Enoch: Children of Fate🚀Wishlist Now! (Bio🔗)

Enoch : Children of fate on Steam Step into the world of Enoch: Children of Fate, a sci-fi noir point-and-click adventure set in 2279. Take command of multiple characters with connected storylines as they seek the truth behind the mys...

Link for wishlisting the game :
store.steampowered.com/app/2086690/...

Excited to share that Enoch is part of the Debut Festival on Steam from @gamedevist.bsky.social ! 🥳 (august 7-11)
Come take a look tomorow and wishlist if you haven’t yet!

And there's some easter eggs for people that already played the first chapter of Enoch : Children of Fate
(okay... that's three people right now, yeah... 😂)

Save 40% on Dystopika on Steam A city-building sandbox for futuristic cities. No goals, no management, just creativity and dark cozy vibes.

Oh and it's on sale on Steam right now !

store.steampowered.com/app/2379910/...

If you’re looking for a cozy city-builder with a cyberpunk vibe, look no further, Dystopika from @voidswithin.com is the perfect game. Plus, it lets me bring to life the nightmarish skyline of Cylinder B and the infamous Megablock 42 home to the Bat42 gang.😁
#Dystopika #Cyberpunk #VirtualPhotography

Hello! My name is Matt Marshall. I'm a solo indie dev who made Dystopika, a dark cozy city toy, while nomading around Asia.

I'm a designer, developer, producer, and director, building up a small global indie studio with other talented folks.

Hey #PitchYaGame!
Enoch: Children of Fate is a sci-fi neo-noir #pointandclick.
In Cylinder B, the rain never stops, and neither does the violence.
A kid’s dead. Teens are vanishing.
Justice? That was before. Now it’s damage control.

Demo & Wishlist : bit.ly/4fppLnu

Yeah, that's the line I'm exploring, now I just need to convince my regular clients to switch things up :D

On my non-gaming hustle, I'm freelancing. It's a bummer that being super efficient when billing hourly means you actually end up earning less, speed just doesn't pay off. 😂

Enoch : Children of fate on Steam Step into the world of Enoch: Children of Fate, a sci-fi noir point-and-click adventure set in 2279. Take command of multiple characters with connected storylines as they seek the truth behind the mys...

But if you're not too much disapointed... Can you please wishlist the game ? 😄
store.steampowered.com/app/2086690/...

Alright, you guessed it, it was just April Fools. If that were possible, it'd be awesome though.😄

😁😁😁

And to be totaly honnest this one takes "fake cartridges" with usb key inside and a lot of roms on it.
But the gamepads ports works with real SNES pads
And I think I'll made a "true" hybrid some day :)

It's an Olivetti Super Famicom, a hybrid PC/SNES prototype to make something Like the Amstrad Mega PC... But it was never released to the public and ...

No I'm joking, it's a custom pc/SNES that I made because I was sad that I didn't had an Amstrad Mega PC when I was young. 😆

Hmmm ? 😀

Enoch : Children of fate on Steam Step into the world of Enoch: Children of Fate, a sci-fi noir point-and-click adventure set in 2279. Take command of multiple characters with connected storylines as they seek the truth behind the mys...

Oh and wishlist the game !

store.steampowered.com/app/2086690/...

First tests... 😀

About our console port… Guess what?! 😁😍🎮
#indiedev #gamedev #pointandclick #superfamicom #pixelart #adventuregame

Enoch : Children of fate on Steam Step into the world of Enoch: Children of Fate, a sci-fi noir point-and-click adventure set in 2279. Take command of multiple characters with connected storylines as they seek the truth behind the mys...

Oh if you haven't, wishlist my game :
store.steampowered.com/app/2086690/...

Sometimes you have to "kill your babies." I was mega-super-duper hyped to add dynamic lights & shadows, but ran into too many problems, bugs, & delays. So let's go for the classic transparent-blurred-black circle. It does the job for now. 😄
#shadows #gamedev #indiedev #pointandclick #pixelart

Enoch : Children of fate on Steam Step into the world of Enoch: Children of Fate, a sci-fi noir point-and-click adventure set in 2279. Take command of multiple characters with connected storylines as they seek the truth behind the mys...

I'm not sure if it's your thing, but here's my upcoming adventure game, the demo is already available 😀
store.steampowered.com/app/2086690/...

Yeah... It's a lie.

I could create my own game engine if I wanted to, I just don’t see the point, because it’s not my goal. But maybe it’s yours, and if it makes you happy, that’s awesome!

Me ? Personally, I lean very heavily toward Exitus Acta Probat. I struggled for years to feel valid about that, but now I don’t care and I fully embrace it.

Neither of these points is the absolute truth. Find the spot where you feel most comfortable. The majority of developers fall somewhere between these two extremes on the spectrum.

This feel like chaos under partial control, which, sometimes, can lead to completely unusable results, but if applied wisely, it’s incredibly effective.

If a ready-made game engine and visual coding are enough to finish your project, so be it. If you need to whip up some half-assed code in ten minutes with no comments, yet it works, so be it.

[Exitus Acta Probat]
The end justifies the means. You have one objective: to code an app or a game. You’ll use whatever means necessary to achieve it, taking the path of least resistance. You pick the tool best suited to the task at hand, and nothing more.

All snobbery and gatekeeping aside, this approach yields clean, optimizable, custom code that’s easy to maintain.

Any deviation is seen as heresy. If you don’t follow the holy precepts of the prophets, you’re considered worthless as a developer and undeserving of success. Much like religious beliefs, the "correct" precepts can vary from one person to another.