What’s up peeps! I wanted to do this in the actual Arc Raiders subreddit but that isn’t allowed. I dont have a PC at the moment and wanted others to enjoy the game in my honor.

Comment your favorite game as suggested in the wiki for an entry and I can pick someone at 2pm, 4pm and 6pm. Thanks again and Good luck!

Hey everyone! My name’s Allan, and I’m the dev behind the game Lightphobe.

Lightphobe is an asymmetrical team-based PVP game, that blends stealth action with fast-paced shooter gameplay.

If you enjoy competitive shooters and playing on modded lobbies/servers, then this is the game for you!

Just as a warning, it can be hard to find other players, so I’d recommend bringing along some friends to try it out.

But let me know if you have any questions :)

Lightphobe on Steam

Hey everyone! I’m Hrvoje the CEO & Founder of Ironward - a small, independent studio from Croatia building strategy games.

Back in high school, I was part of a team that started building an RTS-hybrid where players battle for world domination and ascend to godhood. The idea of me creating video games and impacting other people’s lives the way games impacted mine bought me over instantly and I knew then and there that this would be my lifelong call. I wanted to make other people feel the joy and happiness that I felt playing my favorite games, and this game - early Atre - seemed like a perfect medium for that.

But, it was early 2000s, game development wasn’t as huge as it is today, and we were young and new.

Team disbanded.

Life moved on.

I continued chasing my dream of developing games and founded Ironward. We released a few titles, all inspired by that original feeling that I felt when working on Atre in my highschool days. The games performed well, people …

With Escape Simulator 2 now out, I revisited the original to see if it still holds up.

The original (2021) has:

-A much larger content library (more rooms and community rooms available)

- Brighter, more accessible art style, easier to see things and generally more relaxing

- Shorter rooms (15-20 min average vs ES2’s longer rooms)

- Lower price point (Game and all DLC is currently about £26/$34)

Obviously ES2 improves graphics, multiplayer, and the room editor, but, ES1 is still the better value for patient gamers who want more content for less money, I personally have been playing ES1 since 2021 and have loved to extra free and paid DLC that released over time, Pine Studios really care about the community and have kept the game updated, the community created rooms are a massive bonus as you can play new rooms made by others and even go into the room editor and create something yourself.

Personally I love Escape Simulator 1, I love the easier puzzles, smaller faster to …