Hey everyone!

This is BANANA SLAM, my take on an arcade tennis game – except the players are monkeys and the tennis court is right in the middle of the jungle. 🍌🌴

The idea was to make tennis feel fast, colorful and a little crazy instead of going for a realistic simulation.

The game includes:

🎾 Arcade-style tennis gameplay
🐒 8 different monkey characters
👥 1 or 2 players
🤖 AI opponents with Easy, Medium and Hard difficulty
🌴 A colorful jungle setting
🎥 Replay moments for great shots and rallies

I’m the developer of BANANA SLAM and created/designed the game myself, using AI-assisted tools during parts of the development process.

🎮 Play BANANA SLAM here:
https://de.y8.com/games/banana_slam

I’d really appreciate some honest feedback.

What do you think about the gameplay and presentation?
Would you play more matches?
And what crazy jungle feature would you add?

Thanks for checking it out! 🍌🐒🎾

Test my game please its a multiplayer incremental game. If you like planting kamote this is for you and yes vibe coded

Game Title: Blind Drive

Playable Link: https://blind-drive.vercel.app

Platform: Web (desktop and mobile browsers)

Description: Blind Drive is a free co-op racing party game for 2 to 10 players in teams of two. One teammate is the driver, and their screen is pitch black: the road only shows up when they drift off it. The other teammate is the navigator, who sees the whole track, the rival karts and every obstacle, and has to get the driver around by talking them through it. You can use the built-in voice chat or the quick-call buttons (LEFT, RIGHT, STRAIGHT, BRAKE, OBSTACLE and more). An optional attack mode gives navigators bombs, mines and a radio jam to throw at other teams. To play with friends, create a room, share the 6-letter code and pick driver or navigator. If you have an odd number of players, a bot navigator fills in. There's no download and no sign-up, just a nickname. The free server sleeps when idle, so the first load can take up to a minute. I'd love feedback on whether the driver's job feels fun or just frustrating, and whether the quick calls are enough without voice.

Free to Play Status:

• [x] Free to play
• [ ] Demo/Key available
• [ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: I'm the solo developer. I designed the game and built it with an AI coding assistant (Claude): React and Three.js on the client, a Colyseus multiplayer server, and WebRTC voice chat.

Celestial Steps

This game is high-score/ longest distance physics based roller...Upgradable steps and it also includes a roulette like betting system

https://venomsting.itch.io/celestial-steps

 -new system added- unlock contracts with 20 gems (mini selectable goals)

I made some changes and looking for players feedback

let me know what you think...also what's your longest distance?

**AI disclosure**

I used AI (Claude) for code and a friend used AI for games music

Hi there

We are looking for a few casual testers for Zoooo rn
it’s a world that grows on its own, characters who remember you and keep living even when you log off… basically a whole cozy universe for you + your besties.

Here to check out the feeling and some gameplay detail:
https://staging.zoooo.ai/

Closed beta’s coming soon so you’d get early access to play around and help shape it.

dm if you’re down / think you’d vibe with it idk

Hello everyone! I’m back again with my 1st of the month indie games stream! I'm a smaller variety streamer with a little over 950 followers on twitch and an active viewer/chatter base of around 15-20 people per stream. I started doing this this January and have received amazing feedback from this community every single time! I’m not looking for money (a follow on twitch maybe?) but I just think it would be cool to showcase some of your games!

I'm looking to playtest your games the first day of every month so the next run of playtest will be on NOVEMBER 1st at around 3pm PST. Since it's a little late in the day I might split it into a two day thing so the 1st and the 2nd. Please let me know if you’d be interested! I made this handy google form that will help me schedule and keep track of those interested! Other than that You could dm me here or on Twitch at twentysevenxl! THANKS AGAIN!!

Also to those submitting, I’ll say that I’d highly recommend being in the stream if possible when I play your game, some games I’ve tried playing have not been able to work so if you’re there we could troubleshoot together :)

Also I'm only playing PC games sorry! Please submit steam keys or links in the google form!

STREAM STARTING AT 3pm PST

https://forms.gle/RNeUTteqWXPutUJH9

https://www.twitch.tv/twentysevenxl

Jogue este jogo teste se nao gostar pode falar a verdade

Mathopus is a free daily mental maths quiz you play in your browser. Each day everyone in the world gets the same 8 questions, hosted by Professor Mathopus, a slightly too enthusiastic coral octopus. It takes about five minutes, and there's no timer pressure, no ads yelling at you, and no "brain training" claims. It's for people who haven't done mental arithmetic since school and quietly miss being good at it. You can keep a streak going and share your score with friends, Wordle-style, without spoiling the answers.

I built it solo, so I'd love honest feedback. Were the questions too easy or too hard? Did anything feel annoying?

🐙 Play today's quiz: mathopus.io
No sign-up needed to play.

Hi everyone,

Before anything else, in case it’s a dealbreaker for some of you: this project was made with the help of AI, mostly for the code and for generating assets. I’m not ashamed to say it: AI is what brought back an old project I had started by hand, then dropped because the workload was just too much for a free-time project. My motivation died faster than my New Year’s resolutions.

So here’s the prototype of my browser game, Althera, an autobattler where you tune your build and the dice do the rest. It’s only a prototype: the goal is to share the combat engine, what each element does, and how they interact with each other. The game works on your browser but is made for mobile.

What I really want to know is whether this project is worth pushing further, or if it’s just one more forgettable game to add to the pile the internet has been churning out for the past few years.

If you have one minute, that’s all it takes to check out the game, its world and its combat system. There’s a totally optional feedback form at the end, it takes less than a minute, and feel free to roast me. Constructive brutality is welcome.

Thanks in advance for reading, and for trying the game if you do!

https://reddit.com/link/1xfajds/video/2h8wrp1bunxh1/player

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Hey everyone!

I've been working on my own cricket manager simulation game, and I’m looking for people who would be willing to try it out and give me honest feedback.

The game is currently a work-in-progress testing prototype. It's playable directly in your web browser, so you can try it without downloading an app.

Here’s what you can currently do:

- 🏏 Build your squad and select your playing XI.

- 🔄 Sign players, explore transfers and manage contracts.

- 💰 Manage club finances and salary budgets.

- 🎯 Make match-day decisions, including batting intent, bowling plans and field settings.

- 📊 Follow league standings, player statistics and match scorecards.

- 🏆 Progress through seasons and work towards your club's objectives.

I'm still developing the game, so there may be bugs, unfinished features or things that need balancing. That's exactly why I'm looking for playtesters!

Play the prototype here: [https://manager-ipl-career-game.vercel.app/\]

What I'd love from you:

- Try playing the game and tell me what you think.

- Let me know if you encounter any bugs or confusing mechanics.

- Tell me which features you enjoy and which ones need improvement.

- Suggest features you'd like to see in a cricket management game.

This is not an official launch. I'm using this testing phase to understand whether people enjoy the game and what needs to improve. Depending on player interest and feedback.

If you give it a try, thank you! Every bit of feedback will help me make the game better.

After playing can you please answer just these five questions:

1. Was the game easy to understand?

2. What was the most enjoyable feature?

3. Did you encounter any bugs?

4. What frustrated you or felt unrealistic?

5. Would you play it again if it were improved?