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Love the style!

Add us, please!

I love what you do with the light!

Yes, albeit in a completely different genre.

We do also have slotted inventory and have toyed with inventory expansions via containers, that's why I'm asking. 😁

Okay, but that seems like it could be frustrating for the players. Maybe make the slots corresponding to the bag visually distinct somehow, so that the players know?

Or make it so that items cannot be in bag and regular inventory at the same time, so what you drop with the bag stays in the bag.

What happens when you unequip the bag and all inventory is full?

Thank you! This is very much in line with our thinking as well. We have final versions of 2 and 3 and will make a decision soon, and post the final version here, naturally.

Thanks!

Help us choose a Steam capsule design based on the sketches!

For context, the game is a single player turn based strategy set in prehistory that focuses on culture building.

Which one do you like best?

#steamcapsule #indiegame #gamedev #4Xstrategy #simulation #unity3d

Same reason "gaming" PC costs twice as much as comparable non-gaming variant.

Hello again For the past 3 years we’ve seen a lot of news from both AAA and indie studios that mostly revolved around shutting down or people losing their jobs. It’s…

Hey! We're back, this time for real. We've made a blog post going over what we're doing, what we did these past years and we also talk about the future of the studio and our big boy plans, so please check it out here. And join our Discord! underthestairs.studio/hello-again

Thank you very much!

By popular demand, we added damage numbers to our minimalist auto-battler looter roguelike.

Play it for free in bowser on your computer, tablet or phone: zbla.itch.io/barbaric-bug...

That could work, yes. But again, it's the question of knowing everything in advance or risking. Great suggestion, though.

Cheers! You might be right, yes. However, if it was a simple choice between items dropped it would have no depth to it, as you would simply choose the best item you need at that time.

By revealing the type of loot a monster drops but not the actual item we wanted to add some strategic risk.

Thank you for your kind words!

It's a fascinating thing about gamedev, how simple mechanics can create an interesting experience with strategic depth.

What are some funny names for functions or methods in your current project?

We'll start:

Destinies.Fulfill()

RitualProfile.GetBeginRitualProblem()

😁

Barbaric Bugbarian's Circular Conquest by zBla, the-norm Fueled by honor and hate for overcooked vegies the Barbaric Bugbarian starts a circular conquest of the tower of power.

We took a break from our main project to participate in a short one-button game jam. The result is a minimalistic autobattler roguelike: zbla.itch.io/barbaric-bug...

The game is free, can be played in browser and works on smartphones too. Let us know what you think!

Hi, could you add us to the pack? We are an indie studio soon to announce our first big strategy game!

Cheers!