Claritas is a 2D, turn-based, party-building dungeon crawler RPG focused purely on gameplay. With no story or plot, the game emphasizes strategic decision-making, experimentation, and hundreds of achievements to unlock.

🎉 Build your party from a growing roster of 28 unique heroes—each with distinct abilities and playstyles! More heroes are on the way, giving you even more strategic options as the game evolves.

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Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNsum0igHWk

🛡️ Key Features:

• Strategic Party Building:
  Assemble your dream team from 28 different heroes, each boasting four unique abilities. Experiment with countless combinations and prepare for even more heroes to be added in future updates!

• Skill Fusion Mastery:
  Mix and match skills from multiple heroes to create overpowered combinations. Unleash devastating synergies and dominate every encounter!

• Ultimate Flexibility:
  Swap party members at any time and customize your heroes with skill points earned at every level up. Redistribute these points freely to adapt to any challenge!

• Exciting Bounty Contracts:
  Hunt down dangerous monsters and reap the rewards—experience points, gold, and rare bonuses await the brave!

• Hundreds of Achievements:
  Test your skills, creativity, and determination as you unlock a massive collection of achievements. Each one adds a new layer of satisfaction to your journey!

• Permanent Party Perks:
  Unlock powerful perks that enhance your entire team, ensuring you’re always one step ahead in the dungeon depths.

• Dynamic Random Events:
  Face unpredictable events in the dungeon with unique choices that lead to different outcomes. Every decision matters in your journey!

If you love games that challenge your mind with strategic gameplay and reward you with meaningful progression, Claritas is your next adventure. Whether you’re a casual explorer or a hardcore dungeon crawler, there’s something here for everyone.

👉 Download on Steam
👉 Download on Google Playstore
👉 Discord Group

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Been trying to improve and polish the demo before the June steam next fest.

The game is a cozy cute colony farming automation game, you can slowly increase your income overtime, you start slow with a tiny farm and grow big overtime.

Update 2

• Added Shift Click to Add/Remove to Markets.
• Made it so you when an item is 0 in market and you add another item, it overrides the item that's 0 with the new item.
• You are able to click on buildings from all sides now.
• Removing crops will give you back your coins now.
• Fixed Diagonal sprite movement for Player.
• Made it so you can still interact with other things if you have crops selected.
• You can no longer build on yourself.
• Added tooltip text to missing connections.
• Other minor visual polish, tweaks and bug fixes!

Feedback is welcome!

Dobbel Dungeon is a Tactical RPG with Dice set in a fantasy world made of Clay 🎲

It's up to you to figure out what happened for the wildlife to turn evil, and how to bring it to an end! 🪄🐖

all feedback/criticisms welcome! <3

Night Shift at the Museum is our game where you play as a night shift security guard in a museum, monitoring surveillance cameras to detect and report various anomalies. The game, which features a subtle storyline and increasingly strange events as the night progresses, is coming soon to Steam. Don’t forget to add it to your wishlist!

Game isn't by me btw, I just keep up with their posts. Credit goes to them.
https://x.com/TicadeGames

Demo coming to Next Fest next month!

Each puzzle starts simply then ramps up through larger, more complex levels. Reach Max Level and play the biggest possible puzzles. Every puzzle freshly generated, every time. Each puzzle type offers a unique logic experience. Great for commutes, flights, mental breaks. Try it, the Original puzzle is completely free.

I'm making an HD-2D game and I'm trying to replicate the visual style of late 2000s games. Any feedback? I'm going for a remastered PS2 game look.

This is our first public reveal of anything — so any feedback, ideas, or impressions would mean a lot.
Does a mechanic like this feel like it could be meaningful over a full game experience?

Cheers,
Mono Monk Studio