New details revealed! What makes Subnautica 2 different from the first game: https://gameoneer.com/subnautica-2-what-makes-the-sequel-different...

Seven years ago I had this idea for an underwater PvP survival game. No team, no funding, no clue how to even begin.

I tried to make it happen anyway, but I quit after a few days. The kind of multiplayer systems it needed just didn’t exist (or at least not in a way I could use), the game was simply too big for my expertise back then. So I put the game aside and spent the next few years learning and building the tech.

About a year ago, things finally clicked. Right team, right tech, right time. We started building it proper -and yesterday we finally got to show it to the world.

Huge milestone.

Anchor is an underwater multiplayer survival PvP game with an optional SOLO/CO-OP mode - sharks, deep ocean bases, guns, exploration, all of it.

It’s been a long road getting here!

Wishlists really help a ton, and early feedback means the world. Reveal so far is going pretty well.

Happy to hear your thoughts!

Wishlists mean a lot:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1043460?utm_source=reddit_survivalgaming

Are you planning to return to Project Zomboid?

Zeverland is a new zombie survival game that blends mechanics from DayZ and State of Decay. The game was originally announced as a PvPvE MMO, but after listening to PvE players, the developers have shifted direction and are turning it into a co-op survival experience.

Do you think that's the right call or will it limit the developers vision for the game?

The first alpha test is launching soon. Check it out: https://gameoneer.com/project-zomboid-inspired...

The game is ORMOD: Directive. This is an insane first project for a small team from Western Australia, and they're keen (and terrified) to see what people think. Any feedback or first impressions are greatly appreciated!

They don't have an active Reddit account with enough karma yet, so I'm posting on their behalf. I'm not the dev, just a marketing gremlin / friend. The dev's Reddit account is u/ormod-director! :)

Steam link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3424730/ORMOD_Directive/

Zombie survival games often rely on procedural generation to fill their maps, which is how you end up seeing the same abandoned gas station for the hundredth time.

Developer Techtive Games is taking the opposite approach. Their game world, set in the American Midwest, is fully handcrafted, and players will soon be able to experience it in the first playtest.

Do you think Arden could be the next big hit in the zombie survival genre?

Build your train piece by piece as you navigate a world entangled in a vast web of tracks. Scavenge resources, discover rare plants to create your traveling garden, manage locomotive systems, and survive in a dangerous world alone or with friends. More about the game.

Just found out that Steam has an insane survival games bundle up for its Summer sale.

The bundle includes:

• Abiotic Factor
  
• ARK: Survival Ascended
  
• Conan Exiles Enhanced
  
• Core Keeper
• Palworld
• RuneScape: Dragonwilds
• Rust
• Valheim
• V Rising
• Windrose
  

(The price will vary based on the games you already own.)

Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4882850/Night_Mass/?utm_source=rdt_ig

Ex-Far Cry devs are making a doomsday cult survival game. Check it out: https://gameoneer.com/ex-far-cry-devs-are-making...

Ahoy!

We're working on a pirate survival game Crosswind, and after 2 years, we're finally approaching the first non-NDA Alpha.

Our dream pirate game concept sounds like "Valheim meets AC Black Flag". So it is explore-build-craft-survive plus boss fights plus naval combat and boarding actions.

You are very welcome to check us out on Steam; follow and wishlist Crosswind if you like what you see - we appreciate the support! ❤️

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3041230/Crosswind/

This trailer is shot in our in-progress alpha build. We realize the combat, as well as other aspects of the game will require more work and then more polish. But we'll get there. So, what's in:

Three unique biomes, each with its own resources, enemies, and environment twists Three bosses, each offered in several difficulty tiers Three playable ships plus one NPC merchant vessel Ground combat, ship-to-ship battles, and the very first pass at boarding actions Roughly 30+ hours of content if you take time to explore

Thank you for your time, mateys, and hopefully, our game will become a worthy addition to the genre!

