Hello everyone,
My team and I are developing a simulation game, and we’ve added a sensor lighting system where the lights automatically turn on when you enter a dark area and stay off when you’re not inside.
Do you think this makes sense? Also, in a public bus terminal restroom management game, what features would make it more interesting? Absurd ideas are totally welcome I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Hello everyone,
We’ve added a new system to our game, Terminal Toilet Simulator. With this system, the waste from the toilets will be carried through pipes. To make it more realistic, we’ve also added a feature where players can place and customize the pipes themselves.
Do you think this might become too boring, or what kind of improvements or new features would you suggest for this system? I’d love to hear your thoughts
Hey everyone,
My team and I are currently developing an indie simulation game, and we’ve recently added a system where there’s a small chance (around 0.3%–2%) of experiencing a jump scare.
I wanted to ask you all:
Would you expect jump scares in a simulation game? And if you did encounter one, would it affect your perception of the game in a positive or negative way?
We’d really love to hear your thoughts and feedback to help us shape the experience in the best way possible.
Hey everyone,
We’ve just rolled out a new update for our game Terminal Toilet Simulator, which we’ve been working on for quite a while now.
Previously, we had some serious issues with AI and bugs we’ve managed to fix around 91% of them so far, and the game feels much smoother now.
Here’s what’s new:
Also, if you think “you can’t get jumpscared in a simulator game”… well, we changed that 😄
There’s a small chance (between 0.3% and 2%) that you might run into a jumpscare.
We’ve also added some fun easter eggs to discover. Oh, and there are security cameras now sometimes the police shows up to inspect the place… what you do with that is up to you 🙂
We’re still actively developing the game, and if everything goes as planned, we’re aiming for an Early Access release in about 3 months.
We would really appreciate it if you could add it to your wishlist.
We’re open to all kinds of feedback — the more absurd, the better.
Hey everyone,
We’ve just rolled out a new update for our game Terminal Toilet Simulator, which we’ve been working on for quite a while now.
Previously, we had some serious issues with AI and bugs we’ve managed to fix around 91% of them so far, and the game feels much smoother now.
Here’s what’s new:
Also, if you think “you can’t get jumpscared in a simulator game”… well, we changed that 😄
There’s a small chance (between 0.3% and 2%) that you might run into a jumpscare.
We’ve also added some fun easter eggs to discover. Oh, and there are security cameras now sometimes the police shows up to inspect the place… what you do with that is up to you 🙂
We’re still actively developing the game, and if everything goes as planned, we’re aiming for an Early Access release in about 3 months.
We would really appreciate it if you could add it to your wishlist.
We’re open to all kinds of feedback — the more absurd, the better.
Hello everyone
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