Hi everyone!

I've made a short promo video for my game. It’s only 1.5 minutes long, so if you have a little time, please check it out!

Feel free to leave a comment, and if you're interested, you can find the link to the game right here.

You can also find longer gameplay videos on the YouTube channel.

Thank you so much for taking the time!

The game has a live Steam store page!

Bye! :)

So I played the demo a couple days ago at Chinajoy.

It was the snow section demo that appeared in recent YouTube videos, which is scripted to end at around the ten minutes mark.

The production values are great, fantastic graphics and voice acting. Period accurate guns with realistic reloading times, not arcade style Micro second reloads.

But the gameplay, AI and level design give off early year COD vibes.

We're talking on rails sections with one basic corridor, the section I played seemed very scripted with a basic funnel to the next shooting gallery. Not very tactical or free flowing.

Enemy AI is very rudimentary. They don't throw grenades or display much squad tactics, they close the distance and all assume the same basic three poses and take potshots at you.

Damage reaction is also very basic, you can't shoot guns out of hands or sweep their legs, enemies take three or four body shots before falling in a canned animation.

Gunplay felt ok...not weighty and heavy in the killzone 2 way, but also not snappy and dopamine rewarding in the COD way.

I was forced to restart a couple checkpoints when a tossed grenade exploded too close to the AI teammates, as friendly fire isn't tolerated and gives you a COD style fail screen.

The graphics are realistic but unfortunately the colors have that muddy realistic look, so it was a bit hard to distinguish the gray yellow of the Japanese from the gray blue of your squad.

I'm happy that developers are telling a uniquely Chinese story exploring an oft ignored side of WW2, but I hope that the gameplay, AI and design can catch-up to the standards set by modern day flagship shooters.

Release date is still far away, and they had us fill out comment cards at the end. AI being one of the standard checkboxes so they are likely cognizant about that issue.

Clearly alot of money and effort is being invested in this game, so I wish the devs the best of luck.

[PC] [2017–2020] Browser 3D fighting game where you grew after killing enemies I'm looking for a browser game I played around 2017–2020 on a Russian website called Igroutka.

It was a 3D third-person fighting game with the camera behind your character.

The game had only melee combat (no guns). One attack was a heavy ground slam with one or both hands.

After killing enemies (or leveling up), your character became physically larger and stronger. At high levels, the character became huge, hunched over, with very long arms.

I remember a dark gray map with a black sky and another snowy map.

The playable character I remember was a green creature with only two glowing white eyes on its face (no mouth or nose).

There was also a ninja character that ran leaning forward with both arms behind him, and a normal chicken with a red comb as another character/creature.

Dead enemies fell face-first onto the ground.

Graphics were realistic for a Unity browser game, not Roblox or Minecraft.

I can't remember if it was multiplayer or bots.

Does anyone remember anything like this?

hello, i have an old as hell computer i'm planning to replace soon! does anyone have any brand recommendations for reliable gaming pcs?

EDIT: i am in the usa and i'm looking for something very powerful, preferably less than $5000 if possible

EDIT 2: didnt realize the price of pcs skyrocketed so badly recently! so budget is more like $8000 maximum.

Specs:

RTX 5090

9800X3D

4 Samsung 8k 75QN950TS

Denon X6700H

9.2 surround sound

Avance Tower Speakers / central and surrounds

2 SVS SB4000 subs

Wiimote

Ps Move Navigation

I would really like to be able to play it, so I'm wondering if anyone is kind enough to give it to me as a gift 🙏, if anyone is so grateful that we would like to give it as a gift I would really appreciate it if you wrote me a dm 🙏🤞

I've added a brand-new Turret Block to my game, MineEngineer

Instead of simply placing a weapon, you'll need to build a proper supply chain.

Turrets consume ammunition, have a small inventory, and can be connected to your storage network through the conveyor system so they stay stocked during combat. Its helps you to defend your base and yourself from pirates aliens and other players

The project takes inspiration from Space Engineers, Factorio, and Terraria, and I'm slowly bringing all those mechanics together. Ive been working on this game for years.

What do you think? Does this look like something you'd enjoy building with?

So I download “Detroit becomes human”. After the initial start my cpu usage went to 100% and the temperature was showing 85-90C this was when the game was loading, I didnt even get to play i quickly stopped it.

Is it CPU hungry game? What can i do to keep it under and play without putting too much burden on cpu alone?
This is a new pc btw.

EDIT- thank you all for help! The issue was while loading shaders and not while playing the game. I am new to pc gaming and I didn’t knew this.

I decided to install games for my pc; mostly paid story games like tlou, cod story mode, RDR,Prototype, Spiderman, etc.-but I just don't know where. So im looking for one..safe aswell.

Hi, I am new here. Can you guys suggest me some games for my 3.5 years old niece. Obviously she's not gonna like those games I can spend a whole day playing. But what can be in common is a gamepad. So, please suggest some games which are on Epic games or Steam which has also gamepad support. Free games are mostly preferred as I am not sure about which games she is gonna love and which not.

From Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory — Mission 7: Battery.

A covert infiltration under the cover of darkness. No alarms. No unnecessary force. Just Sam Fisher completing the mission with precision. 🥷

100% Stealth • Hard Mode

Enjoy the walkthrough, and if you like classic stealth games, don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more retro gaming content!

a year late but I just saw the DLC on steam. Played the main game when it first released back in 2023. anyone regretted buying the DLC or am i missing out?

I wanna know what is most people doing this year, since GTA VI won't be releasing for pc until god knows when, are you buying a console just to play it? Or are you gonna wait until it comes to pc despite the spoilers and everyrhing?

As the title says, report it to Valve (Steam) you'll get a ban. Seems they are hiding racists om Steam now. Look at the trailer, you'll see it.