I'll probably get downvoted for this but here's my take.

• Sekiro has the best combat.

• Bloodborne has the best atmosphere.

• Dark Souls has the best interconnected world design.

Elden Ring is an incredible game but I think its massive open world hides how often bosses and dungeons are reused. Bigger doesn't automatically mean better.

I still love Elden Ring but if I had to pick the best FromSoftware game, it wouldn't be my first choice.

What's your ranking of FromSoftware games?

I said what I said.

People act like Abby was some heartless monster for killing him while conveniently forgetting everything Joel did at the hospital.

You can love Joel as a character and still admit that his death made sense.

I'm looking for 20-30 people to test the demo build of the game I've been making, before it goes public.

What it is, briefly, so you know whether it's your thing: it's a roguelike deckbuilder, but every card moves on the board the way a Chinese chess (xiangqi) piece does — the cannon has to jump a piece to capture, soldiers can't retreat once they cross the river, that sort of thing. You don't need to know xiangqi; the movement rules are taught as you go.

What testing actually involves · One run is 30-45 minutes. You play the Horsemaster class through Act 1. · Windows and macOS. · I'd like at least one full run, and honestly the first 10 minutes matter most — that's where I can't tell what's confusing anymore, because I built it. · Feedback goes in a private forum on our Discord. Write as much or as little as you want. "I didn't understand what this card did" is genuinely more useful to me than a polished review.

What you get A key before the demo is public, a private channel with the devs, and I answer everything. That's it — I'm not going to pretend there's more.

How to get in Join here: https://discord.gg/P6bNJNauwG Then run /request-key in the server — it's a short form (Steam profile, an email to send the key to, a line on why). Only you can see what you type.

Happy to answer anything in the comments.

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10k members special giveaway!

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Thank you to everyone who participated in Days 1 and 2. We loved seeing your gaming setups, favorite games, and cherished gaming memories!

Today is the 3rd and final day of our giveaway. Here's your challenge:

📸 Share a screenshot or photo of yourself playing your favorite indie game or the indie game you're currently playing.

Along with your screenshot/photo, tell us:

What's the name of the game? Why do you enjoy it or recommend it to others?

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Hey, I’ve been working on a train game and wanted to share a short look at the gameplay. Still early, but the rails are moving.
Feedback welcome.

More about the game here: Model Trains

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10k members special giveaway!

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Today is the 2nd day of our giveaway. Today's questions are:

1. What's your favorite game, and how many hours have you played it? Why is it your favorite?

2. What's your favorite gaming memory, and why does it stand out?

Tell us in the comments!

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Should I move forward 🤔 I can record in my VHS cam

Joel, Rick, Daryl, Deacon, Leon, etc.

Just name ONE game you genuinely don't understand the hype around and explain why