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  • Sure, but they tend to be low-end mini PCs with older CPUs, very weak iGPUs, a tiny SSD and something along the line of 8 GB RAM.

  • I really enjoyed the world building in Cloudpunk!

    I am assuming Cloudpunk performed above their expectations and they are using this money to try and build out Nivalis. I do agree that fully interactive lifesim open world (with greatly improved graphics, I personally prefer the blocky voxel style of Cloudpunk) is a massive undertaking.

    If they pull it off, I will speculate they'll have runway success.

  • I loved Cloudpunk and its world. I would often just spend the time exploring different neighbourhoods and checking out the architecture and design (didn't finish the DLC though because of the mandatory racing parts).

    I am really looking forward to Navalis. The lifesim/management game spin on the world of Cloudpunk is perfect!

  • Tycoon Games @lemmy.world

    While you wait for a release date announcement, have a gander at Nivalis' opening moments

    www.rockpapershotgun.com /while-you-wait-for-a-release-date-announcement-have-a-gander-at-nivalis-opening-moments
  • visualnovels @ani.social

    Only 50 floppy disks of this prototype Japanese visual novel were ever produced, and one just got destroyed in transit

    www.pcgamer.com /games/visual-novel/only-50-floppy-disks-of-this-prototype-japanese-visual-novel-were-ever-produced-and-one-just-got-destroyed-in-transit-today-an-important-piece-of-history-has-been-lost-forever/
  • Real Time Strategy @reddthat.com

    The Game Archeologist: Majesty, the 2000-era RTS [x kingdom management hybrid] that flipped the script on the MMO concept

    massivelyop.com /2026/03/01/the-game-archeologist-majesty-the-2000-era-rts-that-flipped-the-script-on-the-mmo-concept/
  • That's not the end of the world.

    I am a huge supporter of FOSS, whenever possible I use FOSS applications on both desktop and mobile. But indie games is actually one area where it would make sense to have proprietary engine and art (albeit maybe for a period of say 10 years for the engine and a somewhat longer period for art).

  • Star Wars @lemmy.world

    One of the most impressive Star Wars mods in history just got a huge update, and co-op is on the table for the future

    www.pcgamer.com /games/sim/one-of-the-most-impressive-star-wars-mods-in-history-just-got-a-huge-update-and-co-op-is-on-the-table-for-the-future-it-has-been-almost-a-year-long-journey-to-get-to-this-point/
  • Games @lemmy.world

    Chase St, Minimalist "Suburban Nightmare" Horror, Out Now on Steam - Chase St, an indie from Ibzy Studios, [aims] to deliver the feeling that something is following you home.

    www.relyonhorror.com /latest-news/chase-st-minimalist-suburban-nightmare-horror-out-now-on-steam/
  • Tycoon Games @lemmy.world

    Run your own band in the pixel art management game Legends of Rock

    www.gamingonlinux.com /2026/02/run-your-own-band-in-the-pixel-art-management-game-legends-of-rock/
  • Life Simulation Games @lemmy.world

    "I don't know what I was thinking": Stardew Valley creator went through hell 6 months before launch, and the game didn't come together until "the last moment"

    www.gamesradar.com /games/simulation/i-dont-know-what-i-was-thinking-stardew-valley-creator-went-through-hell-6-months-before-launch-and-the-game-didnt-come-together-until-the-last-moment/
  • PC Gaming @lemmy.ca

    It's taken 2 decades to appear, but this fan-made spiritual successor to Command & Conquer: Renegade has finally hit 1.0: '12 years of beta testing has led us to this'

    www.pcgamer.com /games/fps/its-taken-2-decades-to-appear-but-this-fan-made-spiritual-successor-to-command-and-conquer-renegade-has-finally-hit-1-0-12-years-of-beta-testing-has-led-us-to-this/
  • Bloodborne is the only truly great one really

    Got to disagree on this.

    Call of Cthulhu (2018) is pretty good, both thematically and in terms of gameplay. The Sinking City is also well regarded, but I have yet to play it. Dredge is also clearly inspired by Cosmic Horror and while it has its flaws from both a narrative and gameplay perspective, I really enjoyed it.

  • By definition, a competitive fee/rate is controlled by the market, not by a single entity that set a rate ~20+ years ago.

    This is not matter of punishing anyone, but recognizing reality; massive network effects, immense switching costs and lack of market driven rate setting.

