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After 3 years of working alone without any help from AI I finally released my game TRUDGE this month. Some players said it's too niche. , no rewards, no flashy actions. It moves slowly. The experience feels more like struggle. I keep wondering whether I should try to find niches or if I should go back and work on more familiar game ideas that people already enjoy. Is it better to stay true to what I built or to change and make things more accessible?
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City streets, a home, or a flight tour—which would you explore first? 🏙️🏠✈️ This Is America by Nostra4. Actual gameplay · In development · AI-assisted development/assets/music. https://t.co/PiWizLTkLc #Nostra4 #LifeSim https://t.co/tLhOSEctjV
Zero Point — Coming to Steam Early Access in December 2026.
Your rifle is only part of staying alive.
This new development video shows early gathering, oxygen, nutrition and fatigue systems in Zero Point, the sci-fi survival crafting game I am developing solo. Harvest plants, check your condition, eat and find a place to rest.
These systems are prototypes and will keep changing. Crafting and player-built bases are still in development. The colony structures shown here are part of the current test environment.
Which survival system matters most to you: food, oxygen or rest?
Wishlist Zero Point on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/44...
Music: Sector by SRG774 (CC0 1.0) https://opengameart.org/content/dark-...
#SurvivalGame #SciFiGame #PCGaming
Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gamessoftwaresolutions.cardquest
Platform: Android (Google Play)
Description: CardQuest turns a walk into an adventure in the real world. As you move around the map, you can discover chests and collect rewards inside the game. Those walks also help you collect cards, fill albums, and complete missions. There are ways to enjoy it with friends too: chat, trade cards, and compete together. We wanted the everyday act of going for a walk to feel like a chance to explore, discover something new, and make progress on a collection. The game is already released, so you can download it and start playing now. The video below is the same gameplay trailer on our Google Play listing and shows what the experience looks like.
Free to Play Status:
Involvement: I’m part of the small team developing CardQuest.
