Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
Another train simulator has found its way through the world of game development and is now ready to be released to the world. The latest is from Aerosoft and Excalibur Games and it's called ZUSI 3 - Aerosoft Edition. It's said to be "highly realistic" in its simulation of trains. This includes its "accurate simulation of signalling and protection systems."
Apparently, the ZUSI series is used by railway companies for training...
Celebrate Father's Day with Dad Quest Chapter 2, Coming for Free Before Father's Day
Though Father's Day isn't until June 17 (in the States at least), that isn't stopping Excalibur Games and Sundae Month from getting an early jump on the action. On May 22 Dad Quest Chapter 2 will be released for the still in Early Access game. This free update is said to "open up the floodgates" for Dad Quest.
The length of the game has doubled with the addition of new content, and a narrative continuing that of Chapter 1's.
A considerable number of side quests have been added
Today, the Dad Quest begins. Are you a dad enough dad to fully harness the power of your children? You can pick up the game today on Steam.
Fight formidable enemies, such as pigeons and eggs, by using your child as a weapon! Upgrade using the child’s skill tree and unlock new abilities, such as ‘piercing throw’, which deals damage to multiple enemies at once.
Travel the Former Eastern Bloc when Jalopy Hits Steam Early Access April 22
Jalopy is a game about driving and exploring the former Eastern Bloc. You fix your car, you drive, you fill it up, you replace parts, and you drive some more.
Set during the fall of communism, a pocket full of marks and a new world ahead of you, take a dilapidated hunk of metal and embark on a grand journey through the territories of the former Eastern bloc.
Developer Greg Pryjmachuk is no stranger to driving simulations as a former game developer working on the Formula 1 franchise
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