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What are some mobile games you prefer over console or pc games?
u/Silent_Sea6231 — 2 days ago
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Would love feedback on the first teaser for our upcoming action-adventure game, The Ultimate Twins
Hey everyone,
We’re currently developing The Ultimate Twins, an action-adventure game focused on immersive storytelling, cinematic gameplay, and a world inspired by rich cultural narratives.
We’ve been quietly building the project for a while, and recently decided it’s finally time to start sharing the journey publicly and connect with the community.
As a first step, we’d genuinely love to hear your thoughts on the Teaser we released back in February:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJsKIA_jvqw
We’re especially interested in hearing feedback on:
Character designs
The overall atmosphere and tone
Combat presentation
Visual style and world design
What stood out to you most (good or bad)
We still have a long road ahead, but we’re excited to finally start engaging with fellow gamers and developers here.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.
u/TheUltimateTwins_Dev — 3 days ago
We are developing a card battle royale where you are encouraged to "cheat" the system
We are Fire Brick Games and we just launched the first public demo for our upcoming project, One Last Hand!
Thanks to player feedback, we've implemented full bot support for this demo so players can jump right in and test out different relic strategies immediately!
Players can use relics to "cheat" the system and have better hands.
We would absolutely love to hear what strategy fans think of the mechanics. For example, should we do something to stop the "cheaters"?
Check out the demo on Steam and let us know your thoughts!
Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4209830/One_Last_Hand/
Ask us anything and we will reply!
u/Fire-Brick-Games — 3 days ago
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This is my game library (currently being updated). Show me yours! Give me some ideas!
Hey guys! I’m putting together my list (it’s not easy to remember all the games I’ve played over the past 34 years), and I thought it would be cool to share it with you! Do you guys make lists like this? Show me yours!
u/Lower-Patient-3523 — 6 days ago
We’re currently improving the Steam page for our horror FPS The Infected Soul.
Which version do you think looks better visually? (1 or 2)
Any feedback on layout, readability, or overall feel would really help us.
You can also wishlist the game from the link it would mean a lot to us 🙏
u/Guilty_Weakness7722 — 12 days ago
Let us play Ninja Zenshin!
Let us play Ninja Zenshin!
A more F2P friendly ninja saga since premium and tokens are cheap!
For $7.5(500php) you can already buy an emblem with a free package set you can choose!
18,000 tokens $6.25 (400php)!
It was released last March 2026, thus you can definitely catch up!
Also lots of freebies such as tokens, items, jutsu and pets! If you join now you will get 3,500 tokens for free!
Be sure to get to level 5 to unlock the current Matsuri Event! Then use tokens to roll for easy XP!
u/NotSoGoodGuy475 — 7 days ago
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Gaming & Drinking - Need Ideas!
Me and my boys are going to be spending a weekend a playing games online together and drinking.
I’m trying to think of good games to drink too or good games that can have drinking rules involved.
Does anyone have any ideas?
u/Worried-Comb806 — 8 days ago
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How many people here play incremental games?
Hi guys, I'd like to know how many of you play incremental games (Idle and Clicker, "Cookie Clicker" for example) and what the best title you've played so far is and why was that special to you . I know that "incremental games" can be a bit broad defined genre but feel free to include whatever, based on your taste.
We are currently developing an incremental game and we'd like to better understand how players evaluate those titles, so we can refine and polish more our demo before to release it.
u/2PawnsGames — 10 days ago
u/Purple_Rice_ — 13 days ago
In this era of remakes, revivals and reboots all I’ve ever desired is Black & White
Cant even fathom the countless hours of my childhood i poured into 1 & 2. To this day i still think about it and still haven’t played a city builder as immersive and rewarding as B&W was.
The good/evil mechanics that would change your creature and other appearances depending on how you played 2-/ incredible and something I’ve only ever seen in games like Fable and KOTOR since
Who do we need to talk to revive this sleeping giant?
(2nd/3rd pics are from B&W2)
u/Lord_Farquuad_ — 14 days ago
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What is that one comfort game for you?
You know which one I'm talking about: the one you can turn on when everything around you is falling apart; the world you can rely on to escape your own; the characters you love or hate - it's that one game or couple of games that YOU know you can trust to bring you out of that bad feeling.
u/Musical_Gee — 10 days ago
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What games are you currently playing this week?
Tell us about them!
u/EponaMom — 11 days ago
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LFG Frustrations
Been gaming for around 15 years now. Grew up on TF2 and COD with childhood friends. Some of my best memories have been staying up late, cracking dumb jokes, and just being able to chill with people like me.
Fast forward to today. I’m 23 now and recently moved to a new city for work, and it’s weird how much harder gaming socially has become. The people I usually game with are busy building their own lives now. We still talk, but getting everyone online at the same time feels impossible.
I figured I’d try meeting new people online to game with on weekends, but honestly… it’s been rough. A lot of people are either super toxic, completely indifferent, or you just don’t click at all. And even when I do find someone chill through Discord/LFG apps, the whole thing feels weirdly transactional. Like everyone’s just cycling through temporary teammates instead of actually building friendships. I'm meeting tons of people, there's just very little actual connection.
Anyone else feeling this as they get older? If so, what are y’all doing about it? Have you actually found good communities/friends online recently, or is this just what gaming culture turns into after you grow up?
u/Prestigious_Knee_88 — 13 days ago
Playing Down with the Ship rn
Basically you building ship and every guns and items got some synergy with other items. You creating best build and trying to make it OP as possible. And then you fight with ships created by other people
Surprisingly fun, especially if you liked Slay the Spire
u/Yawaworoht1470 — 15 days ago
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Need help building a gaming pc for my younger brother.
Can you guys help me build a gaming pc for my brother? Budget is not a issue. So shoot with ideas.
u/ApartmentHelpful3012 — 14 days ago