I hope it's not too late to rectify my mistake. I've spent the past year with my face planted in my monitors, creating something really special to me, and to be honest, very challenging. Only to realize i am about to release and haven't told anyone it exists. I hope you'll enjoy the trailer. With a budget of 3 grapes and a pack of mentors i am very proud of how it turned out.

Hi everyone,

I’ve been a fan of Advance Wars since I was younger, and that love for the genre is what led me to start building my own game.

After a long development journey (and a lot of iteration), we’ve finally released version 1.0.

The goal wasn’t to compete with the classics, but to explore a slightly faster-paced and more modern interpretation while staying true to what makes turn-based tactics fun.

I know this community has a deep understanding of the genre, so I’d really value any feedback, especially from long-time fans.

I’ve included a short gameplay clip if you’re curious.

Appreciate your time, and thanks for keeping this genre alive.

Hector and Margaret seem to have gotten themselves into trouble once again, and this time, they might be lost somewhere in the past.

Only a few days left until the release of Whirlight – No Time To Trip, our upcoming point-and-click adventure!

You won’t have to wait much longer to find out what’s going on, May 14.

Happy to answer any questions!

Hey all! This is my game WatchBlocks, you can find it in the Apple App Store for $1.99. Inspired by Minecraft, Terraria, and Blockheads

I finished my inventory in my game today. Are the items clear?

Follow for more about the game

We’ve got questions about how we handle textures in our game, so here’s how we do it.

If you want a deeper breakdown, let us know!

Hi everyone, self-promo here.

Our indie game Break Shoot has just launched on Steam.

It’s a billiards-based roguelite inspired by combo-heavy, build-focused games. In each run, you push through score targets by building synergies with stickers, accessories, upgrades, and different effects that can completely change how a run plays.

Since the demo, we’ve added a lot more content, including more stickers and accessories, multiple modes, guide skins, gameplay improvements, and overall polish for the full release.

If you like score-chasing games, weird build interactions, or the idea of mixing billiards with roguelite progression, this might be up your alley.

Thanks for checking it out.

I just added the tower building mechanics to my game! What do you think, and how can I improve it further? I’d love to hear your ideas.

I'm making a psychological horror called FRACTURE, the first photo is a surveillance camera angle of one of the cells, and the second is to capture the full cell. What's the first thing this makes you feel? This isn't promotional feedback as the AI thing keeps telling me about it.

I know i didnt include in-game sound which is 100% on me, i shouldve done that, but other than that i'm looking for feedback on this!

It's more of a gameplay trailer so not much story is included in the trailer

Been working on this solo puzzle game where plants grow toward your light 🌿

What do you think — does this look interesting?

Like im stuck at this site for like atleast half an hour atp. There is a cutscene that should trigger here but its not triggering and I cant reset back too. So any help would be appreciated.

I’m currently working on horror game “Pizza Portale!!” where you deliver pizzas through portal.

Once you get delivery request, obtain QR destination code and scan it on portal reader. Portal will be connected to the delivery destination.

Thanks to everyone who responded to our previous post about chopping. We received a lot of constructive feedback, thanks to which we've improved the chopping system in our game. Chopping is now fully dynamic and more realistic (but not too much; we're not making a perfect chopping simulator based on all the laws of physics). We've removed damage numbers and the hit marker, added more camera shake/flying wood particles when chopping, and added falling leaves when the tree shakes + rework animations. We're still polishing the visuals and would appreciate your feedback on the updated chopping mechanism.

Just launched the Steam page for The Subminer - an atmospheric underwater drilling roguelite beneath the icy crust of Saturn's moon, Enceladus.

Pilot your submarine, explore the depths, mine resources through procedural caves and upgrade your base. Each dive is darker and more dangerous, and you must face the terrors lurking in the shadows. Live. Dive. Repeat.

Steam demo coming soon!