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Several years of hard development, debates over the "penis-shooter" in the first minute of the trailer, sleepless nights, and here we are. Today we've announced our hardcore turn-based tactical game with RPG elements!

r/IndieDev
5/22/2025

SAAS TOOLS

SaaSURLCategoryFeatures/Notes
Unityhttps://unity.com/Game EngineCross-platform game development, 3D/2D capabilities, asset store, scripting in C#

USER NEEDS

Pain Points:

  • Lack of atmospheric sci-fi mystery in tactical games
  • Limited resource management in tactical games
  • Need for more unique and deadly enemy encounters

Problems to Solve:

  • Creating immersive sci-fi atmospheres
  • Implementing deep resource management systems
  • Designing challenging and varied enemy encounters

Potential Solutions:

  • Using Unity engine for cross-platform development
  • Building atmospheric sci-fi environments
  • Implementing resource management mechanics
  • Creating unique enemy AI behaviors

GROWTH FACTORS

Effective Strategies:

  • Building a strong community through playtesting
  • Creating engaging trailers to generate interest
  • Leveraging Steam platform for distribution

Marketing & Acquisition:

  • Using Reddit for community engagement and announcements
  • Building hype through trailer releases
  • Utilizing Steam page for wishlisting and pre-orders

Monetization & Product:

  • Focus on core gameplay mechanics and unique features
  • Building a strong brand identity through atmospheric design
  • Creating a compelling sci-fi mystery narrative

User Engagement:

  • Encouraging community feedback through playtesting
  • Building anticipation through trailer releases
  • Creating a strong visual identity through game design