Slip has just been released for iOS and Android (Desktop coming...)! Slip is a game partly inspired by the ice-sliding puzzles from older Pokémon games! No forced adverts, Infinite levels, Completely offline. Posted by RegularJoeGames on Apr 26th, 2025 I'm finally able to say I've developed and finalised (for now at least) a puzzle game Slip is a mobile game partly inspired by the ice-sliding puzzles from older Pokémon games. It has: No forced adverts - only completely optional rewarded ones, I know one person who has completed the whole thing without watching a single advert or paying for anything Infinite levels - complete 400 hand picked ones, unlock a generation mode where you can change what mechanics are baked into a level and at a difficulty of your choosing Completely offline - all of it, generation too! No RNG or timing - so you can focus on taking your time to solve each puzzle (I am working on Desktop support (.jar)) This is an example of some of the mechanics you will see in the game You can see teleporters (the hexagons), buttons (the circle) that that toggle various other obstacles that will change the player's direction or stop them in their tracks there are also rocks that break so that you can stop there temporarily but never again! This one is a bit of a later level though so don't worry, you won't be thrown into the deep end this badly! To give you an idea of the generation, here are 100 levels all next to each other just because I think it looks cool! Each one is solvable and is generated in the background in a matter of seconds (depending on the difficulty you set and the mechanics you have enabled) Thank you for checking out the post, I'm really just trying to make a game that is fair and isn't bombarding you with adverts! I would love to know what you think of it in the comments here or as a review on the app store, I'm looking to improve it while also work on a second version! I am also trying to post more about my development on itch so please check it out if you are interested!

Colony units are non-combat units which house the civilian population. Once a colony unit is deployed, it will begin converting its civilian population into trained crew. Posted by astral.flux on Apr 30th, 2025 In Phantom Havoc, a crew is necessary for each unit. Crews are trained when a colony unit deploys. While a colony unit is deployed, the player may also build upon the colony unit, with additions like Research center, radar, and defensive weapons to name a few. The player can build a maximum of 6 Colony ships, if the colony ships are destroyed, the games difficulty increases drastically. A colony unit docks with a derelict structure. Some structures offer additional advantages, like extra build locations. Here we can see a Training Academy being built on a deployed colony. Training Academy speeds up the time it takes to train a crew member. Wishlist us on STEAM! Till Next time!

The battlefield hums with power. Will you resonate or fall silent? In Resonant Blade, sound isn’t just something you hear, it’s something you wield. At the heart of the game lies the Resonant Tones, a set of six unique frequencies that shape combat, puzzle-solving, and exploration. Tune In, Strike Hard Atlas begins with three Tones, with the other three earned by taking down dungeon bosses. Each vibrates at a unique frequency, from the deep pulse of Red to the sharp trill of Magenta. Enemies, structures, and the environment all resonate with these Tones. By tuning the Resonant Blade to match their frequency, Atlas can cut through defenses, trigger hidden mechanisms, and uncover secrets buried in the world. But Resonance isn’t just about combat. Scattered across Terra are Resonant Orbs, ancient switches, and hidden pathways all waiting for the right frequency to bring them to life. To see and hear these vibrations, Atlas uses the Resonance Scanner, highlighting objects in range with a color-coded aura and an audible cue. Some puzzles even require listening carefully to catch the right tone. Unleash Triads - Sonic Finishing Moves Beyond matching tones, Atlas can harness their power through Triads, special abilities fueled by charged resonance energy. To activate a Triad, Atlas must gather three Charges—earned by parrying attacks or striking enemies with the right Tone. Different combinations trigger different attacks. For example, storing Red + Yellow + Blue unlocks Wave Blade, a cutting shockwave that rips through enemies. Each Triad has its own Resonance, so choosing the right one before attacking is key. With 12 Triads to unlock, six are tied to story progression, while the other six can be bought from Node47, a weapons engineer who deals in sound-based tech. In Resonant Blade, every fight is a song, every puzzle a harmony waiting to be struck. Tune in, match frequencies, and wield the power of sound itself. WAVE BLADE 🔴 🟡 🔵Launches a horizontal sonic wave that pierces through enemies. SONIC SLAM 🟠 🟡 🔵Slam the ground with a resonant shockwave, damaging and knocking back enemies in a wide radius. TIME STRETCH 🔵 🔵 🔵Generate a resonant field that slows enemies and projectiles. CYMATIC HEAL 🔴 🟠 🟡 🟢 🔵 🟣 (3x any color)Convert sound into vitality, restoring 25 HP. More Resonant Combos Await With 12 Triads in total, we’ve only scratched the surface. Will you discover the hidden combo that unleashes Echo Slice or the rare defensive power of Harmony Shield? 🎵 Like what you see? Resonance is building — help us amplify the signal!🛒 Wishlist Resonant Blade on Steam to stay tuned for updates, demos, and launch news.Wishlist Now!

Released the demo of my strategy game called Metal Coffin on steam and am looking on collecting feedback. I am looking for people willing to try the demo and give me their honest thoughts. A wish-list is always appreciated. Posted by Koutsou on Apr 26th, 2025 Demo page : Store.steampowered.com Video Trailer : Youtube.comItch Page : Mxpsi.itch.ioHello, i've recently released the demo for my game and looking for people interested in trying it. Metal Coffin is inspired by games like Highfleet. It provides a strategical game-play where you have to manage your fleet's resources and condition.Sneak through the enemy lines on barge through the front door, the strategy is yours to pick.Keep the fleet supplied with enough ammunition to use on the turn based combat on close quarters scenarios. Handle the different events that will appear in the ports of the towns you stop to resupply. Your ethics will be challenged and your choices will matter. To anybody wanting to try it out and provide any feedback feel free to do it here or in the steam page. If someone would like to be more involved and help with some more playtests feel free to join the discord.Discord.ggThanks in advance, and if you find the time please wishlist the game on steam as well.

We have just launched Finding Color Part 1's free demo! Explore Tribute City, interact with NPCs, and find hidden side events! Posted by Pigpud on Apr 26th, 2025 Hello! Pigpud here, and I'd like to announce that our retro pixel art platformer now has a free demo on itch.io! You can play it in browser, or download it! (I recommend downloading it for the best experience) You'll be exploring Tribute City, interacting with NPCs and trying to get to Dear Mayor. Thanks for reading and have a great weekend!

