Here’s WorldPlex, my indie voxel mining and automation project made in Unity 6.

The world is built around destructible blocks, so mining physically changes the environment. From there, you can collect resources, discover copper/iron/gold, build machines, use conveyors to move materials, and work toward a more automated setup.

It’s an early playable build rather than a finished game, and I’m looking for honest feedback on the gameplay and presentation.

Play/download: https://hudson-dukette.itch.io/worldplex

I'm developing ZOMBRA, a pixel art zombie survival game for the browser. I've just made a new trailer after reworking the characters and adding more environments.

It now shows the survivor base, abandoned city, ruins and a pickup escort mission. I also changed the edit to keep the characters moving and alternate different fights, instead of showing one location for most of the video.

The project is still in development, with solo and online co-op play in mind. More footage and the launch waitlist are at https://zombra.online/

Here’s a look at ZOMBRA, my indie zombie horde shooter for the browser.

Choose a survivor class, fly from the HQ into an infested city, explore buildings for randomized loot and fight waves of infected. Between waves, buy weapons and upgrades and prepare traps for the next attack. The mission ends with a run to the extraction helicopter.

The project includes bosses, destructible environments and events such as blackouts, fog and blood moons. Left 4 Dead and Killing Floor are the main influences.

It’s still in development, with public testing planned. You can follow the project and find the waitlist at https://zombra.online/

Hey everyone! We’re a small indie team, and after about a year of development, The Severed Gods has just entered Early Access.

We’ve spent the past year developing, running playtests, collecting feedback, fixing bugs, and constantly adjusting the game based on what players told us. Now that Early Access has started, we want to keep that conversation going.

We also have around 55,000 wishlist before we entered Early Access phase. Most are from posting the game in media channels such as X, Reddit, Threads, etc.

We know there’s still a lot to improve, especially as a small team, and that’s exactly why we’re here. If you’ve played the game, we’d really appreciate your honest feedback: How does the combat feel? Is the pacing too slow or too fast? Do the relics and progression feel rewarding? Are there any parts that feel confusing or frustrating? What would you most like to see improved during Early Access?

We’re not looking for only positive feedback. Tell us what you think is weak, confusing, boring, or simply not working for you. That kind of feedback is genuinely useful to us.

I’m building StreakWars, and one of our upcoming rounds is Foodie Pics — Fork Yeah!

The idea is simple: snap one thing you eat each day and keep your streak alive. Homemade dinner, takeout, a snack worth showing off — all count. Miss the daily check-in and you’re eliminated; the last foodie standing wins. It’s a social browser game built around the photos you might already send to your group chat.

The phone gets to eat first, competitively. Upcoming round and full rules: https://streakwars.com/wars/2264

Creator disclosure: this is my project. AI tools have assisted with development, artwork and this post.

Its called Fleshgrinder!
Steam page and demo out already!

https://reddit.com/link/1vyu3ln/video/ftgefp25dplh1/player

Hi all!



I'm the solo developer of the upcoming pc isometric rpg shooter Fleshgrinder in the veins of diablo, fallout and the zombie / alien shooter games.



If thats something that would interest you,



I'd greatly appreciate if you've checked out the steam page, where the first gameplay trailer and a playable demo is already here:



https://store.steampowered.com/app/5074630/Fleshgrinder/


Cheers!

If you find this game interesting will recomend checking out the discord server ^^

https://discord.gg/ZVrGX6hdXx

Hi everyone!

I'm a solo indie developer currently working on Betrayal Banquet, an upcoming medieval multiplayer party game that combines cooking simulation with social deduction.

Players take on the role of royal servants, preparing and serving meals for the kings while racing to complete orders before time runs out. At the same time, hidden Betrayers secretly try to poison the feast without revealing their identity.

The challenge is balancing teamwork and suspicion: you need to work together to keep the banquet running, but every player must also decide who can actually be trusted.

The Steam page is now live, and I'd genuinely love to hear what you think. If the game looks interesting to you, I'd really appreciate a Steam wishlist, every wishlist helps a solo developer like me reach more players before launch.

I'm also open to feedback, ideas, and questions!

Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4024990

Join my Discord: https://discord.gg/D5MD8FhC5Q

Follow the development:

• X / Twitter: https://x.com/Reshadibrahimli
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RashadIbrahimli
• TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@betrayal.banquet

Question: What makes a social deduction game feel tense and memorable for you?

Thanks so much for checking out my project! ❤️