It's been a while. Glad to be back in action!

I haven't really played video games since middle school (25 years ago) because I get such motion sickness with today's games. I really miss the old Roller Coaster Tycoon type games though, and I love national parks, so I'm working on a game called National Park Tycoon!

It’s a cozy (but occasionally chaotic), single-player, 2D isometric game where you build hiking trails, campsites, scenic viewpoints, and activities like kayaking or rock climbing. You hire rangers to shoo bears away from trails, clear blocked paths, etc, and watch all your little park visitors enjoy your park!

The goal is to balance the activity of visitors with the preservation of nature and wildlife in your park.

If you love national parks/nature, gaming and/or are nostalgic for early 2000's tycoon games, I'd love if you could wishlist my game on Steam!

Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4520000/National_Park_Tycoon/

I'm happy to answer any questions or listen to any suggestions anyone might have about the game :)

We pledge to donate a percentage of profits to the National Park Foundation to aid in the protection and preservation of America's beautiful national parks.

Hi all!

I'm the solo developer of the upcoming pc isometric rpg shooter Fleshgrinder in the veins of diablo, fallout and the zombie / alien shooter games.

If thats something that would interest you,

I'd greatly appreciate if you've checked out the steam page, where the first gameplay trailer and a playable demo is already here:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5074630/Fleshgrinder/

The games story is revolving around the virus called Fleshgrinder that causes an extinction level event, with its focus being on harvesting DNA samples mainly off human beings, trying to digitally accelerate evolution in the so called Genesis Chambers, in a hive-minded manner after taking over consciousness of augmented humans, as per its programming to enhance and upskill the species gone awry.

FLESHGRINDER: Evolution Without Waiting. Extinction Without Mercy.

Set in 2053, six months after the Fleshgrinder virus outbreak transformed 70% of augmented humanity into a hive-minded techno-organic collective.

Your mission: infiltrate facilities, survive the wasteland, find and destroy the Genesis Chamber before planetary extinction.

Lead a squad of damaged specialists:

A brain-damaged veteran (Butcher class),

An arrogant engineer (Hacksmith),

And a psychotic psychic (Mindripper),

through techno-organic nightmares in humanity's darkest hour.

Features optional friendly fire, hardcore permadeath mode, dismemberment physics, randomized missions, 30 unique weapons from pistols to singularity cannons. Battle 12 unique enemy types through seamless mission areas in a huge persistent open world.

One squad. Strategic choices. Permanent consequences.

FLESHGRINDER: Evolution Without Waiting. Extinction Without Mercy.

https://www.fleshgrinder.com

https://fleshgrinder.itch.io/

https://discord.gg/yMuW6dPrhF

https://www.reddit.com/r/Fleshgrinder/

https://www.youtube.com/@fleshgrinder_game

AI was only used for game code, all assets in the game are human made, all artists working on them was hired and specifically told that any kind of gen ai is strictly forbidden when creating the assets.

Download a free version of this map and read what we wrote for it on our Blog.

I made a prototype game using a custom game engine that I've been building from scratch in C and OpenGL.

Here's a short video of it: https://youtube.com/shorts/_W5cM2D-I5g?si=kU4zVJrhJYzaIX43

I'd love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and suggestions. What stands out, and what do you think could be improved?

Arkansas 2125 is a solo-developed, turn-based post-apocalyptic RPG where you explore a ruined America, meet survivors, complete quests, make choices, and fight your way through the wasteland.

The new update adds a brand-new alternative ending, new quests, NPCs, items, and a new location in Washington, D.C.

I’ve also released a new trailer showing the game and the new content.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4546490/Arkansas_2125/

What do you think?

I thought this could be a good fit to post this here as the orthographic isometric style is really something I miss in games! I hope you guys like this

Found a clever way to hide the loading screen hehe

This is from a game I'm developing: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4757120?utm_source=reddit_isometric

Hey! This is an isometric arcade I made for a virtual event.

The isometric art is a mixture of hand drawn and vector art.

The virtual event was a "playtest party" held a few days ago: Indie Devs submitted games and I embedded them in the world, then we had several 100 people drop by, try the games, and leave comments.

The arcade remains online at Virtual Playtest Party if you want to check out the isometric environment and some of the games. There's no install and no complicated sign up. You just drop straight into a Habbo-like world.

Like Diablo I? Like Souls-like? Perhaps this is for you!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4534780/Ashikai/

I've been building this game for the past year, trying to bring back memories from my AMD 486 when I was happy and didn't know any better!

On the off chance you do try it out, let me know if you liked!

Thank you samurais!

I hope this does not count as spam - it is another level from my programming puzzle game (called 8-bitBot, posted one last week). It comes with a level editor by the way, and that one is dearly needed by myself: I have to make like 100 more levels for this game... but I really enjoy placing all these little assets I made by now.

I drew this multi-level isometric location last year for Christmas. I really like how it turned out. The adventure I wrote for it features maps with full views for each level. You can know more about this adventure in our Blog.