Hello /r/Games,
I am proud to show you my first completed game, Open Hexagon, now available on Steam and itch.io for Windows and Linux.
Open Hexagon is a spiritual successor to Super Hexagon, a popular indie game that was created by Terry Cavanagh back in 2012. The basic concept is quite simple: you are a small triangle, and you need to avoid the incoming obstacles by spinning around the center of the screen. Note that Terry Cavanagh fully endorses the project!
YouTube: Open Hexagon - Steam Release Trailer
Open Hexagon expands upon the original’s concept by adding features such as a 180° swap move, curving walls, and more. However, the most important thing is that Open Hexagon features a powerful Lua scripting system, allowing people to create their own levels. I’ve seen incredible creations, ranging from brand new games implemented as Open Hexagon levels, to “Bad Apple!!” being embedded in the game via a matrix of moving walls.
Hello!
Outcore: Desktop Adventure is a game where your desktop is part of the gameplay. A girl from a video game is ejected into your computer and has no memories of how or why that happened. The only way to restore her memories and get her back in her game is to find her memory files, which are scattered around your computer.
In Outcore you’ll be solving puzzles using apps that come with Windows. For example, one puzzle involves drawing keys using MS Paint. The game’s main loop is about finding files, decrypting them, and then experiencing a gameplay section that involves the past memory.
Release details
The game is planned to be released on Steam in mid-2022 and will cost somewhere between $10 and $3,000,000,000. It will be a Windows exclusive since porting this game will be too much work.
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I’m working on Dracula’s Castle, it’s basically vampire Fallout Shelter but with an overworld where you can choose to engage in minigames (a bit like Sid Meier’s Pirates) and a quest system that follows the early book but also branches out into other parts of Romanian myth like the Scholomance etc…
At this stage the combat follows the Ogre Battle (SNES) template but I might add an option for a more involved tactical style as well.
I’ve been working on it since early 2019 and hope to release it next year. Ideally I’ll have a playable demo out before June. I might try Early Access if there’s enough interest in it. It’s a real passion project and I’m super keen to start getting feedback on it.
Links:
Steam | Discord | YouTube
Thanks!
I’ve tried several times to return Battlefield 2042 through origin but continue to be promptly shut down by whomever rep I’m speaking with. I meet the return criteria as I have never even opened the game and within the 14 day window. I can’t believe they’re getting away with this as it’s blatant fraud.
So ticked that I want to dispute the charge with my credit card company but I’m afraid they’ll ban my account with the other games I own.
Death Stranding is a steal for 17´99 € so I suggest you to check it out :)
My wife picked up a bike trainer and in looking at the subscription-only options for using your computer to display scenery as you ride, I thought, “why couldn’t you tour Blain County”? Turns out you can. Here is a link.
Browsing the depths of Steam there’s hundreds of games which are $1 or less, a lot of them look like trash but are there any worth picking up?
I recently bought a game called Pinkman which is a pretty neat retro platformer for less than $1.
I’ve spent the last year building a brand new prophunt style game from scratch. If anyone is interested, please check out my steam page and add the game to your wishlist so that you’re notified when the free beta drops next month!
Thanks!