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Hi there!

I’ve been working on this game in my free time for the past 9 months, and this is how it looks so far. It’s a roguelite city builder combined with a card game, set in a mysterious underground world where every action matters for survival.

In this game, you can:

• Explore different biomes of the Depths
• Build your settlement
• Lose your settlement because you ran out of food
• …or because you didn’t have enough production to keep the city going
• …or because you didn’t draw the right card when you needed it
• Create an overpowered deck with ultimate card synergies
• Unlock new buildings and upgrades between runs

Here’s the Steam page if you want to learn more.

Or you can play the demo yourself! Just don’t forget to wishlist the game, if you like it.

I’ll be happy to hear your feedback or answer any questions you might have!

PC gaming is expensive on purpose and companies don’t give a single fck about consumers anymore because we no longer have real purchasing power. When we did have it, we wasted it by throwing money at subpar products and services, paying just to play online with friends using our own internet, and normalizing subscriptions for things that should have been free. Now these companies jack up hardware prices, sell unfinished and unoptimized games for 70–80 dollars, and push subscriptions and cloud services because ownership gives freedom and they don’t want consumers to have that. This is pure greed to maximize short-term profit, even if it kicks regular gamers out of the hobby entirely. If multibillion-dollar corporations openly exploit people and operate without morals, it’s not surprising that piracy and emulation increase, they are not the cause of this situation, they are the result. In my opinion Valve is the only major company still meaningfully pro-consumer, while most others are …

Title. I’m not talking about games with a fixed length like a story based game. I’m talking about RPGs, RTS, freeroaming, sandboxes… why are you even bothering with a review, it’s a game where I’d expect a certain play time (usually 50+ hours at least) and you invalidate the review score by reviewing without knowing what you are talking about. Why? I usually ignore them and and try to get a general picture of how much hours most reviewers have but i feel like this is skewing votes for several games on different stores.

/Rant

Edit: i should have mentioned, this is about positive reviews. In my mind it was obvious but in hindsight it’s not, my bad.

You can see whether a game is boring or bad in the matter of a short time. You can’t go “ohh this game is so damn good wow totally worth 50$” only for me to see that the user has played one hour and then never touched it again for years.. like how are those 50$ worth it if it bored you …

For me it’s mostly 1, but sometimes at 0.

Most people I met ranging from 1 to 3. I don’t know if behavior based matchmaking has anything to do with it, but I haven’t encounter any 4 or 5 since the wipe.

-_([ ])_/-

In every game that has a bow. I play bow. I play this game. So it needs a bow.

Edit. I didn’t expect this silly post to get this much attention lol

I just got this bobcat from the dam staff run, tier III ok i guess but….

Embark, this doesn’t make sense… using four advanced mechanical components and light gun parts just to repair a gun, and if the same gun is near breaking point, it costs twice as much.

Seen at London Waterloo station escalators; Arc Raiders getting the word out there telling the whole world what a great game this is!

I saw the idea that lemon had with his infographic and decided to make a spreadsheet since it can be updated in real-time.

This is compiled information from multiple youtube videos and various posts around the site to get the most accurate and up-to-date information possible. Sources are in the ‘sources’ section of the sheet.

Here’s the link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dsMloomEQI3eUVltv3COGBzpktqcPHB2e_pXrt3U_qk/edit?usp=sharing

EDIT: Response has been great, esp for those of you giving me new information I wasn’t aware of. Off to bed now but I’ll make any additional required changes I see the next day.