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.NET Developer by day and Godot enjoyer by night. Can I call myself an IndieDev? Well, IndieDev in progress. First of all, a cat lover. 😸 Toletvm, Spain. https://store.steampowered.com/app/4703900/Risk_The_Crown/ https://galantarp.itch.io

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Animated pixel art draft screen from Risk The Crown. Three unit cards are shown: Knight (cost 5), Lancer (cost 7) and Archer (cost 12), each displaying Strength, Defense and Speed stats with icons. The cards have a parchment style with a dark banner at the bottom showing the unit name and coin cost.
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Gameplay video of Risk The Crown. During the day phase, a pixel art treasure chest enemy with teeth and eyes appears on the battlefield alongside a floating coin as a warning signal. Regular enemies approach and fight near it. The scene transitions to night — slimes and a large Tooth Walker enemy advance while the king says from the castle tower: "Están aquí. No mostréis miedo." Stars and a crescent moon light the sky.
Cat on laptop
Folleto promocional de CYL Games Show 2026. Fechas: 6 y 7 de junio, IFEZA Zamora, Zona Indie. Presenta la imagen principal de Risk The Crown: una corona dorada sobre un pedestal de piedra con un castillo medieval al atardecer. En la parte inferior se lee "Risk The Crown – GalanTarp", junto con el sitio web cylgamesshow.com y los logotipos de los patrocinadores.
Pixel art poster of Risk The Crown. A golden crown with blue gems sits on a stone pedestal in the foreground. Behind it, a winding path leads up a hill to a medieval castle with red flags, surrounded by trees and mountains. A warm sunset sky fills the background. The game title “Risk The Crown” appears at the top in stone-style letters with a golden crown above.
Captura nocturna de Risk The Crown. Un enemigo Tooth Walker y un slime azul se enfrentan a un jinete. Bajo cada personaje las barras de vida se apilan verticalmente en lugar de superponerse, mostrando la mejora de QoL. Cielo nocturno azul oscuro de fondo.
Pixel art night gameplay of Risk The Crown. A Tooth Walker enemy and a blue slime face off against a horseman unit. Below each character, health bars are stacked vertically instead of overlapping, showing the new QoL improvement. Dark blue night sky in the background.
Pixel art logo featuring the word “RISK” in large medieval-style letters, with a golden crown with blue gems placed above the “I”, and below it a dark metallic plaque that reads “THE CROWN”.
Animated gameplay of Risk The Crown, formerly Defend Castle. The king stands near the castle with a speech bubble appearing. Below, the draft screen shows three unit cards: Caballero (5),Lancero(7), Lancero (7 ),Lancero(7) and Arquero (12$) with Strength, Defense and Speed stats. A pause button is visible in the bottom left. The UI shows Health bar, Zoom controls, 100% cycle indicator and 30 coins. Several sprites have visible black outlines compared to previous versions.
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Pixel art help screen in Defend Castle showing the game introduction text explaining the kingdom is under attack and the player must defend each castle long enough for the king to gather resources before escaping.
Side-by-side evolution of Defend Castle across four stages. First clip: early prototype with grey background, basic castle sprite and a single "SOLDADO 1$" button — labeled "2024, First prototype". Second clip: UI overhaul with blue sky, Health bar, Coins counter and draft cards for Knight, Lancer and Archer — labeled "2024, UI and draft system". Third clip: visual overhaul with detailed ground, clouds and improved troop sprites with RETREAT button visible — labeled "2025, Visual overhaul". Fourth clip: current version with polished main menu, blur effect on draft screen and Horseman card — labeled "2026, Current version".
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Screen recording of Defend Castle's Upgrades screen. Starting from the main menu, the player enters UPGRADES and navigates a zoomable, draggable skill tree canvas with a minimap in the corner. First the CASTLE tree is shown: nodes for Walls, Treasury, Vet, Elite, Chest, Taxer, Tact1 and Tact2 connected by dependency lines. Then the player scrolls through four per-unit skill trees — Knight with Taunt, Train, Stand and March; Lancer with Pierce, Crpl, Momentum and Sprint; Archer with Heavy, Poison, Fire and Footwork; and Horseman with Veteran, Gallop, Trample and Ignite. Hovering over nodes shows tooltips with name, description, cost and level.
Screen recording of Defend Castle's Upgrades screen. First, the ARMY tab shows unit cards for Knight, Lancer, Archer and a locked Horseman, each with Strength, Defense and Speed stats and an Upgrade button. Then the player switches to the SKILLS tab, revealing a node tree. At the top is a root node labeled RECRT marked MAX. Below it branch nodes: VET, WALLS, TRSRY, and further down ELITE, CHEST, TAXER, TACT1 and TACT2. The player purchases several nodes — they turn orange when bought — and hovers over tooltips showing effects like Reinforced Walls adding castle health, Elite Recruiter unlocking a fourth draft card, and Tax Collector reducing coin collection interval.
Pixel art screenshot of Defend Castle's Upgrades screen. Two tabs are visible at the top: ARMY and SKILLS. Below, a card labeled WALLS shows the upgrade "Reinforced Walls" with the description "The castle withstands the siege longer. Each level increases the castle's max health." Cost: 20.0$, Level: 0/3.
Close-up pixel art of the king standing on the castle tower in Defend Castle. A speech bubble cycles through several messages as the game progresses: "Stand ready. They are coming." then "We've survive" then "I don't like this..." and finally "We've survived worse." showing the king reacting to the tension of the battle.
Pixel art gameplay of Defend Castle. Wide shot of the battlefield. At the start of the run, the king walks from the right side of the screen toward the castle on the left, then climbs up to the tower. A speech bubble appears reading "DEFEND", followed by "Stand ready, defender!" spoken from the tower.
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King of my videogame says "DEFEND THE CASTLE"
Gato debajo de una cortina
Dos gatos durmiendo en la mesa de escritorio donde trabajo
Video demostrativo del avance del juego. Aparecen 3 tarjetas seleccionables, 2 de mejora y 1 de desbloqueo
Vídeo demostrativo de las tarjetas mejorable y desbloqueable, junto con la animación inicial
El rey de el juego Defiende el Castillo pidiendo ayuda al jugador
Ordenador personal con pegatinas de distintos juegos de eventos a los que he podido asistir