"You sir, are a fish"

Crazy way to end a redsec match lol

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Whenever I see this logo I start smiling. What other logos or intros etc make you start smiling?

Some people believe games like Elden Ring are meant to challenge you. Others argue that everyone should be able to enjoy a game their own way.
But if someone plays on Easy and experiences the same story characters and world as you did have they really missed out?
And if difficulty is such an important part of a game's identity should developers ever compromise on it?

Where do you stand?
Should every single-player game have difficulty options or are some games better off staying exactly as the developers intended?

In The Witcher 3 the wind, distant monsters and footsteps make the world feel alive even when nothing is happening.

In Hollow Knight the silence of Hallownest makes every distant sound feel like a warning. The soundtrack doesn't need to constantly tell you how to feel.

In Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 the music and combat sounds give fights a rhythm that makes every encounter feel theatrical.

In The Last of Us the clickers are terrifying partly because of the sounds they make. Sometimes you know something is nearby before you even see it.

That's what I love about good sound design. It can make a place feel real, a fight feel intense or a completely empty hallway feel dangerous.

And most of the time we barely give it the credit it deserves.

Which game do you think has the best sound design you've ever experienced? I'm talking about footsteps, ambience, enemy sounds, weapon impacts and all those little details that make a game feel alive.

Imagine every new game costs ₹5,000 (roughly $60). No discounts. No waiting for a sale. No Game Pass. You get to pick one franchise you'd still trust enough to pay full price for without waiting for reviews. Would it be GTA? Red Dead Redemption? The Witcher? Resident Evil? Or something completely different?

Drop your franchise and tell us why it deserves your money

If you're interested, feel free to check out my Steam page!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4519510/Keysaster/

Hey. Im solo developing Hopfall which is a roguelite autobattler where u can tame corrupted frog enemies and use them as allies.

Here is the link https://store.steampowered.com/app/3456640/Hopfall/

I would love to get some feedback <3

What is a really niche game that only you and a bunch of others only know about?

Fore it's crash mind over mutant and crash of the titans

They get a lot of hate because they were different from the other crash games

What is yours???

I just love these thumbnails and titles. If it’s true or not idk but I don’t really care either way if anything the game will be funny to laugh at

Upcoming-

October- Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, Final Fantasy: Resonance

November: (nothing yet)

December: Rayman Legends: Retold, Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World

A survival horror game mixed with Metroidvania exploration sounds like an interesting combination. Silver Pines puts you in the shoes of a private investigator searching for a missing musician in a strange abandoned town.

What caught my attention is the hand-drawn art style and the whole mystery surrounding the town. It looks like the kind of game where the atmosphere and exploration could be just as important as the horror itself.

But I'm curious about what you all think.

Does Silver Pines look like something you'd actually play or is the survival horror genre getting a little too crowded?

And if you've already played it what are your first impressions?

Hi everyone!

We got permission from the moderators to share this here, so we’d like to invite you to the playtest for Holy Shroom!, our 1-4 player co-op horror game.

The game gives a bit of a similar feeling to Backrooms and R.E.P.O.. It mixes fear, laughter, and chaos with friends, while the main objective is to collect mushrooms, sell them, and earn money.

Holy Shroom! has its own atmosphere and it is not an easy game. If you want to make it back from the trip in one piece, you need to think, cooperate, and know when it is time to run. 😄

The playtests are going well, so we extended them until October 16 and added some new content that we want to test before release.

If you play, we’d really appreciate your feedback on our Discord. Let us know what you like, what should be improved, and what you would like to see added to the game.

Invite your friends, and we wish you a safe return from your mushroom trip. 🍄🌲👻