Yeah, that track is great. From the look of the game, I was expecting the horrible bleeps and bloops of midi sounds that people love for some inexplicable reason, but this is an actual soundtrack. It kind of reminds me of some of the music from Star Control 2, whose “mod” music was always my delineation point on when game music suddenly went beyond midi to real music.

Out for purchase, no EA!

This looks really cool.

After @geggis posted that Ecstatic track I checked out some of Pentadrangle’s other stuff. The Shotgun King soundtrack is 100% more subdued than I would have expected and would almost make a better Into the Breach soundtrack than the actual Into the Breach soundtrack.

It’s funny that you mention Shotgun King, because I thought the soundtrack was inappropriate and distracting and shut it down almost right away.
I agree it would have fitted Into the Breach if I wasn’t so good at that game though ;D

There’s a thread for Japanese visual novels, but I don’t think there’s a general one. I don’t even really play the things, but I heard about this one somewhere and it sounded appealing and on the phone it was $3?!

It’s on basically every possible device, but on the phone it’s just insanely cheap for the entertainment I got from it. I expected to be annoyed by all the references, but I wasn’t! I liked it quite a bit and for the price I’d say anyone who finds the premise interesting at all should definitely check it out. Played it over the course of four or five days, and the phone was just the perfect way to do it, too.

I finally got my terraforming in Planet Crafter to 175!

I will sit on it now until the next update.

I’ve got my planet up to where it’s moving toward the fish stage, so I’m pretty much waiting until the next update too.

Apparently this is coming out of EA next week. I’m a little apprehensive as the signalling system was pretty broken last time I looked at it, which you’d think would be the first thing to get nailed down in a train game. But I’ll be checking it out to see if they’ve fixed the big issues.

Could be cool.

Look at this hidden gem coming out next year!

Rollerdrome seems good

Boneraiser Minions has launched in early access, new Vampire Survivors-like from Caiysware.

LEGIONCRAFT has left early access, now with full English translation. Tactical puzzle rogue-lite.

This looks interesting! Thanks for sharing.

No regional pricing for me means there’s no way I’ll buy it unless there is a deep, deep sale, alas.

Well this looks kind of weird. And fun. Weirdly fun.

edit: oh and hey, there’s even a review!

The hell is this? Reviews call it an indie Bloodborne Sekiro.

What’s crazy is I’ve never heard of it and it isn’t in Early Access. [EDIT] Apparently I did know about this back in May. Too many Soulslikes!

Miduki boss fight, no idea who this is in the story so click at your own risk

Thymesia - BOSS: Odur | No Damage - YouTube

I mentioned it in a couple of threads before, but I didn’t create a thread for it since it got really mixed reviews. Some reviews saying it’s got excellent combat, others saying it’s terrible combat, so I wasn’t sure what was what.

If you end up getting it be sure to create a thread and let us know how it goes! :)

I watched a Splattercat video on it a few days ago:

On the one hand, 2022 seems wide open, so maybe it’s good timing to release an Indie Soulsborne game. But on the other hand, I think most of us still haven’t made it through Elden Ring yet, so maybe it’s bad timing? I know if I had already finished Elden Ring, I’d be more tempted to get Thymesia. But as it is, I just think “why would I play this when I could be playing Elden Ring instead?”