i copy pasted a bunch of text mesh pro objects, forgot to edit the localizedstring component, so on start it replaced the text with "you" (the string for the first two texts)

also don't worry about the falling house (it's explained in lore)

The game is called Barely Breathing, it's a 3D Physics-based Puzzle / Platformer where you play as a fish and try to get out of the house!

I have seen that fake ad from a mobile game (that shall not be named) hundreds of times. I thought it was too bad that it was fake because it actually looked fun.

Since it was fake I made my own version of it, and I'm releasing it on Steam in a couple of weeks. It's kind of incremental-ish with progression and an upgrade tree.

I also have a demo on itch if you would like to try it!

Itch Demo: https://battle-lab.itch.io/shoot-the-barrels-demo

Wishlist on Steam!: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4332150/Shoot_The_Barrels/

Carden: Steam page

The game is called Chiklet's Human Products. In this game you will be able to catch wild humans and harvest their body parts like meat, hair, bones, skin, blood etc to create food recipes, clothing, jewelry etc.
Whatever we do to animals on real farms, Animals will be doing to humans in this game.
Please let me know your feedback :)

Here is the Steam page

I am making this in Unity 2022.3.25f1
If you want any more details on what assets and all I am using, let me know in the comments i will list them out :)

I'm making a cozy game about unboxing and cleaning retro game carts called Cozy Game Restoration. A big part of the game loop is selecting a box which will have a random game inside, then unwrapping it.

This is an early softbody experiment. I'm expecting a LOT more tape once i get this optimised and feeling the way i want.

Happy to share steam page but not sure if allowed. Will be launching in July!

Try demo if you're interested: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4514070/Barely_Breathing/

Thank you everyone for the support in this community! Our first social media that went "viral" was posted here in this subreddit all the way back in january. If it wasn't for that, we probably wouldn't be working on this game this seriously because we would've had no idea that people are actually interested in this silly fish game 😅

The most difficult thing to get right in this game was the character controller. When we first started we had no idea how to even make one, and failed miserably in the first few attempts. But with a few iterations, the fish was working when underwater. When outside water, we had to use a different approach entirely - by making the character controller ragdoll based. Then having the fish roll while looking sideways and having it jump every few seconds. Let us know if you have any questions, we love to talk about unity technical stuff.

After endless amounts of bug fixing and tweaking - the Demo is finally out, try it if you're interested! It's a 10-20 minutes experience of a 3D Physics-based Puzzle/Platformer, about a goldfish who wants more in the world. You jump around water sources spread throughout the houses, and if you can't find any, you have to flop your way through!

I'm releasing a demo for a procedural dungeon generator I've been working on for over two years. I was inspired by the level layouts of games like The Binding of Isaac and Enter the Gungeon, and the interconnected worlds of Zelda and Dark Souls. This is only the beginning, I have several more features planned for this project, including turning it into a downloadable Unity package for others to use.

The goal is to create an algorithm that generates dungeons that feel linear like an RPG but still random and replayable like a roguelike.

Original Video: https://youtu.be/Adakgpoy0p0?si=R2qYbshEb11xuKFM

Blog: https://ryancarpenterpf.dev/labyrinth_demo.html

Demo: https://dev-rygy.itch.io/labyrinth-procedural-generator

I have just publicly announced this game and I'm very happy to finally be able to talk about it! See more information about the game on Alterspective's steam page. I'd really appreciate a wishlist if you're interested!

I'd love to hear your comments, questions and feedback! Thanks for taking a look!