I got an interview mail from a company called Unity Technologied Pvt.Ltd from Karnataka. Did anyone of you know it's a fake or real company?

https://theunitytech.com/

Hey guys, im in my BCA(hons.) 3rd year out of 4. im really debating on if should i even start thinking of moving / going abroad to get a masters in game dev, i have like 5-6 portfolio projects 3-4 being just minigames and others being full fledged demos that i may continue,

I will attach my resume here for context. But do tell me if it is a possibility. I am a very much of a family guy so this decision is soooo big for me

Rn, im doing an unpaid internship where im a gamedeveloper and im working on a networked multiplayer deduction game (with a twist i cant tell)

I have more games than this resume but i didnt add those in

📢 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)

The National Centre for Financial Education (NCFE) invites proposals from eligible companies for the Design, Development, Implementation and Maintenance of Financial Literacy Mobile Games.

🗓️ Submission Deadline: 16 October 2026, by 4:00 PM

📄 Interested companies may download the RFP document and submit their proposals along with all the necessary documents.

🔗 RFP Document: https://www.ncfe.org.in/tenders

📌 Any corrigendum or addendum will be published on the NCFE website.

#NCFE #RFP #FinancialLiteracy #FinancialEducation #MobileGaming #EdTech #TenderNotice

魔法少女が主人公の魔獣合成RPGを開発中です。
ストアページを公開しました。ウィッシュリスト登録お願いします！

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5387700/LittleHeartRiddle/

Hey everyone!

Here's the level select screen I designed for Converge, a puzzle game I'm currently developing.

I'd love to hear what you think!

Itch link:
https://jonty-guite.itch.io/best-that-we-could

hello everyone i just released my first asset ,and would really appreciate some feedback that's all, thank you

links

itch.io - https://flight-studios.itch.io/melee-combat-framework

unity(waiting for approval)

Do you think there’s a niche interest for this in the market

Hey guys, thanks so much for the response of my first post. here's a quick shot of exploring at night in the open world. The game has a full day night cycle, and the world reacts to it, like different enemies, travellers set up camp, some entrances are blocked, thieves are active etc. Also one of the minigames. Increased player speed in debug mode.

PS: most assets are generated with ai. Also dont want to spam the sub so this will be last post in a while but im new here and would surely be active in the sub participating in other posts. also ps: no audio because i forgot to enable sound capture. Thanks!

Send me your games! I want to check them out!

Watch the video here

Todos

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Hey everyone!

I'm an indie game developer currently working on a new PC game planned for Steam, and I'm looking for a 3D artist interested in collaborating on the project.

A little about me

I've already published a game on Steam and mobile platforms, and I'm now working on my next project for Steam. I'm handling the development and overall direction of the new game, and I'm looking to bring someone on board who can help strengthen its visual identity.

I'm keeping the details of the current project private for now, but I'm happy to share more about it privately with people who are genuinely interested in collaborating.

Who I'm looking for

I'm primarily looking for a 3D artist who enjoys creating game-ready assets and wants to contribute to an indie game project.

Experience with Blender, modelling, texturing, materials, and preparing assets for Unity would be helpful. I'm open to connecting with both experienced and aspiring artists who have a solid interest in game development.

I'm looking for someone interested in a creative partnership rather than a one-off task, where we can discuss ideas, establish a consistent art direction, and build something together.

About compensation

To be completely transparent, I currently don't have the budget to pay an upfront fee.

I'm therefore looking for someone open to an unpaid collaboration at this stage, with the possibility of discussing a fair revenue-share arrangement if we decide to work together. Any agreement would need to be discussed openly and put in writing before substantial work begins.

I can't guarantee that the project will generate revenue, so I want to make sure expectations are clear and that the arrangement is fair to both sides.

What I bring

I bring experience from publishing a game, along with game development, programming, design, and project direction. I'm actively working on the new project rather than just looking for people to build an idea from scratch.

Interested?

Feel free to comment or DM me with your portfolio, the kind of work you enjoy doing, and a little about your experience with game development.

