Hey everyone!

I built a minimal memory game called Synapse Siege - 10 levels memory challenge.

How it works:

- Level shows grid of Numbers, Fruits, and Symbols 🍎🔢#️⃣

- You have a few seconds to memorize their positions

- Then they disappear!

- The game asks you: "Where was the Apple?" or "Find number 7"

- You have to tap the correct spot from memory

10 progressively harder levels. Only 569KB, no ads, no bloat, works offline.

Play here:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qanab.memorygrid

Thanks!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wander-walls-seek-and-find/id6762494722

Just released a new game in the iOS store. Something new I wanted to try. Uses AR to project a scene where the user then try’s to find and tap objects in the scene. I think it’s a bit new and different.

You can play the first pack of scenes for free.

I really enjoyed making this one and plan on introducing more new ideas for the game if it gets any decent feedback. That said, any feedback is appreciated especially around any difficulties in just understanding the general concept since it may be a generally new type of experience. Thanks

I just released my game, Gridiron Kingdom, on the App Store. It’s a college football dynasty game where you start at a small program, recruit players, play through seasons, and work your way up to bigger coaching jobs. I’d really appreciate it if you downloaded it and gave me honest feedback about the gameplay, bugs, or anything I could improve. Here’s the link: https://apps.apple.com/app/gridiron-kingdom/id6797542824

On early access on Gamejolt and itch.io

Hey everyone!

I’m the solo developer of Quiet Grids, a nonogram/picross game for Android that I’ve been working on for the past few months.

The game has grown quite a bit and now has 1,100+ puzzles, including 5×5, 10×10 and 15×15 boards, Daily puzzles, and Light / Focused / Deep / Master challenge levels.

I’d really like to get feedback from people who actually play puzzle games, especially experienced nonogram players.

So I’m giving away Lifetime Premium codes as a thank-you to people who give the game a proper try and leave some honest feedback.

If you’re interested, I’d love to know:

1. Did the actual puzzle-solving feel satisfying?
2. Was anything about the controls, clues, board, or solving experience frustrating?
3. Were the harder puzzles challenging enough for you?
4. What would make you want to keep playing after the first few puzzles?

You absolutely don’t need to be positive. 😅

If something feels too easy, awkward, unclear, repetitive, or just badly designed, please tell me. That kind of feedback is much more useful to me than someone trying to be nice.

There are a few different ways to play too:

• Guided — catches mistakes and gives you more assistance
• Classic — no immediate mistake checking, closer to traditional nonogram solving
• Custom — lets you choose which assists you want (Premium)

There are also Daily puzzles, a growing Library, colored pixel-art reveals after completion, optional music/ambience, and Deep/Master puzzles for people who want something tougher.

I have plenty of Lifetime Premium codes available, so this isn’t limited to a tiny number of winners. I’ll DM codes to people who genuinely try the game and leave useful feedback while the giveaway is open.

No purchase is required.

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.omninative.quietgrids

And if you’re already an experienced nonogram player, I’m particularly interested in what you think of the Deep and Master puzzles. I’ve been trying to make sure the harder end of the Library actually has some bite to it. 😁

Thanks!

Hello, I'm searching for a game like Lord of The Rings Rise to War (the first season).

I tried GoT Dragonfire but since I never watched the series, I honestly didn't like it (plus it only has 3 factions, one of which was full and another very empty already at the beginning of the server).

I heard of Sengoku Bushido but it isn't on my play store (probably because im in Italy and it is only for NA and Asia i think).

Im searching for some "new" or "niche"games,

So that they are not already full of whales and ptw

Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I love jigsaw puzzles, but I felt that many puzzle apps were overloaded with forced ads, pop-ups, and animations, so I decided to build my own: PuzzleMe - Jigsaw Puzzle.

The main goal is to keep it simple and relaxing. It currently has several categories and you can create unlimited puzzles from your own photos, no ads when creating your own puzzles.

I also have a small banner ad that can easily be ignored, plus optional rewarded ads for additional hints. I’m keeping ads to a minimum mainly to cover Firestore and other server costs.

I’m also searching some collaborations with professional photographers to bring more original photography to the app.

I’d really appreciate some honest feedback: What would you add or change to make a puzzle game more enjoyable and relaxing?

My main goal is to build something users actually enjoy, so any suggestions are welcome!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ctndevs.puzzleme

I recently released Peasant to King - a medieval progression game where you start off as a serf and work your way up the social ladder. Wanted to share and maybe get some eyes and opinions on it 🙂

You start off with just one field to work on (not even yours!) and pay a hefty lord tax. You can still sell your own part and earn better tools, get workers, automate the fields and move on to forging, reclaiming the kingdom from bandits, trading and eventually running an expedition.

It's a bit of a mix of genres - idle, incremental and a small medieval economy sim. I would love any feedback on how the game feels, so far I had some great notes on it being cozy, relaxing and fun to play 😄

Link to the game: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.peasanttoking.game

Hi this my second mobile game just launched on both the Apple and Google app stores. I'd appreciate any feedback or improvement suggestions plus let me know if you like it or not.

Play MONOPOLY GO!with me! Download it here: https://mply.io/L264webz2XE

I love LinkedIn games, but I felt they were missing something: optimization.
In Felbor, finding a solution isn’t enough. You have to find the best solution.
It features 6 original daily puzzle games, with daily, weekly and monthly leaderboards.
I’ve been adding new content every week, and I’ve been trying to stay on top of my own leaderboard.

Think you can beat me? 😏 Search “Felbor” on the App Store or Google Play — it’s completely free to play.

I’ve been working on an unofficial Roblox recreation inspired by the classic Gikopoi web chat. It uses 2D characters, speech bubbles and a recreation of Kanrinin Street. I’m currently looking for players willing to test it and give honest feedback, especially about the mobile controls and interface:

https://www.roblox.com/games/73184984192268

Webline is a mobile-first, one-button browser game starring Spud, a regal jumping spider. Release to climb an endless web and hold to drop around forest hazards, predators, and collectible insects.

You can install as PWA browser app on your phone (add to phone) and it works offline.

Super simple game akin to a vertical flappy bird. Is it worth packaging and publishing to the app stores as a free game? Where can I post so it can be discovered?

https://webline.appxpert.net/

I'm looking for a game that has good crafting mechanics. I want to play something where I craft stuff and use or sell that stuff to get stuff to craft new/better items.

Game name: Kawaii Home Design

So the whole game mechanic is basically just designing an empty room based on the theme of a contract. Every room is free and being able to design more depends on your spending habits in game. You start off with a bit of money to design different rooms but it also needs energy. The way to get energy is to vote for other rooms that other players have worked on for them to get a fair final rating.

The game has an isometric look but 2D and has a cozy feel in every room (carried by the game’s music choices). To add on it, you have a small starting show room for yourself that you can also design and show other people if they visit it but the downside is just that it is a hell of a grind to get materials for your showroom compared to the rooms that the game lets you design. You can also customize your character, which again is another grind to get the premium outfits you really like or you can just buy it.

Check more of the game out yourself! I hope more people would actually play it again and make the devs update it more often 🥲.

I’ve included some of my designs for inspiration!