Moving Out is free to claim on Epic Games Store as part of their Holiday giveaway.
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Like the title says, I want to know where else people are going to find information about games other than reddit. While I do really appreciate the /r/games sub, it can be a bit frustrating at times the amount of gatekeeping that goes on with people downvoting or attempting to bury games they personally didn’t like.
Bonus points if your particular site allows users to customize their homepage based on game types/style/content that they are looking for.
For instance, I’m not generally a fan of SIM style games. So, all the farming/flight/racing sims, regardless of how amazing they might be, are just not something I personally find enjoyable. Doesn’t mean they aren’t great, just means I personally don’t need to know about Forza/Fifa/Flight announcements.
(I am not linking to any of the examples I am listing below, because I don’t want this post to get misconstrued as advertising for them. I am not associated in any way with the peoples …
My son bought himself a computer and wants to use it to play games. He wants to download Steam so he can access more games. I don’t know anything about these games or about Steam. Does anyone have advice for what is acceptable for a young gamer?
The Epic Games Store is selling several games that, from what I can determine, are Unity asset flips. This developer appears to have a total of 4 games on the Epic Games Store. I am unable to find the specific templates for the games He Will Shoot and True Hate. On Steam however, the only game by this developer is True Hate so I believe that one is most likely not an asset flip.
Below are the games and their respective Unity Asset Store pages. If these are determined to not be asset flips and just used the templates to create something deeper I will gladly delete this post.
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https://www.epicgames.com/store/en-US/p/street-striker-de25df
https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/systems/beat-em-up-game-template-3d-98013
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https://www.epicgames.com/store/en-US/p/deadly-flight-c8a656
What are some PC games that mix two unlikely genres but are oddly well implemented and fun to play: I’m thinking maybe a ‘First person football sim’ or ‘ARPG with 4x’, or ‘Metroidvania with God game’, etc?
For instance, I recently picked up an old indie game called “Salvation Prophecy” on Steam which mixes the Space Sim and TPS genres, and it is surprisingly fun so I’m curious about other such games.
I think I covered it all in the title!