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But really though, it looks and sounds nice. Listen to this ear-worm.

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Unbeatable is nearly out? Heh. If you’re as bad at games as I am then every game is Unbeatable.

I’m not saying we should put the Phalanx box art in the Louvre, but it would be worth stealing.

My bad. I was just playing the game for the depressed furries. I had no idea the developers supported Britain.

Randomice has reached 50+ positive reviews!

Thanks to everyone who purchased the game and reviewed it. Now, on the road to 500 for the Overwhelmingly Positive!

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The kickstarter is winding down and we are getting closer and closer to the next stretch goal! Let's try and hit it!!

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Save 70% on Roadwarden on Steam Roadwarden is an illustrated text-based RPG that uses isometric pixel art and combines mechanics borrowed from RPGs, Visual Novels, adventure games and interactive fiction.

It's taken three tries to get its hooks on me, but I've been playing Roadwarden for a week now, and let me tell you: it is one of the best narrative games I have ever played in my life and brilliantly shows what you can make on Ren'py.

Absolutely delightful lore and character writing FOR 3 BUCKS

Kaiji says, “‘yawn’, I slept great.”

An NPC says “all I can think about all day is going home to check my email”. The game is from 1999, as a point of reference.

Shinji says “y-you’re right. I’m the guy.”

Misato says “crap!” She has a muppet-like expression.

I’m always saying these things.

A complex UI for “LCL Management”.

A pay phone on a fairly featureless bridge.

An embryo-like creature in a vat. The UI is complex, creating the sensation of futuristic laboratory controls.

A character standing in a dark corridor. Partially covered text on the ground reads “heavens gate”.

I like the pixel art of the Wonderswan Neon Genesis Evangelion game. The vast majority of the screen time is spent looking at “90’s cool” interfaces and liminal spaces, which is honestly a good representation of the series.

Oh, yeah, NPC writing is the best. You can do worldbuilding, add a gameplay tip, or just invent a memorable weirdo. Or a whole city of weirdos. It's great.

The Use of Life on Steam The Use of Life is a multi-ending adventure book style JRPG. The main character’s various attachments change in accordance with the choices the player makes, and the ending changes depending on “the u...

oh man, The Use of Life is finally out of early access. the dev spent almost 4 years in EA (I suspect to their significant financial detriment) trying to finish the game's SIGNIFICANTLY divergent mulitple routes. Fingers crossed it pays off with sales. store.steampowered.com/app/1483370/...

I've been following this for a while. It looks like a super polished and thoughtful game in the vein of Ace Attorney or Famicom Detective Club. Even the UI has that satisfying DS adventure game feeling.

Ooh, I love games with technically impressive transitions between music sections. I’m going to have to check this out.

I'll be at AdventureX tomorrow morning, so feel free to message if you're a developer who wants to meet and chat about anything.

✅ You can play as a rat.

What am I playing? It's a metroidbrainia. The music? My intelligent dance music playlist. And this snack? Just some brain food. Hmm, could use a little more sodium chloride...

This is a funny video, but also these are such good deep cuts. Insanely fine taste.

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The game's trailer features an AI-generated song about the joys of being a modern housewife. The developer has released other games such as Doomer Simulator and a dating/sex sim. There is currently only one reply to their reddit post, which simply says "looks poggers". Much to unpack.

I’m super intrigued by Scornhorn because each time I see a gif or hear you describe it my grasp of what the game is about weakens.

Persimmon?

I'm sure some of my followers would be interested in this. Ratto 1800. Sim Squeaky. Uh... Europaca Univolesalis.

Made a batch of hummus so big it broke my blender, but I’m not even mad because I have 2 kilos of hummus.

oh shit, small saga gdq

Ooooh!

This is reflected in the broader narratives too. In Hades, Zagreus’s rebellion against his family and fate feels like a myth. In Hades 2, Melinoe’s fight against a bad guy feels like a superhero plot.

Don’t just casually flash-bang me back to the 2000s like that.

Nerds will point out that all games are documents of their own creation, which is true, but only the cool ones include photos of the developers’ pomeranians.

The ending to Consume Me is interesting for a few reasons, but I like how [spoilers] as an autobiographical work that catches up to the present, the game becomes a document of its own creation. Dev stuff. Awkward pitch meetings. “It’ll be out soon, mom.” You play a little of Consume Me’s Consume Me.

Ooh, the Gnosia anime has started. Super curious about this because I love the original game for its narrative design - its story perfectly complemented the game mechanics. It must be a challenge to adapt to a different medium.