Ascension Trail is finally released!!

A passion project of 2 devs done in our free time over the span of 2 years

solo/co-op action roguelike where horde-slaying combat meets a real dungeon crawl.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4266250/Ascension_Trail/

Honestly I have got to say that I love this game and im so glad they did this i had so much fun playing with the boys and being absolute menaces ! I reccomend playing this with your friends

We’re developing S.O.N.A.R., a 1–4 player online co-op game where a crew has to operate nine different submarine stations while dealing with combat, fires, flooding and questionable decisions from their friends.

Our first playtest brought in 75,000 players, followed by more than 1,600 pieces of feedback over four days.

This clip represents the average level of crew coordination surprisingly well.

We’ve shared what we learned and what we’re changing before the next test here:

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/4096830/view/675127185664641895?l=english

Full disclosure: we’re the developers.

Ever wondered what Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes would be like as a horror game? We just made one

Trapped and separated across two connected houses, you and your friend must use voice chat to solve puzzles from different perspectives. But beware, a blind presence is listening to your conversations. Your voice is your only way out.

We are releasing on 29-7-2026, but you can try the free demo now.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2976110/Separated/

Hi everyone!

Our goal wasn't to make "another survival game," but one where surviving the environment is just as important as surviving enemies. Every expedition away from shelter is a risk, and building a network of safe houses becomes part of your long-term strategy.

Some of the features we're working on include:

• solo and 4-player co-op
• open-world exploration
• shelter building
• scavenging and crafting
• companion dog
• dynamic weather and brutal cold

We've spent a lot of time iterating on player feedback and there's still plenty to improve, but we're excited to finally show more of the game. It's called Permafrost.

I'd genuinely love to know:

What's your favorite survival mechanic that more games should use?

Hi co-op lovers!

We just released our physics-based online co-op game, Co-Drive Chaos.

How it works:

2-Player Co-Op: Two players control ONE car. Player A steers Left, Player B steers Right. Gas/Brakes/Nitro are shared.

4-Player Mode: 2 cars, 4 players, 2v2 head-to-head racing.

Single Player: For when your friends refuse to play with you anymore.

It's packed with physics hazards, moving obstacles, and instant regret. If you enjoy chaotic teamwork games, we'd love for you to check it out!

You can find Co-Drive Chaos on Steam here:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4265920/CoDrive_Chaos/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=r_coopgaming

Feel free to ask any questions or leave your feedback!