Sinister $3 life-or-death indie horror game [Buckshot Roulette] shoots up Steam charts with 96% rating at launch
...it uses Godot Engine.
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Pretty fun little game, though it is “short” by some standards, though replayable.
It's definitely worth the $3 tho
That's the price of a McDonalds hashbrown, so I'd say it's definitely worth it
Is using Godot bad
It's actually good considering it's not screwing over game devs by taking a huge cut of their profits, and it's open source.
I don't think you understand the core concepts of open source.
Two things can be true
It's a new thing for a game using Godot to be a bestseller.
Ad infernum and Wrought Flesh used it too :)
I think Brotato uses it too
Cruelty Squad too
Also Cassete Beasts, Halls of Torment, and Dome Keeper.
It’s neither good nor bad for the game. Good for the game development community overall though.
Any idea if its steam deck compatible?
Was playing it on my Deck just fine last night. It takes a few minutes to get used to but there is a controller mode.