Today’s free game to claim is Prey (2017) as part of their Epic Games Holiday Giveaway:
Hello r/Games ,
I’ve been solo developing a game named Terra Ventura for quite a while now and the game is approaching Steam Early Access release !
Terra Ventura is an isometric action RPG with real time combat, exploration, handcrafted maps, skill tree paths, player development, character customization and random loot. Recent playtesting highlighted some areas I would like to fix/polish before releasing the game to the public, but all in all game is in a playable state and will be released sometime in the next 2 months.
Among the features that were recently added are class unique skill tree paths, minimap, new maps, unique soundtrack, auto-saves, selling items, GUI improvements, achievements and leaderboard.
I am releasing into Early Access as most of the core mechanics are developed, and will be optimized based on the feedback, while I will also be able to estimate more accurately which areas of the game deserve more development time. Game will be initially available on …
Hey r/Games!
Malice & Greed is a roguelite turn-based RPG where you force enemies & bosses to fight for you, sell them to the Shady Smuggler for powerful items, and butcher them to steal their best skills!
You’re able to play as any enemy & boss you can find, sacrifice them to gain Demonic powers, and build crazy combos by combining skills, passive effects, relics, and more!
We’re currently doing a 35% off discount on Steam for the Winter Sale!
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi_mOjDhrVg
Steam Page - Available now in Early Access (With Free Demo)!
Hello r/Games!
We are two devs (husband and wife team) working on Riftbound. We wanted to create a fresh take on the lane defense genre (Plants vs Zombies inspired) and bring it back to PC!
Riftbound is a lane defense/wave survival game in a fantasy setting where you summon Elementals, evolve them during battle and unleash a both tactical & devastating spells to stop the undead legions. It includes a full campaign and challenge scenarios to discover new spells and upgrades to use in battle.
Described by players as “a Fantasy version of Plants vs Zombies” and “Plants vs Zombies meets Pokemon”, we have had amazing feedback and players are really loving the mechanics (especially Evolution).
A demo is available now on Steam! - Please note we have both mechanic and visual changes coming to the game, particularly around how the wisp collects resources, the upgrade system, animations and VFX. The demo will be updated in the not-too-distant future with more …
Welcome to Day 12 of our End of Year discussions! We will continue to post new categories on a regular basis leading up to the 2021 Game of the Year category. Voting and an nominations will remain open for all categories until the end of the event.
Where there any game mods or community projects that came out this year that blew you away? Something that had a lot of effort and soul poured into it? Maybe it wasn’t a game but a resource such as a wiki or guide for new players? A project that was years in the making and finally came out?
If you would like to nominate a game, please leave a top level comment at the root of this submission with the game name in bold. You can accomplish that by surrounding the name with asterisks like so:
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Hello & Happy Holidays!
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I am developing DokiToki: Time Slows Down When You’re in Love. It’s a first person puzzle game where you freeze, unfreeze, and manipulate objects in 3D space to solve “escape-the-room” style puzzles. The gameplay style is inspired games like Portal, Talos Principle, and Superliminal, with the puzzles themselves influenced by the excellent level design in Baba is You.
It also features an cute and wholesome anime-style story about a girl who’s so desperately in love, it feels like time has slowed down all around her. And you can trust me when I say there are no dark twists here. Really. I promise. :)
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You can see the teaser trailer on Youtube here.
More info can be found on the game’s Steam page here. If the game looks fun, it greatly helps me out if you wishlist the game on Steam. :)
And finally, you can check out our Discord for regular updates on the game’s progress, and potential …
Welcome to another Indie Sunday! This event starts at 12 AM EST and will run for 24 hours.
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone here at r/pcgaming! I want to giveaway a Steam key for Deathloop to one lucky winner who’ll be randomly selected in 24 hours. To enter please just comment below and I’ll pick a winner randomly.
Good luck to everyone and once again happy holidays :D
Noticed it is on sale so I was thinking of buying it. I am looking for new friends to play with and I heard this was good to play with friends. Can anyone tell me what they thought of it?
I’ve been having so much fun with the breakthrough game mode and the gunplay and general gameplay feels great.
However every game has at least two cheaters and its getting tiresome.
Are there any similar games with a better anti cheat system or servers with admins
My wife gave me a compound bow for Christmas and I think it’s awesome. Now I want to play some more games with bows and arrows as a main weapon choice.. whether they be rpg, arpg, mmorpg, simulator or whatever else. Which games would you recommend with good archery?
New World isn’t anything more than a “do your dailys” game now I literally can’t buy FF14 I have no clue what’s going on with WoW, do people only play classic now? Is it rewarding to play in 2021⁄22? I’m on my biannual break from OSRS/RS3. Please help me scratch the itch.
Looking for a game (ideally with multiplayer) with horror that goes beyond cartoonish zombie swarms. It has to be combat based, not just sneaking and running away.