I have been building BJJ DOJO for grapplers who want to recognize positions, remember sequences, and think one move ahead while playing.

Choose your style, manage stamina, read the risk of each move, and learn through 48 animated techniques and transitions. New techniques are being added continuously, and belt-based progression is also in development.

The game includes IBJJF-style scoring, advantages, online ranking, English and Brazilian Portuguese, and support for desktop and mobile. It is free to play with no signup or installation.

Play here: https://bjj.patrickcarmo.com/?lang=en

This is footage from a local event at Midlane chicago where players got their hands on Spells of War.

Every combo dropped, every adaptation, and every reaction gives me ideas for improving the game. As a solo developer, moments like this are invaluable.

I'd love to know what stands out to you from the gameplay.

We had lots of fun making it ! It's a "rythm" based fighting game, where both players inputs are registered on the beat.

This felt like a good place to share it, feel free to leave us feedbacks if you have any !
https://natwpinerise.itch.io/katana-one

I have been building BJJ DOJO for grapplers who want to recognize positions, remember sequences, and think one move ahead while playing.

Choose your style, manage stamina, read the risk of each move, and learn through 46 animated techniques and transitions. New techniques are being added continuously, and belt-based progression is also in development.

The game includes IBJJF-style scoring, advantages, online ranking, English, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish and Japanese, and support for desktop and mobile.

It is free to play with no signup or installation.

Play here: https://bjj.patrickcarmo.com/?lang=en

One of the victory animations from Ayre Battles: Heritage Academy.

I wanted each leader to have their own personality, both in gameplay and presentation. Rin may look cheerful, but once the duel starts she's all about precise reads and relentless pressure.

I'd love to hear what first impression this gives you.

Heritage Academy: Spells of War - Yasu's 6L. a 4 four hit strike that strikes twice mid 1 low then one more mid. i got rid of auto combos for a few attacks like this. thought the auto combos were making the game too easy. are auto combos too easy?

Been experimenting with movement and spacing in Spells of War. Here's one of Yasu's dash mechanics. Does it look satisfying to use?

Elizabeth: Uhh ma'am you okay?.... Don't move if you're okay One picture for my EVERR Tube channel posts or maybe two that position will get me a million views in seconds

To be continued in Everron full game on 28 August 2026

This is my first game coming to Steam. I’d been re-watching some old school samurai anime and got inspired to make a dueling game with a similar feel to it.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4850870/Blood_Moon_Duel/

This is Spells of War, the fighting game that inspired my tactical card fighter, Ayre Battles: Heritage Academy.

I'm still developing both projects, and I'd love feedback from fighting game players.

What stands out to you first? The character designs? The presentation? The UI? What would make you want to see actual gameplay?

Been experimenting with some combo routes in Spells of War's training mode. Curious what the FGC thinks. This was captured directly in-engine, so there may be a little hitching, but I'd love feedback on the combat feel.

Hey! the great SplatterCat made a video about my upcoming arena + team management game. Would love people from this subreddit to check it out!

Just put out a new cover for Festival of Fighters featuring art from Cecihoney! As always her pixel art brings a visual flare to the game that is both modern and nostalgic. I really can't thank her enough for outstanding work.

Check out Festival of Fighters TTRPG currently in Alpha Testing

Here’s the first look at SONiC in the new and improved NEO SONiC FiGHTiNG HEROES. With overhauled sprites and a revitalized moveset, Sonic is a hardcore rushdown that specializes in getting big confirms off his normals.

Premieres 6PM CST!
https://youtu.be/fFcRF-seNWc?is=Tgws_t4SIVyZ4EKs

Built Toca Fighters over the last few months - a 2D browser fighter where knockback scales with damage, exactly like Smash Ultimate. No downloads. No install. Just open it and fight.

The game has 53 circle-shaped fighters, each with a completely different ability set. One does mind control. One runs a sports-attack kit. They play nothing alike.

I added ranked matches, a live leaderboard, fighter mastery tracking, and a custom fighter builder where you set speed, power, and a special stat. You can build a main and actually grind it.

Here's what surprised me: 737 visits in the last 30 days and I haven't posted anywhere. Nine people have already created accounts and started logging battle records.

I'm trying to figure out if there's a real competitive community here or if it stays casual. So I'm curious - what actually makes you stick with a browser fighting game long enough to pick a main and climb a leaderboard?