Sinister $3 life-or-death indie horror game [Buckshot Roulette] shoots up Steam charts with 96% rating at launch
Sinister $3 life-or-death indie horror game [Buckshot Roulette] shoots up Steam charts with 96% rating at launch
Buckshot Roulette, a sinister psychological horror game costing under $3, is already getting thousands of Steam players and rave reviews.
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...it uses Godot Engine.
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Is using Godot bad
15 0 ReplyIt's actually good considering it's not screwing over game devs by taking a huge cut of their profits, and it's open source.
58 0 ReplyIt would be good if successful Godot developers contributed to development or financially instead of leaching off of it
6 0 ReplyI don't think you understand the core concepts of open source.
27 0 ReplyYou say that yet I have contributed to open source software. They are allowed to do what they want with it for free but from a moral sense they should contribute back to projects that they benefit from.
6 0 ReplyTwo things can be true
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It's a new thing for a game using Godot to be a bestseller.
30 0 ReplyAd infernum and Wrought Flesh used it too :)
11 0 ReplyI think Brotato uses it too
13 0 ReplyCruelty Squad too
8 0 ReplyAlso Cassete Beasts, Halls of Torment, and Dome Keeper.
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It’s neither good nor bad for the game. Good for the game development community overall though.
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