m new to PC & have been a console/controller player my whole life. I’ve had my PC close to a month now and I still haven’t tried to game with my keyboard & mouse. I feel like it will be extremely hard for me to learn as someone with 0 experience.
Were any of you in a familiar situation? How long did it take you to get as skilled as you were on controller? Did you surpass how good you were on controller?
I used to be an avid team game multiplayer dude myself but sooner or later I just found out that trying use your luck to roll the dice to queue up for a match and you get “that one guy” who ruins the whole match for everyone else really makes you rethink why you decided to spend 1 hour or 30 mins on a match you’re most likely going to lose because of one bad teammate and it goes on and on for the rest of the matches you queue up for.
It’s almost as if the fun depends on whether you get a good queue of teammates or not.. Sometimes you get the dream team of serious individuals who want to win and most often than not you get that goofball crew of misfits who only play for laughs and giggles..
So some people just decide to drop all the infinitely replayable multiplayer games and just get lost and immerse oneself in a single player game instead.