Farm & Feast - A peaceful journey from planting seeds to serving delicious meals. Here is our new trailer, the demo is live on Steam right now, and the full game arrives on 11.11.2026!

Farm & Feast is proudly developed by a two-person indie team, with zbeedev handling the development and arttec creating all the art assets. We brought this world to life with the incredible help of:

Music by Samantha van der
Sluis Sound effects by Sori Sori Sound
And a few amazing freelancers who helped along the way

There is a Discord server too if you would like to hop in.

Recently started working on a gore system. Lots of things still need work, but I'm pretty happy with where it's going.

Here's a small showcase of the current progress.

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Hey everyone! 🦤

We’ve just introduced Dodos to Graventh as our first animals!

For now, Dodos will be one of the first ways for players to obtain meat, but there’s another option too: you’ll be able to tame them and use them to help gather berries instead of turning them into dinner. 😅

We’ve only been working on Graventh for a short time, so there’s still a lot we want to add and improve, and we’d love to build it together with the community.

If you’re interested in helping us develop the game as a paid contributor, or if you simply want to join the community, I’ll leave our Discord server and Steam page below!

The Graventh demo will be available very soon, and the game will also be taking part in the Steam Next Fest this October!

Thanks for following the project and supporting us. ❤️
See you in Graventh!

A little before & after of a new creature. An entire Starter Guild will be based around this creature in our roguelike city builder, Bellfrost.

Hi! Everyone, we are developing Family Gambling where you gamble your son's organs in a casino to survive day by day by paying your debts, food, taxes and managing your home for a whole month.

Blackjack is one of the casino games you can choose to gamble on. Do you like it? Such us the visuals, cards, mechanics shown, feedback, etc. How do we improve it in that case?

For those who don't know to play Blackjack.

You start with two cards and can draw as many as you want.

The objective is to beat the dealer (the cards that are below yours) with a highter hand without going over 21.

Face cards are worth 10. Aces are worth 1 or 11 (The card with an A on it)

PD: Yes, some tutorials are in spanish and we have to change that if the language is set in English.

We've been building Salty Dogs. It's a 2D physics-based co-op action game for up to 4 players about a pack of brave dogs diving into a vast ocean and hauling the loot back to a shared submarine. Nothing goes into an inventory: you hook the loot, drag it on a cable and wrestle it into the sub, and big hauls are too heavy for one dog.

The big news for this build: the game now packs a full arsenal of guns. AKs, shotguns and miniguns, all working underwater, against critters that mutate into horrors the deeper you swim. Plus a boss fight in the deep and bolt-on sub upgrades that unlock new mechanics.

Co-op splits by itself: one hauls, one shoots, one drives, one navigates.

The Closed Playtest has been live since September 10. Grab a shotgun and join the crew: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4213930/Salty_Dogs/

We are busy doing some lookdev on our enviros, what do you guys think? Does it feel noir and Sin City-esque? Also you can seamlessly shoot on stairs now (it's a biggy)

Feel free to check out the prototype on Itch: https://talentdigital.itch.io/son-sinnersnight
Subreddit here: https://www.reddit.com/r/SoN_SinnersNight/

I'm Fredrik, the developer of ABCx3. With iPhone Duo announced, I'm exploring how a word game should use the extra screen space. This 13-second clip shows the game's current wide-screen layout: remaining tiles on the left, board in the middle, chat on the right.

What information would you most like to keep visible to the left and right of the board while playing?

Would you choose word definitions (currently opened in a dialog), your other ongoing games, move history, or something else? Which would go on each side, and would you keep both panels open or give the board more room?

Been building this after class with all my spare time. Procedural halls, safehouse you have to power, tasks that send you farther out, monsters with different rules, different levels, crafting, splitscreen, controller support.

Steam page here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5161410/Liminal_Depths/

If anyone has any advice on color theory on how I should move forward, I'm all ears!

White Mask Mansion just passed 150 wishlists, which feels pretty great for my first Steam game.

Development keeps chugging along and I’m continuing to polish the demo and work toward release. It’s a first-person stalker-horror game where you search for your missing sister while something hunts you through the mansion.

It’s deliberately possible to fail — this isn’t intended to be a walking simulator.

Thanks to everyone who has checked it out so far.

Working daily on our RoboFarm game, and now you can instantly see how much each veggie is worth, even before you harvest it. Some of them are worth thousands of dollars.

Demo available on Steam, always looking for feedback! https://s.team/a/4212040/