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Just some screenshots I clicked from my recent games

Taken from

1. Arkham knight

2. Elder scrolls V: Skyrim

Hello... again!

Three weeks ago I shared our reveal trailer. The response was amazing, but the trailer didn't really show what the game had become, so I went back and made one that does.

Today I've updated the Steam page and uploaded the Official Trailer.

Send Them to Hell isn't trying to be a clone or "Megabonk meets something else." It's a game I've spent countless hours building for players who enjoy games like Megabonk, Vampire Survivors, and Risk of Rain, while still having its own identity.

As a solo developer, this has been a huge journey. I couldn't have done it without the incredibly talented artists who helped create the visuals that brought the game to life.

To everyone from this community who wishlisted the game after my last post, thank you. Your support genuinely helped keep this project moving forward, and I'm excited to finally show you a trailer that represents the game the way it deserves.

In the first comment I will post some promotional artwork so you can see what we've been pouring our heart into.

If you want to Wishlist you can do so HERE

If you want to follow our games progress and be apart of the two Play Tests and receive keys for them join our Discord HERE

Hey everyone, I'm back with a new trailer for my post-apocalyptic game. I spent two hours making it, so please rate it.

Solo dev of Arcadium - Space Odyssey here, a space bullet heaven with a few twists: fight aliens, harvest entire planets, and explore a procedurally generated universe!

The game features quick 12-minute runs, lots of ships with unique abilities, and tons of items, artifacts, talents, relics... UPGRADES :) It plays great on Steam Deck, too.

A new update just dropped with two new ships, and the game is 40% off until the end of Bullet Fest, so it's the best time to grab it for under $5.

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2352670/Arcadium__Space_Odyssey/

This September, we’ll be holding the first Synvector playtests, and we’re inviting you to become some of the first players to explore our universe.

If you’re into space sims, science fiction, and games like Mass Effect and Elite Dangerous, we’d love to have you join the playtest.

Add Synvector to your Wishlist and request access to the playtest on Steam - it’s also a great way to support the project 🌌

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3220640/Synvector/

See you in space!

This may not be true for everyone but there's a steam thread who suggested a user who struggled to run the game at 58 fps on the original version on performance mode whereas they can run the game perfectly fine on the cracked version with full quality. I personally thought this didn't mean much but it intrigued me to try it - what's to lose on testing if the game actually does run better on the cracked version.

The findings - during the beta i was on pure performance mode with my cpu resting at about 40-60% usage - sometimes the game would have fps bugs where i'd have to close the game and reopen it to attempt to fix it. Sometimes loading the shaders helped, sometimes it felt worse which makes no sense. Since i did not purchase the game, i cannot test the patch that was applied without the crack being applied on removing the DRM protection. But interestingly enough what i did find was that:

1. I was able to run the game smoothly at 60 fps
2. I was able to max out the settings on full quality and have the game running smoothly during combat
3. I did not need to load-up shaders at all to get really smooth performance
4. There are still some stutters while performing supers (level 1, level 2, and tokon attack)
5. The ui has so much frame drop and so much stutters - it's kind of wild.
6. Audio during wall splats, and crushes seem to mess up the audio recording in OBS - might be performance related based on the last patch saying audio was causing performance issues.

We are almost able to narrow down that the DRM protection, the heavy encryption this game uses is a notable part in why this game runs terribly on PC but in reality, there are still 6 instances of sony SDK that do take up resources via task manager (seems to be small) and the EAC issue where that normally affects game performance aswell and as an anti-cheat it still doesn't keep them out.

The picture attached was me directly opening the game, there is a first initial spike while loading into the actual match - i waited just enough time for that spike to disappear and took a screen shot. The spike in the picture is when i paused the game so you can easily see the values.

There are two YouTube videos i took of gameplay which i will list them down here so you can also see for yourself.

https://youtu.be/8X45znTWGcM

https://youtu.be/ZDx5f9nNUq4

For most people who do not "lag" in online matches i highly suggest you check your frametime profiles (red graph) because if you are stuttering alot, you are indeed part of the issue that is giving your opponent's 8 frames of rollback/lag.

Forgot to put my specs in ....

GPU - GeForce RTX 4060 Ti

Processor - Intel i7-14700KF - if you have an older bios version - you must turn off intel turbo processing for this game because of UE5 oodle errors and potentially XMP Ram.

Memory - 32GB DDR5 Ram - 4800 mt/s

One thing to keep in mind - linux can't play and 100+ countries are still banned because of PSN requirements, is this really worth it?

EDIT* - I have and will add frame time graphs for different fighting games when im looking for something to do

Here is SF6's Frame graph - https://youtu.be/rBXD_tFvkSY

Finally, our game DIG Raiders: Anomaly Extraction, a twisted mining co-op adventure blending exploration, extraction, and aliens will be launched on Friday, Sept. 11, 2026. Check it out and wishlist now for a 30% launch discount~

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4368640/DIG_Raiders_Anomaly_Extraction/

more about our game:
DIG Raiders is a multiplayer co-op mining adventure that blends exploration, extraction, and alien encounters.

Explore strange underground worlds, uncover forgotten alien secrets, and bring back precious loot from your expeditions. The deeper you dig, the stranger your discoveries become.

Upgrade your gear, explore further, and build your fortune with everything you uncover.

Features

story mode and 4v4 treasure hunt race available, go in solo or with your friends

Build your business with what you find

DEMO available on steam

It was very fun and addictive to play this...

What do you guys suggest next !?...

Hey everyone!

Back in the day, I was a die-hard console gamer. On the original PS1, I randomly stumbled upon turn-based tactics like Vandal Hearts and just completely fell in love with the genre. I ended up playing through all the few strategy games available on consoles back then (let's be honest, consoles at the time weren't about strategies at all).

Eventually, I ended up in a local internet cafe where I saw Heroes III and was just blown away with sheer joy in that moment))) "THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED!" My mind was completely flipped upside down and then finished off by Fallout 2's turn-based combat.

That was it. Right after that trip, I urgently saved up every penny for my very first Pentium PC, and ever since, all my gaming has been strictly on PC.

Have you guys ever had a turning point like that? Where a specific game (or games) made you buy a PC, or maybe vice versa, a console?