A lone gnome, a sleeping princess and a sea of beer. Take care of your mistress by becoming the manager of the only tavern in the entire Dungeon! Posted by SudoEatCake on Apr 27th, 2025 Furnish the tavern to your liking It's been a long time since the last customer left the tavern. The tavern has fallen into disrepair. Create interior and decorative items and furnish it as you wish! Decorative items have a positive effect on the visitors and who knows, maybe they will look at this beautiful statue and leave a good review of your place! Serve your tavern visitors Your guests expect you to serve them to the highest standard. Serve them a glass of cold beer or a plate of delicious stew. But be careful, visitors won't like it if you stay in the kitchen too long or don't keep an eye on your tavern. Follow proper time management and plan ahead. And remember - the customer is always right! Complete your tasks The duties of a tavern owner include more than just brewing beer. Talk to the visitors and explore the tavern's surroundings. This is a great way to find a couple or two quests that will lead you to new discoveries! Farm and cook your meals There's nothing better than a good beer appetizer. Grow vegetables and plants to make dishes that even the pickiest of diners will enjoy. And fishing and livestock farming are a great way to diversify your menu! Combine recipes with additional ingredients Who says you can't diversify your dishes a little? After all, no one can see what you're doing in your kitchen. Add extra ingredients to your recipes to achieve new effects. Maybe you have a picky customer who is always dissatisfied with something? Pour a spell potion into his beer and he'll leave satisfied no matter what. Or maybe he has something you want. Add sleeping pills to his food and rummage through his pockets while he sleeps. Find additional ingredients and study their effects on your customers! Take care of your princess The princess is long asleep, but her spirit is still with you. Present her with gifts to keep her awake, and in gratitude she will help you expand and improve the tavern. But be careful - your mistress will not tolerate mistakes, and if you disappoint her, you won't get away with it so easily.

Upscale Studio™ launches Epic Empire: Tower Defense on PS4 and PS5, transforming living rooms into war rooms for players ready to outwit armies of goblins, ogres, and monstrous bosses. Forget cookie-cutter tower defense, this is a battle of wits, heroes, and stone golems. Posted by UpscaleStudio on Apr 25th, 2025 Epic Empire isn’t about stacking towers. It’s about commanding ninjas, sorcerers, and phoenixes to crush waves of enemies while you upgrade runes, deploy pets, and dominate global leaderboards. Think Kingdom Rush meets Dungeons & Dragons… if the dragons had to dodge your archers’ flaming arrows. Why PlayStation Gamers Should Rally: Heroes, Not Just Towers: Lead 11 unique heroes like Kamui the shadow-striking ninja or Halani the fire-wielding sorceress. Swap three mid-battle to counter enemy hordes. PS5 Enhancements: 4K visuals make every spell explosion pop, while adaptive triggers let you feel the tension of drawing a goblin-slaying bowstring. Conquer Worlds, Not Just Levels: Fight across icy fortresses, enchanted forests, and underground labyrinths—each demanding new strategies. Features of Epic Empire: Pet System – Level up your heroes to unlock pets that will assist and fight for you. Rune System – Enhance your heroes with unique runes and power-ups. Mighty Heroes – 11 heroes with unique abilities to combat enemies. Command up to 3 heroes simultaneously to defend your kingdom and defeat foes. Four Tower Types – Upgradeable towers: Stone Golem, Archers, Infantry, and Mistress of Magic. Various Epic Levels – Different game modes to keep the excitement going. Multiple Worlds and Realms – Explore each with distinct tower types and strategies. Tournaments – Prove your tower defence skills and earn the title of Titan along with valuable rewards. Diverse Enemies – Unique abilities of foes create thrilling challenges. Press/Content Creators: Want to record or stream the game? Request a PS Early Access review code here: Keymailer.coPlayStation Store Wishlist: Store.playstation.comContact Upscale Studio: contact@upscale-studio.com (Interviews? We’ll be happy to talk!)

Paradox Arc and SquareNite have officially launched Darfall, a hero-based city-building survival game, on Steam for PC. The game packs a powerful in-game editor allowing creators to develop all kind of maps & scenarios that they can easily share and browse directly in-game thanks to the mod.io integration. Posted by INtense! on May 8th, 2025 Set in the world of Aganor, Darfall combines elements of role-playing, strategy, and survival. Players take on the role of a hero tasked with building and defending a settlement against nightly undead hordes. By day, players can enhance their hero's abilities, acquire loot, and fortify their settlement; by night, they must survive waves of enemies. 🛠️ Gameplay Features With its blend of hero-based RPG mechanics, city-building strategy, and survival elements, Darfall offers a unique gaming experience. The combination of day-time settlement development and night-time defense against undead hordes provides a dynamic and engaging gameplay loop. For fans of strategic survival games, Darfall is a title worth exploring. Hero-Based Mechanics: Develop your hero's skills and abilities to adapt to evolving threats. City-Building Elements: Construct and upgrade your settlement to withstand nightly assaults. Survival Challenges: Face increasingly difficult waves of undead enemies as you progress. Loot and Progression: Collect epic loot and master new abilities to enhance your hero's strength. 🧪 Scenario Editor and mod.io Integration Darfall offers a robust Scenario Editor that empowers players to craft their own maps, quests, and game modes. This tool provides intuitive terrain editing, quest design, and the ability to create custom items. Once a scenario is created, players can share their work with the community through mod.io. This integration allows for easy browsing, downloading, and playing of custom scenarios directly within the game. Explore and play custom scenarios and mods for Darfall.

Hello Fish Sticks! Long story short, our team played many multi-co-op horror games, constantly challenging the concept as we went. Screaming around because we hate jump scares. Until one day, we thought: “What if we make our own co-op game that rides the trend but truly feels like us?”We’re moving away from pure horror to something more unexpected. Controlled chaos that feels like Rick and Morty meets Happy Tree Friends. While other games of the same genre focus on tension and fear, Fish Stick Protocol blends chaotic and cozy into a unique experience. Our hub is a core part of the game: it’s persistent, evolving, and serves as a true headquarters between missions. You can fill the worker area and the manor with the objects you bring back. If you die, another you will automatically be defrosted, and you'll be able to join your friends (you just lose your loot). Lastly, our dimensions are open and procedurally generated, ensuring that every expedition feels different and unpredictable. It’s this mix of chaos, exploration, and progression that truly sets us apart. Below you'll find our teaser, and we're happy to say that most of it is shot directly in the game.If you want to know more about our game. You can visit our Steam page and add us to your wishlist <3 It's the best steam description I've imagined so far. I hope it will put you in the role. Store.steampowered.comThank you for reading! More news soon. Sophie - VirginRedemption

