Oct 23

Introducing: The Marvelous Raincaster of Yell Holler!

Doggins - Brain&Brain

We're excited to announce that you can now wishlist our latest game: time-looping puzzle ballad The Marvelous Raincaster of Yell Holler!

Unravel the tale of a (somewhat) legendary weather-making rooster, told in verse.

💧 Navigate a story-based time puzzle

💧 Gain the assistance of a traveling conman salesman

💧 Orchestrate a shindig and other such matters

Wishlist Now!

P.S. In honor of Raincaster's news, you can pick up our folktale adventure Burly Men at Sea for 70% for the next few days!

Oct 23

MALYS RELEASED.

Malys - Summerfall Studios

BEWARE.

THE HOUR IS UPON US.

MALYS IS RELEASED.

NOWHERE IS SAFE.

You can play the 1.0 full release of our unholy roguelite deckbuilder Malys RIGHT NOW.

Expose, endure and expel evil from innocents on your hunt through a corrupted city. As Noah, former priest turned demon-hunter, you'll perform exorcisms, forge precarious alliances and strengthen your deck of arcane tricks in this unholy roguelite deckbuilder.

A huge thank you to our fellow hunters who gave us their time, feedback and support during Early Access. Malys is what it is today thanks to your generosity and we are so excited to release 1.0 into your trusted hands.

As always: reviews, telling your friends, and calling your therapist at 3am to whisper demonic chants are the BEST ways to help support us as a studio.

We’re so excited to corrupt you with Malys.

Take care now...

Love, Summerfall

Oct 23

Nuclear Nightmare V4.5

Nuclear Nightmare - bgproductionsoffical

Patch Notes:
- Item Capacity UI rework (Made more visible and stylized)
- Apex stun time fixed (sorry all, guess I turned the stun time down to 5 seconds and that accidently made it to a packaged build, now is back to normal)
- Slug queen health scales on difficulty (Normal difficulty will make the Slug Queen feel closer to a regular enemy)
- Optimized enemy spawn code and enemies can now continue to spawn when one is wounded (previously would only spawn new enemies when all were dead)
- Mimics now cannot spawn in solo (Now allows you to play solo full stealth since mimics wouldn't mimic anyone in solo and just instantly know some ones location)
- New generator power down sound
- Infection testing sound removed
- Watcher enemy stun locking fixed
- A potential performance improvement related to animation IK solvers
- Dynamic voice chat UI that shows how loud you are as you talk into the microphone
- EQ and compressor added to voice chat, overall quality improved + input gain rework, stopping it from sounding completely blown out at high values
- Players attacked while doing generator or laser wouldn't play attack animation fixed
- Worm spawn stutter fixed
- Doors when broken down at slaughter would rotate on the wrong axis fixed
- Infection times scale based on difficulty with nightmare being almost instant, hard 30 seconds, and easy changed to 260 seconds. Also remember these are minimum times that a infection can take over, so the chance of turning instantly is still quite rare on Nightmare.
- Global voice chat volume affects 2d volume as well
- Lobby screen UI location name moved to the aircraft touchdown bar
- Improved audio in the forest map

Oct 23

Coffee, Code, and Ashes #01

Ashen Dungeon - rasen

Hello, this is developer RasEn.

Through a series of posts in the form of “Coffee, Code, and Ashes”, I plan to regularly share reflections, development directions, and progress updates to help ease the wait for those looking forward to Ashen Dungeon’s updates.

It’s been about 20 days since I uploaded the demo of Ashen Dungeon.
Many players have enjoyed multiple playthroughs despite its shortcomings, while others couldn’t overcome the lack of a tutorial or the game’s initial entry barrier.
To everyone who played and shared their thoughts — thank you sincerely.

Based on both the data and player feedback, I’ve been deeply reflecting on the game’s future direction.
Some players have enjoyed over five runs, taking the time to experience each piece of content the game currently offers — yet it’s clear there are still several weak points.

Even considering that Ashen Dungeon only contains early-game content, I know there are many areas where it still falls short compared to other games.
Skill descriptions are often difficult to understand, the interface only provides the bare essentials, and the visuals and presentation still have plenty of room for improvement.

Beyond that, there are numerous aspects that need refinement.
However, I believe that if I can establish a foundation where players can clearly feel the game’s core direction — especially for those who enjoy forming their own party and nurturing mercenaries — it will give enough reason and confidence to keep waiting for the game’s growth.
Still, there were many regrets.
At first, I thought fixing the most noticeable visual issues—especially the animations—would be enough.

But looking from another angle, I was reminded that there are many so-called “god-tier games” that succeed not because of their graphics, but because of their depth and completeness.

That realization made me refocus on what truly matters: the content itself.

Rather than stopping at visual improvements, I’ll continue refining the game’s core fun so players can enjoy Ashen Dungeon more deeply and immersively.

So I started rethinking what kind of content direction players are truly expecting — starting from the very first element they encounter: the temperaments.
Sure, players understand that these give their characters some sort of change, but could it also feel frustrating? Could they imagine what each trait really means?
While discovering these traits through gameplay has its own charm, I wondered if I’d become too fixated on that idea.
In the end, I realized: I need to make these temperamental traits something players can imagine and have fun with from the start.

As with this example, I reviewed every piece of existing content and reconsidered the overall direction of the game — constantly asking, “What do players find most fun?”

Of course, it’s not just the content I’ve been thinking about.
I’m also reflecting on the negative feedback and will continue doing so.

In particular, I realized that to make exploration more enjoyable, I first need to address elements that make it feel frustrating.
That’s why I’m planning the following changes:

Animations, visibility, and atmosphere will all be enhanced to make the experience more immersive.
As I continue testing the scenes, the overall shape is taking form.
I’m eager to update it as soon as possible so players can feel the changes themselves, but I’ve found several technical issues that must be fixed first.
Once they’re resolved, I’ll prepare everything as quickly as I can to show you the results.

There are many other things currently being tested, but I’ll stop here for this post.

Thank you again for your continued interest and support.

Sincerely,
RasEn

Oct 23

Greedy Darts — Early Access Now Live! 🎯

Greedy Darts - tamtam

The wait is over — Greedy Darts is officially available in Early Access!

Thank you so much to everyone who followed the development and supported this project.

This Early Access version represents the foundation of the full experience.

You can enjoy multiple game modes like Count-Up, Zero-One, and Cricket, combined with the strategic depth of deck-building and artifacts.

We plan to add more cards, artifacts, and modes in future updates.

We’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback!

If you encounter any bugs or issues, please report them in the Bug Report Thread.

Your feedback will directly help us shape the future of the game.

Please share your feedback with us on \[Discord] or in the Steam Community — it really helps shape the game as we move toward Early Access.

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Thanks for playing, and enjoy!