My first steam game ISLANDS&TRAINS has just released!! What began as a tiny hobby project has grown into something I’m so thankful, excited and proud for.
It would mean the world if you could give this a retweet and try the game on Steam💌🌻s.team/a/1957760
what are you waiting fooooor. go sandcastleing 🥳
what a gem of a game !
The demo of my cozy sandbox game Sandcastle is finally out on Steam! Go try it and don't forget to wishlist it if you enjoyed it! 🏖️
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Fabi Smith | Islands & Trains OUT NOW retweeted
BUGSCRAPER IS OUT!
Rampage through a bug-filled corporation and settle the score with your boss in this co-op or solo roguelike shooter, now on Steam and itch!
my mini tiny train game has its biggest discount yet 🥰
still can't believe we managed to somehow get this dream project of ours over the finish line 🥹❤️
We are so proud that Islands&Trains is part of the Cosy Up For Wishes bundle.
It includes lots of amazing games and every contribution supports a wonderful cause ❤️
good times 🥲
#indiedev #screenshotsaturday
We updated Islands&Trains with some heavily requested QOL features:
🌊Placing elements on water now automatically adds the ground pieces underneath
🏗️Automatically replace tiles when a new element is put on top
💥Trains explode less
aaaand it's 30% off during spring sale ☺️
stumbled over this super helpful insight about shader based screen transitions in unity by @gamesplusjames : youtube.com/watch?v=WvvvzupH…
boy this served so helpful for our current project 😍
#gamedev #indiedev
helped 2 friends with some thingamabobs on their first ever indie game - a minimalist 4x strategy game called Monarchs At Play. Any wishlist or share for them is so so appreciated 💖
my favorite thing in my tiny turbo trains game is to just watch the train chug trough my world ☺️
#indiedev #screenshotsaturday
checking🎄❄️⛄️assets ingame
#madcameraskills
I was just informed that the metal-ish @discord notification sounds that confused me for days, are not because of bad sound settings on my end, but part of a halloween tradition😅
A couple of weeks ago I saw a fascinating tech breakdown of a dev faking a camera rotation for a "pixel dungeon crawler game" (rough memory) but I can't find it anymore 😟
I believe it was in white/red/black colors only. Can anyone remember and still has the link for it ?






