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Shape the planet and evolve strange creatures in Planetary Life with Steam Deck support
Planetary Life, a planet and life simulation game, has received official Steam Deck support and is now Steam Deck Verified. Players can shape planets, evolve creatures, and manage ecosystems in this "god game" currently in Early Access. The game is set to release fully on August 15th, 2025.
PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 devs battling "AI slop code pull requests"
The developers of the PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 are experiencing an increase in what they describe as "AI slop code pull requests." They are implementing new guidelines requiring contributors to fully understand and own any AI-generated code submitted, with undisclosed or untested AI code potentially leading to bans.
The first major update for Slay the Spire 2 is out now
Mega Crit has released the first major gameplay content update for their deck-builder Slay the Spire 2, following a beta period. The update includes significant balancing changes, reworks, new artwork, a new Badges system, revamped leaderboards, and numerous bug fixes. The developer also recently increased their direct support for the Godot Engine.
Road to Vostok is an incredibly impressive solo-developed hardcore survival shooter
Road to Vostok, a solo-developed hardcore survival shooter built with Godot Engine, has entered Early Access and achieved over 140,000 sales in its first week. The game offers realistic FPS mechanics, physics-based loot, and permadeath, with plans for native Linux support in the future. Despite a somewhat unengaging intro and a restrictive save system, its positive reception highlights its appeal to players seeking a challenging survival experience.
Godot gets a funding boost from Slay the Spire 2 devs Mega Crit
Mega Crit, the developer behind Slay the Spire 2, has significantly increased its funding for the open-source Godot Engine, reaching the Corporate Platinum sponsorship level. This renewed and increased support highlights successful developers giving back to the tools they utilize.
