Integrated the card system into the gritty world based on feedback! Buffs are no longer magical spells. Now, if you want faster woodcutting, your character whips out a megaphone and 'calmly encourages' them. Pure leadership, no magic needed

Hey everyone! I'm Nick and I made Procession Engine.

It's a deckbuilder with no turns. Your buildings spawn an army that marches down two lanes at the enemy stronghold while their army marches right back at you. You play your cards off a moving belt during the battle.

It's also a base builder. All buildings have unique bonuses they give when paired with another specific building. Put the right two next to each other and they form an Accord which gives you a bonus neither has alone.

The free demo is on Steam now. Just search Procession Engine. Happy to answer any questions!

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Hi everyone! I'm working on a game right now called Ski-E-O! Ski Resort Tycoon.

It's a Ski Resort management game where you run ski resorts on real mountains from around the world, built from 1-meter LiDAR data, so it's accurate to the meter. It also has seasons and real weather for each area.

I often feel like tycoon/management games like this really miss the mark when it comes to controller ports, or getting things to run on platforms like Steam Deck. I refuse to lower guest counts, or give Steam Deck players a lower-end experience. It should feel just as great to play this game on Steam Deck as it would on any other platform.

I'm not quite there yet, but I would love this community's feedback on what has worked for similar titles on Steam Deck, for control schemes, performance, visuals, etc.

Thank you!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4493130/SkiEO_Ski_Resort_Tycoon/