Today, as part of the Galaxies Gaming Showcase ✨, we announced the release of Golf Gambit in Early Access on Steam⛳. It’s been 2 years since I started the development of the game, and I’m so excited to see you get to play the new maps and traps💥I’ve been working on. Posted by KyleJB on Apr 22nd, 2025 GOLF GAMBIT IS NOW AVAILABLE IN EARLY ACCESS! Today, as part of the Galaxies Gaming Showcase ✨, we announced the release of Golf Gambit in Early Access on Steam⛳. It’s been 2 years since I started the development of the game, and I’m so excited to see you get to play the new maps and traps💥I’ve been working on. BUY NOW! Early Access is really just a first step, and I hope you’ll want to join me on this journey🚀. Feel free to share your ideas, feedback, and report any issues on our Discord and Steam discussion board📝, I’m looking forward to reading them all. If you have fun and enjoy the game so far, a Steam review would be much appreciated🖤.It’s always been my dream to launch a game 🤩 and I can not thank you all enough for the support. I’m really looking forward to making Golf Gambit even bigger and better during Early Access with your feedback.Steam: Store.steampowered.com

Added new features to the game and released the official demo of the game. Posted by EvilGamer1243 on Apr 22nd, 2025 Recently I released the official Demo of the game Elite Drivers: The Racing Simulator, with the following features: --> Stats Menu: Check on your status and change your name here as well --> Racing Mode Options Menu: choose between the Time Trial and the Race mode to play --> Race Mode: Race agains formidable opponents to conquer the 1st place in the race Time Trial: Beat the best times in the Time Trial Mode Happy late easter! Silent Orbit Games

This is the gold update for our game "Way of the Cards" for EECS494 at the University of Michigan! Update consists of bug fixing, balancing, aesthetics, and audio. Posted by zghannam on Apr 22nd, 2025 This final submission build has brought mostly minor tweaks and changes to existing mechanics and visual designs. Overall, we’re prepared to wrap up and bring our finished product to our showcase. First, we made a large change, which is that once the player draws a card from their deck, they will not be able to draw that card again until they play it. This incentivizes collecting more that one of each type of card, and makes boost cards easier to use along with making the deck system more intuitive. We’ve made a few changes based on feedback we received from our most recent playtest. To start, some players were a bit overwhelmed by having to look at the next card timer at the edge of the screen so we moved the timer to show up above the next card about to be drawn. That way, the timer shows both where the next card will come and which position it will come in, all while staying in the players’ direct line of sight. We’ve also added more to the story and player guidance. Along with our intro cutscene, we’ve added an ending cutscene to close the story off and bring back a smooth gameplay loop. Also, during the tutorial, we show the magician’s bird going from room to room showing where the player needs to go. These small additions to guidance and story will hopefully deliver a complete gameplay experience to the player. This final sprint has also brought some bug fixes and QoL improvements. We’ve added a large health bar for the final boss, as well as adjusted some of its movement and attack patterns. We’ve finalized and adjusted the art style of the game, making it consistent across menus and scenes. Also, we’ve otherwise tuned a lot of visual, audio, and gameplay effects, adding more juice to these components and making them fit with the overall aesthetic of our game. Also see our game on itch.io and GameJolt

Steelkrill Studio, known for their knack for immersive indie horror, has just dropped a chilling new trailer for their upcoming game The 18th Attic - and it’s already sending shivers down the spines of horror fans. Set in the haunting stillness of your own home, The 18th Attic throws players into a deeply psychological experience where uncovering the truth means confronting the unknown. Your attic holds more than dusty boxes and forgotten furniture—it’s home to memories best left untouched… and the spirits tied to them. In this first-person horror game, players will use an old-school Polaroid camera to photograph the ghostly entities haunting their attic. Each snapshot unlocks a new memory, pulling you deeper into the mystery of who (or what) lingers in the shadows. What sets The 18th Attic apart is its unique stress mechanic. The more terrified and overwhelmed you become, the more the lines between reality and hallucination blur. Visual distortions, chilling whispers, and impossible movements will test your sanity .. and your survival. But there is hope: Your loyal cat companion which will help you and be by your side.Wishlist it on STEAM: Store.steampowered.com Prepare to confront your deepest fears and test your resolve and observation skills. Can you survive the loop and uncover the truth, or will the attic claim you forever? Climb up the Attic.

Day of the Rising Dead is an analog film-style horror game where three survivors must battle their way through a planet overrun by the undead. In 1981, Man has fallen. As the day sets, the dead shall rise! Posted by Saikyo765 on Apr 23rd, 2025 Day of the Rising Dead is an analog film-style horror game where three survivors must battle their way through a planet overrun by the undead. In 1981, Man has fallen. As the day sets, the dead shall rise!

The game is now officially in Beta (version 0.5.x), so the Closed Beta can begin.I've been able to get a lot of implementation, testing and fixing done the past week. Even did a 4-player stress test of the game yesterday with great success. Now with the game in version 0.5.0.4 it is officially in Beta with all major features implemented.Some of these features require further polishing and expanding upon still, but I want to get more feedback on the core gameplay before I accidentally make any wrong changes. The basis has to be near perfect, so I can build all the extra stuff on a solid foundation :)Let me know if you're a content creator and want access to the beta test!Bug reports and suggestions can be made either in the game's Steam Discussions forum or on our Discord.Discussions: Steamcommunity.com Discord: Discord.gg Update Panel:For the beta test I've added a panel to the main- and pause menu's so you can see what changed in the current version. In this screenshot you can also see the first bit of the updated Guide, which (hopefully) helps players with understanding the game mechanics:The Mine: I'm also still working on the Mine, which has been completely revamped. Now it's more of a simple maze with multiple connections and exits. The actual exit is randomized with the others boarded off: And the open exit, which spawns you back into the Factory: I still need to implement the chase mechanic. The Competitor will start chasing you as soon as you leave the main area where you spawn in: I also want to add some minigame to this main area, there is a reason the Competitor stole you away from the Boss after all! Perhaps a mining minigame which allows players to get a bucket extra coal? This could be a useful way to get more coal in case you run out of the coal that is in the Factory.The Demon: The Clockwork Demon is also mostly complete, I only need to add the final bit to its mechanic where it'll chase and kill the players after having destroyed all the lights in the Factory. Here you can see him mess with the Generator, it is possible to deter him from doing this with the lanterns, just like in the first game: That's all for now! Looking forward to your feedback and thanks in advance for helping improve the game <3

