Hi, I am a lone indie developer from Kazakhstan, my first game, about Gaza called Battle for Desert City, is coming out on January 19, costs 10$.
I will be very pleased if you add to your Wishlist and purchase at release day, it will help me so much.
The game is made on Unreal Engine 5.3 What do you think?
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2752490/Battle_for_Desert_City/

theres no textures cause your computor cant run it

The games runs great now. I easily get 120+ fps post engine update, and the graphics are serviceable. It's a fun game with only a few problems, but nothing I wouldn't consider shipable.

And all of this with 3/4 of a Billon Dollars from Steam sales + whatever from sponsorships from the likes of Intel, etc. Amazing!

H1z1 page is here -------->https://www.h1z1.com/home

Frusterating

@teejay umm it isnt anymore dude.... apparently. How I wish they actually had some 3d artists on their dev team. It amazes me how a game that looks so shit can also run so poorly.

This is really well said.

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"Make your own game if you think this one is bad" to judge a game doesn't mean you need to know how to make one yourself. I know when food is good or bad for my tatse, doesn't mean i need to be a chef myself. I know when my house is build like crap, doesn't mean i need to be able to make my own house, so why would i need to make my own games before i can give any statements about the games i play. I don't play this game, but i seen how the dev behaved and that is less then mature, sadly he has a huge fanbase of fanboys who will defend anything. Is the game good or bad, i don't know, for the price it asks and knowing i have no friends who want to play it I'm skipping it. Just wanted to give my two cents about people who defend it with strange arguements.

I see alot of people defending the game's shortcommings by saying "It's early access" followed by "Learn how games are made" or "make your own game if you think this one is bad". All such wrong statements "It's early access" it came out on december the 20th, when people post it on the 4th of december it's not longer in early access, the game by then should be in its complete form with only the last few things to iron out. With games in stores by that date your game is already being printed and made ready for shipping.

"Learn how games are made" see my statement above, many shout this but then saying stuff that shows they have no idea themselves how it all works. Early access is not a magical shield, if its close to release you should expect massive bugs and optimization been done".

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