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I'm making a stock market sim where bad trades literally give you a panic attack or depression.

Hey everyone. I love management and economy games, but I wanted to add real stakes to day-trading.

In Neo Capitalist, you are managing a portfolio, but you also have to manage your hunger, stress, and mental health. If things go wrong, you might have a panic attack, become depressed, or pass out.

For a realistic stock market experience, you can play in stable mode, or enter a cyberpunk universe with feel mode. In feel mode, the realistic trading terminal starts glitching into a cyberpunk dystopia.

I just put together this new trailer to explain the mechanics. Do you guys enjoy high-stress management games, or do you prefer the classic relaxing tycoon experience?

If you want to check out the UI details, here is the Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4580690/Neo_Capitalist__Stock_Market_Survival_Simulator/

u/PaperPlaneLogic — 17 hours ago

I made a parody real-estate site for Valheim bases

I’ve been playing Valheim since it first hit Steam, and one of my favorite parts of the game has always been the building.

I love seeing the ridiculous, beautiful, cozy, and occasionally cursed builds people share here and in the community, so I wanted to make something fun around that.

So I decided to make Longhouse Listings, which is basically a parody real-estate site for Valheim bases. Just for fun site to showoff builds. I know there is a subreddit mainly for it but hope you enjoy.

It’s still in alpha, but it’s live if anyone wants to check it out at longhouselistings.com

Feedback is very welcome. I’d love to hear what people think, what feels funny, what’s missing, or what kinds of listings/features would make it better.

Built out a mortgage calculator and market insights that will become better as more listings are added. I am also planning on having real listings for the next release from my own builds.

I added the first 11 real listings using my own Valheim builds. Google sign-in is now live, so you can create an account without making another password and submit a build for review.

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I’m making SeaColony, a survival colony builder set on the open sea

Hey everyone, I’m a solo developer working on SeaColony, a survival colony builder set on the open sea.

You start with a small floating platform and slowly expand it into a colony while managing survivors, resources, production chains, sea farming, and trade ships.

I’m trying to focus on limited space, resource management, and the pressure of keeping a small ocean colony alive.

The Steam page went live a few days ago, and I’m still improving the screenshots/trailer, so feedback from survival game players would be really helpful.

Steam page: SeaColony on Steam

u/EminDev — 1 day ago

Shoutout to an amazing solo dev for Whisper of the Swallows

I started trying out the game when it was only a demo release. I provided some feedback and was surprised at how responsive the dev, Thomas, was in discord. I suggested an improvement and in the very next patch he had implemented my suggestion and credited me in the patch notes!

Over time I got to interact with him and the community more and it's been a really fun experience.

Recently the dev put on a building contest and asked players to submit their best projects. The winners would get their build on the Steam store page. I decided to join in after posting and my build was selected to go onto the page.

I'm not gonna lie, when I opened up the store page today and saw my build there, it's quite a cool feeling. If you want to see the player builds, they start around the 9th screenshot: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2496090/Whisper_of_the_Swallows/

If you enjoy giving feedback, I highly recommend checking this game out. Your input can have a direct impact on the future of the game. If you prefer waiting for full release, 1.0 is coming down the line. Or if you are just looking for another game to try, there is currently enough content for 10-20 hours, much more if you like to explore/build.

As far as gameplay, I'd say it's a mixture of a lot of survival games I've played and shares a lot of similarities with games like Valhiem. There is a demo available so you can try that out for free.

The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. Early development game.

Early Development!
This underwater game takes place on Europa, Jupiter's 4th biggest moon. It is covered with 40km deep, thick ice layer. Maybe something lives there.

In 2043, the Sun began to die - expanding, heating, and slowly destroying humanity.

As Earth collapses, Europa’s 40-kilometer ice shell finally melts open, exposing a dark ocean humanity was never meant to reach.

You are sent alone beneath the ice with one mission: explore the abyss, collect samples, and send humanity a final hope for survival.

Guided only by your Directive Assistant AI, you descend deeper and deeper into Europa’s ocean.

But something beneath the surface is watching.

Something ancient is trying to reach you.

And the deeper you go, the more impossible it becomes to tell whether your AI is protecting you, or hiding the truth.

If you want to stay connected and follow the development, share feedback or just wanna be part of a nice community join my discord, theres a link in the comments.

u/Putrid_Storage_7101 — 2 days ago

Which survival games focus on mastery of your environment?

