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Change Steam Game Trailer
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Change Steam Game Trailer

I’m currently in the process of launching a game on Steam; the demo is already out—it’s been about a week now. However, looking back at the trailer, it feels a bit awkward, and I think it’s missing a clear message about what the game is actually trying to convey.

I’d really like to get some feedback on this.

I want to pinpoint the exact issues and confirm whether the things I suspect are indeed the problem, so I can create a follow-up video.

I need your feedback! Please help!

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u/No_Doughnut885 — 13 hours ago
▲ 0 r/HorrorGames

Need ideas: What kind of anomalies would scare you in a dark parking garage?

I am a solo developer making an anomaly horror game called "Can I Park?"

It is a game where you try to escape from a creepy, endlessly changing underground parking garage.

I have created a few anomalies already—like a person darting out from behind cars, sudden loud honking, or something staring at you from inside a dark vehicle.

But I am looking for more inspiration.
What kind of strange or terrifying phenomena would you like to see in a dark parking lot?
I would really appreciate your creative ideas!

Also, if you would like to see what the game looks like so far, I just released a free demo on Steam here:https://store.steampowered.com/app/4712240/Can_I_Park/

Thank you so much for your time and for sharing your thoughts!

u/No_Doughnut885 — 4 days ago
▲ 22 r/Unity3D

What do you think is the absolute biggest advantage of using Unity?

Hey everyone,

I am a solo indie dev currently making my first horror game.
I have been using Unity and really enjoying the process, but with so many other engines out there (like Unreal and Godot gaining a lot of traction),

it made me curious. In your personal experience, what is that one unique feature or advantage of Unity that keeps you coming back to it? Is it the massive Asset Store, C#, the community support, or something else entirely?

I would love to hear your thoughts and experiences!

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u/No_Doughnut885 — 4 days ago