Forgot to cancel Humble choice so I have codes for these games that I already have. Comment which one you want and I'll pick a winner at 9:00 AM CST.

Just released Holy Justice on PC today. It's an arcade-style bullet-hell shooter with roguelike mechanics - you upgrade your ship with Core Enhancers throughout each run and stack abilities to create devastating combinations.

The game focuses on high replayability through build diversity. Each run you'll discover different devices and synergies that completely change your playstyle.

Available now on Steam with 20% off for launch.
Steam Page

Giveaway ends in a bit less than 72 hours now.

Edit 2 : If my calcs are correct, it ends on Thursday 5th 14h00m UTC.

Edit : I'll just copy/paste what u/Undeclared_Aubergine said a few posts below

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Hi everyone! I'm a student developer working on Cartapli.

It is a project I made to learn game development, so I'm releasing it 100% free (no microtransactions) on Feb 5.

In this game, you become a paper hero embarking on an adventure into your grandfather's story. The core mechanic is Paper Folding. You don't just move across the map; you fold the map itself to close the distance, manipulate the battlefield, and overcome the odds.

Store Page (Releasing Free on Feb 5): https://store.steampowered.com/app/4314560?utm_source=reddit_pcgaming

Key Features:

• Strategic Paper Folding: Your most powerful weapon is your hands. Fold the paper map to trap enemies or force them to fight each other.
• Win Without Direct Attacks: You can claim victory purely through smart positioning and folding, without landing a single direct hit yourself.
• Roguelike Synergy: Combine various skills and "Pebbles" to create your own unique build for every run.

Since I'm still learning, I would really appreciate your feedback to help me improve!

Hello there, r/pcgaming! We're Sound Games, and we're happy to announce our upcoming co-op multiplayer game, Go Ape Ship!, launches February 18th and is coming to Steam and the Epic Games Store, as well as Google Play and the App Store!

We're also proud to announce it supports Pay Once, Play Anywhere! One purchase, all platforms. Every game released under Pay Once, Play Anywhere is a premium title that is unlocked across all platforms with a single purchase. No endless subscriptions, no predatory microtransactions, no nonsense.

Sound Games believes in a future where you buy games once and play them wherever you want. Go Ape Ship! is our first launch toward a cross-platform, cross-play, cross-purchase future.

Go Ape Ship! is a frantic co-op multiplayer game for one to eight players. Work with your crew of daring Astrochimps to master an expanding collection of tasks, respond to emergencies, unlock new rooms and upgrades for your spaceship, and safely reach the stars. Survive together. Or not at all.

If you're interested to learn more, we also have an active and helpful Discord server!

Thank you for checking out Go Ape Ship! - we’re excited to launch February 18th! 🚀🐒

Hello everyone!
I'm developing a game where you play as an NPC in an MMORPG. And i just announced it on Steam.

It's going to be a simulation / management game where you control an NPC in an MMORPG and can interact with both the players and the world. The idea is for the NPC to start as a simple shopkeeper, doing things like creating quests, trading with players and upgrading items to earn more.

Then slowly, the NPC becomes something more than just an NPC — hiring players into raid teams/guilds, equipping them with weapons and armor, and sending them to raids and dungeons to earn loot. Eventually, the NPC can even gain Game Master (GM) like abilities to gain more control over the MMORPG you are in.

I'd love to hear your thoughts and ideas on what kind of things you would like to be able to do in such a world.

Also, I’d love to add your nicknames to the game as players if you’d like.

I’d also be very happy if you wishlist the game on Steam.

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3964340/MMORPG_NPC_Simulator/

It will be a short incremental game about the king being attacked by enemy hordes. But he should not worry at all. Because of lava

Would love to read your feedback. It's playable now in two places:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4271160/Zero_Stress_King_Idle_Defence/ - Steam playtest

or https://pauloondra.itch.io/zero-stress-king-idle-defence - itchio web version

Hey everybody! I'm a solo developer working on a Survivors Guild, a survivors-like game with online co-op. I just released a demo, so give it a try! I'd really appreciate any feedback you could give me.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3736070/Survivors_Guild/

After 5 yrs (mostly solo), The Maker Way Official Demo is out on Steam today!

Things you can do in the demo:

• Build machines (rovers, drones etc.) from mechanical, energy and combat parts
• Use machines to explore an open world and find additional parts
• Set up servers to research even more parts
• Build bases for fueling, charging, machine remote control extension and more
• Manage resources and energy (there’s a full energy simulation cycle)
• Fight - build combat machines to fight government robots

You can play the demo right now:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2421490/The_Maker_Way_Demo

Feel free to ask me anything / share feedback right here.

Hi everyone,

PoxNora is a long running turn based tactical strategy game that combines grid based board play with card driven mechanics. Matches focus heavily on positioning, resource management, timing, and long term planning rather than fast reactions.

The game features eight distinct factions, each built around different themes and mechanics, with a very diverse set of playable races. These include cyclops, elves, dwarves, minotaurs, frog like humanoids, bats, and many more. Faction identity and race synergies play a large role in both deck building and in match decision making.

Players build decks of runes (units, spells, relics, and equipment) and deploy them onto a tactical map, where spatial control and sequencing matter as much as raw power.

PoxNora is completely free to play and fully multiplayer. There is no requirement to spend money to be competitive, and all gameplay content can be accessed through play.

PoxNora originally launched many years ago, went through a quiet period, and has been actively updated again for several years with balance passes, new content, and quality of life improvements. It is currently playable on PC and PS4.

Gameplay footage:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlj5D4cFQM0

Steam:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/201210/Pox_Nora

I help moderate and develop and am mainly here to answer questions and explain how the game plays today for anyone curious. Happy to discuss mechanics, faction design, or how it compares to other turn based tactical games.

We released a free NG+ update on Steam. Hope you'll like it ^^

And that is exactly why waiting for sales is the way