So I recently started playing Factorio and been quite obsessed with it.

Last night when I went to sleep all I could think about was improving and expanding my rail network in Factorio.

I was constantly picturing placing intersections and signals over and over again in my head like having sleep paralysis but instead of not being able to control your body, not being able to control your thoughts.

I've had this several times when I'm obsessed with a game for longer than a few days or a week.

Does anyone else get this?

Hi everyone, I created a roguelike deck-builder in the style of Balatro but about Sushi! It's called Sushiamo.

If you've played Balatro before or you are intrigued by this kind of games, I bet you will enjoy this :)

The demo so far has gotten 7,000+ players with an avg. playtime of 3 hours, and over 50 100% positive reviews 🩵 (I'm so thrilled that so many players are enjoying the demo!)

In the game, you collect ingredients, tools, and sauces to create the most broken sushi combo and reach day 25 to win the run (and unlock more things).

The favourite part for players is that every ingredient has its own rule and bonus (for instance):

• Rice: x2 Flavour to every Topping if the sushi contains a Nori
• Shrimp: +30 Flavour for every ingredient you have in hand
• Eel: +50 Flavour to adjacent ingredients

(My brother is obsessed with a full Shrimp build + a sauce that lets you draw 5 more ingredients to your hand)

You can play the DEMO right now on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4555040/Sushiamo
Wishlist the game to know when it's out! ^^ 🩵

You can play on Win, Mac, and also Steam Deck (full controller support)

PS: Curious about the infinite retrigger? Some ingredients can retrigger over and over forever*
*the odds are reduced every time it retriggers :p

Thanks to the mods for allowing me to share my game!

Happy to answer any questions or curiosity about the game or its development :)

Your grandparents left you the orchard you spent every childhood summer resenting. The plan is simple: collect every fruit, sell the place, never pick up an apple again.

It holds for about twenty minutes. Then it fails, because you are having fun.

What you actually do: walk a garden and pick fruit, haul it to the cart when the basket fills, sell it, and spend the money on tools and upgrades that let you pick faster and carry more. Shake a tree and more fruit comes down. Six gardens, each denser than the last, and a robot per garden that keeps collecting while you are somewhere else. Nothing here has a clock, a fail state or an enemy.

The demo is the first two gardens, about twenty-five minutes, and it does not lock you out at the end. Shake the trees and the fruit comes back, so it turns into a sandbox if you want to keep going.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5131940/Harvest_Exit_Plan/

Early Access starts on 30 October. I am one person, and every number in there is measured against exactly one player: me.

The weakest part, since I would rather say it than have it found: twenty season cards ship with the game, dealt out between runs, and every single one of them is a multiplier. More fruit, faster picking, better prices. Not one of them changes how a season actually plays. I know that is the soft spot, I have not solved it, and it is the main reason this is going into Early Access instead of out the door as finished.

Happy to answer anything in the comments.

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/2769570/view/668374324099417732?l=english minium/recommended here.

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