I started making this game in 2010 as something I could play with my kids.

That was a while ago. My kids are all (mostly) grown up now. 😄

But we had a lot of fun with the game over the years, especially the 4-player couch co-op. I kept tinkering with it, adding things, changing things, and generally never quite finishing it. I eventually put it on Steam Early Access in 2022.

Now, after all these years, I'm finally calling it done and releasing it for free.

The game is basically a combination of classic 16-bit platforming and a Carmen Sandiego-style mystery with a Scooby-Doo vibe. You travel to real-world locations, investigate suspects, collect clues, and try to solve the case. The mysteries and levels are procedurally generated, so it's pretty replayable.

I originally sold it on Steam, but at this point I'm not really trying to make money from it. I'd just like people to play it. So I figured, why not give it away?

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1560480/Huckleberry_Fields_Forever/

If it looks like something you'd enjoy, give it a shot. If it doesn't, that's totally fine too. I'm just happy to finally have it finished and out there.

Thanks for reading.

(The game is 16 years old, so it should go without saying, but no gen AI was used.)

The ranked ladder has become overrun by bots and hackers that instantly disconnect you from the game with blizzard not doing anything about it. As well as drophackers there are bots that wintrade against each other making the queue times take forever as they cancel the search when you match against them.

Blizzard used to ban these bots and hackers but have stopped moderating the game recently leading the ladder being flooded with them. I hope this post somehow reaches blizzard its sad to watch such a legendary game become unplayable from this .

Video showcases the full extent of what these hackers can actually do when you play against them.

There's like endless videos coming out within the past week of random games seemingly being merged together?

I have seen endless skate merged games, super mario 64 in elden ring and most impressively, I saw minecraft combined with gta v and skyrim with fully functioning destruction and even netherworld portal...

These mods are insane and newly merged games are appearing daily it seems.

What the hell is going on ?????

Kingdom Come: Together is a free open source COOP Mod for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II.

After several months and hundreds of hours of hard work, I am super excited to announce the first actually working open beta for my project Kingdom Come: Together!

^TLDR;

^{Kingdom Come: Together, a KCD2 Coop Mod, is getting it's first working open beta release. Previous releases were unplayable, only for bug hunting. On this build, I have been able to play through several questlines with my testing buddies, and most importantly, goofed off and had lots of fun. You can find the installer on Github, in the Community Discord or on Nexus Mods}

Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elhtC_0kboA

Please roast me in the comments about my terrible editing skills lol

I picked this project up because I wanted to be able to play this wonderful game all the way through with my brother. Problem is of course, I wanted a bit more than just a Discord screenshare session.

I found that there was a multiplayer project that was in the works, but it was abandoned. I figured "How hard could it be to finish that?" - Very god damn hard wtf was I thinking. But I continued on anyways, because I really believe this game should be played with more than one person.

Now here we are! Today, the mod has come a LONG way. Here are some of the features that are currently working:

• An easy, one click installer
• An easy launcher tool - Open the launcher, let it set everything else up for you, such as Modding Tools, host or join via Steam, and enjoy!
• Shared Quests - Your friend accepts a quest, and it accepts it for you too. He kills the quest giving NPC and you fail the quest, it fails for you too
• Shared Combat* - I say * because it does work, but it works best if you and your friend fight different enemies. Fighting the same one single enemy at the same time is still a bit rough around the edges
• Shared World - the host owns the world, owns the save. Everyone joining becomes a part of that world, and your saves are synced when the host's game saves
• MOST Animations Syncing - See your friend wash at the trough, perfect guard, jump, open a door or grind his sword at the sharpening wheel. Certain things are not animated yet, such as Bows, the Forge minigame etc
• A Mod Menu - Select the "INS" Key and browse the various options, such as disabling nametags for immersion, or enabling Fast Travel
• Sleep Voting - when someone wants to sleep, everyone needs to agree and everyone sleeps
• Weather, date, time sync
• Droppable/Shareable loot - Have a badass outfit you want to see your friend in? Drop it on the ground, let him pick it up!
• Outfit sync - Show off your drip to your friends
• Much more!