My favorite thing to do in a survival game is to explore new areas and master them over time.

It's the classic loop in Minecraft of - leave all your stuff, wander off in a random direction, and slowly build up a base. I love getting to know a new area, developing routes to travel, maybe paving roads or paths to make my travel easier. Building up resource farms, starting to automate processes.

Are there any games that do this particularly well?

What I usually run into with games is that they often don't incentivize you to actually build bases in new areas. Or the grinding for resources gets too repetitive. Or later game, you don't get the tools to build things sufficiently fast for the scale you want to work at (transportation networks seem to be the worst offenders here).

Any recommendations as to games I should try out?

Games I've liked the most that come close - Minecraft, Subnautica, Satisfactory.

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u/Sspifffyman — 2 days ago
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The Perilous North Development | Arctic survival game | 19th century | Lovecraftian horror

Hello everyone, we are Submersion, a small two-person studio made up of myself and my husband, Morgan. We’re currently developing a third-person survival game set in the 19th-century Arctic, with elements of Lovecraftian horror.

If that sounds like your cup of tea, we’d love to hear your feedback, especially on whether the game’s direction and tone come across clearly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrJAo50Acds&t=219s

Also happy to answer questions about the game or the development process.

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u/Gonzo_Journey — 3 days ago

Breathedge Story

They created such a cosmic horror scifi setting and littered it with dumb crude humor and a stupid AI voice over with a bunch of fourth wall breaks. That entirely takes away from the story setting and it constantly takes you out of the immersion.

2/10 game.

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u/Frequent-Earth-4266 — 2 days ago

Game Suggestions!

Hi, I've got a PC for my birthday last Summer, and started playing ARK Suevival Ascended on it. Before that I've been grinding in Survival Evolved on the Switch so altogether I've got about 3000 hours in the game. I love it. I also loved playing Minecraft for years now, firstly on the switch then on PC too. Have u got any Recommendations of Survival Games I should play and are kind of similar to these two?

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u/Unlikely_High — 3 days ago

Looking for games with good single player and not too much focus on building

I really enjoyed dysmantle and forager, especially the metroidvania-esque elements of them both. I'm playing on a controller all the time since I'm using a steam deck so controller support is also a must. I don't mind a more streamlined/casual survival games but I won't dismiss harder ones either.

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u/bat27yt — 2 days ago

Survival Craft Games to play with besties under 1k

Hello, people!

I would like you all's opinions on survival craft games to play with my best friends which when we buy on epic games/steam comes around maximum 1k in INR/ $ 10 USD (lesser would be great!) for one person.

No FPP though. Thank you!

Ps. If you would like to ask questions to understand better, please do and I'll answer them genuinely as much as possible.

Also, I am not a gamer geek- just want to spend time with my bestfriends by playing something fun so use less gaming jargon, thenk :))

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u/This-Bodybuilder9629 — 3 days ago

Game Suggestions

Yo!

I’m looking for more Open World Survival Craft games,

I’m a little picky so here’s what I like to see in them:

- Good character customization (this option can be let go of if it’s super heavy hitting in other areas)

- extensive base building, I LOVE building bases.

- class options of Melee / Ranged / Magic (specially Magic for me lol)

- engaging exploration. I love roaming around open worlds and finding lil secrets and places whenever I go out to gather resources.

Here is what I’ve played so far:

- Enshrouded

- V Rising

- Abiotic Factor

- Valheim

I know I’m basically just re-describing Enshrouded but can you blame me? That game is awesome.

V-Rising, I just finished and I think it’s one of my top 5 games ever.

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u/Peachy-hun — 3 days ago

Oxide survival island (mobile) unplayable

Today i got raided by some aimbotter clan . I didn't even had a chance. The game is so undermonitored there is cheats everywhere my 20 hour work just went to waste. Good job developers.

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u/Busy_Newspaper2666 — 3 days ago

are there any games like this?

I enjoy survival games but i’ve been looking for one specifically that I can play with a friend cross platform (pc and xbox), takes place before technology, has hunting, gathering, and agriculture, but no special gimmicks like dinosaurs or zombies, what would be the closest game to something like this

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u/One_Toaster636 — 4 days ago
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Thalassophobia warning! Just released the Reveal Trailer for my ocean survival horror game: Open Waters.

u/FluffytheFoxx — 7 days ago