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Two ancient worlds, two different ways to shape history! 🏛️📜
Build a thriving Sumerian city or command a Roman frontier camp in Hispania.
Discover the Romans & Sumerians Bundle, bringing together two historical strategy and management experiences! 🧵👇
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The Romans in Ceres Bundle is here! 🏛️🚀
Two worlds, two survival experiences! Build your Roman settlement in Hispania with Summa Expeditionis and establish a colony on a frozen dwarf planet in Surviving Ceres.
Get both games with a 10% discount on Steam! 🧵👇
indiesaurus retweeted
Marketing keeps slipping behind bug fixes and new features?
Try a 5-hour weekly routine for your indie game. It's a starting budget for ordinary development weeks, not a full launch campaign.
Here's how to spend those hours 🧵
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The biggest Summa Expeditionis update since version 1.0 is here 🔥
We’re heading to Greece... and Italy too 🏛️
New campaigns, new lands, new factions, and new ways to experience your Roman expedition.
We’ll take you through it in this thread 🧵👇
indiesaurus retweeted
Your Steam wishlists went up after a Reddit post, a creator video and a Discord announcement. Great—but which one actually worked?
Here’s a simple way to track where your wishlists come from using Steamworks data. 🧵
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Save 55% on The Romaboo Bundle! 🔥
If you love Ancient Rome, this one’s for you.
🏛️ Summa Expeditionis
🌋 Pompeii: The Legacy
Two games, two very different ways to experience Ancient Rome.
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Are you taking part in the next Steam Next Fest? We’ve put together a complete checklist to help you get the most out of your demo. 👇
indiesaurus retweeted
The truth about the Steam algorithm:
You do not need 10,000 wishlists to “unlock” recommendations.
Traffic and store-page conversion do not directly increase visibility.
Reviews matter less than you think.
Here is what Valve has actually confirmed. 🧵
indiesaurus retweeted
Your Steam page gets visitors… but not enough wishlists?
More traffic isn’t always the answer.
Your store page needs to quickly tell players:
• What the game is
• What they do
• Why it’s interesting
• Why it’s for them
Here’s what to improve 👇















