
r/SurvivalGaming

Still in the Fog on Steam
Amigos less comparto algunos cambios en los que estuve trabajando recientemente en mi juego, le darían un vistazo al trailer a ver qué les parece? Me ayudan mucho compartiendo
El combate intenté hacerlo más tenso e intenso, el enemigo ahora se siente más agresivo, tiene más animaciones de ataque y de daño, y el enfrentamiento en general es más difícil. El sistema cuerpo a cuerpo es simple, tenés un botón para esquivar hacia atrás y evitar los ataques en el momento justo.
Reduje el brillo de la linterna porque antes iluminaba demasiado, especialmente en interiores. Ahora es más limitada y ayuda a generar más tensión.
En la iluminación y los entornos bajé la intensidad general de la luz (menos luz de sol y de día) para lograr una atmósfera más oscura y con niebla, y también estuve trabajando en que los escenarios se vean más desgastados y creíbles.
Fog'n'Silence - slow exploration/survival game set in a fog-covered surreal world. You'll lead a group of characters that wander the open world in a desperate attempt to find a way to escape.
Fog'n'Silence is inspired by Kenshi, Death Stranding, Outer Wilds, and a bit of Project Zomboid.
Our Steam page recently went live so any questions/criticism/feedback is appreciated.
Steam page for those who may be interested: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4906320/FognSilence/
Need Recommendations!
I am looking for a survival game(s) that have the following:
PvE only
Realistic graphics
Open world survival craft
Base building AND defense
Low to High Automation
I've loved 7 Days To Die and Aska but seem to get bored pretty quickly later game. Sons of the Forest is fucking scary D:
What it takes to get clean water in Dusklander
Rcently I worked on water filtering in my game so I figured I'll share what the entire process looks like. These are all resources and actions that are needed to get clean water that is 100% safe to drink. What do you think?
How do I get into survival games solo?
I love survival games but I've only ever played with friends.
I tried playing Subnautica but I felt so lost and like I was taking way too long to progress which is weird because I'm usually good at figuring things out in games and getting a flow going but I never could in Subnautica.
I know there's not really a time restriction or anything but I like to know what to do next, and usually when I play with friends we figure it out together and quickly.
So what's a good way of actually getting to enjoy survival games solo?
We put Paleolith's main menu on a cave wall. Would this get annoying after a few launches?
Paleolith is a survival game set 40,000 years ago. We wanted the menu to feel like part of the game, so we placed the options on a cave wall. When you move between them, the character's hand follows the wall and touches the painting you select.
The art is still a work in progress, so we're mostly interested in how the menu feels to use.
Does the hand movement add to the experience, or does it make navigating the menu feel too slow?
Does anyone know a realistic bunker centered survival game? not interested in the Fallout series.
A friend and I were watching Oppenheimer, which turned into a conversation about Cold War bunkers, and then survival games. Currently we have been playing a lot of Project Zomboid and it made me wonder if a game with this topic exists. And just to clarify, I'm not really looking for something like Fallout. I like the games, but im looking for something much more realistic, no mutants or sci-fi technologies.
We imagined a game set shortly before or after a nuclear event, where most of the game revolves around actually surviving inside a bunker, and maybe some area outside of it, but nothing too massive. It could be anything from one of those DYI Cold War era bunkers to a proper government bunker. you'd somehow have to manage the usual, food, water, etc. maybe make occasional trips outside for supplies and decide how to interact with other survivors, help them of defend from them. basically a much more realistic game like this in which survival comes from the situation and the other humans rather than fantasy, sci-fi elements... and no zombies.
does anyone know if something like this already exists?
What's your favorite 2D survival game?
I haven't played survival games in a very long while, and I feel like playing one.
Not sure what my current favorite is.
One thing I always found cool is in-depth healing systems, like in the upcoming casualties unknown, or metal gear solid 3 where each injury is treated based on what it is and on the specific body part. I think also neo scavenger was like that.
I already know project zomboid, and I'm not very motivated because it's a game with no end. Also not interested in don't starve.
Recommendation needed: Survival game focused on combat (shooter) not base building
Anything you would recommend ? I'm looking for something rather fast-paced. preferably shooter over melee combat
Survival games with automation?
I've played a lot of survival games like Valheim, Enshrouded, Grounded, Sons Of The Forest, and Windrose most recently.
I'm a huge fan of the survival genre. However, I'm also a big fan of automation games like Satisfactory, MineMogul, and most notably modded minecraft.
I've found a few games that overlap the two like Palworld and V Rising. However, these games don't quite have enough automation for my liking. V Rising is just sending servants to do your bidding and Palworld is more or less the same. I'm more of a fan of the hands on automation you get with a game like satisfactory.
Basically I'm looking for a survival game with combat that has you working your way up but that also has a decent amount of automation. Does such a game exist?
This New Zombie Survival Game Will Be MASSIVE! Ardem
youtube.comDoes this game exist?
Hiya folks,
For the longest time I have been craving a game that I don't even know exists.
I ADORE Survival games with base building and proper survival mechanics. My favourite at the moment is DayZ. My only issue is the Infected. My favourite part of DayZ is the survival aspect in the wild. I love the hunting, fishing, building a camp and just living in the wild.
Are there any games that are multiplayer, open-world and have what I have mentioned without Zombies or monsters? Ideally in the modern world too.
Slight side note; I have very severe arachnophobia and have genuine panic attacks if I see them... So anything without or with the ability to turn them off would be fab.
Cheers everyone.
Runescape: Dragonwilds / Enshrouded
My husband and I play a ton of co-op multiplayer together. Our favorite types are survival tho! He said he recently tried Dragonwilds but, and I'm paraphrasing: "I kept looking at it wondering why I wasn't just playing Enshrouded"...
So, who has played both? What are the major differences?
On a broader level... Am I completely wrong thinking that just about all survival games, if done well, are basically the same?
Thanks for your opinions!!
Are there any other games like ARK? And by that I mean base building + taming defense games that can have at 70 players on a map at once?
But potentially runs a lot smoother also?
I've tried rust and day z but it wasn't the same for me. Was too much like a classic shooter game.
I tried palworld but that just for me wasn't the same genre of game.
I tried conan, which was probably the closest I could find thus far but again just didn't scratch the itch.
If not, can someone please make another ARK like game.
Any large game company out there, im hearing gaming in general is dying out, maybe time to make an ARK like game?
Got sidetracked and made bunnies into pets that follow you.
Last week I added bunnies to my game to add a bit more life to it and was happy with how they looked. Pet companions has been an idea for a while but was always on the backlog. This week I couldn't resist sidetracking and decided to play around with it.
I created a simple pet system where you can attach a pet to a character and whenever the character spawns, a pet bunny will also spawn. The behavior is the same as the wild rabbit, without the fleeing, and when the distance between the player and the bunny is bigger than a few meters, the bunny will run towards the player.
Thoughts?
Just finished the herbivore for my survival game. What do y'all think
Hi everyone! I've just finished programming the herbivores for my survival game survivance.
I've tried to varied their behaviour so they don't act like a run on sight simulator and actually interact with each other. For example, Ironhides (the rhino like creature) will fight each other for dominance.
I would love any feedback on the creatures and any suggestions for future animals.
In need of a game.
I’ve played 7D2D, The Forest,Sons of the Forest, Green Hell, The Long Dark, Conan exiles, as an example. I mainly only play on PS5. Does anyone have any good suggestions of similar games I may have missed to play?
Looking for a Crafting, base building/defense, shooter.
I can't find a game to scratch this itch. I tried 7d2d a while back but I had to hit a z 10 times to kill it and that was a bit of a turn off. Please help!!!