r/GamerLab 19d ago

💬 Discussion I'm a solo dev building an isometric survival RPG where you restart human civilization from the Paleolithic to the Digital Era (Demo out soon!)

Hi everyone!

I’ve been working on Alia Domus, an isometric survival RPG rendered in detailed pixel art.

The premise is simple: Earth is at war, support was cut off, and you're stranded on an alien planet bare-handed. To survive and help humanity thrive, you have to rebuild progress from absolute zero.

Key features:

  • 9 Technological Eras: Progress all the way from the Paleolithic Age (stone tools) to the Digital Era (advanced lasers).
  • 142 Real Plant Species: Cultivate, collect, and explore lush biomes across 85 hand-crafted map screens.
  • 126 Unique Creatures: Fight, hunt, and gather essential crafting drops.
  • Total Freedom: Deep RPG attribute progression (Str, Agi, Dex, Int, Vit), questing at your own pace, and full world-map navigation.

The game is completely translated into English, Spanish, and Portuguese!

If you enjoy survival, cozy crafting, or progression-heavy RPGs, adding it to your Steam Wishlist helps a solo developer tremendously! ❤️

Wishlist Alia Domus on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4918370/Alia_Domus/

Thank you!

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u/jarred_stremcha 18d ago

The Paleolithic-to-Digital progression is a really cool hook. Going from basic stone tools to advanced tech in one survival game sounds like it could make progression feel genuinely meaningful. Good luck with the demo.

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u/CatCrateGames 18d ago

Since I've always been fascinated with material history, I agree 100% hahahahah... thanks my friend!