I've gotten the full drive to finish all my main ideas for Deep Dark Wrath, and this expansion is the last one. Posted by CraftedCircuitry on Apr 22nd, 2025 Heyyo, CraftedCircuitry here! Gonna quickly dish out some updates on Deep Dark Wrath, and its future expansion update, v3.0! v3.0? What is it? If you haven't read my devlogs before, the idea was to follow the path Monster Hunter games usually do. Base Game Release > Events > Big Expansion > Events The final Events part(like v2.0 Depth Challenger) might not happen anymore, but the Big Expansion is something I'm steadfastly building up for. It's looking real nice so far so here's some GIFs of what is to come. You'll have access to new Moves and new Ways to Attack in this Expansion. Make sure to explore them all once you get to the Expansion after the 7th Oracle Appraisal! Of course, new Enchanted Cards, new Effects, and new Powers will be achievable with the Expansion. An idea I had before was to combine Cards with similar traits(Shadow, Fireballs, etc.) and give them like a Set Bonus when you have enough. Instead, singular Cards you can get do such combination on their own. New Types of Enemies will be coming to the Expansion! Outside of the usual tankier enemies and stronger attacks, new types of attacks will become more apparent and will need you to be ready to take on what's to come! Selected for Indie Assemble A quick little intermission, Deep Dark Wrath got selected to join the Indie Assemble Sale happening this early May! Still waiting on more details on the sale but if you've been on the fence on Deep Dark Wrath, that's the time you can get it! Expansion, will there be a Price? Unlike MonHun's Bigger Expansions being a separate release or a separate DLC, this is a Free Update. So you can just download it when it releases and you'll be able to get everything in the Expansion! However, it has been busy. I was hoping to get the update done by the anniversary, 2025 May 27th, but the outside stuff has been pretty hectic. So I'll be pushing the update for June. This should give me more time to let it sit and try it out more, and see if I can polish it as much as I can. This will be the final big update for Deep Dark Wrath, so I do wanna end this with the best I can do. That's it for now, this has been CraftedCircuitry signing off for now.

After nearly three years of solo development, I’m proud (and slightly terrified) to announce that Astrumis - Survive Together will officially launch on Steam on the 26th of May 2025! 🎮💀 Posted by Tyci on Apr 22nd, 2025 The wait is almost over. 🕰️ After nearly three years of solo development, I’m proud (and slightly terrified) to announce that Astrumis - Survive Together will officially launch on Steam on the 26th of May 2025! 🎮💀 To mark the release date, I’ve put together a brand-new trailer, offering another look at gameplay. It dives deeper into the team-based terror, the growing tension, and the unexpected twist that turns cooperation into something far more unsettling. The game has come a long way since its demo release. Below are some before-and-after comparisons—notice the improved visuals, a more polished overall look, and a cleaner, upgraded UI. Playtests are now live on Steam—just hit the “Request Access” button on the store page to join in. Try the game early with your coop partner and feel free to share your thoughts after playing. 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Every bit of feedback helps. If you’ve been following along, thank you—it truly means the world. And if this is your first look, welcome to the darkness. 🌑 Astrumis is all about sticking together, talking things through, and relying on each other when everything starts falling apart. Wishlist the game on Steam here! For more regular updates join the Discord here!Tycjan Woronko / Tyci

Our 2D action-platformer is officially launching on April 30!!. Bleeding Deities, a metroidvania inspired by ancient Mayan mythology Embark on a journey through sacred ruins, battle powerful deities, and uncover the mystery behind the Baktun Stone. Featuring fast-paced combat, platforming, and rich lore—prepare to face divine wrath and rewrite fate. Posted by DutyOver on Apr 20th, 2025 Watch the official trailer for Bleeding Deities! A 2D action-platformer inspired by Mayan mythology. Fast-paced combat, epic bosses, and ancient secrets await. Love what you see? Visit our Steam page and WHISLIST NOW!!! 🔥🎮 STEAM PAGE: Store.steampowered.com Face formidable foes in epic boss battles that test your skill and strategy, offering a rewarding challenge and progression. Gather blood of your enemies to upgrade your equipment, enhancing strength and resilience. Equip powers gained from defeated deities, use them in combat and reach previously unreachable areas Navigate a nonlinear world at your own pace, unlocking areas and secrets that shape the unfolding narrative. Solve puzzles throughout the adventure, testing your problem-solving skills and unlocking new pathways. Defeat guardians of the temples in order to obtain temple keys and invoke the deity of each tribe, followed by an intense fight. Each defeated deity will reward you with a special power that you can equip, giving you access to new combat abilities and allow you to access new areas.

The 1.1 release for Warblade: Tribute, with minor updates and consistency improvements! Posted by Kralich/David on Apr 19th, 2025 Hey everyone! This is a small tidying-up update for Warblade: Tribute that adds a few extra additions. This update was planned to be larger, but was instead sequestered into a future mod - read on for more, or download here! The Next Chapter For Warblade Modding Warblade: Tribute is a mod I originally planned as a one-and-done, with some room to grow if I wanted in Warblade modding. This ended up coming to fruition with Deluxe Galablade and other mod ideas that have come about. Tribute, as a mod on its own, was trying to be a lot of things - a "definitive patch", "curiosity mod", and in part, a Warblade 1.5, merging in some Warblade 2 graphics. This is still its core identity, but I had planned to make it even more Warblade 2 focused - including replacing original aliens with Warblade 2 ones. I gave it some thought, and decided that idea was more fitting for its own mod - I'm still workshopping a name, but the plan is one which will go all-out integrating music, SFX, graphics, and more from Warblade MK II. Tribute will remain a mix-up largely trying to be a refresh of the original game, whilst this new mod will hold nothing back and replace many original elements to create this inbetween vision. No ETA on that as I've not yet started work on it, but it's in the pipe! For now - a small set of changes to Tribute. It was hard to dig even these ideas up, and so this might end up being Tribute's last proper update, but if more comes to mind then this mod will be updated once again. Without further ado, the changes! Changelog -Made secret shop icon background consistent with other items -Made the "bullet" and "speed" icons in the memory station red for consistency with other icons -Replaced rocket alien with Warblade MK2 remastered equivalent -Replaced copied borders with more variants derived from MK2 presentation videos -Modified .exe icon with Warblade MK2 ship -Updated Player 1 and Player 2 pac files. These are now being shipped as addons as opposed to being in the main files section, and can be found below: Closing Thoughts And that's all for the 1.1 update of Warblade Tribute! A few neat updates here, some of which will be repurposed for the standalone Warblade 2-themed mod coming at some point in the indeterminate future. If more comes to mind for this mod, more updates may land - for now, keep your eyes peeled for more Warblade mods!

