Selve Steam news

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID3571850
• PriceNo longer available on Steam Store
• Release dateComing soon
• DeveloperNicolas Frois, Distant Point
• PublisherDistant Point
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Adventure, Indie

Company pages: Developer: Nicolas Frois, Distant PointPublisher: Distant Point

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• Tokyo Game Show and Indie Games Chile 2025! Try the open playtest of Selve - 22 October 2025

  Indie Fest 2025 - Remember to try the open playtest of Selve!I want to start this post with this so you don’t miss the chance to try our playtest, currently open to anyone! We are actively looking for feedback on our mechanics and implementations. We still have a lot to work on, mainly the onboarding process for new players, but your opinion is truly precious to us at this crucial point!We are currently participating in Indie Fest Chile 2025, a celebration of the Chilean game development industry! There are some amazing titles that were developed in this country, and it’s an honor to be part of this selection of games!Tokyo Game Show 2025We had a blast showcasing our game at Tokyo Game Show 2025!The event consisted of two days of business meetings and two more days of exhibitions open to the public. During the business days, we showed the game to different publishers, receiving a lot of…

• Our First Playtest! - 24 September 2025

  Today!We are lunching our first playtest, completly open to anyone interested on playing Selve, the game is still in early development, but we really want to show it to the world as soon as we can to fix every problem and to hear every advise.This announcement will be very short, we hope you enjoy this small sample of the demo, it only consists in one level, not even the main hub level, but it's objective it's to test the main mechanics and interactions of Selve, it dosen't include too much of the story and narrative aspect, although it's something very central to the experience we want to create, we sincerly hope you find some potencial in this demonstration.Best regards,NicolasPd: we are showing this exact same demo at Tokyo Game Show 2025, where we will be running a giveaway of two handmade plushes of Selve! if you are goingo to Tokyo Game Show, please come to chat with us!

• Development Update: Entering Phase 2: Stripping down to the core - 2 July 2025

  Hey everyone!In my last post I promised to cover the narrative and the emotional core I hope Selve can express, but I have to talk about this first, the next one will cover that, I promiseI wanted to share a big update on the direction of the project and where things are headed next. Over the past year (from April 2024 to April 2025), I’ve been building an internal demo full of experiments, features, and systems. This was an important phase where I let myself explore freely, trying out different ideas to figure out what this game truly wanted to be.Through that process, I was able to define the theme, story, and worldbuilding of Selve. I also learned which mechanics actually serve the heart of the experience and which ones just get in the way.The core theme I want to communicate is:"How can I express different emotions or ideas through a melody?"Now that the development of this game is…

• Why make this game? - 7 May 2025

  Because music is much deeper than just rhythm The short answer: because I feel that video games, in general, have stopped exploring mechanics centered around music. Most music games today are just rhythm games. I have nothing against them, but for me, music holds many interesting aspects worth exploring. I’d like to dedicate my life to uncovering the different elements that fascinate me. In this case, Selve focuses on melody—seeking answers to questions like: What makes a melody sound good? How can I make what I play sound pleasing? How can I express different emotions or ideas through a melody? But where does this curiosity come from? Mainly, from a deep desire to understand the world of musical creation and to bring that world closer to others. This is the core principle behind this game—and, hopefully, the ones I will continue to develop in the future. At least when it comes to gamep…