Years later I discovered what freem was, and I got so excited about seeing so much rpg maker horror I'd never heard of that I think I went through all 60 or so pages the site had of horror games at the time. I was much younger at the time, and not very experienced with horror, so that was something that actually happened a lot more often, but it was still enough to "leave" a mark on me (hehehe). I look back at Leave very fondly as one of the first rpg maker games I've ever played, and probably the first to actually scare me to the point of me not being able to finish it.
However, it's also worth noting that my score of a game does not necessarily reflect how I remember it. For a long time the only game of theirs that I knew was Leave, which I also have a review for (but I warn you that it is not a very well written one), and despite the fact that the 2.5 point score I gave it could be interpreted as low by some, I just consider that to be average.
Not only is it a well designed game, it is also a return to horror from the developer Gustav, and that enough makes me happy. If you would like to do an AMA, add a game jam or any other event to the /r/IndieDev calendar, message the moderators!įor more information about submissions, you can check out the really detailed guidelines here.Ĭheck out our list of indie development subreddits for more.STYGIAN by Gustav / Astral (Translated by ForgoneMoose) Length: ~40 minutes I am very happy that Cat in the Box got the attention that it deserved. That being said, there are no strict rules here, use common sense when you post and use that report button if you think you need to! They are friendly and active, but not overwhelmingly complicated. There are a lot of indie-dev-related communities on reddit, here's a full list, but the few in the sidebar/about-tab are a good place to start your reddit journey. There's a page to add your subreddit or website. We have a community-run wiki with tips and tricks, related subreddits and helpful resources. Keep in mind that this is a community of developers and even though we're all gamers too, this isn't your audience per se, it's more like a room full of peers.
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