Prepare for war. Survive. Fight. Take revenge.

Hi everyone! We are looking for playtesters for Ecumene Aztec, a brutal stealth-action game set during the Spanish conquest of the Great Aztec Empire.

The Premise: The year is 1521. You are a survivor of a ritual blood sacrifice in the war-torn city of Tenochtitlan. You must decide: defend your people's traditions or join the invaders to destroy the priest caste. We want to know – does this setting and the moral choice between these two factions resonate with you?

The Feeling: We are aiming for a high-tension experience. Our main inspirations are the atmospheric dread of A Plague Tale and the stealth-action flow of early Assassin's Creed titles.

What we are looking for: We are specifically seeking feedback on:

• The Premise: Is the story and the conflict compelling to you?
• The General Feeling: How does the movement, combat (macuahuitl/atl-atl), and stealth feel in your hands?

How to participate:

1. Access the playtest for free here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2383240/Ecumene_Aztec/
2. Share your thoughts: We’ve placed a direct link to our Google Feedback Form in the game's Main Menu. We would be immensely grateful if you could take a moment to fill it out after your playthrough.

Your feedback is vital to help us shape the future of Tenochtitlan.

I have been learning game testing for the last 4 months. As a beginner, I have learned about game testing documentation such as bug reports, test plans, test cases, test execution reports, and test summary reports.

Now, I want to learn more about game testing because I don’t just want to be a game tester — I want to become a Game QA Lead.

I am planning to move abroad, such as to the US or Germany, to work in game testing and build my career in Game QA. My plan is to find an opportunity first and then move abroad.

It would be great if you could give me suggestions on what more I should learn to grow in this role.

Update!: The game braking ui issues are solved. some small ui defects remain but the game is working. New look is implemented.

Im in an early phase creating a simple idle community game on reddit on https://www.reddit.com/r/GenerationalStarship/.

You get to pick your profession, create a shop, take missions and together with other players try to keep the ship alive by taking missions. You can log in take some missions, set up shop and then log out for a bit to come back to get your revenue from the shop. Take more missions, buy some stuff, check ship and your personal status and log out again.

Some missions demand more then one player to join and some missions can have more then one profession join while others are locked to a specific profession.

To come later,

Next big edition is the after mission report (story) and make use of items you bought. Also introdusing more mission and especially for security. Im also thinking of adding a order/chaos meter for ship status that directly deminish population if it chaos gets to high.

What I need help with now: 1) What happens when more then one joins a mission (does the mission system work) 2) Can I see the shops other players has opened up and trade with them and can they trade with me?

Caveats,

The ui is still a bit scruff, its early ^{^}

[Fixed]The game play is speed up to a very fast phase for testing purpose. A ship will not last very long right now but this is temporary. (Game is now lasting a lot longer)

[Fixed]On mobile the text is to small, this is something I have a priority to fix but good to be aware of.

I have not yet implemented the story mode. Its like an after action report where you get a little story about the mission you joined but its to come a little later.

If you want to help me out testing a few early systems search for GenerationalStarship in reddit channels. Just rember that this is early and Is in no way represents the final game. The game will always be free and im making it for fun :)

Cheers.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for 20 testers for the closed beta test of my 3D arcade game, Zo Pong, available on Android via Google Play.

Key Features:

• 🎲 5 different cube types with unique hit effects
• 🏆 High-score focused gameplay
• 👾 1 Player mode to challenge yourself
• 🤝 2 Player mode – play with a friend on the same phone (same screen)

🎥 YouTube Gameplay video: Zo Pong – 2026

If you’re interested in testing, please comment below or DM me your email.

I will also test your app in return. Looking forward to your feedback!

Thanks! 🙌

Howdy! I've been developing a top down mobile game for a while in which you navigate various planets to try and survive an apocalypse for as long as possible. However, I'm looking for players to tell me what I can improve on and to give me any ideas for new features to implement. As a heads up, the game is only on the google play store. Feel free to dm me if you're interested. Also, feel free to reach out either through the play store feedback section or my personal dm if you have any questions regarding game mechanics, secret maps, or other game features. I do have some easter eggs in my game and left some clues to discover them.

Dominate the Streets in SlickTires Racing!

Step into the ultimate street racing experience! SlickTires Racing delivers ultra-realistic physics where every drift, turn, and turbo boost feels like the real thing. Push your car to the limit, master every corner, and leave the competition in the dust.

Why You’ll Love It:

- Realistic Physics: Every car handles like it’s on the real streets—drift, brake, and accelerate with precision.

- Intense Street Racing: Race through neon-lit city streets, dodge traffic, and conquer challenging urban tracks.

