ShelfQuest Steam news

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID3209000
• PriceNo longer available on Steam Store
• Release dateTo be announced
• DeveloperTheShelfman
• PublisherTheShelfman
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation

Company pages: Developer: TheShelfmanPublisher: TheShelfman

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ShelfQuest Steam news

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Latest Steam announcements

• Very Important Announcement! - 16 March 2026

  Chicken on throne.Thank you for your attention.Sincerely,TheShelfman

• September 2025 Update - Map! - 6 October 2025

  Hello everyone!So sorry that this update is late. I was ready to share it with you last week, but there was a massive saving/loading bug that needed fixing. I was able to do that a few days later, but then there was another bug with one of the new features that I just couldn't let slide.Yet, here we are!But before I share more with you, don't forget that apart from a new monthly build, Demi-god supporters on Patreon also get a free Steam key, which allows for you to play even more consistent updates! What's New? I know that there's so much left to do in this game, but I couldn't resist making a map. So that's the main thing this month! You can view a full map showing a pixelated view of your world, and the chunks you've so far visited (and their adjacent chunks), but when you have a map "equipped" (I'll explain that, no worries), you can also see a minimap!A minimap is a great way of al…

• How I’m turning pixels into full levels - 27 December 2024

  Hello everyone! I’m excited to share with you another behind-the-scenes post on my game, Skies of Aevium. This time I’ll be talking about how I add islands and a bunch of levels for my game, but do it all automatically through some tiny pixelart. To some, those could be some crazy words. Others may have their own theories on how I do it, but I’ll get into it all. Okay, now what am I talking about? I hate manual work. Level design takes a lot of time. Especially when it’s tile based (to me, anyway). I use Unity to make Skies of Aevium, and while it certainly has a bunch of great tools to do make tile based worlds, I still find it way too exhausting to do everything this way. It’s time-consuming in every single way. So, as of this year, I’ve started getting into automating things way more, and that includes designing this game’s world. To put it simply: I draw on a canvas of, in this case…