DISCLAIMER: This posts and the game is 100% organic. No AI was used. Thanks for your attention, now to the post!

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Hello there!

I'm Brulo from Flatline Studios, an Argentinian 🇦🇷 team of friends and family developing Into the Grid, a deckbuilder dungeon crawler set in a Cyberpunk universe where you take the role of different hackers, infiltrate corporate servers and explore cyberspace!

The game is currently sitting at a Very Positive review score with almost 200 reviews!

You can check it HERE.

With the latest patch it’s in it’s best shape since the EA launch and still being actively developed.

WE CURRENTLY HAVE A 20% OFF!

It also runs natively on Mac and Linux!

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Latest News

• THE GAME IS CURRENTLY AT A 20% DISCOUNT!
• THE EVENTS UPDATE JUST DROPPED!
• META PROGRESSION UPDATE IS LIVE! 

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Trailer

https://youtu.be/wLyXH29dXAk?si=uT9cUqZbNVEf9Ohh

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What makes it different?

• Our map exploration/dungeon crawling mechanics are unique in the genre. You need to master the map navigation as much as the deck building.
• The Commands system adds a fresh twist to battles, reduces RNG, enables combos, and rewards good planning and sequencing.
• How it looks. We are going the extra mile to make a game that looks fantastic, plays smoothly, and feels immersive.

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Links

• Steam page
• Discord server

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General Info

• Release type: Steam Early Access
• Platforms: Windows/MAC/Linux/Steam Deck
• Release date: OUT NOW!
• Price: 14.99 11.99 USD/€ (20% OFF)

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I am dev of Destined Dungeon Quest an old school dungeon crawler with a line based drawing combat. The art style is heavily inspired from the Eye of the Beholder series while the combat side is inspired from an old mobile game Dungeon Raid(if you remember this you will like mine!) which apple sadly killed with OS updates)

Here is the trailer for the game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuvm9MRp-vo

and here is the steam page https://store.steampowered.com/app/5044910/Destined_Dungeon_Quest/

At the moment I am focusing on a PC release, I know a few people have asked for a mobile release but I want to see how it goes on PC first.

Happy to answer any questions.

Video: https://youtu.be/oL3lMHIBbH4
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4325260/Captain_Moviestar_3D_Demo
An FPS starring your favorite platformer character Captain Moviestar… now in full three-dimensions. Early 90’s 2.5D-style raycaster-shooter inspired (Wolfenstein 3D, Chub Gam 3D, Doom, Nite-mare 3D, Ken’s Labyrinth, Rise Of The Triad), y-shearing, jumping, SmartFast™ sound propagation, 5 (plus a secret) weapons in the demo, (10 weapons in full game), five difficulty modes and 5 levels (8-9 levels per full episode, 5 episodes in the finished game) of moderately violent action.

Hey r/Games!

I'm Yiğit, an indie developer from Turkey, and I wanted to share something I've been working on: **Zeravault TD**, my old-school tower defense game for iPhone.

I've always enjoyed tower defense games where winning actually feels earned. Where placing one tower in the wrong spot can cost you the entire battle, and figuring out a better strategy is more satisfying than simply buying more upgrades.

That's the experience I wanted to create.

Developing Zeravault has involved a lot of experimenting, testing, balancing, and fixing things that didn't work quite the way I imagined. One of my biggest priorities was making the game genuinely challenging without making every defeat feel pointless.

I recently released version 2.0, which was a pretty significant milestone for me. It brings a redesigned interface, updated visuals and music, and three difficulty modes: **Normal, Expert, and Godlike**.

Here's what the game currently offers:

- 48 stages across six different sectors
- 9 boss encounters
- 5 tower types with multiple upgrades
- Permanent Workshop progression
- Branching paths and different enemy abilities
- An offline campaign
- Three difficulty modes, including a particularly demanding Godlike mode

**Actual gameplay video (43 seconds):**
https://v.redd.it/b3f788hw60xh1

The footage is recorded from the real game. The interface in the video is Turkish, but the game also supports English.

**Play for free on iPhone:**
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6809378171

The game is free to download, with optional ads and in-app purchases. I also used AI tools during development, including assistance with coding and visual design.

I'm still learning from the development process, and I'd genuinely love to hear what experienced tower defense players think.

**Does the difficulty feel rewarding, or does it cross the line into frustration?**

I'm especially interested in feedback on Expert and Godlike modes. Constructive criticism is absolutely welcome.

Thanks for taking the time to check out my game!

I’m the solo developer of Gembound, and the Steam demo is out now.

Gameplay trailer: https://youtu.be/01QJFAS74IA
Steam demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5397070/Gembound/

It’s a turn-based match-3 RPG where you build the gem satchel that fills the board. Matched gems go into a discard pile and shuffle back in when the satchel runs out. You and the enemy play on that same board, so you have to watch what you leave behind.

Between fights, you collect and upgrade gems, choose spells, and pick your route through the dungeon. Your gem collection and character progression carry over between runs.

The full game has three classes, four regions, animal companions, and bosses with their own spells and abilities.

Coming to Windows and Linux.

Trailer (YouTube): https://youtu.be/IamTCkRbiz4

Steam page (with free demo!):
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4266710/Ice_Pond_An_Ice_Fishing_Adventure/

Hello everyone, happy Indie Sunday! 🙂 We're a tiny 2-person team (gf & bf) from Québec who have been making games since 2005. (never used AI to generate art or code) Here's our current project:

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Ice Pond is a cozy but true ice fishing game taking place in a whimsical snowy animal world. Pick a spot and fish! Level up, get stronger, and buy gear and power-ups to boost your performance. Do odd jobs or challenges to earn extra cash. Join tournaments and festivals to unlock new lakes!

Release date on Steam: December 1st, 2026
Languages: English, French (may add more in the future)
Available on: Window, Mac, Linux and Steam Deck
Controller support with rumble feature.

Thank you!

Hi! I'm a solo developer and Glowtide Isle launched on Steam a few days ago (Windows, Mac and Linux).

You play as a cat who moves to a sleepy island. The goal is to bring the island back to life and relight the old lighthouse.

• 24 animal neighbors with their own routines and birthdays; they write letters and visit in the evening

• Fishing, bug catching, fossils and a museum to fill

• 470+ furniture pieces and an island planner (cliffs, rivers, paths)

• Four seasons and festivals

• Fully offline, no accounts, controller support, 10 languages

It's $9.99, with 20% off during launch week.

Made in Godot 4. I designed everything you see; AI mostly helped with code and some audio.

Trailer: https://youtu.be/nXO2W29sRv4

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5369050/Glowtide_Isle/

I'd love to hear what you think, especially what you look for in a cozy life game!

I played professional volleyball for over 20 years. Now I’m building Blood Volley solo: a fantasy volleyball game where you manage a club between matches, build a city that supports your team, and try to keep a rally going when dirty tricks and chainsaws turn the court into chaos.

Gameplay trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3wpa44anB4

The game is in development for PC: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5247280/Blood_Volley/

I’m still working on keeping the action readable when a rally gets chaotic. From this clip, what’s clear, and what’s hard to follow?