Time for an update on some of the new features I've been working on for "Before Arthur"... Posted by Lady_Ashwood on Apr 18th, 2025 More Features...More Fun Update! Hello lords and ladies, this update cycle I've been focused on adding more <hashtag>fun to the game world, this includes more player adjacency, more game "feel", more world interaction, and added features to bring the world to life and increase emmerion. As always any images or gifs should be considered a work in progress. Feasting! First we have added a way for the player to host feasts in their kingdom. Feasts in medieval times were a great way for the nobility to reward loyal subjects, increase loyalty or engage in intrigue and scheming. In this game, feasts are a great way to gather your vessels in one location, improve relations with those attending (provided the feast wasn't terrible) or carry out possible murder plots on drunken subjects! Wolf Attacks / Hunting While exploring the wilds you may now run across some hungry wolves looking for their dinner - You! The number of wolves and their spawn locations are randomized in each new game, but the population of wolves will increase overtime if two wolves of the opposite gender mate. We have also added archery and arrow firing so you can take down animals from a safe distance. I plan to add more hunting animals later such as deer and bears. Note: I still need to add a hit animation to both the player and the wolves when hit, and an animal charge if under attack. Weapon Speeds Matter I've changed how weapons "feel" based on their weight and speed ratings, so heavy weapons now attack slower than lighter ones. This isn't simply a visual thing, but also effects when a "hit" is registered. Eating Food The player can now eat food from their inventory which increases their health and lowers their hunger. I've added some very "work in progress" eating animations and sound effects and am currently working on a food cooking mechanic. Reading Books On the subject of work in progress animations, I've also added a player reading animation along with a progress bar that will tell you how much of the book is read. Writing Letters / Poems Once the player has unlocked the right technology they may purchase a writing desk for their manor. At the desk the player will be able to send personalized messages and poems to their vessels, or lords they have met during the game. The writing options and tones available will depend on the players personality traits, honor or even their current mood. Each time you send out a letter the style used can also be received differently depending on the receivers personality and mood. Technology Research I've finished adding over 40 new technologies to the game that can be researched via a tech tree (UI work in progress), these technologies can unlock new buildings, features and weapon types, or they can provide boasts to resource production. Both the player and the AI factions will research these technologies over the course of the game and falling too far behind could spell disaster for your kingdom. The amount of research points each kingdom produces can be increased by building / conquering new cities, or building scriptoriums and monasteries. Building Forts (WIP) Although the player was able to build villages before, we hadn't yet unlocked the fort building mechanic until now. Once the player researches the right tech they will be able to create castle holdings that allow the construction of fortresses. A fort will allow you to train better troops, as well as help protect your borders from attack by rival factions. Perma Death Once the health bar is empty, your character will now die properly. Upon death the game checks if you have an heir that can continue managing the kingdom, if not your game is over! Thats all for now. As always, please Wishlist - cause wishlisting is cool :)

Polly’s Gone – Tactical Sheep Shooter Announced Polly’s Gone is a newly announced indie RTS-shoot’em up where a brave flock of low-poly sheep takes up arms to find their missing companion, Polly. Players will face off against waves of wolves in a mix of fast-paced action and strategic squad management. The game features two core modes:Story Mode50+ handcrafted level with one-shot sheep and escalating challenges. Survival Mode Upgrade your lone sheep and survive 10 minutes on a wolf-infested island. Polly’s Gone is being developed solo under the name Murek Games Studio, with a planned release on PC and Mac in late 2025. 🎮 Steam page: Store.steampowered.com Beware of the lambs... they no longer silence, they shoot back.

Choo Choo Engineers! Matters are getting worse and the zombie hordes are becoming more powerful and continuing to mutate. More cities have fallen and survivors are becoming fewer in number. In Choo Choo Survivor 2 it is up to you to rescue as many survivors as you can.Fortunately survivors are survivors for a reason, they never give up! So far your people have managed to bring back online two locomotives; an SD40 and an FP7, both reliable diesel electric locomotives from a previous era. They’ve taken inspiration from another Choo Choo Engineer from about a year ago who had restored a KiHa 183 and fit laser beams on it!Currently your people have managed to develop some awesome auxiliary systems;A lightning rod that calls down lightning from the sky damaging everything in a radius and even stunning zombies. Chainsaws and a chainsaw drones that continuously circle your locomotive with a chance to instantly kill any zombie struck. Flamethrowers that incinerate everything in their path and one of your people has even established contact with an ancient sleeping dragon named Boba. Even Boba is horrified at what has become of the world and is keen to help you! Shurikens and a bouncing saw blade that are truly deadly. Ancient Ninja tech at its best! And of course the classic upgradeable cow catcher, but this time your people have managed to also install a machine gun that fires forward with exploding bullets! As you gain more victories against the zombie horde your people will surely develop more impressive auxiliary systems. A terrifying new zombie was sighted recently that explodes on dying. The only solution seems to be to blast these zombies as soon as possible or drive past as fast as possible! Fortunately there seem to not be too many of them and sightings are not that common. Cabooses and carriages are not easy to access but fortunately some survivors have managed to keep these operational and use them as safe houses. Stopping to attach their carriage is a great idea and they are able to benefit your journey immensely. The zombies and monsters seem to be under some sort of control and have erected a bizarre dungeon like structure and there another ancient and horrifying creature has taken it as its home. A beholder it seems that fires a laser beam from its eye. This horrid creature has destroyed many a train and many Choo Choo Engineers have met their demise before it. Defeating this creature though will allow you to gain an auxiliary system from a past defeated train. Some survivors are doing their best to group together and stay alive and on your journey you are likely to find their home and shop! Buy an auxiliary system, resources, or hire survivors to support them and yourself. A large powerful monstrosity must be defeated at the end of each run. Where these terrifying creatures are coming from is not clear but some have noted that a container with markings “RAINCOAT” can be seen not far away from them. Select your journey wisely and proceed carefully. It’s up to you to save what is left of humanity. Note from Dev:Wishlist Choo Choo Survivor 2 on Steam and join the playtest to have your say. More content will be coming to the playtest over the coming weeks for you to experience and enjoy!Best of luckGTGD

