it's so fun. Something about the round structure/weapons/maps captures that feeling of early online gaming where people didn't know how to be tryhards.

love the proportions on this, and alpha cutout arrows are a nice touch

looks like really fun terrain for a ride! been ages since I went, makes me want to try again

that's great :D
thank you!

Thanks so much for playing! Yeah I'm running a sneaky lowkey playtest as the game still has a ways to go, just looking to get the earliest feedback.
Let me know if you have any thoughts on the game if you haven't already :)

I wish that at least one of the Steam competitors would realize the absolute baseline is having a good client app. They always throw together an ugly, bloated web browser disguised as an app that simultaneously has no features. People who play games care about UX!

This sounds so sick, it's honestly exactly what I want them to do with the formula. Throwing together a fresh build each run sounds so fun.

hey it's cool to find you on bsky! I believe some of your dungeon dioramas populate my inspo boards for the game I'm working on :)
These look rad!

precisely!

i hear that guy every time the intro plays!

fantastic, can't believe I'm only just seeing this now. Can't believe how detailed the environments are at such a large scale!

so excited for this

When the cost of hiring an artist would be a tiny fraction of the total production cost, why do you think they do it? "Testing the waters" feels a bit conspiratorial to me. I'm wondering if it's just lazyness of a couple individuals who don't feel like involving someone else in the process?

looks like an editor for the perfect game: a mix of wc3 and populous: the beginning