More servers are to be added to assist with download and loading times.

The steam charts look healthy, which is only a portion of the playerbase as many are playing through the direct launcher, especially returning players.

PvE hubs are extremely active and PvP has been active as well - Random Arenas containing multiple server shards and other PvP modes having multiple large scale matches going at once.

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For nearly two years, I’ve been working with two friends on Robot Recycler Ryn. It’s a deep robot-crafting game where you use tools, materials, and spare parts to build combat robots entirely from scratch.

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During development, I had the chance to visit training centers for machining mechanics students to get a real sense of what it’s like to work metal by hand. Thanks to that experience, I’ve tried to make the construction process as authentic as possible.

Building a robot involves 3 steps:

1) Use spare parts to build the frame, the structure of the robotic limb.

2) Forge the shell, choosing from 8 real-world materials and alloys. This is the most hands-on part: you’ll use a blowtorch, hammer, saw, workbench, lathe, and more to shape every single piece of the armor.

3) Assemble your limbs into a fully functional robot, ready to fight for you.

Naturally, your robot’s strength depends on the quality of your craftsmanship. If you rush the process and …

We’re announcing our pinball precision platformer this week!

Whishlist Fallosophy on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3989550/Fallosophy/

I am old but miss the 1990s when PC games were PC games and console games were console games. Genres were pretty split between the two often in control schemes (i.e. keyboard/mouse vs controller) but also in spirit..i.e. western CRPGs versus console JRPGs.

Looking for games that are relatively recent releases (like ~5-6 years) but that bring back that era’s feel. I’m purposefully excluding stuff like Witcher 3 because it just gives me console, lay back on the couch vibes.

Yes I know this is super subjective…I’m just really yearning for that Windows 98 vibe. Here’s a few but really interested in what folks think.

First Person
Turbo Overkill
Cultic
Wizardum

Sim/Strategy
Anno Pax Romana
Age of Wonders 4
Tempest Rising
Sins of a Solar Empire 2

RPG
Baldurs Gate 3
Felvidek

Stylized/Weird/Adventure
Immortality
Faith Unholy Trinity
Oneway.exe

Puzzle/Card
Balatro
Factario

Someone else posted this but got taken down. I’m posting it because it’s inspired by PB games, Gothic and Risen.

We are days away from the wipe. This should be the time when we burn through our stash, equipping the most expensive weapons and armor we have because they’re about to disappear anyway.

But because Skill Points are tied to Stash Value, nobody wants to risk their gear. The game is actively punishing me for using my best gear.

So here I am, sitting on a pile of high-tier loot, deploying with a Level 1 Stitcher and a Kettle because I need to protect my stash value for the next season.

Is this really the intended “End Game” experience? Turning us into hoarders instead of fighters? The Expedition system needs to change.

Thats 5 million for the 5 skill points. That’s just too much for me personally. Hitting 1 million took long enough

Never did a queen run is this enough for a Solo run if not what am I missing??

What’s your opinion?

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Project - Expedition Items List

Part 1

• 150× Metal Parts
• 200× Rubber Parts
• 80× ARC Alloy
• 15× Steel Springs

Part 2

• 35× Durable Cloths
• 30× Wires
• 30× Electrical Components
• 5× Cooling Fan

Part 3

• 5× Lightbulbs
• 30× Batteries
• 20× Sensors
• 1× Exodus Modules

Part 4

• 5× Humidifiers
• 5× Advanced Electrical Components
• 3× Magnetic Accelerators
• 3× Leaper Pulse Units

Part 5

• 250,000 Coins worth of Combat Items
• 100,000 Coins worth of Survival Items
• 180,000 Coins worth of Provisions
• 300,000 Coins worth of Materials

You gathered all that just for them to tell you that you need another 5mil for 5 skill points. Totally unreasonable. We should have had those skill points unlocked automatically for finishing the expidition and stash value would go towards stash or skins or w.e.

We pretty much did all that for nothing but an xp boost

I think I can officially mark myself down as not doing the expedition with this kind of loot.

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