Hey all! I recently announced my newest game I have been working on for the past couple of months and it's my biggest one yet! The game name is "Where Dolls Hang".

The game is inspired by a real-life location (Mexico, Island of Dolls) and puts you in the role of a detective. Players will investigate by marking clues, handling bodies, and surviving on a boat while navigating wetlands, swamps, and forests filled with hanging dolls. Along the way, you’ll craft weapons and build your own shelter to stay alive.

It would be awesome wishlist it and tell me what you think. It would mean the world to me, for real :)

Steam Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4581370/Where_Dolls_Hang. Thank you!

Hi guys!

Since I was a kid I've played tons of MMORPGs and to this day this is my favourite genre in gaming. However when I grew older, I've noticed that I have less and less time to stay competetive in those online worlds.

This is the moment where I've realised that I would love to play a single-player RPG which is inspired by WoW Classic (with tough and long leveling system, with dungeons and reaids) and by Runescape (fantastic skill system with tons of professions to max out). But I didn't see anything like that on the market.

Because of that I've decided that I will create my own game and today I want to present to you the very first version of Warbringers: Empires Reborn.

It's an RPG rich in lore where you explore a lot of zones and complete hundreds of quests - you make your own story. Main features of the game:
- Play as Orcs or Humans
- Complete hundreds of quests
- Slow leveling, getting to max level is an adventure
- Professions system inspired by Runescape, meaningful gathering and crafting skills
- Dungeons and Raids as end-game content at max level
- Different classes and specs to master
- Play at your own pace, no other players are chasing you
- No FOMO

If you want to learn more please check out my first Devlog on Youtube (it's only 2 minutes long): https://youtu.be/l2sA4GjYnmQ

You can also Wishlist the game on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3468800/Warmongers_Empires_Reborn/

Hello all

We’re a small team currently working on a turn-based 4X strategy game with a cozy aesthetic, and over the past few months we’ve been experimenting with the game’s art style.

The first art style was a quick pass I made for the prototype's early stages. I was aiming for a miniature diorama look with bright colors and soft gradients. We are also considering eventually releasing a “skin” with this style in a later update.

As development progressed, we decided that we wanted something even cuter, flatter, and with more contrast, while leaning further into the cozy atmosphere we’re aiming for - and making the units easier to animate. The result is the second art style shown in the images.

We’d love to hear your thoughts on both styles!

If you’re interested in following the project, feel free to visit us over at our sub r/tinyconquests.

Hi everyone!

We're a small team of three working on Thveit, a cozy Norse city builder inspired by Scandinavian folklore.

We wanted to share a short clip of our latest progress, showcasing building a small settlement in autumn. We've been focusing on making the world feel peaceful and alive, with changing seasons, villagers following their daily routines.. and cats. 🐱

We're also putting a strong emphasis on Norse folklore, and we're excited to share more about that side of the game soon.

We're still deep in development, but we'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts. What stands out to you, and what would you like to see in a game like this?

While I was researching the discounts offered for each game genre on Steam using Steam Spy, this data caught my attention. My first instinct was to think that more expensive games might be more popular, which leads to more reviews and so on, but when I filtered the data to include only games with between 5k and 20k reviews, the downward trend became even more pronounced.

My database for this chart contains 85k tracked games; after normalization, that number drops to 32k.

I know it’s not a very large sample size, but I found the information interesting, and I want to investigate further to see if this correlation between price and review trends is a definitive indicator.

I started my indie dev journey last year and have been actively working on two different games. A game I'm developing solo is still in progress but another that I've been working on with a friend is nearing EA Launch. Never thought I would reach this milestone when I made the jump to commit to indie dev but excited to share it with the indie dev community.

Check it out here!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4643120/Pier_Pals/

Hello everyone, my game Doctor Pigeon Simulator is reached 10600 wishlist and ı was released my game. I am so happy because hundreds of people playing my game and like this.

Thanks for everything 💝

My Game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4590980/Doctor\_Pigeon\_Simulator/

Last week I posted about launching Mortified, the in-the-room party game from my midlife crisis company, Scundered Studio, and the response here was lovely. I handed out about a dozen promo codes and got some great feedback. I took a lot of that on board and made a ton of changes.

The top comment last time was "Good idea, but nobody on Reddit has any friends", so in your honour I built a Casual mode that allows two or more people to play - hopefully you can find one other person to play with! (Or be really sad and add another phone to the party and play yourself) It's more relaxed with no voting or scoring, just the scenarios going back and forth, and gets the instant laughs rather than the party-style game. The Scored voting game still needs three or more, but the floor is two now.

I haven't heard a bad word said about the game yet - everyone that has played has really enjoyed it - it's just hard to get in front of people. I added a fun sharing mode that allows you to share your funniest answers and overall game scores.

There's a bunch of other upgrades from feedback like an accessible font option, in-app patch notes, better history, and a pile of reconnection and polish fixes.

Last week it climbed to #2 in the Play Store's top paid casual games, which I didn't see coming. So thank you to everyone that made that happen! It has lost a bit of momentum in way of sales, so it has slid back down again.

I've also set up r/Mortified, where I post the announcements and the more detailed behind-the-scenes stuff, so give it a follow if you want to see what's coming next.

I'm still happy to send a free code to anyone who missed it, so DM away. It might give you something to do tonight if the weather doesn't clear up!

If you do play, I'd love to hear how it went, or a review if you're feeling generous.

Thanks again!

Posted a screenshot here last week and was surprised by the positive feedback so just wanted to follow up with some clips of the “game” I’ve been working on for just over 3 months in godot.

No prior game dev experience but a background in art and design + code.

And if it’s allowed, to share a twitter I’ve made to post more frequent updates:

x.com/gardenuntitled

I’m thinking this will evolve into a roguelike with a trading card element -but at the moment I’m just having fun with the environment (i have spent the last week obsessing over grass and dof)

Hopefully can add to the diverse stuff that’s being done in this engine and being posted on this sub - i don’t have anything to compare it to but i really feel like there are very few constraints and thats a great feeling

After 5 months in development I've finally released LimboBall, a simple, arcade, hypercasual mobile game. Keep the ball bouncing as long as you can! Just you, the ball, and... some obstacles. NO INVASIVE ADS!

Get it for free on the Play Store: LimboBall by Eagle Studio

So I'm testing this game with ~800 enemies, and having a stable performance of roughly 110-130fps on a rtx2060 laptop. But its predictable take.

The problem is when I start shooting, either with my main tank or the 4 turrets use the same bullet type. Basically the same rectangle but for the mech in the center (not sure how visible), it fires 3 different sizes of the same bullet.

If all 4 turrets fire, fps easily drops 30-40%. add another 10% on top of that if the player start firing too.

How to handle projectiles that dont kill performance?

Is there anything I can do about it?

Thank you

Game: The Last Opening

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