An indie game studio in the heart of Tornado Alley. House of the Lost: Revived is OUT NOW on Steam with local co-op and it plays great on Steam Deck! #indiedev
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The doors are open: House of the Lost: Revived is OUT NOW on Steam! 🏚️
$7.99 for launch week (20% off)
An Isaac-meets-Zelda action roguelike:
🎲 Every run reshuffles the House with a new layout, monsters, secrets
⚒️ Weapon crafting with game-breaking combos
🎮 Local co-op, locked away since the OUYA era, is finally back
👹 Four boss domains
✅ Controller support + great on Steam Deck
Grab a friend. See if you can survive the House of the Lost... together.
Download Now: store.steampowered.com/app/5…
You'll have to watch out for the toys when you're fighting Bombo the Clown!
Get House of the Lost: Revived on Steam for 20% off 👇
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#indiegame #wishlistwednesday
Download House of the Lost: Revived now on Steam!
And tell your friends with a like or RT, it really helps us get the word out.
Good luck!
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Wow, I just realized how the mirrors actually work in Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse. After 11 hours!
Awesome work @Studio_Evil. I was shocked when my ‘I wonder’ paid off.
Bravo.
Only one more sleep until House of the Lost: Revived hits Steam!
Go hit the wishlist button so you'll be notified when we release, and you won't miss our launch discount!
Steam Link: store.steampowered.com/app/5…
I couldn’t agree with this more.
A culture that stops giving the next generation King Arthur stories will unwittingly drive their children toward Anakin stories.
Demonizing the desire for order does not diminish the innate human desire for order.
Gen Z will root for Anakin over the chaos of spineless ineptitude and moral hypocrisy.
We must give them Arthur.
This is a beautiful read for a Sunday.
Early in his career, after a disastrous night on stage in Chicago, Bill Murray walked out into the street ready to end his life, and headed for the lake, thinking he might as well "float for a while" once he was gone...
Instead, he turned up Michigan Avenue and found himself in front of the Art Institute of Chicago. He walked inside without even stopping to pay, because, in his words, he felt he was already "pretty much dead," and there, in front of him, was a painting he had always loved:
The Song of the Lark, painted by the French artist Jules Breton in 1884. A young peasant woman stands barefoot in an empty field at dawn, a sickle in her hand, pausing in her work to listen to a lark somewhere above her, while behind her a huge orange sun is just rising over the horizon.
Murray looked at her and saw a girl with very little to hope for, and yet, as he put it, "the sun’s coming up anyway and she’s got another chance at it." That simple thought was enough to bring him back because it made him feel that he too was a person, with "another chance every day the sun comes up."
For every writer, creator and dreamer here on X, I want to leave you with this: think of this story the next time you feel your art is futile, or that your creative pursuit isn’t worth the effort. Somewhere, someday, someone may stand in front of what you made at the lowest moment of their life, and find in it a reason to see the sun come up one more time...
Happy Halloween!
Don't wander into the House of the Lost tonight, no matter how much candy they offer you.
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Our behind-the-scenes look at restoring one of mobile's earliest roguelikes.
Back now on iOS and Android, coming soon to Steam.
It's official, House of the Lost: Revived is launching on Steam Tuesday Nov 3rd.
That's next week!
Thanks to everyone who has played the demo and wishlisted so far, but let's pump those numbers up before launch!
The demo is the perfect game to play co-op after Trick or Treating this weekend.
Link in the comments. 👇
House of the Lost: Revived launching on Steam Nov 3rd!
store.steampowered.com/app/5…
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What a heartbreaking week it has been. Sir Patrick Stewart was a friend, a colleague, and a magnificent actor. From the stage to the bridge of the Enterprise, he brought intelligence, grace, and a deep sense of humanity to everything he did. Captain Picard stood for the best of us, and so did the man who played him. I was filled with affection and admiration for him and his work.
My heart goes out to Sunny and his family. He will be deeply missed.
Watching Star Trek: The Next Generation with my Dad was one of 'our things' when I was a kid. I will always have a special place in my heart for the show because of that, but also because of the incredible characters that brought it to life every week.
None of those characters were as special, or as well portrayed, as Captain Picard.
Sir Patrick Stewart was a singular acting talent, and he will be sorely missed. Prayers for him and his family.
Rest in Peace Captain.
Everyone says 'build in public' and 'share your dev journey' but then you get hit with stuff like this.
All you can do is take the feedback and work it into making the game better.