We’ve worked hard over the past months, and it’s time to share some exciting progress with you. From a brand-new map to new weapons and facilities, the world of Altera is growing and we're getting closer to the upcoming public playtest. Let’s dive into what’s new and what’s coming soon! New Weapon: Wooden Bow The wooden bow is one of the simplest weapons available early in the game. It’s silent, perfect for hunting, and can also serve as a deadly weapon against humans. Arrows are now a separate ammo type and can be either crafted or purchased from traders. Characters We’ve optimized our human characters to make them much more performance-efficient while maintaining high visual quality. New Map We’ve dedicated a significant amount of time to developing a new map, which will replace the Haven map. Like Haven, it features an island setting — but this one is much larger. While Haven was 4 square kilometers, the new map is four times bigger at 16 square kilometers! Our goal was to make exploration even more exciting and to give players a constant sense of scale. We first focused on designing and testing the layout to ensure that the vast scale feels natural and that exploration aligns with our sandbox game vision. Once we were satisfied with the flow, we moved on to foliage distribution, using procedural generation to create diverse landscape layers and sub-biomes.We’ve also replaced the old biome with a completely new one. The new island is covered with expansive pine forests, ranging from lush, mossy woods to drier, sparser areas. Overall, the new map will look stunning — towering mountains, deadly high cliffs, sprawling valleys, dense forests, and breathtaking distant views. We’ve carefully analyzed every aspect of the old map to improve immersion and make the world of Altera feel even more alive and exciting.Another highlight of the new environment: massive terraces and cliffs, which are not only visually impressive but also hint at the future climbing mechanics we plan to introduce! These improvements will elevate the visual quality of the environment, while system requirements are expected to remain the same. New Starting Base We’ve created a brand-new starting base, larger than the previous one. It will serve as a starting point in the game. Starting base layout (WIP!) New Facilities We’ve designed the visual style of several new facilities and are currently working on their technical implementation. Here’s a sneak peek at some of them! Wood storage Workbench Portal Dungeons We’re also developing a new version of the portal dungeons. They now feature environments filled with unfinished buildings, adding new atmosphere and challenge to these areas. Save System The save system has been updated to use local storage instead of saving directly to the cloud. This ensures that your data is reliably saved, even in case of network issues. Don't worry — Steam Cloud support remains in place to keep your saves safe and backed up. Additionally, the save system has been expanded to include more game components. The following states are now saved: Sky and weather conditions. Built facilities and structures. Permanent containers placed on the ground. We’re getting closer and closer to the upcoming public playtest on Steam! We can't wait for you to dive into the world of Altera, explore everything we’ve been building, and share your impressions with us! Full list of changes: Reimported and optimized human characters. Optimized human hair quality on setting below Epic. Fixed visual bug with the extreme closing deformation on low and medium settings. Animation: Improved crouch state. Animation: added movement transition states. Implemented wooden bow. Enhanced weapon recoils. Updated AI cover system. Improved AI peeking animations. Fixed bug when units were spawning on top of the buildings. Replaced the old map with a new 16 square km terrain. Created the new starting base. Designed starting area of the map. Designed models for the workbench, wood storage, wood oven, and portable flame heater. Developed procedural setup for the upcoming version of portal dungeons. Updated save system to use local storage. Implemented Steam Cloud Support. Implemented and tested DLSS 4.

Regardless, there are some initial things to keep in mind. First! Your save data with older builds will not be compatible with the full release.This is because the game, from top to bottom, has undergone a substantial faceliftwith virtually every system, mechanic, weapon, enemy, level, etc, etc, etc...being subject to a cacophony of change.So many changes have been made, in fact, that there is no possible way we could ever dream of cataloging it all. But to give you a very, very, very... truncated rundown of the changes... Every weapon has been rebalanced and received significant visual updates along with major mechanical changes. Every enemy has been rebalanced and received significant visual updates along with several enemies receiving new attacks. Brand new enemies have been introduced into the already existing chapters. The gore system has been reworked. The tutorialization has been reworked. The pacing of enemy and weapon reveals across the campaign has been heavily altered. There's new story dialogue. Most of the levels have been completely remade. And believe me, I could keep going...None of this even touches the brand-new chapter, the updated hub space, the now functioning shop! The now existing Lorebrary and Bestiary!!! There is so much just within the realm of what technically already existed in the early access build that has been updated and changed that the game is radically better, overall much more refined, and basically... just a brand new experience. Even if your saves were compatible, you would definitely want to replay the game from it's start because in not doing so you would be missing out on so much. But then! We get to what's actually new! 12 new enemy types! (not including the new enemies introduced in chapters 1 and 2) 3 new boss fights! (Not including... actually never mind... Pretend I said nothing :3 ) 8 new levels! 30 Gameplay Modifiers and Cheat Codes you can buy using Skullies and play around with when replaying levels! The Lorebrary, where you can read up on the game's universe! The Bestiary, where you can read up on its critters! So yeah! There's a lot that's in store for you! And we really hope you enjoy the efforts of our sleepless nights. Additionally, we do, in fact, have another brand-new feature worth noting...Narcolepsy ModeDid you find Viscerafest too hard? Even on the easiest difficulty setting with the assist options turned on? Do you have no shame? Are you so coddled that you cower in the face of moderate pretend adversity? WELL THEN HAVE I GOT NEWS FOR YOU!!! We introduce to you... NARCOLEPSY MODE!!! An even easier easy difficulty setting with extra ammo pickups and enemies so pathetic it's almost merciful to put them out of their misery! Enjoy pretending that Viscerafest is, in fact, meant to be played like Doom and enjoy mindlessly blasting foes!!! Or, ya know... be a cool way to break your little kiddos into gaming or whatever, that too.Please NoteSo, those of you who have actually been following us relatively closely will know that lifeand circumstance have not treated us kindly. This release date of April 14th was unshiftable, Viscerafest needed to come out today.Now, Viscerafest is content complete, but there are several things we wanted to finish before release that we have been unable to. First... Let's talk about the elephant in the room... The OST John S. Weekley was going to compose the music for Viscerafest chapter 3, and a good chunk of that music is *almost* done. But last month's life circumstances saw Johnhaving to put his work on Viscerafest on hold, and as such, the OST for the game's final chapterwas not completed in time for this release. For chapter 3, none of the current music fits the tonewe were striving for, and as such, chapter 3 is pretty musicless, save for a few key moments.We will be striving to keep folks posted on what's going on with the OST, and we hope to add itin as soon as possible, but for the time being all we can do is wait until life calms down for John.The Hub Chapters 1 and 2 are still using their early access sub-hub variants, we wanted to update these before release, but we did not have the time. As such, whilst they function perfectlyfine, they are a little uglier than their respective chapters are now. We hope to rectify thisfairly quickly, and the updates to these will likely be coming in about 2 to 3 weeks.C2L7 - Arche Ascension Chapter 2's finale has received several updates, but its updates were not able to be completed in time for the "Full" release. The levels more than playable and honestlyprobably in better shape than it was in the early access phase, but understand theopening of the level is visually a little rough if you pay too close attention, and we'llbe cleaning her up and making her as pretty as the rest in the weeks to come.Chapter 3 - Static Story Moments There are a number of in-game story moments in chapter 3 that are... well... a little less visually interesting than we wanted them to be. There's some spice to those momentswe did not have the time to add, and this is yet another thing we will be looking to fixup in the coming weeks.The Ambient Audio Bug There is an infuriating issue we were not able to address prior to release where sometimes when you hit a transitional point for a levels ambient audiothe ambient audio just... does not play. Again, we'll be working to fix this asap.Enemies Having a Seizure Another issue that cropped up like... 2-3 weeks ago? Enemies now hate slopes and weighted surfaces now for some reason, and traversing them causes the enemiesto vibrate with intense rage. Functionally, this doesn't have much impact gameplay,but it looks dumb and I hate it. In addition sometimes enemies might... just... kind of...wobble in place, jittering their walking animations, again.... both of these issues arethings we will be aiming to address as soon as possible.Flying enemy pathfinding There are a couple of doorways in the game where flying enemies just make... bafflingly daft navigational decisions. Yeah... we'll be working on that.Some U.I. Jank We wanted to give some of the menu's a bit more love before release but... yeah... you know the drill. A couple of the U.I. elements are a bit ugly, which... I mean... wasalso the case in early access but we wanted to fix that before the game came out.Needless to say, we will be fixing now that the game is out.And Probably MoreThere are no doubt many more issues I have not cataloged above, and if you come acrossplease report them in the Steam forums, or... far more preferably, our discord server,which you can join here.Link: Discord.ggI will likely be making another post within the next few days, updating everyone on the situation,and walk out our post-launch goals in a bit more detail, but for now! Thank you so much foryour support; we really hope you enjoy our game! And as always...May the Lord bless you, keep you, and make his face to shine upon you.God Bless you, and have a wonderful day!From,Noah Dickinson

