Rediscover terror in this reimagined classic survival horror. Collect eight pages and evade the relentless Slenderman in a hauntingly realistic world rebuilt with updated graphics, adaptive AI, and immersive sound design. Prepare for unpredictable scares and a chilling atmosphere that redefines fear.

https://youtu.be/v8bnOFQFIMQ

https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/3209910/Slender_Reborn/

He'll haunt👻 you this January - 😱Slender Reborn😱 is coming out on Steam

Many titles from CreativeForge Games🎁, developed or published are now on sale during the Steam Autumn Sale🍁 - Aircraft Carrier Survival,🚢 Builder's of Greece⚒️, Beer Factory🍺, and more!




Starting now, it will last until 4th of December, 10 am Pacific time.




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https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/bundle/39178/Colonial_Conquest_Bundle/

https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/bundle/29996/Handyman_in_House_Builder/

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Happy shopping and enjoy playing,
CreativeForge Games

Step into the 1950s with My Hotel. As the new owner of a mysterious hotel, revive its glory through stylish renovations, solve hidden secrets, and master faction intrigues. A captivating blend of history and adventure awaits.


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Have a great time playing,
CreativeForge Games team.

As one of the late developers brought on to fix some of the bugs on ACS (and a fan of the game as well, I completed it three times), I would like to take a moment and announce my next game, a cPRG titled Sector Unknown.

https://steamproxy.com/steamstore/app/2734270/Sector_Unknown/

After creating quite a few strategy games as an indie (and mostly solo) developer, I decided, perhaps quite insanely, to create an cRPG instead. This is the genre that I find myself playing and enjoying the most, from classics such as Baldur’s Gate 2, Fallout 2, Fallout New Vegas, Knights of the Old Republic, Mass Effect, to more contemporary games such as Pillars of Eternity, Outer Worlds, Colony Ship, Trudograd, Underrail, and Encased. In short, I really, really like RPGs, and especially ones that use an isometric angle of gameplay.

Sector Unknown is sort of my love letter to both the classics and the contemporaries. I think I’m better suited for telling a story than number crunching strategy games (as evidenced by my mixture of reviews in that genre).

After three years working part-time (well almost full time) on the systems, the game is close to complete on features (movement, inventory, party management, quests, dialogue, crafting, combat, itemization, space flight, etc). I’m aiming to have a demo for the game completed in a month or so. It’s close to completion now, but I’m still not happy with the tutorial level. What I do not want is for it to be a barrier to entry like the much-maligned temple tutorial level in Fallout 2 (I almost never experienced the rest of that fantastic game due to being so turned off by the temple).

The goal for this game is to launch into Early Access. I intend to have over half of the game completed by that EA launch with full launch occurring 6-9 months after that. The idea to do an EA launch was not one taken lightly, but one thing I have found with my past launches is that just when I think a game is bug-free and ready for a seamless launch, players will find new and interesting ways to break things – leading to frantic post-launch schedule of rushing out bug-fixes and patches. I think this way is better. Launch into Early Access and take player feedback over time so that I can get everything sorted for a smooth launch after that.

The other factor is budget. Right now, I do not have the armor or model system in place for player characters and NPCs. These are assets. This will change before Early Access as I have the models done (with no armor or clothing yet), but even after that, I suspect I will need some of the additional revenue from EA launch to finish the last 2-3 planets (as mentioned I aim to have 3-4 story planets complete for EA launch, with the first one ready for the demo in the coming month or so).

I hope people will wishlist and follow this game. It’s always been a dream of mine to create a sci-fi cRPG, and there doesn’t seem to be many on the market except for Colony Ship (which I completed three times). So I hope there’s a market for something like this, a game taking inspiration from early Bioware and some of the great current game developers on the market today.

I will continue to provide updates in the next while, including game systems, story, ideas, and more. I really look forward to people's feedback and thoughts as well.

Hey all,

Just a quick note that there are two new DLC for Aircraft Carrier Survival courtesy of CreativeForge and the old Gambit Games team.

The DLC consist of two small missions and two new ships.

The DLC can be acquired here:
End Of Harmony Mission 1
End Of Harmony Mission 2

After getting the DLC, you can play the missions in the Skirmish Mode section on the menu.

I thought I had sent this news post out last week, but saw it unpublished still. Embarrassed. Anyhow, hope you enjoy the DLC!

Depending on where CreativeForge is at with the game, I am hoping to dive back in and do some more updates in the next month or so. Will keep you posted.

Thanks!

Another smaller update - changes can be seen below. Thanks for continued feedback.

• Medals - You can now see the status of your medals during each mission from the objectives drop-down. This will show you how many ships you have destroyed, your mission time, and how many losses you have incurred against the requirements.
  
• Sitting Ducks - The bug has been fixed where your ship is towed during the night. The time now skips properly to morning after the second video.
  
• Plane speed on deck increased slightly.
  
• Brooklyn Type I and Type II ships now named properly.
  
• Fixed bug with resupply order duration.
  
• Combat Box Gold card now promotes properly to next levels.
  
• Fixed bug with enemy defenses having exactly 0 HP not being valid targets.
  
• Portrait selection in character creation has a duplicate entry or bug causing one of the portraits to need 2 clicks to change - this has been fixed.

