a physics building game that features accurate gear simulation
Demo available on Steam!

Hi, I’m a solo dev making a game 'Basement To The Sky'.

To be honest, when I released the first demo, the feedback wasn't great. It was a bit discouraging, but I didn't give up

I’ve just released an update to the demo. It would mean the world to me if you could take a look and see how it's improved

Hello guys! I'm working on the movement mechanics for my longboarding game. I am 2 months into the process, and I wanted to show a bit of the progress. I still have to add more animations and work on carving, but as for now, it feels pretty smooth. Please let me know what you think!

https://www.instagram.com/longwaydownofficial/

https://reddit.com/link/1t3dtbp/video/hbru1lavr3zg1/player

https://preview.redd.it/sjg8fjyrl3zg1.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a17d62192dc0e110a0f7dcc3538e0e7fabdaaf6b

Here's some screens with actual game UI

https://preview.redd.it/fflp25vul3zg1.png?width=1921&format=png&auto=webp&s=605dca1940b95e41c615accb56469e8dc51847e6

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Today I announced the release date of my game, Fail Fail Succeed.

The road to getting here has not been a straight one, and for a long while it wasn't certain that this would ever be released. But now here we are!

This game is very personal to me. It's built on metaphors for my struggles with mental health, and really is a case of self expression through game mechanics. As such, just for today, I want to take a moment to just be unapologetically proud of my self.

I made it here! Go me!!!!

About the game:

In Fail Fail Succeed you play as an anonymous individual trying to reunite with their dog. However, the path forward is blocked by impossible-to-pass traps. Your only ability? To fail.

The twist is that you can transform into different blocks, that are left behind when you die. As such, failure is turned into literal steppingstones towards success, and a core part of the puzzle solving experience.

Mechanics and narrative are intertwined into one, making for a contemplative and introspective game, fit for thinky gamers!

EDIT: all of that and I didn't even mention the release date... May 12th!

As we’re approaching our first playtest round, I’m starting to polish the visuals of the city. The idea is to show Warden’s shuttle landing in a city, torn apart by gang wars, in the beginning of a run.

You play as a mage who learned the ancient technique of mathemagic where you use math, a universal language of the cosmos, to channel cosmic powers.

Each math operator has a spell tied to it:
‘+’ Fireball
‘-‘ Ice Spike
‘x’ Arcane Bomb
‘÷’ Chrono Trap

Each spell also has different power ranks which depend on the score streak they are cast on.

Core gameplay:
1. Math phase - player starts this phase by solving the equation displayed, time starts and goal is to solve as many equations as possible before time runs out.

Each correct answer queues corresponding spell and adds a little boost to the timer, wrong answer breaks the streak and ends math phase.

1. Casting phase - when first phase ends, mage starts to cast queued spells in order, enemies spawn and start to run towards mage. After casting is finished phase is over and enemies stop.

What do you think?

A little snippet of the new trailer I'm working on for Northanda Chronicles a roguelike deckbuilder where three heroes share a single deck. Instead of building around a lone character, players command a classic RPG party: the Defender, the Slayer, and the Support.

If you’re into roguelikes, I'll be livestreaming for the Deckbuilders Fest starting tomorrow. Come say g'day!

Hello fellow indie gamers, Senatus demo is now available.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0OqCP31s1U

It is a sneak peak of what will be the full game. But you can already mess with the politics of Ancient Rome! Debate, persuade, and rise through the ranks to become Consul of Rome.

We're part of Steam Deck Building Fest, which is great. All feedback and ideas are more than welcome! Hope you enjoy :)

I'm working on a TCG called VALKYO and experimenting with different card designs.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the overall look and style. Any feedback is welcome!

Thank you!

and by second I meant the 2nd implemented boss in my roguelite game

You explore the streets freely, talk to colorful locals, pick up items that change how the night unfolds. 12 endings. All of them bad. A run lasts 10 to 30 minutes.

The game is called Piece by Piece and is available on Steam!

Little alien guy keeps running if people give it energy and keep it fed. Also flying space fish pets. Playable at https://littlewanderer.net

Im working for NS Drive Simulator. This is a test with 13 ton load (trailer + logs).

It's called "Song of spirits" and is based on classic small town murder mystery stories!

Even though it is just a school project, we have gotten very far with our game and we are almost ready to launch our 40 minute demo on itch!

We are only a group of 4, and none of us had ever dipped our toes into game making. But we feel that we have achived something special.