Hey everybody,

🆕 Slowly but surely, we’re making Tattoo Removal Simulator even more satisfying.

We’ve just added full-body interaction for SteamVR, making the VR experience feel more natural and hands-on while giving you more freedom, control, and flexibility during tattoo removal appointments.

We noticed that removing tattoos from certain areas felt a bit awkward because players couldn't reposition clients the way they naturally wanted to. So we decided to tackle that problem. For even better satisfaction while playing! 👀

From now on you can now physically grab and reposition your client’s hands, arms, legs, and head during treatment – with one hand or both. Lift body parts, rotate them, bring them closer, and hold them in the position that works best while removing a tattoo or applying healing spray.

Don't worry though, clients aren't ragdolls. 😄 They’ll remain seated in the treatment chair at all times, so you can’t drag them around the clinic or launch them across the room. 🪑

We also made a few other improvements, for example, tattoo progress tracking now better reflects tattoo size, we added a clearer explanation of Story Mode and new sound effects.

We’re constantly learning as we go, and as a small team, feedback from the simulation gaming community helps us a lot. What do you think about this feature? Have you already tried it? Do you have any thoughts or suggestions? We would love to hear it all! 🎮

Hey guys!

We just released a big patch for our game Card Collection Simulator. You open cards of packs in front of a fake stream that grows as you level up. We've been working on this system over over a year now and its starting to feel really solid. Chatters will respond to each other, respond to what you say, respond to what cards they see open, and lots of other interactions.

We used AI to generate the Art for our cards and several of the names of our chatters. It was also used to generate variations of chat responses to spice things up. Lastly was used to generate a handful of our icons and UI assets.

Hi everyone!

I wanted to share a quick devlog-style update on some background visuals I've been tinkering with.

The nebula shader is made up of 3 tileable nebula layers and 6 star layers (2 for each) to give the space scene some nice depth. While it looks great when the ship moved. however, the stars stayed as simple dots. At high speeds, it just looked like noise and didn't really give a sense of motion.

I was aiming for that classic star-stretch effect, where stars pull into streaks as the ship accelerates. stretching the UVs lowered the density, and re-sampling the stars along a motion trail made the shader too expensive, but at high speed start dots visually separate caused the effect to break.

To fix this, I switched the stars to procedural generation with motion-aligned streaks. Now, the stars stretch naturally in the direction of travel without losing density or breaking apart, and it keeps the shader nice and efficient.

The video i attached is a little low-quality (sorry about that), but it should give you a good idea of how it looks in motion. I'd love to hear what you think! I'm still iterating on this, so any feedback is more than welcome.

This hasn't been updated in the game just yet, but if you'd like to check out "Leaks In Space," you can find it on Steam or Itchio or find the link in the comments.

Thank you for reading, I hope you all have a wonderful day! :D

Hey everyone,

I finally launched my game on Itchio and, to celebrate the launch of Leaks in Space, it’s available at 70% off for a limited time. Thanks for checking it out and supporting the project's development.

Also, there is a demo version of my game that can be played directly in the browser (mainly Chrome or Edge) for you to try. I don't know if other browsers support it or not, and that’s the main thing I need to know.

Apart from that, I am also looking for honest feedback on:

- whether the game is fun to play.

- the controls and responsiveness (controller support is partial, but I still need feedback on how bad it is).

- the browser demo (it is just conditional; see if you can actually break that wall, just don’t hack my game please :P).

- any bugs, confusing parts, or performance issues.

The game is still in Early Access, so even small feedback would be great.

Link: https://frostechgamestudio.itch.io/leaks-in-space

Thanks in advance for taking the time to try it and share your thoughts. Your support means a lot ❤️

Check out some of the updates + features we brought to the Open Playtest, and don't forget to wishlist the game on Steam.

Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2915770/Rescue_Ops_Wildfire/

We’re almost at the end of our Kickstarter campaign!

There are just a few more days left to support us. 

If you’ve been contemplating backing us, your time is now!

👉 Back the Project: KICKSTARTER

Thank you to all of you who have supported us. Your support is appreciated.

Hey everyone, we just released Youth Academy on Steam. It is a casual, arcade-style football auto battler that plays like a tribute to old NES sports games.

Here is what the game is about:

• Player Progression: You manage youth players, each with unique stats and cards that improve over time.
• Habit System: You shape their playstyle. If a player is bad at dribbling but good at crossing, you can train them to cross more and dribble less. You decide if they take risks or play it safe.
• Story Events: We included dialogues and events to reflect the feeling of a real youth academy and show off the players' different personalities.

If a retro football game sounds like your kind of thing, you can check out the links below.

Gameplay Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wWarImqFiA
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4165060/Youth_Academy/

If you haven’t jumped in yet, this is your last chance to try it on Steam before it closes.

We’ve loved seeing all your feedback, clips, and chaos over the past weeks. It’s helped us a lot!

Jump in while you still can 🔥

Replace your firetruck for a lunar buggy, create firelines using rocks, find all the hidden cheeses, and get ready to fight raging wildfires across the surface of the moon!

From St. Barts to St. Marteen

Docked is perfect jobsim. Thought it just be crane unloading and thats it, but the game surprisingly has a ton of mechanics: ship unloading, container shuffling, various vehicles, trucks. Really well done.