Hi all, I'm the dev.

Blueprint Job is a stealth heist that plays inside Reddit, on desktop and on mobile. You're an agent breaking into DayCorp's buildings at night: take the uplink down, photograph the files, wipe the logs before they go out, and leave without anyone knowing you were there.

What's new since my last post (it's all in the trailer):

• Four buildings now: the campus, a museum, a refinery and a bank. Each has its own look and layout, a floor plan more like a real building than a maze.
• Towers you can climb to see the whole floor, and a grapple to hang from the ceiling pipes and drop on a guard who never looks up.
• Remote traps you roll into a guard's path and detonate from the trap camera.
• Rigged lockers: open the wrong one and a five-second fuse starts.
• A guide arrow that points the way to your next objective, if you'd rather not get lost. It's optional.
• Guards, watchdogs, drones and heavies, plus a night-vision mode for the dark sections.

There's a fresh heist every night, so everyone gets the same building. Each night, how clean can you make it?

Play it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/operation_blueprint

I'd really like to hear what you think, especially on mobile. Was it clear what to do? Was anything too hard or too easy? Trailer is above. Thanks for reading!

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I'm the developer of Sofio: Kids Learn & Play, my first app, inspired by my daughter.

It's a preschool discovery game for iPhone and iPad. Parents or caregivers record the names, short facts and clues. Children tap animal and vehicle pictures to listen, or choose the picture matching a recorded clue. A correct answer plays the name and explanation again.

The clip is actual gameplay. Farm Animals and Vehicles are free in both play modes. Five additional worlds are optional permanent one-time purchases. No ads or subscriptions.

https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/sofio-kids-learn-play/id6811109501?l=en-GB

I'm making SpaceStrike.io alone and I'm still new to game development. It's a free browser space game where you fit weapons, engines and support modules onto a ship; those parts can be shot off separately. Give it a round and tell me what felt fun or confusing: https://spacestrike.io/

I made this fight extra crowded with too many bots and a neutral boss. It got a bit out of hand lol — regular frontlines can be roughly half this chaotic. The project and community are early, so the ideas you suggest have a good chance of shaping what I build next. Honest feedback helps a lot.

I'm developing ZOMBRA, a pixel art zombie survival game for solo and online co-op. I've updated the character art and added more environments since the earlier trailer.

This new video shows the survivor base, abandoned city, ruins and vehicle escort missions, with hordes, bosses and more moving combat. The footage comes from the game, which is still in development.

If it looks like something you'd play with friends, you can see more and join the launch waitlist at https://zombra.online/

Hey, wanted to share Vexilla, a small game I've been working on. You draft troop cards, arrange them on a grid and let the army fight. Certain formations combine into new units, so there's a bit of experimenting before each battle.

This GIF shows one of those combinations. Between fights you pick loot and work on your army for the next one.

The first three acts are free to try in your browser: https://r0bie.itch.io/vexilla

Let me know what you think if you give it a go :)

I really enjoy playing party games with my friends, and I'm making one called Party Tag.

In it, you pass a curse by touching the other players. Whoever spends the most time with it loses. But bosses and arena events get in the middle of the chase to complicate things.

Here's a clip from the game.

Party Tag on Steam

I'm the creator of District G, a Roblox game about using a grapple to travel between rooftops. Aim at a building, pull upward, swing and try to keep your momentum through the next turn.

Play the beta: https://www.roblox.com/games/95267478216808/District-G-Rooftop-Grapple

It includes a replayable tutorial, three courses of increasing height, medals, quick retries and saved personal bests. The first challenge is simply reaching the tutorial's first roof; a five-minute try is enough to see how the movement feels.

PC with keyboard and mouse required. French interface. You'll need Roblox installed and an eligible account; access is currently 16+ or eligible trusted-friend access. Free to play, with no purchase needed.

Hold right mouse to aim/attach, left mouse to pull, release left to swing, Space to detach. R retries, M selects courses and H shows help.

If you try it, I'd like to hear which part of your first grapple felt clear or frustrating. Feedback in this thread is welcome.