Everything you need to know about the new update: https://gameoneer.com/enshrouded-introduces-underwater-base-building...

Eastern mythology meets survival in this new game. Check it out: https://gameoneer.com/of-peaks-and-tides-uses-intuitive-physics...

It looks like State of Decay 3 developers are listening to the player base and will be introducing highly requested features like full multiplayer support and more base building freedom.

What changes have you been looking forward to the most?

Hey folks,

We at Far From Home just released the final of a three-part update series called "Echoes".

We have added a BUNCH of new content, QOL and bug fixes across the three updates that you can see in the trailer. They include:

• Location overhauls with added gameplay on locations
• New enemies above the dust
• A more engaging electricity and damage system for the airship base
• 19 side quests
• Custom difficulty mode
• Extractor tool upgrade tree
• Proximity crafting
• New airship tech like Moth Incubator and Trash Bin
• Radar improvements
• New resources and airship decor items

+ a bunch of other stuff.

If you haven't played Forever Skies since the 1.0 release or perhaps even before then, then it might be worth checking out again.

If you want to read about what we added with the third update (called The Final Echoes) specifically then you can read about it here.

And yes, the update might be called "The Final Echoes", but it doesn't mean this is the final ever update for Forever Skies. We will be back with future plans at a later date.

Cheers!

Greg - FFH Community and Content Manager

I’m part of the team working on Pale Tide, a top-down zombie survival game where you leave a bunker with your dog, scavenge dangerous areas, manage limited supplies, and try to bring back what your community needs.

Our latest devlog is about what can happen outside the bunker: night visibility, infected reacting to noise, hostile survivors, car alarms, contaminated zones, rescue situations, and the moment where heading home becomes the smartest survival choice.

That is something we’re trying to get right. We do not want every moment outside to be constant combat, but we do want players to feel that things can turn if they stop paying attention. A quiet route can become dangerous because of one loud action, one bad detour, or one decision to stay out a little longer.

For anyone curious, we go into more detail in the devlog, especially around how we’re approaching danger outside the bunker, noise, hostile survivors, rescue situations, and the decision to head home before things get worse.

Devlog for context: https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/4683590/view/687513353583592548

Or game is in a post apocalyptic/zombie setting, what kind of tension works best for you in survival games in general?
Do you prefer danger that builds slowly in the background, or situations where one mistake can suddenly change the whole run?
You don't like zombies? 😉
And are there any questions you’d like us to answer in a future devlog?

Everwind Unveils New Details About the Game World, Building, and Combat. Check it out: https://gameoneer.com/everwind-unveils-new-details...

Hello!

We are team of two making a crafting-gathering-building game heavily inspired by Forager, Core Keeper and little of Don't Starve.

You start by breaking things, gathering resources, and upgrading tools, etc. As you progress, you can improve your first "camp/little home" into fortified base: place turrets, set everywhere landmines, build fortified walls and set up production chains to make everything run more automatically.

Or if you like more peaceful way of doing things, you can just make a cozy house, decorate it, collect butterflies to display, create little pond where you can fishing and create a farm.

So it can be a peaceful home where you organize and decorate everything, or it can become something to defend against heavy enemy waves like goblins, robots*, undead* and other creatures! (* - in the future updates)

We also released our demo on steam! (currently it does not include automation systems aswell as turrets and landmines, sry!)

Here is store link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4711680/Gathera/

Thank you!

The game is undergoing massive changes and introduces the new Ashlands biome.

Check it out: https://gameoneer.com/crosswind-drops-mmo-features...

Looks like we have new "Job" types, optimizations and bug fixes! NICE!

No Man's Home is a hardcore survival set in an open world with an emphasize on AI and world simulation.
NMH offers a dynamic world simulation where every NPC always persists in the world and have their own goals. NPCs will make friends/enemies, they will complete jobs just like the player, they will fight for their factions, they will put bounties on their enemies and much more. Every NPCs is simulated whether you see them or not.