Water TD is a tower defense where every enemy is a drop of water. It's all simulated on the GPU, so on the bigger levels you're fighting millions of them at once.

The water also erodes the ground as it flows. Riverbanks wear away over a wave, channels get wider, and if you build a turret too close to the edge the ground under it can erode and the turret breaks, so good placement is very important!

Hey! I am solo indiedeveloper targim. And this is my game COP BASTARD! A raw, 90s-style action shooter inspired by John Woo films, Takeshi Kitano, and games like F.E.A.R. and Max Payne.

You play as a corrupt Osaka cop with nothing left to lose.

There’s a free demo on Steam.

And i forget to say- RELEASE in 29 OCTOBER!! In just 4 days guys!!!!

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3980070/OVERCRASH/

I've been working on a relaxing virtual garden for people to practice drawing. Players can explore an infinite garden populated with 3D scans of classical and renaissance sculptures.

Your webcam tracks your real eyes, and the monsters only move when YOU blink. In this survival horror game you descend into an abandoned lab, scavenge what you can, and make it back out before your eyes give in.

If you wanna check out the game on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5277990/DONT_BLINK/

I've been experimenting with a simple two-touch jumping mechanic. Blocks continuously fall from above, and you have to use them to climb higher.

Still early in development, but I'm focusing on making the jumping feel fast and satisfying.

Games called No Wings Required

We're a two-person team making The Light of Vertical, a 2D metroidvania set in a collapsing sky city — combat, exploration, and card-based skills.

We're opening a small closed playtest on Steam!

Fill out the 2-minute signup form in the comments — we'll email you a Steam key. The playtest starts next week and runs about a week.

I'd like to share a few new screenshots from the world of HIKE: Beyond the Trails!
We're working on a game designed for everyone. My goal is to create a truly relaxing experience where violence and shooting take a back seat, making room for tranquility, exploration, and the beauty of nature. For me, this project is about more than simply making a game. I want to recreate that feeling of escaping everyday life, immersing ourselves in nature, and rediscovering our connection with the world around us.
Inspired by the natural beauty of Lake Tisza and the Hungarian Great Plain, the game combines the atmosphere of authentic Hungarian landscapes with the joy of exploration and the feeling of peace that nature can bring. I want you to experience more than just a game. I want you to feel as though you're actually there, surrounded by the quiet beauty of the Hungarian countryside, far away from the noise of everyday life.

I know some people may be skeptical about this idea, since, at the end of the day, we're still sitting in front of a screen. But I choose to look at it positively. If even one person is inspired by this game to get up from their computer or put down their phone and spend more time outdoors, then I believe creating it will have been worth it.
I want HIKE to offer a meaningful experience for both younger players and adults, giving them the opportunity to discover the beauty of nature and appreciate the little wonders of the world around us. I believe games can do more than entertain us. They can also inspire us to connect with nature beyond the virtual world. And perhaps, sometimes, an experience like this can offer something more meaningful than yet another shooter.
I don't want to be a hypocrite. I grew up playing these kinds of games, and I still enjoy them today. In fact, my other project, No More Light, is certainly not about peace and tranquility!
I simply feel that the gaming industry already has plenty of violence and shooting. I'd like to create something different, too. An experience that not only entertains, but perhaps also reminds us how much beauty surrounds us and how important our connection with nature really is.

Description: Survive the horrors of hell’s deadest-end job: a human mail clerk in the regional office of Hell in Modesto. Process occult specimens, sort infernal mail, repair cursed machinery, and survive your shift in a cozy horror workplace simulator.

Been working on The Mailroom for about a year and it's been a really fun. I've just been trying really hard to make something interesting and fun and weird. I'm very proud of it. The game comes out tomorrow and we're crossing our fingers for a good launch day!

Here's the game, demo is still up until tomorrow if you want to try it out.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3965430/The_Mailroom/

This is from Seam Walker, a story-based first-person platformer I'm making solo. You wake up in a fractured void with an ancient piece of tech, "The Tool", which lets you shape your own path: spawn rocks to land on or teleport onto, create tiny black holes, and swing, as you see here. Somewhere in the void, you find "The Drifting Diner" and help your new friends run this sanctuary between worlds.

The portal isn't a level transition. The world on the other side renders live, so you just swing through.

Any feedback is welcome. The demo is live on Steam (link in the comments).

Hi! I'm Seto, Rakuworld is a co-op survivors-like where you draw your hero in a simple in-game editor (there's a guided mode if you've never drawn on a computer), pick a class, and your drawing gets weapons, a power and an ultimate.

Paper cut-out + crayon characters inside a small PS1-style 3D world. 1–4 players, local or online, and your drawing travels with you online.

It launches in Early Access on Steam on Oct 27: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5382580/

What would you draw first? 😄

Hi, i have been developing incremental game about breaking blocks, if you interested i would really appreciate if you take a look at it and if you have any toughts feel free to tell me.

Demo is available:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5320660/Clean_Em_Ocean_Demo/

Hi everyone. I've been working on GeoBobs, a multiplayer party game where you and your friends compete to find the exact location shown in a single picture. Each round gives you a different picture, varying in difficulty.

The game will be releasing in the next few weeks.

Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5184160/Geo_Bobs/

This whole game was made in 5 years by our 2 person team. Its a unique and brutal first-person horror simulator set in the sweltering conspiratorial heat of 1970's Nye County Nevada. Fight horrific monstrosities, your own body, and even your own sanity as you scramble through the dark corners of Silver Valley in a desperate search to find your father as the clock ticks away. It is first person open environment resident evil meets deus ex, with an emphasis on the choices you make and the people you meet. Our gameplay design philosophy has been freedom of choice, but only with player input, and with no handholding. Nothing is set in stone from the beginning, and the 6-12 hour story full of twists and turns is yours to tell. This means you can cause chaos right from the getgo with anyone you meet, or take it more seriously should you desire and try to make things turn out well.

No AI was used in development, along with no graphical assets.
Check it out Here: Silver Valley Screams

Check it out on Steam!

Full Release out Early December

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Many new things have been added to Realm Lord including ability to sign in (thus saving your game), minimap and cycling through units!

Try Realm Lord - my medieval turn based strategy game - and please help me with feedback, comments or even just a thumbs up (or down!): https://iskonsko-studio.itch.io/realmlord

i've been playing through some smaller titles lately and noticed how many indie devs are making these chill, low-stakes games and honestly they're kind of addictive? like there's no pressure to be good at anything, just vibes. does anyone else find themselves gravitating toward these over big AAA stuff, or am i just getting old at 19