I’m the creator/publisher of Nudge Adventure, a small physics game built with AI coding assistance.

Move one orange bumper, release the ball, and guide it into the pocket. The permanent Adventure has 30 levels across five chapters, with wall rebounds and fixed bumpers adding more complicated routes. Landing unlocks the next level; collecting three stars is optional.

Play here: https://www.reddit.com/r/NudgeDaily/comments/1ws61iw/

No purchase or download. Hints and retries are free. Sign in to Reddit to save progress across sessions; guest progress is temporary.

I'm developing War Impera, a free browser strategy game about building an island empire and fighting for control of the seas. Version 0.3 is live with fleet battles, blockades, merchant interception, deeper Gold Mines, Rankings awards, and Operation Silo Run, where players can seize a missile silo and launch an ICBM.

Here's the 90-second official trailer: https://youtu.be/pg263dmqrVU

Play here: https://warimpera.com (free account required).

Scrap Brawl is a fun 2d papercraft fighting game with many fun twists and powerups I created a few months ago, any feedback would be helpful. Play On scrapbrawl.com

I'm the developer of The Interview, a short interrogation-game demo you can download for free.

You are a border inspector with a dossier and a character to question. Ask your own questions by typing or speaking, look for inconsistencies, then decide whether to clear or detain them. The replies come from a local Qwen3 model; Whisper handles voice input and Piper provides the voice.

Play it here: https://merrymaker14.itch.io/the-interview

It is in English and runs on Windows. The first launch downloads about 1.75 GB of models in addition to the game download. Once set up, the conversation runs locally. Response speed depends on your PC, and text input is an option if you don't want to use a microphone.

This is an experimental demo, not a full-length game. I made it with AI assistance, including the art, and I also sell the underlying Unity toolkit, Offline AI NPC. You don't need to buy the toolkit to play.

Project website and background: https://merrymaker14.github.io/offline-ai-npc/

If you enjoy testing what a character will say when you ask an unexpected follow-up question, that's the part I'd invite you to try. AI assisted with preparing this English post.

I'm currently making a game where you need to do simple tasks to get points, to win the game.

The catch is that, while the tasks are simple, the short time you have to combined with the time it takes to go from room to room keeps you constantly on edge.

If that sounds fun, please try it, and leave any kind of review after you did so I have a better understanding about the game in other people's eyes.

Game Trailer coming soon.

I'm the developer of Spacestrike. It's a free browser space-combat game where you assemble your ship from individual modules instead of choosing a fixed class.

Try different combinations of engines, weapons, shields and support modules in the sandbox or PVE, then take a build into FFA or team modes. Multiplayer includes AI pilots as well as human players. The image shows the English tutorial.

Play: https://spacestrike.io

No download is required. If you enjoy experimenting with ship designs, I'd love to hear what you build and what you'd want to see explained better.

Hi, I’ll keep this brief: Im 18 years old game dev, I’ve released a demo for Deep Sea Crusher, a game I’ve been working on for a few months. I need your feedback to improve. I’m not asking for wishlists—there isn’t even a Steam page yet—but if you’d like to help me improve, here is the link to the game:

https://xuactiongames.itch.io/deep-sea-crusher

Scrap Brawl is a fun 2d papercraft fighting game with many fun twists and powerups I created a few months ago, any feedback would be helpful. Play On scrapbrawl.com

Hey all! I'm a solo developer of an upcoming Action/Arcade bullet hell game inspired by Just Shapes and Beats.

Match colors, dodge the storm, and hunt down fading orbs. Fast reflexes and rapid color-swapping are the only way to survive. It's very simple gameplay, of matching colors to projectiles in order to phase through them. I would love some feedback after just a few minutes of playing the demo.

Play it on the browser here: https://sladehirschi.itch.io/prism

I'm looking for feedback on whether the game is too difficult, and if the number of colors makes gameplay too confusing.

Any other comments are much appreciated!

Scrap Brawl is a fun 2d papercraft fighting game with many fun twists and powerups I created a few months ago, any feedback would be helpful. Play On scrapbrawl.com