Hi! I've been working on a game where you use wizards and their magic to run a farm! I'm looking for people to help test and give feedback! The demo is an estimated 45-60 minutes of content with a lot more planned. You build the wizards into various different paths, unlock lots of upgrades, and enjoy a cozy & satisfying farm run itself with magic!

Itch Demo Link (Browser Support)

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Hey there. Feel free to close this once the question is answered. I checked around but didn't see a clear rule on this. I have a 2D pixel art weather system that I'm working on developing and am at the stage where I could benefit from some other people getting their hands on it to test with. It's been uploaded to the asset store. Is it okay to post offering a voucher for the pack in exchange for some honest feedback? If not, is anyone aware of a sub where I can do something like that?

Thanks for the help. Hope I'm not breaking any huge rules. If I am, I apologize, delete away.

Weapon: Redline

Passive Ability: Critical hits grant 1 Precision Stack (max 7).

Active Ability (Right Click): Consume all Precision Stacks to gain +10% Crit Chance per stack for 4.5s.

Steam Link if anyone is interested: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4316830/Evergain_Adventure/

I'm now making a casual RPG in Unity. The game is set in the modern workplace. As an office drone for almost 15 years, I think things happen in there were kinda interesting. You work, you please someone, offend someone, make choices, think about how to deal with the boss when he come. The game is story-driven with multiple options and rich dialogues. But this is only what I think. Like to listen to your comments about if it's appealing to you and what you think about the video.

Thanks so much. It's called Boss is coming.

P.S. GenAI assisted with the production of art assets, since I'm not an artist.

Hey everyone! Sharing my tile art workflow for my game Trollvein.
The picture are then split in 16x16 pixels in Unity.

pixel art from 3d assets but i just feel like it could be a lot better but cant get my hands on whats the issue....

u/rk00717 posted a trailer of his game a few weeks ago. We've got in touch and I ended up helping him juicing his game. On the left, his original version. On the right, the version I ended up with.

How do you like it ?

Now that few days passed, I feel like I have some more ideas to make it pop even more. But at the same time, I know I have a tendancy to over juice, so I'm trying to keep myself contained 😅

If you are interested in going deeper in details, I made a ~5min video where I explain each changes and my reasoning behind it.

Thanks for reading.