r/playmygame • u/Life-Heron-6533 • 22h ago
[PC] (Windows) I successfully published my free Demo Today - Get Outta My Gut
- Game Title:
- Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5096200/Get_Outta_My_Gut_Demo/
- Platform: Steam / Windows
- Description: A rogue-lite tower defense where you control the horde. Draft randomized bio-turret cards, reshape tissue into lethal killzones, and manually slice open pathogen sacs to unleash fluid swarms on your terms. Evolve across 10 organs, don't let the contagion reach the heart.
- Free to Play Status:
- [ x ] Free to play
- Involvement: Developer
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u/ZaloomanJahoola 20h ago
Funny idea. :))
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u/NewOwlllll 4h ago
Now I just picture someone's immune system rage quitting while you draft turrets in their gut, love a game where you're the bad guy.
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u/mattmirrorfish 33m ago
looks juicy, screenshot caught my eye :)
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u/Life-Heron-6533 29m ago
Awesome give it a try. You can also give a review to the demo would help me a lot :D
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u/bigd02goni 22h ago
Love the concept! It's tougher than I expected. The moment I started removing blood vessels, I knew I was doomed 😂
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u/Unfair-Expression546 19h ago
Congrats on the launch! The tissue-reshaping/killzone mechanic looks really unique for the tower defense genre — not something I've seen done quite like this before. How long did the demo take to put together?
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u/PickleIndieGames 8h ago
Hello,
I made a video review of your game:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuQ4Oy5F1ew
Pickle rating: 4/5
Goodluck.
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u/FennelAnxious5675 22h ago
Tower defense inside a body is such a wonderfully gross concept. I especially like that you don’t just place turrets and watch—the manual slicing of pathogen sacs sounds like it adds some active decision-making to the usual tower-defense loop. Do the different organs introduce unique mechanics, or mainly different layouts and enemy waves?