Hi everyone,
Welcome to the Swarmvore page. Before anything else, I should say the thing
that makes this post a little nerve-racking to write: this is my first game.
What Swarmvore is
You command a swarm that grows by
consuming everything in its path, and the further you push, the harder the
galaxy pushes back.
Why I made it
I started this project to find out whether I could actually finish something
instead of leaving it as another abandoned prototype. There's no studio behind
it, no team, no publisher. Just me, a lot of evenings and weekends, and a
stubborn idea about a swarm eating a planet.
What I'm hoping for
I'm not going to oversell it. Swarmvore isn't trying to be the biggest or the
most ambitious game on Steam. What I want is simpler: I hope it's fun, I hope
it keeps you entertained for a good while, and I hope that at some point you
catch yourself saying "one more run".
This is where you come in
I'm genuinely open to feedback — the good, the bad, and the "this mechanic
makes no sense". If something feels unfair, confusing, boring or broken, I
want to hear it. I can't promise I'll be able to change everything, but I do
read everything, and a lot of what ends up in the final version will come
straight from what players tell me.
The best places to reach me:
- The discussion boards on this page
- https://discord.gg/KZ7rTMvujp
What's next
Swarmvore isn't out yet. I'll be posting updates here as I get closer to
release: gameplay clips, devlogs, and the release date once it's locked in.
If it looks like something you'd enjoy, adding it to your wishlist genuinely
helps — for a game this small, it's one of the few ways it gets seen at all.
Thanks for reading, and thanks for giving a first-time developer a chance.
— Panda Games