I’ve really enjoyed playing Tails of Iron (metroidvania with a focus on learning bosses attacks) lately. For programming games, I really liked Shenzhen IO (You create hardware with something resembling an Assembly language and a printable manual) and Human Resources Machine (drag and drop assembly programming)
I also have a soft spot for anything from Ska Studios (I maed a game with zombies in it, salt and sanctuary, salt and sacrifice, dishwasher, Charlie murder, and a bunch of older games that are probably not playable anymore)
Also looks like everyone else forgot to mention the great game that is Undertale as well.
Doesn’t Valve offer the ability to host files on their service? I mean I just assumed that was part of the package. I can’t even think of any changes coming to AWS that would necessitate this.
For anyone confused about the Netflix bit. If you’re subscribed to Netflix, they offer a bunch of free mobile games that you can download and play. This works pretty similar to Apple Arcade. If you log into Netflix on your phone you should see a row of games that you can play.
What are the best indie games you've ever played? angielski
Fantastic titles made by people in their bedrooms.
Nintendo Switch 2 Release Date May Have Just Accidentally Been Revealed by...Gameshark (www.ign.com) angielski
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From r/ecology: (game) Terra Nil | Available now on PC & Netflix (www.terranil.com) angielski
Saw this discussion on r/ecology regarding an ecology based game! This one is beautiful and fun and is on steam (pc) and Netflix(?)!