You can have mine when I have a minute to send it from my computer

Thanks a ton man, that's awesome.

I appreciate it

One year of Humble Monthly on sale for $99. The sale goes through Dec. 15th. I might finally bite.

So... Humble Yearly?

What makes the $99 even sweeter is the ability to suspend the subscription. Mash taught me that trick.

Looking forward to playing Subnautica. Thanks for the heads-up.

Thanks for letting us know about the free games. Went to the Epic Games website to check it out and I've learned there's a new Super Meat boy game coming out next year that seems bad.



https://store.steampowered.com/app/5...t_Boy_Forever/

I want to remind that The End is Nigh is a criminally underrated masterpiece. I guess they simply didn't spend much on advertising and that's why it didn't sell more.

V different from smb but awesome in its own right.

I didn't really stick with Subnautica. Steam says I have 7 hours on it and I don't feel much of a desire to go back and play. At its core it's a very pretty exploring + crafting game with annoying survival elements, and that just didn't quite do it for me.

Though I haven't played the game, I'd imagine I also wouldn't really like the game. I think I'd rather be playing "exploration" game with some other gameplay too, like Fallout or Skyrim.

I think there’s a mode where u can turn off the need to manage food and water iirc.

Related: Train Valley 2 has been in early access for awhile and, especially for anyone who enjoyed the first Train Valley, I'd really recommend picking it up. Despite being in EA there are 30 levels so far (I think the finished product will have 50), it's not buggy or anything, leaderboards are new-ish and still kinda suck but everything else (especially the core mechanics, which are the most important part) is solid. Lots of replayability per level to try to get all 5 stars (under a certain time limit + two other conditions), which is usually too hard on your first try until you play it and get a sense of what your ideal supply chain should look like.

The formula has changed a little - now each map starts with a couple cities that supply workers and want certain products, and you generate those products by sending workers to factories, which make products (some of which are intermediate, i.e. iron ore to supply to another factory that turns them into steel ingots) to send back to other factories/cities. It's more interesting than the first game, which was just "send this train to this other station", as it requires you to plan out the order you're going to build things.

+ a million. Easily Edmund's most complete game in terms of overall design structure. Everything is so finely tuned.

If you have beaten then game then give this criminally under-viewed breakdown a watch -

I'm lead level designer on Moving Out and we just added a steam page. Can you please add it to your wishlist because it increases visibility. When it releases I'll no doubt be showering the thread with keys.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/996770/Moving_Out/

Done. Good luck man!

Great job on the promo! So many subtle funny parts.

It will bi in top 10 indie games

Looks good. Good luck!

Added, looks like a lot of fun.

I have added it at first without saying anything but I have to admit. The trailer is fantastic! Great idea and execution. Cool idea for a game too, hope it's a hit!

Added

Added it to my wishlist as well.

Done

Reminds me of Overcooked, I dig it. Wishlisted!