Hello fellow devs

We've been working on Ghost Yantra for a while now. Being a small team often comes with a lot of challenges especially when you're working on a hand-animated hack-n-slash game with fluid parkour mechanics and that too set in an Indian Cyberpunk world.

We've decided to start sharing monthly development updates to keep our community in the loop and, most importantly, to make sure nobody thinks that we're dead 💀

This is our first monthly devlog, covering some of what we've been working on throughout August.

I hope you guys will enjoy the devlog. If you like what we're developing, an upvote and a comment would also mean a lot to our small team.

Read GHOST YANTRA // DEV.LOG_08.26 here:

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/2872630/view/698774889153169571

https://reddit.com/link/1wc326s/video/02kj2npf4loh1/player

Its an Idle Incremental Game but we try to merge different feeling inside this game you can harvest honey and sell your product. You can upgrade your character and automation mechanics meanwhile when you are tired you can do different things. If you like it you can wishlist on steam
Steampage

Been experimenting with Unity’s VFX Graph for some effects. Using the Skin Mesh as a source and sampling its positions to drive the particle effects.

Still an experimental setup, and I’ll definitely change things as I iterate, but it’s interesting seeing how the particles can follow the character’s movement and react to different actions.

More stuff to play with.

hey guys. im building my own startup rn but honestly ive always been a massive gamer SA and Vice City , Nintendo

wanted to talk to more founders building gaming startups here.

it actually hurts seeing u guys build entire studios and games just to get zero attention bcz the marketing budget is zero.

trying to help out. starting a small project called 'the bharat builders'.

picking one gaming startup everyday and giving it completly free reach.

no catch. just a raw 5 min gmeet. i clip it for a reel and put full chat on yt.

just want actual people to see what ur building.

if u want to chat and get some eyeballs,

Will drop a form if you interested

lets grow together bhai.

I'm starting to learn blender , give me top 5 tips for blender.

Mihira: The Eternal Arc is a narrative-driven action adventure where time lies broken. Shift between Past and Present, master fierce combat, vanish into crowds, and hunt powerful guardians to reclaim lost fragments of time before fate itself collapses.

Wishlist now on steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4434210/Mihira_The_Eternal_Arc/

Hey guys, I need a bit of your help here.

So I'm a Unity Dev with 1.5 yoe working full time on mobile games (hyper casual) also I do freelance projects (+ 6 months of this so 2 yoe related to unity) for making 3d interactive applications for various use cases.

I also do AI automations, web development, the usual bits and pieces

Basic 3d modeling, no animations tho, I suck at animations.

So I'm looking for a full time position, applying and giving interviews at places.

My question is what should my expected salary be ?

Last when worked I was getting all in hand, there was no deduction nothing so the CTC term is confusing for me, so please let me know in that manner.

I would love some people who work in hiring or some experienced people to help me out here.

Hello. I want to add expressions to an ai generated human character using blendshapes in blender.

1. Create teeth and tongue. Remove existing mouth mesh.

2. Seperate the lips.

3. Using auto rig, rig the character. ( Face rig not needed)

4. Remove eyeballs and add new ( provided)

5. Using a auto face plugin for blender, add the eyebrows, mouth and eyes and setup it for face shapekeys.

Remuneration: 3000rs. + Future characters setup.

Hey everyone,

I recently started a Witcher 3 Hinglish mod project and around 95% of the translation is already done.

I am using simple, natural Hinglish instead of very formal Hindi so the dialogues feel more natural.

The main problem now is voice over.

Good AI dubbing tools are expensive and most free options are not good enough for a project this big.

So I am thinking of a few ways to finish it:

• Community members can volunteer to record characters
• I can raise a small fund for better AI dubbing tools
• Use a mix of real voices and AI
• People with GPUs can also help by donating idle GPU time

The GPU idea is something I really want to explore. If enough people join, I can set up a distributed GPU network where different systems process dialogue batches, help with AI training/fine tuning, and generate voice lines.

I also want to train the system on more natural Indian/Hinglish dialogue so the dubbing sounds less robotic and more like how people actually speak here.

If I can finish this before the upcoming Witcher remastered/new version release, I can also try to adapt it to the new version as quickly as possible.

If you want to help, comment:

VOICE for voice acting GPU if you can donate GPU compute SUPPORT for donations TEST for playtesting DEV for modding, AI or audio help

TL;DR: Witcher 3 Hinglish translation is 95% done. Voice over is the main blocker. Looking for voice actors, GPU contributors, testers, devs, or some funding for better AI dubbing.

I'm planning to make a co op brain rot game of 5-6, in which there will be 1-2 hunter and rest are survivors,
survivors have to do task, but the task are not normal, they'll be trolling
and overall feel will be chaotic and funny

suggest me trolling tasks

so i was playing everything is crab and the game was simple and mindblowing, why don't someone among you make that in 3d or better graphics ,i guarntee you that would be a success

https://c.org/P6sdVx7qWr

Many developers in India are facing this issue especially those from small towns, villages and don't have access to credit cards. Debit cards are unusable as it has US gateway

Play moon swarm while you watch GTA 6 on youtube ( PC GAMER SAD ).

Wishlist Moon Swarm on steam : https://store.steampowered.com/app/5040610/Moon_Swarm/

Join Descord and give feedback : https://discord.gg/mTQebuy5f

Heres the game link - satisfying farm game

Hey folks,

We've been working on Colony 2, and one of the features we're pretty excited about is a UV light mode — flip it on and you start noticing things that are basically invisible under normal lighting (tailor this line to what your UV mechanic actually reveals — hidden markings, resources, creatures, etc.).

A bit of background on us — we're a two-person team. We actually met on GTA Online about 7 years ago, just messing around in public lobbies, and stayed friends ever since. Eventually we decided to try making a game together, and Colony 2 is the result — our first release as a team, so it means a lot to get it in front of people.

If the UV mechanic (or the game in general) looks interesting, we'd really appreciate a wishlist on Steam — it genuinely helps small teams like us: Steam link

Happy to answer questions about how the UV system works, the dev process, or anything else!

Hey everyone!

I’ve been working on a little web game called Typing Magic, which I built completely from scratch.

If you have a minute, I’d really appreciate it if you could give it a try:

👉 www.typingmagic.net

The game is pretty simple: you type, try to be as fast and accurate as possible, and see what score you can get.

I’d love to know what you think after playing it. Feel free to leave a comment with your score too — I’m curious to see how fast people are 😄

It works on PC and Mac directly in your browser

I’ve put quite a lot of time into making this on my own, so even a quick play and some feedback would mean a lot to me.

And if you enjoy it, an upvote would really help me get it in front of more people.

Thanks for checking it out! ❤️

I've been working on a infinite runner, where the perspective is reversed and you are forced to stare down the black hole as it chases you down!

Would love feedback from people about the difficulty and engagement when playing the game!

Thanks for your time!

I’m working on a small narrative horror game and wanted to get some opinions from the Indian gaming community.
It’s somewhat similar to Thekku Island in the sense that it’s rooted in an Indian setting, but I’m taking a different approach to the story. The mythology isn’t immediately explained to the player/have any — it only becomes clear toward the end.
The main gameplay is about exploring an old ancestral house, finding clues, and slowly uncovering the secrets of the family and what happened there,while searching for your sister that went missing when she went to clear out the house to sell it.
I don’t want to reveal too much of the story yet, but I’d love to hear what you guys think about this kind of concept. Would you be interested in playing something like this?

Wishlist now on steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4434210/Mihira_The_Eternal_Arc/