Elevator7009 @ Elevator7009 @lemmy.zip Posts 26Comments 106Joined 2 wk. ago
For curious onlookers like myself out of the loop, this is Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup. Best wishes OP
I admit I found this because some people on Lemmy were talking about a "Blue Prince" video game, I'd heard about it before and figured I should see what the fuss was about, and in the Steam results for "Blue Prin" were Blue Prince, Blue Print, and Blueprint Tycoon. But it looks like a cool little gem.
As someone who has never played Mini Metro but heard good things about it, graphics give me Mini Metro vibes but with electric grids instead of public people transportation. A bit less minimalist.
Rift Wizard!
Part of me is so pulled by games with customizable characters and good magic systems, but roguelike… oof. But it calls to my childhood self. Maybe I'll watch a playthrough to try to see if it's for me.
Props to your friend for making and finishing a game at all, let alone the reviews said one lots of people enjoy!
Small bit of strategy section on a wiki page I found for this game! Wiki is for shmups in general though, not just Mushihimesama.
TL;DR: either one of these
- Ash dies of old age, prior episodes probably would be looking back fondly on his childhood (maybe not having as good memories later on in life), wakes up again at 10 and starts over, something about learning to coexist with others and reincarnation
- Pokémon uprising, realize they are being forced to fight and exploited
Nice to see devs on the Fediverse. Best wishes!
The only AAA games I'm looking at are ones released 5+ years in the past. Grabbed a lot more indies closer to launch. So glad Timberborn and shapez 2 made it here.
You did say "just right hand," there was a thread before asking for one-handed games in general
!visualnovels@ani.social can help you out with way more visual novels. Including ones that do not have sex scenes or romance, counter to the stereotype of all VNs as sex games.
(and if you do want romance in your VNs, but from a female perspective, !otomegames@ani.social has you)
If you end up liking Crusader Kings 3 you might also like Crusader Kings 2
Also, I feel like a newbie to basically every single community I mod. I don't game nearly as much as I did in my childhood. But since nobody else with more knowledge than me is showing up, asking for mod, I figure I'll do till we get more users here. I'd happily step down and hand power to someone else, but till then, I can remove spam and post new game announcements as well as anyone else. So don't worry about being new to the shmup genre! I'm technically not new because I've been a Touhou fan since my tweens but I never really stepped out of that series. (Less interested in mech than inexplicably superpowered women in fantasyland, as a woman who's very much a girly-girl. And yes, I do know not all shmups are mech and spaceships!) Maybe following this community will help me ;)
Big fan of idles and incrementals, you have inadvertently advertised PoE2 to me haha. Thanks for your thoughts and explanation!
Just wondering: is Touhou Project allowed here?
(I could go to !touhou@lemmy.world and !touhou@ani.social, but it's all just pictures of the characters I could probably find on Pixiv and/or if I held my nose, Twitter. Zero discussion of the games. I did ask a few discussion questions and people answered and I might try again sometime.)
If not, I'll probably still look here from time to time, so don't worry about running me off with a "no" answer. Props to you for keeping it going single-handedly! I like to help out with communities but I am a lot more limited with topics I have less knowledge of or personal interest in.
Not a big ARPG person, just an onlooker. I searched "idol game mechanics" and "idol game mechanics ARPG" and got nothing, what is that?
Tip of My Joystick: a new Lemmy community for finding a game whose name you can't remember
Just checked the links, since you said you did not crosspost.
It'll say it was crossposted if it is the same link, even if someone else posted it and it was years ago. This is not perfect of course, sometimes I have posted the same link in three relevant communities and you would think each post would have two links: one for each other community, but each post only has one link.
fun tool to figure out your favorite (and 2nd favorite, 3rd favorite, and so on) Pokémon
I game on a former Windows 11 laptop that now runs Linux. I have never owned a "real" gaming PC in my entire life and do not intend to drop any money on one. However, not having enough money to drop on a new laptop to run Linux because you have a more pressing need than gaming to have to still use Windows is still understandable. It's less than the full-blown fancy gaming PC with its GPUs, but it's still money.
Not really facing any jank myself thanks to the whole Steam Deck compatibility thing, but I also did have to tinker with one game a bit to make it work. I have had one game demo for a small indie not run so far. Other than that, very smooth experience.
Clicked to ask if you crossposted to discounted game communities, was pleased to see I didn't actually need to ask because you have already done that.
Voxel Tycoon, a moddable Early Access game with production chains, managing the vehicles that make them work, an economy, and two currently-dead Lemmy communities
Are there any games you don't play as it was intended to be played? If so, what game and how?
Fakutori, a laid-back, colorful automation game with optional story, releases demo on Steam