  • Adventure / Point-n-Click / Narrative Games @retrolemmy.com

    Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss' free Steam demo has detective investigation so detailed it threatens to unravel my mind

    www.gamesradar.com /games/adventure/cthulhu-the-cosmic-abyss-free-steam-next-fest-demo-has-detective-investigation-so-detailed-it-threatens-to-unravel-my-mind/
  • Citybuilders @sh.itjust.works

    Laysara: Summit Kingdom, a mountainside city-builder, focused on space challenges and vertical connection management, set in a historical-like setting Himalayan, released on Steam

    store.steampowered.com /app/1823950/Laysara_Summit_Kingdom/
  • Tycoon Games @lemmy.world

    Pixel Airport Tycoon, a top down airport management and construction game, with extensive airport operational gameplay, released in early access on Steam

    store.steampowered.com /app/4406030/Pixel_Airport_Tycoon/
  • Games @lemmy.world

    New Frostrail video delivers more survival train horror shooting plus weird underground Tomb Raider temples

    www.rockpapershotgun.com /new-frostrail-video-delivers-more-survival-train-horror-shooting-plus-weird-underground-tomb-raider-temples
  • PC Gaming @lemmy.ca

    Doom: The Dark Ages DLC is "freaking huge," says director: "It's basically like a sequel"

    www.gamesradar.com /games/fps/doom-the-dark-ages-dlc-is-freaking-huge-says-director-its-basically-like-a-sequel/
  • I am honestly a little bit in shock how people are willing to do volunteer PR for Valve.

    They are an American technology, they can't escape the culture of corruption and criminality that dominates their region.

  • PC Gaming @lemmy.ca

    medieval MMO that shut down in 2023 after 6 years of early access and less than 1 year of full release is making a surprise comeback

    www.pcgamer.com /games/mmo/a-medieval-mmo-that-shut-down-in-2023-after-6-years-of-early-access-and-less-than-1-year-of-full-release-is-making-a-surprise-comeback/
  • Citybuilders @sh.itjust.works

    Colony sim Going Medieval, aka friendlier Rimworld, hits 1.0 release in March after 16 major updates

    www.rockpapershotgun.com /colony-sim-going-medieval-aka-friendlier-rimworld-hits-10-release-in-march-after-16-major-updates
  • That's true. I've gotten pushback for criticizing Valve and there is a lot to criticize.

    They might be better in some way than other US tech companies, but that's doesn't mean much.

  • Not everyone has loyalty to Valve or any company.

  • Missed your post )

  • Are you sure about that? Here is Cities in Motion (2011) for comparison:

  • Sure, I am not saying trust him, it's more like a morbid curiousity thing.

  • I am not into horse training, but this like a relatively high quality management/sim game.

  • I am curious if that would be possible.

    Generally speaking economic strategy games (tycoon, city-builder, business sims) are a bad fit for the roguelike model; the "core" fans of the genre generally towards enjoying complexity and deep simulation and strategy development.

    That being said, Against the Storm was able to make an excellent roguelike fantasy city-builder, so perhaps a tycoon game would work too.

  • Correct.

    That's not the same thing as what you are claiming (that I wish bad things for those Americans who oppose the current regime).

  • I don't believe this is happening any more in the main sub-reddit community.

  • It is a mischaracterization! What have I said that makes it seems to you that I support the US oligarchic regime and wish the worst to those Americans that oppose it?

    That's simply not true!

  • That's a mischaracterization. Trust me, it brings me no joy to see the US become a chauvinist, criminal oligarch regime. It's a disaster to be honest.

    That being said, you do not want to send money to a regime that wishes you harm and is composed of criminals. Nor is it unreasonable to make an assumption that the dominance of criminal elements is permanent and American civil service will get permanently debased and hollowed out.

    Mind you, this sort of outcome is not surprising and a foreigner living in the US could notice the foundations of such an outcome a decade before Trump.

  • I was curious about this game, but I don't do early access / paid alphas for MMOs. There were many warning signs over the years; sales of Star Citizen style expensive JPEGs, the CEOs deep involvement in MLM and the decision to temporarily pivot to a BF game.

    If what is being reported is true, the CEO is indeed a full on scammer and liar.

    The funny thing is the main victims of the Intrepid CEO were other MLM hot shots (one of them sounds like he barely knows how to use a computer, let alone MMORPG gaming).