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After 3 years, the studio I founded Notorious Studios is shipping its first game tomorrow -- Legacy: Steel & Sorcery. It features an innovative 3rd person Action-based combat that blends Soulslike combat with MMORPG-style spells & abilities, rich progression systems, and a "World PvP" core experience (extraction rpg). World... show more

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Solarsuit.Gamesvor 1 Jahr

🤠 We're a small indie team making a Space Western game that mix together cRPGs like the original Fallout and top-down shooters like Ruiner. Featuring real-time combat, organic roleplay, and a deep narrative with different endings 🚀 👉 Wishlist on Steam

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Fernwytch 🌙vor 1 Jahr

@notostudios I am so excited to stream this tomorrow!!!!!

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RubixCreatesvor 1 Jahr

@notostudios I’ve never really been into MMORPG’s since I’m a huge lover to Tac FPS and its satisfaction towards rewarding those with good game sense. But this description has spiked my interest 👀. So is this game based around gathering resources and hunting down foes for their resources🤔?

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Eric Wvor 1 Jahr

@notostudios Looks cool but I wont play a pvp game

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Bajheeravor 1 Jahr

@notostudios Looking forward to checking it out, congrats! 💪🏼🤩👍🏼

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Ioannis Theodoridisvor 1 Jahr

@notostudios Very cool looking game. But I hate pvp. Best of luck!

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mikevor 1 Jahr

@notostudios HUGE W! Congrats!! Definitely will be checking this out!!!

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Nel o(｀ω´ )ovor 1 Jahr

@notostudios HUGE W

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Fran Racciattivor 1 Jahr

@notostudios Holy shit shipping a game in three years.

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Buried In Insanityvor 1 Jahr

@notostudios I hope it can succeed in this day n age. It got great potential, and I wish you a big early access success.

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DUBBY

429,793 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Happy 7th anniversary to my favorite game of all time: Red Dead Redemption 2❤️ I started my account because I was hyped for this game and just wanted to share in the excitement with everyone, 7 years later, 8 playthroughs done and here we are, I owe a lot to this game and its narrative will never be something I am able to move on from, Arthur Morgan is the best protagonist in gaming history no contest IMO. Just a special game that will forever hold a place in my heart, hope everybody who worked on it is forever proud of their work🫶

Happy 7th anniversary to my favorite game of all time: Red Dead Redemption 2❤️ I started my account because I was hyped for this game and just wanted to share in the excitement with everyone, 7 years later, 8 playthroughs done and here we are, I owe a lot to this game and its narrative will never be something I am able to move on from, Arthur Morgan is the best protagonist in gaming history no contest IMO. Just a special game that will forever hold a place in my heart, hope everybody who worked on it is forever proud of their work🫶

Synth Potato🥔

132,017 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Its not often Im lost for words, but last night this stopped me in my tracks. Just over 3 years ago my content changed alot when I went sober and I got a lot of stick for my shift in direction. After spending years trying to get back to doing comedy, to suddenly change was terrifying. But, my social media, my characters, my jokes and my content has always been in some way a reflection of my life and my life became a battle for change, I embarked on the most difficult journey of my life, its still a constant struggle, but talking about what drink & drugs were doing to my mental health and my family helped me understand and share what I was going through. Through that process Ive lost friends and family, followers, brand deals, business and I get constant criticism and negative comments when I discuss certain things, it can be triggering and to be honest a bit annoying im sure. But, there is a core group of you that have stuck with me for the comedy and let me talk about mental health, sobriety and the darkness some of us face, and a few of you that are here for the sobriety stuff but put up with my jokes along the way, to all of you thank you…. But.. Every now and then I see a comment, or a message, or at one of my live show’s someone says something like “You saved my life” and it hits me, its worth sharing, its worth the shame, embarrassment and comments, its all been worth it, because every now and then it really helps someone feel like they aren’t alone. And can change. Thank you mate, thank you for telling me that. I needed to hear it. x

Daniel O’Reilly

155,071 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten