Dominik Dammermany many great new indie demos in #SteamNextFest
as always I will review some of them and show you geks i discovered
Took some more time than expected but I played a lot of games on #SteamNextFest. many very good, some even outstanding.
In the following I will present some to you!
(one or two each day)
#SteamNextFest Recommendation #1
Lakeburg Legacies is a cozy medieval dating settlement management game, where you connect your townfolk and help them find a partner and grow their settlement.
Very promising and promising, but you can tell there is still some work left to do for the developers.
I hope the endgame can deliver. Will keep an eye on this one!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1584940/Lakeburg_Legacies/
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Take fate into your own hands in Lakeburg Legacies, a social-based village management sim where love is your favourite resource. Play matchmaker to create the most effective, and most loved up, couples and help your kingdom thrive. How long will it take you to crown a sovereign?
#SteamNextFest Recommendation #2
Sons of Valhalla is a mix of Kingdom management and roguelite sidescroll battler. It has an awesome pixel art style and has pretty engaging combat
if you enjoy the kingdom games, you will enjoy this one as well!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1409830/Sons_of_Valhalla/
njamster 
@DominikDammer I played the demo but found the mix to not really working out. :(
Kingdom stayed fully committed to its passive, indirect play style - but Sons of Valhalla also adds an active (and *very* powerful) way of playing the game.
As someone who found Kingdom a bit dull at times that sounded like a great addition at first, but it also means it's much less about making clever investments at the right time (like Kingdom), since you always can fight the battles yourself. YMMV, though. :)
@njamster i found that especially in late game kingdom became unfair and unbalanced, so this more active approach could be a good idea.
but lets see how the full version turns out
but lets see how the full version turns out
#SteamNextFest Recommendation #3
The hungry Fly... well you.. play a fly.. a really hungry one. But there aint any food, so you gotta eat memories... obviously.
This little horror game has a really catchy ps2 graphic look and an intrieging story with a very innovative player character. So if you like weird games and/or horror.
Oh and the best thing: you can rub your little fly hands and look like the evil scheming insect you are!
Check it out.
#SteamNextFest Recommendation #4
Dizzy Rogue, is a sidescroll roguelite battler with a very unique combat mechanic. Your weapon always circles around you and bounces of obstacles, making very interesting fights.
Its fun for quick games. Take a look!
(bonus point: you can play as a bunny)
@DominikDammer What a fun idea! Never heard of it before, thanks for the hint! :)
#SteamNextFest Recommendation #7
Dark and Darker is basically Tarkov but in a fantasy dungeon where you can from multiple classes. Play PvEvP and try to extract... and not to die.... (you will die, very often)
It was fun to play, but had the same grave balancing issues Tarkov has as well. You have no chance against teams or high level player with good gear. Though there are maps without teams.
Ill keep my eye on it and see how it develops.
the next three recommendations (8-10) will be the outstanding ones! my favourites from this years #SteamNextFest
Oh damn, seems you gotta take this recommendation with a big grain of salt
@GIbiz https://www.gamesindustry.biz/dark-and-darker-developer-ironmace-raided-by-korean-police