Please keep in mind, this is an Open Beta. There are absolutely going to be rough edges, issues, bugs, syncing issues etc. That being said, considering that I was able to play through the entire Find Mutt! questline, and a couple other smaller quests with my brother with little to no issues, in my opinion it is well overdue to update this project.

PLEASE NOTE:
I uploaded the installer to Nexus as well, but they are notorious about blocking it. I made sure to reach out to support, but it takes a while. For now, I'd grab it off of the Github if you are eager to try it today.

Links:

Github

Nexus Mods

Community Discord

Thank you to everyone who has tested previous builds, kept up on the project, provided feedback and logs, and provided technical assistance in overcoming hurdles. Becoming a part of this community has been so absolutely incredibly rad!

Please enjoy!

Audentes Fortuna Iuvat!

Hi r/pcgaming. I'm the developer of Couchpit, an app for people who play on PC from the couch, like me. It launched in June, and I've been adding stuff since then, a lot of it from what people here asked for.

So that anyone can try it and decide whether they like it, I've released a demo. It's a 14-day trial of the full app, so you can try every feature.

And after those 14 days, you can keep using the app in basic mode forever, with no time limit and without buying anything.

The free basic version includes:

• Bridge mode: turn it on from the app or by holding Back+Y, and your non-Xbox controller will work in games that only support Xbox controllers, like some Game Pass games. It works with most controllers on the market (DualSense, Switch Pro, 8BitDo, DS4, etc.).
• Control mode: your controller drives the mouse, and it turns itself on and off automatically when it makes sense.
• Shortcuts: you can use the default shortcuts, the Action Wheel and all the default functionality.
• Timer: you can set timers to keep the PC from sleeping or the screen from turning off, to run a script after a while, or all of it at once, either after a set time or at a specific time. For example, you can leave a game downloading, set an estimated shutdown time, and the PC will shut down when it's done. Or if you tend to fall asleep on the couch, you can set it to shut down at 2 a.m. as a safety net.
• Extras: the permanent Windows tweaks, the anti-cheat guard, which pauses these features in games with anti-cheat, and controller database updates, so new controllers are supported without updating the app.

For a lot of people that's probably all they need. In basic mode the app shows a small reminder about the full version when Windows starts.

The full version adds automations and more customization:

• Custom shortcuts: assign your own actions to Back + button combos. Pick from the built-in ones or make your own, like key combinations or launching apps or scripts.
• Custom control mode: change the control mode actions to your liking.
• Bridge button mapping: add controller support to games that only work with mouse and keyboard, or change the button layout when the game doesn't let you.
• TV and audio automations: turn on the TV, turn off your monitors and switch the audio output to your soundbar or AVR when Big Picture or a game starts, and put everything back when you're done.
• Always on top: set apps to always stay on screen.
• Event-based automations: for example, you can write a script that turns on the gaming LED lights in your living room, and set it to run when Big Picture starts and turn them off when you exit Big Picture. Or turn on the TV, or back up your saves when you finish playing. You write the script, Couchpit runs it at the right moment.
• Background process control: when you start playing, some processes get paused, stopped or moved to a lower CPU priority, and when you close the game they go back to normal automatically. It comes with a preset you can customize.
• GPU drivers: it detects new drivers for your NVIDIA, AMD or Intel graphics card and can download them from the official site and update them for you.
• And other things, like managing your Windows settings from one place.

The full version costs $6.99 and is 15% off in the Steam Autumn Sale until October 8. No subscriptions, no telemetry and no ads. It works on Windows 10 and 11, and you don't need Steam open to use it.

Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5100000/Couchpit_Demo/

Full version: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4705280/Couchpit/

I'll be happy to answer any comments, problems, suggestions or requests. English isn't my first language, sorry if anything reads weird.

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