After a couple of months of hard work, we released a new major update for Dustgrave! This update features new content, new mechanics, dozens of fixes, and many quality-of-life improvements, including a lot of changes made based on your precious feedback! Major Changes Added Dynamic Quest Events on the Map. While travelling you will now find dynamic locations popping up, with many of them offering short quests. We will keep working on this feature in the next weeks by adding new variants and events. While in combat, Action Points spent on movement will give a certain amount of Movement Points that can be used freely, meaning that a character with 15 Movement can first engage an enemy spending 1 AP and crossing 7 tiles, kill the enemy, and then move another 8 tiles at no cost. All characters now have some free movement at the start of their turn. When starting a new turn, all characters will have 50% of their Movement available for free, without spending Actions Points. We made this change to improve the game's balance and make Melee builds more effective, so that enemies can be engaged without spending APs. Statuses like Slow and Speed are now more impactful, since movement is not longer exclusively tied to APs. Added Minimaps in Levels and on the World Map. Many people asked for this, to better navigate the world or the many levels, and we've been able to finally implement both features! Completely reworked the Equipment and Inventory UIs, creating a New unified UI for Inventory and Equipment, making changing equipment and comparing items much easier and faster. Reworked Knockout and Assassinate mechanics! Now you can sneak around and try to stun or kill NPCs without entering in combat. There is a success probability based on the difference between the party's and the target's level. It is now possible to travel to the map anywhere in levels, a change many people asked for! This functionality is blocked when there are alerted NPCs, or when the player is committing heinous crimes, but in general it should drastically reduce the time spent walking around. Removed the Durability mechanic that had become obsolete. Now that we have a better control over loot, balancing, and power scaling, having broken items is no longer necessary to prevent players from acquiring overpowered loot. Changes and Improvements High-tier weapons now require a minimum level to be equipped. Added a new UI piece in combat to show more data when hovering allies and enemies. Added several new dialogue lines to improve NPCs reactivity to world events. Exploding Infested enemies now have a much more reasonable amount of Health Points. Improved NPCs reactions to crimes, theft and murder in particular, to avoid stupid or gamebreaking behaviors. Prisoners will no longer scream at you for looting their captors' bodies, and everyone in settlements will react to criminal activities more consistently. Changed the Exit Menu button in the UI to occupy less space and fit near the new Minimaps. Changed the marker used for the party on the map with a new icon. Improved the looks and clarity of several UIs. Added an option to auto-skip to another character when the current one has movement left but no Action Points. Added an option to auto-end the turn when no character in the party can do any action except for moving. Reworked several UI pieces, tooltips in particular, to be easier to read. Added a pop-up appearing when the player tries to quicksave, but saving is not possible. Added an hotkey to quickly dismantle items. Quick Save and Quick Load hotkeys can now be customized. Unified the Attributes and Talents Panel. Improved barks performances to reduce stuttering in larger settlements. NPCs will now get a temporary modifiers to relationships when you do good or bad things to them, to simulate their change in disposition according to your actions. After kicking out the player for trespassing, NPCs will now reset their trespassing-related patience, instead of being immediately triggered when seeing a new trespassing incident. Added a new dialogue option that can be used to ask if the NPC has a rumor to share. It can be used to learn more about major events in the world, many of which could be connected to quests the player can take. This option will be further expanded in the future. Changed how NPCs get alerted when a combat start, so that distant enemies are no longer alerted. Added new UI sounds to existing UI pieces or where they were missing. Greatly smoothed character movement and slightly improved pathfinding. Added a cool sound for upgrading items. Bugfixes Fixed some null references appearing on the World Map that could potentially destabilize the game and lead to strange behaviors. Push, Pull, and Flanked will no longer be listed as active Status Effects on affected characters. Fixed an issue with pathfinding in Baitay leading to framerate drops. Fixed several issues related to fights not starting as they should, especially when fighting with parties met on the World Map. Fixed an issue with Ranged NPCs that would lead to extremely long delays during their turn. Fixed some furniture pieces being in the middle of rooms. Fixed an issue with some Major Quests not spawning due to the lack of proper dynamic locations they needed to initialize. Fixed an issue with some Quests not closing properly due to data inconsistencies. The blacksmith in Villa Mari is now a trader, as intended. Fixed an issue with floating texts in combat showing status effects multiple times. Fixed a blocking issue which prevented loading the world map properly. Knocked Out characters will no longer prevent fights from ending. Roofs will now stay hidden more reliably while exploring. Prevented several edge cases in which dialogues won't activate, leading to minor or major issues in quests. Prevented a few edge cases in which rescued prisoners could turn hostile. After being caught trespassing, the party is now kicked out of the building once again. Improved AI responsiveness in combat to avoid some scenarios in which it could take a few seconds for some enemies to act. Allies and Enemies will now more reliably enter in combat when close enough. Fixed several cases in which crime-related records weren't applied as intended. Fixed the party's marker on the map not rotating as intended. Status VFXs now are properly removed when a fight ends. Crime-related dialogues are now more reliable and contextual, since a bug preventing specific branches to appear was removed. The Join Faction quest now has proper name and description in the Journal. Fixed an AI issues that made ranged NPCs take a long time to decide what to do in combat. Fixed an AI issue that prevented NPCs from properly moving around the settlement after witnessing a crime and alerting other people. Fixed several typos and grammar issues. Non-alerted NPCs will no longer have a red indicator under their feet. Fixed an issue related to flanking that sometimes blocked movement for playable characters. Fixed several location spawn positions that were spawning levels below the ground on the World Map. Fixed an issue with Faction relationships not being properly shown in dialogues. Fixed some containers that would spawn invisible, preventing proper looting. Or donations. But you never even thought about donating stuff to NPCs. Why would you do that? This world gave you nothing for free, and you deserve everything you earned, bought, or stolen. It is now possible to attack people that are sitting or sleeping. Fixed some visual issues on tutorials. Fixed missing icons for destroyed settlements. Saves are now less likely to be blocked by events. Shields are no longer categorized as weapons while using inventory filters. Fixed markers rotation on the minimap having a wrong offset. The bug reporting tool now has a proper pop-up indicating that files are being processed and sent. Maps inside locations are now clearer and no longer show buildings' furniture. Thanks for your support!