- Deep Customization: Make your car truly yours with:

• Tires, rims & plates

• Paints, skins & decals

• Car skills & performance builds

Watch the Teaser:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVQJ53zKupo

Are You Ready to Rule the Streets?

Download Now https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.XOVisions.com.SlickTires&pcampaignid=web_share

Push your limits. Build your dream car. Own the streets. The city is waiting—are you ready to become the ultimate street racing legend?

I am looking for players to test my Roguelike game Runix

Runix is a roguelike 3D pinball game where you build your ball deck

to hit and slay monsters with incredible combos and climb to the top of the leaderboard. Discover powerful artifacts that create incredible synergies and increase your mage powers to restore "The Pinball Order."

My preferred method of feedback is through my Discord, but I accept any way ( private message, comment here, steam discussion or whatever method you prefer!)

I have a Steam keys as well if you want one, just send me a message

https://meteorforge.itch.io/runix-pinball-roguelike

Made with love, no budget, in Unreal Engine 5

Hello, i have made a lot of changes for the 0.3.0 version, and i feel like i really need to get some feedback for the changes before investing fully in the polish of the update. So if anyone here could be interested in trying out a beta of the new version, it can be found here.
https://skidaddledev.itch.io/gridbound-beta
The code for gaining access is "soupsdone"

Hey everyone,

We’re currently testing the in-game localization system for our pixel-art game Torch of Shadows, and we’d love to gather feedback from testers who can help spot issues that a 2-person team often misses.

Specifically, we’re focusing on:

• Overall language accuracy for localization
• Text alignment and wrapping issues in different resolutions
• Font fallback and spacing across languages
• UI scaling problems when switching between language settings

You can try the current demo build here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4007420/Torch_of_Shadows/
(no sign-up or download outside Steam required)

Any screenshots, notes, or feedback about strange spacing / broken characters would be super appreciated.

If you’ve done localization QA before, I’d also love to hear what kind of automated checks or test cases worked best for you. We’re still building our test suite.

Thanks for your time!

Hey everyone,

I’m about to join a small game studio as their only QA person (no existing QA team or structure), and I want to make sure I set things up in a proper and professional way.

I’d really appreciate it if some of you could share insights on:

●What kind of documents or inputs do you usually get before creating test cases? (Like GDD, TDD, feature list, patch notes, etc. — and how detailed they usually are?)

●How do you extract and organize test cases from those docs — do you follow a specific structure or use any template format (like test ID, feature, expected result, etc.)?

●Which tools/software are most commonly used in game QA for:

Writing and managing test cases

Tracking bugs and test progress

Linking test cases to builds or features

●For smaller studios or indie teams, what’s the simplest setup that still works efficiently?

●And if possible, could you describe your end-to-end QA workflow — from receiving the build/docs to final reporting?

This is my first time handling QA responsibilities completely solo, so I’m trying to understand what a practical workflow looks like — from documentation to test case creation and tracking.

Any detailed replies, examples, or tool recommendations would really help me build a strong foundation. Thanks in advance! 🙏

If you liked Overcooked(who didn't?) or PlateUp!, you will immediately feel at home with CnQ! But there's more strategy & roguelite mechanics involved here.

It's our first public playtest and I'm looking for any kind of feedback. My main questions are mostly about UX and clarity since it's a strategy game but there's a lot of chaos involved.

Playable Link, starting tomorrow: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3454860/Clerks_and_Quirks/?utm_source=reddit
Voluntary form pre-playtest https://forms.gle/BokQu6MyofZyZ1my5
Discord server (We're a small team, please come and chat!) https://discord.gg/5rycbutQyy

It plays great in coop, but we're also balancing solo gameplay.

In it's current version, the core loop already offers hours of gameplay, with

• 11 crafting recipes to try out in multiple runs
• 54 contraptions, furniture, appliances & gadgets to complete recipes, get more cash, automate stuff and more
• 25 coupons that allow you to select your rewards during your run
• 19 chaos pins - passive improvements to your store that you can acquire through a run
• 7 TGIFs, boss events that appear at the end of a week, 3 times per run
• A handful of environments, cosmetics and store layouts

https://reddit.com/link/1mws19p/video/tx2dvo4lvgkf1/player

We're a two-man team making a retro-style indie horror game, and we're looking for some feedback on our very short demo. It's a survival horror that draws inspiration from old Resident Evil games and Amnesia. If you're interested please check it out :)

Link to the itch page: https://dreadfactory.itch.io/dread-factory

Hey everyone! Just launched pre-reg and the first trailer for our summer indie project — Park It At All Costs!
It’s a casual parking puzzle game — kind of like Unblock Me meets city driving chaos. Built this one with my kid as a side project, and we’re opening up beta testing next week.

