#indi games

[gebo4482]

Saint of Chains

Website / Steam

[gegnabean]

lets fucking go my dudes

real talk this is the first and only game i've ever 100%. I just love this game so much and I felt like I needed to experience as much as possible. Some very short but also very personal suggestions from me for people looking to complete the game 100 percent:

make a save (or saves) that is one vessel away from the end of everything. It can help you get "see through her eyes at the end of time" memories faster. If possible, make the save out of vessels that dont need end game content to finish their memories

keep your saves properly well organized. just so long as you know the contents of important saves it can really help get a lot getting more done so you dont have to start over every time

keep a notebook or something. heres my notebook below 👇 it’s all pretty simple stuff just helped keep things straightforward

For the “Your New World” achievement, which is one of the most obtuse in the game, an easy way to get it is listed in the second image above 👆 (stranger, grey [any], damsel [deconstructed], Razor, Wounded Wild (must slay her)

Most of all tho just have fun. I really enjoyed seeing content I’d never seen before, and there’s still a lot of stuff that you can miss just going for achievements, so don’t be afraid to make a quick save and have some fun exploring!

[feathercritter]

Apparently you can pin posts these days so here's some of my art. :0 My public blogs are years behind right now but my recent work is all on Patreon.

[trauma-pro]

That game developing is hard shouldn't be a controversial notion for anyone who can count to 10 without using their fingers, but i have a very hot take for which genre specifically is the hardest one to program for, and i'd say that's wrestling games!

Which is funny, considering how stereotypically simple-minded the average consumer for this specific kind of games is (i speak from experience).

Walking back on this statement just a tad, realistically at their highest level it's still western RPGs ala Baldur's Gate 3 or Witcher 3 that would give the most headhaches to their conceivers, but i don't think a lot of people realize just how high the bar has been set for grappling simulators starting from the 6th generation of consoles, with the likes of No Mercy, Smackdown and WCW/NWO Revenge.

As someone who has tried and failed to dabble in the creation this kinda product, setting up:

1) A chonky enough character editor for your appearance, moveset and entrance

2) Animating and programming hundreds of moves, taking in mind the specific conditions in which they can happen and how they interact with uninvolved players

3) A CPU that has to consider an extensive variety of scenarios, WAY more than your average button basher

4) Enough match types that can vastly differ from each others and that require the creation of plenty of assets and specific scripts

5) Some sort of single player mode that can piece all of the assets i just mentioned in a way that makes sense, and that successfully replicates the chaotic nature of wrestling in the process

...is fucking hard.

And feeling that first-hand made me appreciate on a whole new level indie developers like Mdickie, for putting together such a funny and unique experience, Sam from Ultra Pro Wrestling, for the incredible work he's doing reviving the AKI formula, and even the dudes at 2K, who have to work with the limitations of the yearly release model and all the DLC garbage imposed by 2K.

Ya'll em effers are cool and i got mad respect for your efforts.

[thewayfarersinn]

We are currently in the process of redesigning the Innkeeper's Journal. So here's a Throwback Thursday for our old quest page. Feat some very real quests and accurate labels. 🤫

[sadlilyflyfanart]

It's my boooy. I love my booy

Character by : @stevegabry

Please don't use my art without permission!! 🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼

[the-gamer-land]