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Excited to share a bunch of new stuff, featuring all-new trailer! Posted by CoolShade on Apr 16th, 2025 Hi there. I have been hard at work, bringing new art and gameplay into Shadey's Quest. Really excited to share it with you in the new trailer: Shadey's Quest is an autobattler roguelike featuring character building, where you help a cute monster called Shadey on his journey to defeat the fearsome King of Shadows. In this game you have to guide Shadey through the hand-drawn fantasy world, help him out in combat (Shadey fights on his own, but sometimes you will have to target him at the most dangerous foes), feed him to raise his stats and gather potent equipment for him to make him even stronger. Trailer is not the only thing I have updated. You can check out the game (and add it yo your wishlist) here!

4/14/2025 Changelog: Brute, Quickstep, Underground Level. Posted by providence_dev on Apr 13th, 2025 -A third underground level for the new brute enemy -A brute enemy that swings a massive greatsword with ease. With a slow but unstoppable combo, players must sneak in attacks in between his swings. Beware of the backswing! -Quickstep!! Press Q or E to trigger quickstep, which is a high stamina move that unconditionally evades an attack if timed properly. Players can use it as a desperate last act in the end of a fight, or use it sparingly to scout out unfamiliar enemy movesets. -Tutorials with better UI and the updated character models, set in a "dreamspace". A special tutorial for fighting dual wielding enemies -Checkpointing now live. Given the long level 2, we added generous checkpoints in the level. We reblanced player and enemy stats to be more challenging to compensate. Checkpoints are meant to be forgiving, but players must master game mechanics to progress. -CutScene Guidance! We added opening cutscenes to each level to guide the player through the levels.

Greetings ladies, gentlemen, and any eldritch entities watching us from the void! Posted by FulqrumPublishing on Apr 14th, 2025 The skies have darkened, and an eerie silence blankets the land. Something stirs beneath the surface — ancient, unknowable, and beckoning. As the veil between worlds grows thin, brave souls are now called to step into the unknown. Stygian: Outer Gods emerges from the void and enters Early Access, offering a glimpse into the madness that awaits. The story doesn't end, it has only just begun. We are glad that we safely made it up to this part, which is largely thanks to you, our beloved community. Your participation in the Open Beta and your feedback were invaluable and we can't thank you enough for it. We would love to invite every single one of you to the Stygian: Outer Gods Discord where you can not only chat with other players, but also submit your videos, share your fan-art and, of course, report any bugs or issues you might encounter.Throughout the Early Access period, we aim to add plenty of new content, such as additional locations, characters and quests, weapons, abilities, enemy types, and boss encounters. Besides that, we are planning to record more English voiceovers, and to expand localization to include French, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, and Simplified Chinese subtitles at full launch. If the development goes well, we might add the localizations even sooner, but let's not get ahead of ourselves.We will be monitoring the Steam forums regularly, so don't hesitate to share your thoughts here as well!Stygian: Outer Gods also has a launch discount, that means you're able to get it with 10% off, but only if you make the purchase within the first week since today's Early Access launch.If you want to support the game even more, there is no better way than writing a positive review, as it helps other players to see not only the game itself, but also opinions of other people.Once again, thousands of thanks to every single one of you!Now, let the madness begin and let's dive into the Stygian: Outer Gods worlds together!

what if classic fighting games were turn-based? Sheva. Posted by Benelisha on Apr 8th, 2025 Development started with this idea: what if classic fighting games were turn-based? That question led us down a bit of a rabbit hole but over several months the concept evolved into Sheva Sheva is a card-based fighting game where both players act simultaneously in strategic 1v1 battles. Predict your opponent, adapt your deck, and master the chakras as you refine your skills with every run. We just launched the Steam page and trailer, and while there’s still a lot to do, this feels like a big step for us as a tiny two-person team. If you’re into roguelites or card-driven dueling systems, we’d love for you to check it out. And if you want to try it early, we have some Steam keys available—feel free to reach out. Steam: Sheva on Steam