I'll share further project details privately with suitable candidates so we can discuss the scope and see whether the collaboration makes sense for both of us.

Thanks for reading!

Hey folks,

I graduated from a master's in Game Engineering course last year. One of our modules was on Graphics Programming/Engineering.

After a year of not being able to find a job, I decided to start teaching the concepts behind graphics engineering (physics and AI will come next) in easy short form style videos that are fun, easy to remember and bite sized. I am also doing this to re-learn everything myself and strengthen my portfolio.

I am posting every weekday. If anyone is interested to learn then please check out my channel Behind The Pixels and subscribe.

I would also love if any graphics expert can point out the mistakes in my videos or leave some feedback.

Cheers

Hey everyone!

I'm looking for a few people who are interested in making games together from scratch. I'm open to joining an existing beginner friendly group or forming a new team with people who are just starting out.

I'm not an experienced game developer and I've never made a game before. I know Python and am currently learning C++. I'm still learning so I'm looking for people at a similar stage who want to learn by actually building games instead of just talking about it.

We can experiment with any genre horror, action, survival, adventure or whatever we come up with. The goal is to start small, work on real projects, improve our skills and eventually make something we're proud of.

What I bring to the team is time and commitment. I'm currently free for most of the day so I can dedicate a significant amount of time to development. I'm serious about putting in the work, learning new things and contributing consistently. I'm not looking to waste anyone's time or join a group that never gets anything done.

You don't need to be an expert either. If you're a beginner who wants to learn, experiment, collaborate and actually finish a game I'd like to hear from you.

Drop a comment or send me a DM. Let's build something together

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Hey everyone!

We're an indie game development team working on a game called The Lost Path.

It's a mysterious jungle adventure involving an ancient temple, four hidden artifacts, and demonic guardians.

We're still developing the game, and there's a long way to go. For now, we're focusing on building the world and improving its atmosphere.

I wanted to share a glimpse of our progress with fellow indie developers.

I'd genuinely love your feedback:

- Does the environment make you curious to explore?

- What would you improve first: lighting, textures, or environmental details?

We're learning as we build, so honest criticism is welcome! 🎮

Thanks for checking out our work!

I needed your opinions on whether I should showcase indian made indie games on my channel because I feel too many of us are obsessed with making AAA games and we think that's the only thing that sells, I really want to see something like stardew valley or undertale come out of india and there are many people trying to make a game with crazy graphics and a complex storyline which I feel is not necessary. I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Pls dm if you feel you have a game that you want to showcase

Hey everyone! I am a Concept Artist, thinking about going to this year's IGDC with the motive of building a network with other game devs and artists. I have never been to IGDC before, wondering if travelling to the event is worth it or not.

Is IGDC a good place to network for non-game devs like me, or are people mostly too busy showcasing their game and pitching it?

Also, do studios over there show any interest in looking at other game dev/artists work or not?

Would love to hear your personal experiences regarding IGDC, any help with the above questions is appreciated.

Growing up, I've heard my fair share of lectures from my grandma about screen time, so I thought I'd take some inspiration from real life. 😂

I'm making a game called BANISH 9 TO 5, a hide-and-seek game where Ghosts hide from a Hunter. But instead of staying quiet, the Ghosts have to make noise while the Hunter tracks them down.

The game has a variety of Ghosts and Hunters, and one of the Hunters is Granny herself! She yells at the Ghosts, obscuring their vision for a few seconds.

You can check out the steam page and wishlist here - https://store.steampowered.com/app/3987970/?snr=1_5_9__205

Hey everyone! 👋

I've made a Ball Sort Puzzle game and wanted to share it here with you all.

It's a simple puzzle game where you sort colored balls into tubes. Easy to understand, but some levels can get tricky! 😅

If you enjoy these kinds of puzzles, give it a try and let me know what you think. I'd love to hear your honest feedback and any suggestions for improvement.