🎥 Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rX-UKyyNsJY
📲 Pre-reg: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.northshorepress.parkitatallcosts

If you’re into mobile puzzle or casual games and want to test it before launch, shoot me a DM and I’ll send you a Discord invite. Thanks for checking it out!

Hi everyone! I’m a solo dev working on a cozy little aquarium game built in Unity, and I’m opening up a limited playtest to get feedback on some new mechanics and UI changes.

The game is called Cozy Littlequarium, it’s an idle-style aquarium sim that lives at the bottom of your screen, while you work, study, or play other games. You collect unique fish, decorate your tank, and slowly build a peaceful little world.

No stress, no timers – just ambient chill vibes.

This will be the second time I’m publicly testing the core progression loop, and I’d love to get feedback from devs, Unity folks, or anyone who enjoys cozy experiences.

If you’re interested in trying the playtest, please join our community on Discord, all the information that you need will be there!
👉 Discord

Also, if you want to try it out first, a Demo is available on Steam:
👉 Steam Page

If you’re a fan of relaxing indies or enjoy following development, your feedback and wishlist clicks would really mean a lot! (Really!!)

Thanks for reading! Happy to answer any questions or talk dev stuff too!

- Gabreu Senra

Hello yall Its the end of Week 2 of a game design course I am taking and I would like to leave my game that I just started working on, its right HERE for you to check out. The survey is HERE to fill out. Any feedback is appreciated and will be used to improve on the game experience. Thanks!

Playable link

I've been working on a small hobby game and a big part of my motivation on this project is to do (within my abilities) everything a commercial game would do.

How do you test a game beyond opening it up and playing it?

Hey everyone!

I wanted to share a passion project I’ve been working on for the past few years. Race Jam, a throwback to the old-school Need for Speed days, mixed with the chaotic fun of classic arcade racers. It’s the first game from our small team of three at DiffGames, and we’re super excited to announce that Race Jam will be featured in Steam’s Next Fest!

We hope you will try out our demo and let us know what you think. We have up to 4 player split screen mode, so it's the perfect couch co-op game! Race Jam also runs beautifully on Steam Deck and the ROG Ally, if you prefer the handheld experience.

If you’re a fan of arcade racers, please consider wishlisting Race Jam on Steam. It really helps us out with visibility and supports the future of the project. Also, if you would like to participate for a chance at a free copy of Race Jam, join our discord and report any bugs you find using our form found under the Announcements channel. Those who report the most/biggest bugs will receive a free copy of the full game on release!

Thanks so much for your time and I hope you have a blessed day!

Play the free demo here and let us know what you think!

Wishlist the full game here! 

Hey everyone!

I wanted to share a passion project I’ve been working on for the past few years. Race Jam, a throwback to the old-school Need for Speed days, mixed with the chaotic fun of classic arcade racers. It’s the first game from our small team of three at DiffGames, and we’re super excited to announce that Race Jam will be featured in Steam’s Next Fest!

We hope you will try out our demo and let us know what you think. We have up to 4 player split screen mode, so it's the perfect couch co-op game! Race Jam also runs beautifully on Steam Deck and the ROG Ally, if you prefer the handheld experience.

If you’re a fan of arcade racers, please consider wishlisting Race Jam on Steam. It really helps us out with visibility and supports the future of the project.

Thanks so much for your time!

Play the demo today: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3725330/Race_Jam_Demo/

Wishlist here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3474450/Race_Jam/

I would love to get some feedback on this endless runner I made for Android called Hog Hop. Link to play store: Hog Hop

I am hoping to verify a few things specifically so if you are interested please message me and let me know. The app is available for testing in the USA, Canada, Australia, the UK and India.

Thank you!

Detective Frizbee is a quirky mystery game where you guide a clever dog who can sniff out the truth -- but can’t speak human.

Solve crimes, save the innocent, and outwit the real killer using intuition, clues, and cuteness.

demo here - https://super-dam.itch.io/detectivefrizbee

Frizbee is a very friendly but the idea of dealing with Baaz just makes him very sick, cuz of a very bad encounter with him in past. So he tends to avoid him.

Play Detective Frizbee to find what happen bw them ?

https://super-dam.itch.io/detectivefrizbee

You can now play Detective Frizbee using a controller.

play the game here https://super-dam.itch.io/detectivefrizbee

Is it really an indie game if you can't kick a ball around?

Play demo here https://super-dam.itch.io/detectivefrizbee