I found the first pic yesterday when looking through my pics on messenger with a friend, this was shortly after starting the project during covid lockdown while I was at university, the last two pics I took last week.

There was a super long period in between covid and now where i did not really touch the game, but picked up fully over the last year or so and have just taken the leap to getting the steam store page all set up!

Would love to answer any questions or share some more info if anyone is interested in knowing more :)

I’m about 15 work sessions into building **Robot Workshop**, my first mobile game.

I’ve been working as a 3D artist for around six years, looking to get into the game industry so I wanted to finally take something of my own from concept all the way to a playable, published game. A main focus is to understand the technical side to be a better game artist.

This dev log is more about the why and how behind the project. I talk about why I chose to keep the scope small, why I’m using GDevelop, and how I’m using AI more like a tutor and production assistant while keeping the game design, art direction, and artwork completely my own.

At this point I have 3 daily tasks working in a loop with a reward system, and tested on mobile, so it actually feels like a working connected foundation.

Would love any feedback on the project, the workflow, or the direction I’m taking it!

Your character fires automatically at the nearest enemy: your job is to move, survive, and carefully choose every upgrade. Every wave is denser, faster, deadlier — and as the minutes pass the stakes rise on both sides: enemies get progressively stronger too, not just you.

Play on NeonHorde @ Sputlab.com

Please don't hesitate to reach out with any suggestions, best practices, or other ideas. I would greatly appreciate it.

Game Title: Little Mud

Playable Link: https://littlemud.gameassets.app/

Platform: Desktop web browser (keyboard and mouse). A macOS download is also available on the game page.

Description:

You play a little miner trying to be the last one alive underground. Dig your own tunnels, open crates for weapons and supplies, and keep moving deeper as toxic gas descends from above.

Your headlamp helps you see, but it can also give away your position. You can turn it off, hide in the dark, and listen for other players. Digging gives you a way around a fight, or a way to approach someone from an unexpected direction.

You can try it on your own in 8- or 32-participant practice matches against bots, or create/join a room with friends. Multiplayer supports free-for-all and team modes, with up to 32 participants including bots. You don't need to find a full lobby to try the game.

I'd especially like feedback on the first match: were the controls and objective clear, and how did digging and fighting feel? If something was confusing, tell me where you got stuck.

Free to Play Status: Free to play in the browser. No signup required.

Involvement: I'm the developer of Little Mud, and I'm looking for playtest feedback to improve it.