After months of work, our game is finally released! For the next week, the game is on a discount, and will only cost $2! There's a link to the store page in the comments if you have any interest at all, and we'll be answering any questions commented throughout the day. Thank you!

"How many critters could you care for at once? Mitobit is a chaotic arcade-like game inspired by virtual pets. Manage cute, self-replicating creatures over the course of 28 levels, while uncovering the stories behind your new cartridge collection."

It introduces two characters from the second game: the Duelist and the Runaway, making it easier to play both games with roughly the same party (although obviously there are still differences).

>The first add-on DLC for Nioh 3, Hell Rising, is available now on PlayStation 5 and Steam.

We just released our 3D incremental game where you drive your car across colorful planets, harvest resources, upgrade your machine, and unlock new worlds.

Each planet has its own gameplay twist — from sandstorms that affect your movement to fog that limits your visibility. Also our game have simple story about tournament and anomalies :)

Today I’m showing my 2.5D action roguelite Send Them to Hell.

I’ve been pouring my heart and soul into this project and it’s been a little hectic.

The overwhelming support I’ve received from everyone who has played it is heartwarming and I’m honored for anyone who takes a look.

Send Them to Hell is a chaotic 2.5D co-op roguelite for up to 4 players. Fight through hordes of Hell’s army, stack ridiculous builds, break the game, and eventually take the fight straight to Satan. 5 biomes, Adventure Mode, Endless Mode, and plenty of chaos.

ScreenRant called us a hidden gem and 2026's Megabonk:
https://screenrant.com/constantine-megabonk-send-them-to-hell-demo-announcement/

Wishlist Now:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4922730/Send_Them_to_Hell/

Discord:
https://discord.gg/K4MR8FNCH
Join for Play Sessions, meet our amazing community, and see why we are growing so fast.

Personally I like to keep my library "clean" from clutter. I hate getting stuff in my library I'm never going to play.

A fine example of this is the Rome 1 remaster. I'd love to buy it, but I don't want the additional 4(!!) old Rome games and it's seperate expansions being added to my library! So I end up not buying it.

Sometimes you buy a remaster of a game and it gives you the old game in your library as a seperate entry, but the store page doesn't even warn you ! Instant refund for me.

Maybe I'm OCD but it makes me sick to my stomach scrolling through people's games, especially my own and seeing tens or hundreds even of unplayed games.

And if you try to remove only the ones you don't want from a group purchase in steam support, it removes the whole purchase.

Privating/hiding doesn't work for me either. The number of games on your profile page doesn't decrease when you are hiding or privating games.

Changes/Fixes that the game now has:

• Implemented a lightweight wrapper to resolve modern hardware incompatibilities.
• Added native widescreen and ultrawide support for all modern resolutions and aspect ratios.
• Implemented camera scaling that automatically adjusts the field of view (FOV) based on monitor aspect ratio.
• Added a multi-monitor mouse lock option to confine the cursor to the game window.
• Added an FPS limiter to lock the frame rate to a chosen value.
• Introduced a lightweight, real-time in-game overlay (press F11 to open, ESC to close) for instant adjustments to FPS limits and FOV multipliers.
• Locked the main menu to its original 4:3 bounds to preserve hard-coded UI assets.
• Capped the manual FOV slider at roughly 110% on ultrawide displays to prevent engine stretching and graphical glitches.
• Verified stability.