More to come. Will keep everyone posted.

Thanks!

Next round of changes can be seen below. Thanks for continued feedback.

• Tactical Pause Button - it bothered me while playing through the game that I couldn't pause the tactical screen in order to issue commands and just think about what I wanted to do. It was a bit of a challenge with the current code and I had to dust off the ol' Photoshop, but I managed to add a pause button to the tactical screen. You will be able to issue office orders, plan missions, task crew mates and more while the game is paused. Note that pause is not available on the tutorial.
  
• Air Strike - added a button on the air strike screen to clear all cards and reset the mission. This is conjunction with the last update where previously cancelled air strikes would preserve the chosen cards.
  
• Fixed bug where camera would start sometimes beneath the carrier during mission start
  
• Fixed some incorrect text on the tutorial.
  
• Added quick save message for other languages after hitting F5 (used to not have any indication that a game was saved).

Plan is to continue to push out smaller updates like this one.

Thanks!

The sandbox movement bug has been fixed, plus managed to add a few more fixes and changes as well.

Here is a list of all that has now been fixed or added with this update:

• Fixed game-breaking bug where ship would not move in sandbox mode.
  
• Added panel showing which planes are on deck (fighter, dive, torpedo) - this can be found at the bottom-right part of the UI. I found myself getting annoyed having to count which kind of planes I had on deck at any give time, so figured this would be a good change.
  
• Fixed waypoint bug on tactical screen that sometimes crashed save games or froze ship. The waypoints are now reset if this happens.
  
• Added ability to save combat cards when cancelling airstrike. It used to be if you planned an airstrike only to find yourself out of range for pickup, you would cancel it and have to re-do all the cards again. That drove me crazy. This fixes that.
  
• Fixed pixelated medal sprites.
  
• Add quick save notification. I like to know when hitting f5 that the game is actually saving. Note this has not been localized yet. Coming soon.
  
• Fixed save indexing bug.
  
• Order of saves now shown starting from newest to oldest.

More to come.

Now that I know my way a bit more around the project, I will be posted smaller and more incremental changes as listed in my forum thread. Pause button for the tactical map is slated for the next update, along with a few others.

Hope you enjoy! I'm going to do another sandbox run myself.

I’m Damon from Creative Storm Entertainment. Not to be confused with CreativeForge Games. A bit about myself: I'm the designer/developer of the Age of Gladiators and Raiders! Forsaken Earth series, as well as being a co-designer/developer on Deadwater Saloon.

As Gambit Games is no more, I’ve been asked by CreativeForge to come in and help fix some of the bugs and make improvements to the game. Note that I am actually a fan of the game as well and have played the campaign to completion twice now (50+ hours on Steam), with 72% of achievements earned (a couple elude me like Purple Heart – I guess I just can’t stand seeing my crew members die).

One thing to note is that I have not played the sandbox mode as of yet, but plan on doing so soon. I understand there are some game breaking bugs there.

My strategy is to be transparent and push out series of smaller, but more frequent updates instead of larger and potentially more game-breaking ones. To my knowledge, the game hasn't received a patch since June of 2022. I intend to change that. In doing so, I'm likely going to forego some of the previously-promised visual changes (ocean color and foam, for example) and focus instead on what I think are more important gameplay impediments that need fixing.

I can't promise I'll get all the bugs fixed right away, but I'll listen and do my best.

These are some of the changes I have come up with from my gameplay:

• Add a Pause button
  
• Save system is still broken (slots disappear when using scroll bar)
  
• Saves do not work sometimes during missions – I intend to identify and fix this.
  
• Panel showing which planes are on deck at any given time (fighter, dive, torpedo) – I grew weary of counting how many of each plane type I had before planning airstrikes and think a quick UI addition can fix this problem.
  
• Show how many (planes on deck/planes required for mission) in launch rollover (instead of just how many planes required) – there have been too many times I’ve rolled one too many torpedo bombers and clogged up the deck during mission critical times.
  
• Health status UI bar on carrier (sections damaged / sections critical)
  
• Remove air strike not finding any targets – this one drives me crazy. If I recon an area and plan an airstrike, I find it frustrating when there are no targets found during the strike.
  
• Save attack cards – I would like to explore the ability to save a particular attack and use it again instead of having to remember which cards make for my most effective attacks.
  
• Remove random injuring of crew members (I find it aggravating when my crew members slip on wet decks and get critically injured)
  
• Faster airplane movement on decks – not sure about this one but would like to explore it a bit more.
  
• Add quick save notification – when I hit the f5 key, I sometimes am unsure if it actually saved.
  
• Duplicate ship abilities can be used – not sure if this will be too game-breaking and overpowering or not, but I would like to maybe consider bringing too or more of the same escort ships on a mission and being able to use their abilities even while the other one is on countdown. I suspect this one won’t be viable though.)
  
• Add Save message after successful save on the save/load screen
  
• Check sandbox mode for any bugs
  
• Review tutorial
  
• Add periodic auto-saves to the game, say every 24 hours or so.

Some of these may not be viable, but I wanted to run them past the community.

As mentioned before, I want to forego some of the aesthetic changes and focus on the game-breaking problems as well as some of the above quality of life changes first.

Thanks!