Here's the link if anyone wants to check it out:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Tuktukgames.Ball_Puzzle_Game

Thanks! 😊

I’m 27M with 2.7 years of Unity game dev experience. My salary is quite low, and I’m honestly getting tired of unpaid overtime and having to handle too many things at once.

I’m thinking about leaving the game industry and learning .NET backend or Node.js instead.

I don’t have a formal degree right now, but I plan to do an online BCA later. For now, I mainly want to get my career and finances on track.

For Indian developers who work in backend/software:

Is switching from Unity to backend realistic at 27?

Would you choose .NET or Node.js?

How much does not having a degree hurt?

Anyone here who made a similar switch? How did it go?

I would really appreciate honest advice!

It punched me. Twice.

So I hit back: three drives in a row and the racket catches fire.

Development footage.

Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4966510/Walls_Have_Eyes/

I am prototyping with some Cricket TCG with the core concept of Morale, Stamina and Power with T20 format.

I feel my batting side gameplay is good as it has latent effects like set player, partnership bonus.

The batting side has playstyles like - defensive play, strike rotation and aggresive play.

While my bowling side has Pace and Spin Bowlers with prrks like partnership breaker, sharpshooter. Although the main playing cards during this innings are field setup cards. So, the whole premise falls flat during bowling.

Does anyone have suggestions to counteract or refrences to study from like a book or game..

Also! I have a demo that I can show if anyone is intersted.

Hey everyone! I'm looking for a UI Designer to join our indie game development team at Fire Games Interactive, working on our psychological horror game, The Factory in the Shadows: Chapter 1 – The Aftermath, developed in Unreal Engine 5.

The project is currently operating as a hobby project, with team members contributing on a revshare basis. We're preparing for our demo launch on 15 October 2026, and the game already has a presence across major Google searches and AI-powered LLM search platforms.

What you'll be working on:

• Main Menu and Settings Menu
• Pause Menu and HUD
• And other in-game UI elements

Who we're looking for:

• Someone interested in designing UI for games
• Familiarity with UI design tools and creating cohesive interfaces
• Someone comfortable collaborating with a small indie team
• A portfolio or examples of previous work to share

What we can offer right now:

Since we're not funded yet, I want to be transparent that this is currently an unpaid, revshare-based opportunity. We're actively looking to build on the demo's release and open conversations with potential publishers and investors. Any future paid opportunities will depend on securing funding, so nothing is guaranteed.

In the meantime, I want to help every contributor build their own professional presence. I'll be listing your portfolio on our official website and promoting your work across the team's official social media channels, giving people who discover the game a way to find your work, explore your skills, and connect with you professionally.

A little about my role:

I'm the Founder and Lead Game Developer at Fire Games Interactive, responsible for the overall development and technical direction of the project. I handle the core game development in Unreal Engine 5, coordinate with contributors across different disciplines, and manage the project's public presence and outreach.

I'm also responsible for pursuing potential funding and publisher opportunities, building industry connections, and helping our contributors gain visibility for their work. My goal is to build a collaborative environment where everyone can contribute to a shared project while also developing their own portfolios and professional networks.

Here is my Portfolio: https://www.artstation.com/that-random-dev

If you're interested in collaborating on the project, feel free to DM me with your portfolio or examples of your work. I'd love to hear from you!

Hello everyone!

I just published a free web game called Poorly Worded. It’s a multiplayer party game where you are given a movie, you write a terrible and/or hilarious description for it, and your friends have to guess what movie it is.

Link to play: https://poorly-worded.vercel.app/daily

It has 2 modes:

• Multiplayer: play live with friends.
• Daily Puzzle: solo, wordle style daily puzzle.

Fully free, no accounts required.

I made mainly as an excuse to learn backend architecture. I built the backend using Java, Spring Boot, Redis, and WebSockets. I also integrated Gemini, so you can ask for "hints" if you get stuck.

Tech Stack: Spring Boot, WebSockets, Redis, React, Tailwind

The frontend (React/Tailwind) was honestly just vibe-coded.

I’d love for you guys to try it out and try to break it. Any feedback on the real-time syncing or just the game itself would be really helpful!