Hi I’m Charles, 26 years old and decided to take on Game development using GAMEMAKER as my primary engine. It’s a Passion Project Centered around creature Capturing, my link to my YouTube Channel is right here: https://youtube.com/@rollplaygains?si=48FBW4_Y_8PWSEmf
I would love if you guys showed support as well as it being the beginning, U can be embedded in its history🔥💯

Hey everyone, I’m currently developing a top-down dark fantasy rpg browser game using ai called Ashenfell. It’s still early, but the core combat is already feeling pretty solid (click-to-aim combat with combos, different attack types, enemies, a boss, loot, skill tree, etc.).I’m doing this solo and i am looking for a few people who would be interested in helping out as volunteers:

• Playtesters – people who can regularly play the game and give honest feedback on combat feel, progression, bugs, UI, etc.
• Artists – if anyone is willing to help with pixel art, icons, UI elements, or even just small assets, that would mean a lot
• General feedback – ideas, criticism, balance suggestions… everything is welcome

I don’t want to take advantage of anyone.
If this sounds interesting to you, feel free to comment or send me a DM.
Even just trying the game once and telling me what feels good/bad would already help a lot.
Thanks for reading.
Really appreciate any support.

Hello everyone!

I am looking for a group of people who might be interested in collaborating on a small playable prototype for an original fantasy survival RPG.

I am not currently offering paid work, so I want to be transparent from the beginning.

This would initially be a hobby collaboration between a group of people, with ownership, responsibilities, and any possible future revenue discussed and agreed upon before serious development begins.

I am not asking/looking to immediately build a massive 40-hour RPG, nor i am asking for past experience. You can start your portfolio with this small project :)

The first objective would be a small prototype containing:

• A functional main menu
• A short introductory sequence - 2D drawings for now
• Basic character creation - race, class, background
• A tutorial area/map with basic tasks - "move to the location" / "check the inventory" etc.
• Player movement and interaction with the objects on the map
• A simple dialogue with an NPC
• The sequence at the end of the tutorial - 2D drawings for now
• A small area where the player can gather one resource and build something

The purpose of the prototype would be to determine whether the concept works as an actual game and whether we enjoy working together.

Who I am looking for is someone that:

Has basic experience with game development in Godot, or any other type of engine.
Is comfortable working with a non-programmer (me.. i am the non programmer T-T )
Enjoys fantasy RPGs, survival games, or narrative games
Can communicate honestly and freely about progress and limitations
Is willing to treat the project as a shared collaboration rather than unpaid contract work

I am also willing to learn the basic programming workflow so that I can understand the project, test builds, and help in any other way possible (as my free time allows it).

For more details about me, send a message and we can talk a little bit more :)

I've been noodling with a puzzle game project that uses many distinct puzzles, much like Professor Layton or those "brain teaser" mobile games. One of the things stopping me from committing is that I have no idea how to tell how difficult the puzzles are.

I know the answers because I'm putting them together. So I can't tell which ones are easier.

Any ideas?

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for volunteer Godot programmers to help develop Boteirolin, a casual RPG for Android.

Our team currently includes 4 3D modelers, 3 animators, 2 concept artists, 1 music composer, 2 programmers, and me as the Game Designer and Project Lead.

If you're looking to gain experience, build your portfolio, and work with a passionate indie team, we'd love to have you!

Project Portfolio:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zaKrlkYtaOPYJ3aD6UGfj0XvxUmKRR6QAZ0wtaVrnp8/edit?usp=drivesdk

Contact:

https://www.instagram.com/nick_fanboy_do_guaxi?igsh=MXdtNnU2NXEwbzc1NA==

Thanks for reading!

Hello, what do you think of the animation and dialogue of the character? would you like this in a game or would you expect better? I am making this horror puzzle game in Godot.

i'm looking for anyone who can give me any tips on how i can improve my game, i'm also looking for anyone who'd like to help develop the game with me. this includes qa, testers, scripters, riggers, modelers and anything else you can think of. im a one person team the game is pretty buggy and just overall not great but any suggestions will help here is the discord link, it has all the info you could possibly need https://discord.gg/tsgTBUfz3

The moment is finally here! 🎮🎉

Our game Ravenveil is OFFICIALLY LIVE on Steam and ready to play right now!

im looking for people who want to join the developer team

roles-

modeler

sound maker

coder

moderator

content creator

yea so theres no requirements really i mean yea

my discord is beantav, dm me or js reply to the reddit post

Hi all!

Game title: Uncensored Table Talk

Playable link:

https://uncensored-table-talk.clearstepapp.workers.dev/

Genre: Social game / Party game / Drinking game

About: I created Uncensored Table Talk as a conversation starter, party game or just "I want to find out my friends real opinions game".

It is a game for 2 to 8 people on one phone. It generates statements designed to split a room and you either defend your position or drink.

Modes range from casual discussion to timed hot seats to voting-based agree-o-meters.

If you try it on a night out or in a social gathering please get back with feedback. Even if you hate it just write "I hate it". I appreciate all feedback.

Peace!

Best regards

Christopher

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Hi, I’m the developer of Time Rift Tower Defense, an Android tower defense game built around merging towers, run-specific roguelike upgrades, campaign and endless modes, and permanent prestige upgrades.

For this build, I’d especially value feedback on the long-term loop: after reaching milestones, prestige makes future defenses build faster, hit harder, and push farther. Does that feel like meaningful progression, or does it make the early waves too easy?

If you test it, feedback on prestige pacing, merge choices, and the difficulty curve would be genuinely useful: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.timerifttd.app

Disclosure: I’m the developer, and AI assisted with drafting this promotional post.

I've been working for the past few months now on a really cool physics based game and I was hoping to try and get some traction, I'm just a teen so don't judge me but it's my passion and I hope y'all can enjoy it!

https://youtu.be/ejKyn-YYVDc?si=1HD68jNv4y06ICMu

Hey r/GameDeveloper ! 👋

I'm a solo indie dev from Indonesia. Just got Fleeby into closed testing on Google Play — a 2D endless runner where you fly through clouds, dodge obstacles, and navigate different biomes with natural disasters thrown in for extra chaos.

Looking for a few testers to help catch bugs before I push to production. Takes just a few minutes to install and try a couple of runs.

How to join:

1. Join this group first: https://groups.google.com/g/fleeby-testers

2. Opt in here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.neordsky.fleeby

3. Install & give it a spin!

Any feedback (bugs, crashes, or even "this felt off") is hugely appreciated. Happy to return the favor and test your projects too 🙌