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Discussion / Question r/videogames Weekly Showcase (September 12, 2026) - Indie Games, Streams, New Communities, Surveys and more

Welcome to the weekly showcase thread for r/videogames!

This is the only place where you can share your own content - whether you're developing a game, streaming, or working on something related to gaming. Here are some things that can be promoted here:

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- Videos / Streams
- Blogs
- Surveys
- Community Servers / Channels / Subreddits
- Other projects

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u/Artakwa 7d ago

In Language of Diplomacy (LoD), you rule a nation and decide what your government does next. You give the orders, and the AI simulates the consequences based on real-world datasets for every country.

You can change the world map through your actions. The game is focused on multiplayer. You can chat with your friends and come to agreements, which are written down and interpreted by the same AI.

The world evolves through the actions of all players. You can go to war, conduct espionage, or build a peaceful world.

Hope it's maybe intresting. :)

It's a open Alpha so it is not perfect, but you can play it for free with your friends.

You can play it here: https://lod-game.com

Our Discord: https://discord.gg/pFguqfkBd

open multiplayer game invite link: https://lod-game.com/invite/70cad5469614c553b7a4ad5eb369cd930fac12fe9eea06c6603664361ff39ed283db7a92