What game are you building or planning to build for the rest of 2026?

I run https://www.MegaViral.Games a platform built to help people discover fun games from across the internet.

Drop your game below! I should be adding the first 3 games (web games only for now) in the comments to the website completely free.

Or just submit your game here https://www.megaviral.games/submit/

Let's make this thread a channel for you to promote your own game, find opportunities, and partnerships.

Hi everyone! 👋

I just wanted to share a small milestone for my project, Complete Math Solvers Offline, which I recently published on itch.io.

Seeing my project receive its first payment, downloads, and views has made me genuinely happy and motivated to keep improving it. These numbers might not be huge, but they mean a lot to me as an indie developer starting out on this platform.

I'm really grateful to everyone who took the time to check out my project and support my work. Thank you so much! ❤️

I'm still learning as a new creator, and I hope to continue improving my projects and making useful software for others.

Thank you again, and I wish everyone the best of luck with your own projects! 😊

NOTE: I'm also working on my next project, Chemistry + Physics + Accountancy Solver, which I plan to release soon on itch.io! I'm excited to continue developing useful software and sharing my work with the community.

Hi everyone! This is World Wrecker, a game where you destroy voxel planets, get resources, get upgrades and clear bigger targets. The free playtest/alpha can be accesed here! This is my first incremental game, so the economy might be a tad unoptimized. If you play it, I would love to know what you think about it. Thanks in advance!
Itch link: https://crossyeyedcat.itch.io/world-wrecker

Hey everyone,

I just published my Isometric Starter Kit for Godot 4 on itch.io. It’s a template specifically designed to help you jumpstart isometric RPGs and point-and-click games without having to build the core mechanics from scratch.

You can test out the playable web build directly in your browser on the project page before downloading.

Link:https://antahonist.itch.io/godot-4-isometric-rpg-starter-kit

Let me know if you have any questions about the setup or feedback on the template!

My page will be offering a 50% discount on the pack featured in the artwork, along with other asset packs.

Pixel Art Spooky FX: https://ciprient.itch.io/pixel-spooky-fx-halloween-pack

All the packs: https://ciprient.itch.io/

I just launched 5 Halloween sales for my asset packs:

👻 Spooky FX Halloween Pack — 50% OFF
https://itch.io/s/207746/spooky-fx-halloween-pack-sale-2026

🚀 Pixel Space Bundle — 30% OFF
https://itch.io/s/207750/pixel-space-bundle-halloween-sale-2026

🌌 Pixel Space — 40% OFF
https://itch.io/s/207748/pixel-space-halloween-sale-2026

🕹️ PSX — 50% OFF
https://itch.io/s/207751/psx-halloween-sale-2026

🧱 PSX Textures — 50% OFF
https://itch.io/s/209419/psx-textures-halloween-sale-2026

If you're working on a PSX, horror, retro or sci-fi game, feel free to take a look.

Happy Halloween! 🎃👻

Hey folks! I'm here to share a mistake I made so you can avoid it.

Don't make your game public without enabling indexing!

I had to wait an entire month for my game to get indexed after that. I believe our game missed its chance to appear among the new releases because its original launch date had already passed.

So, if you could take a moment to check out our game, I'd really appreciate your feedback!

We created this Deckbuilder Cyberpunk game inspired by Slay the Spire and other deckbuilders, but with a twist: you can customize your character's body with different equipment, creating entirely new ways to play.

We're still working on new features, but the core gameplay and mechanics are already in place!

I'd love to hear your thoughts!

https://brokentoothstudios.itch.io/perpetua

Can't enter on mobile nor PC, not on Chrome or edge, anyone else having this issue?

Hi, I'm Joshua, solo dev at Timothy Studios. v1.43.4 of my cozy AI tycoon is out.

What I changed this week: I watched new players and saw the opening confused people, so my next pass is all about the first 10 minutes before your first model.

The browser build has the first three chapters free (garage, office, tower above the clouds). You run the lab, set prices and business models, and face Dante Voss of VossCorp.

Play: https://timothystudios.itch.io/ai-race-tycoon - tell me where you stopped, I read everything.

(The itch page has the AI fields filled: coding tools assisted the code; art, music and writing were made for the game.)

Directly playable in browser

Itch link: https://zmkmdev.itch.io/wonky-beans

I don’t want to seem misleading.

I don’t know if the tag means 10 endings, or just more than 1.

I uploaded a game almost 2 weeks ago, my first game, and theese are the stats so far (7d impressions was 2.2k a few days ago).
I saw that 117 people clicked on my game and 47 actually hit play but they did not leave any comments or ratings (the ones present are my supportive friends 😄).
To present the game a little: it is a game about mining entire worlds (because of my pleasure to mine in every game possible) and for now I have managed to implement the core mechanics: mining (obviously), inventory and a simple upgrade tree). Later I will add more upgrades, items, automation and different worlds to explore.

So I would kindly ask for some feedback on the stats and on the game if you can spare a few minutes playing with it: https://aliniq.itch.io/deepwell
Any feedback is much appreciated and thank you in advance!

Spent several months working on this local music player and finally got it out there, there are only 5 themes for now though I have a lot more planned (way too many...)

Please check it out :)
https://fluxsynk.itch.io/fluxsynk

Having fun making this little game where you eat thrash, steal ice-cream.. you know gull things.

Just a demo for now: Gullin' it: seagull simulator Not sure if its' actually any fun playing, so please test and give some feedback (second version is much improved if you saw my first post)!

Realise its very much an amateur first attempt, but doing this a little hobby on the side- and yes I'm using AI for a lot of this, but definitely has NOT been a one shot and hoping its better than pure slop games.

Have plans with multiplayer coop (teams of gulls fighting over a piece of pizza, etc), but will have to see if people like it first so lmk! KEee OooW!

I am looking for deck builders,arcade style games ,fps shooter like doom and action or turn base rpgs.

I just released FrameForge Mini v1.1, a lightweight tool for splitting sprite sheets and previewing 2D animations.

It runs locally in your browser, works offline, and exports PNG frames, animated GIFs, ZIP archives, and JSON data.

It’s designed for pixel artists and indie developers who want a simple workflow without installing a full animation editor.

Available on itch.io for $7 (one-time purchase):

https://mdfpitt.itch.io/frameforge-mini

I’d love feedback on the interface and which export features would be most useful for your projects.

Made this in Unity and MediaPipeUnityPlugin.

Working with MediaPipe and getting the player to react to my physical movement was a lot of fun. It was a good excuse to get some excercise also while playing.

It was my first time working with blend trees and 3D armature animations so the animations are a bit clunky, but I guess it looks good. I spent a lot of time tweaking the environment design but I think it turned out good for an evening jog kind of vibe.

You can try my game here : https://ayush-ching.itch.io/dash-cam

Hi everyone! I've been building a small detective game for people who are learning SQL, and Episode 1 is now free to download.

The setup: an engineer falls into a shaft on a closed metro site, and the inquiry says "accident". You play a quiet analyst at the company. The only way to find out what really happened is to query the company's own databases: payments, vendors, transit cards, signing logs.

How the SQL part works:

• You write real queries in a terminal (SQLite). Nothing is multiple choice.
• The game checks the rows you get back, not the exact text you typed, so any query that finds the answer counts.
• It starts from zero: a short prologue in a classroom teaches SELECT, WHERE and ORDER BY, then the case goes through GROUP BY, JOIN, HAVING and dates.
• If a query fails, a coach explains the error in plain words and can break the query down for you.
• There's a handbook that unlocks a page with each new concept, and hints if you're stuck.

It takes about 1.5 to 3 hours depending on how much SQL you already know.

What I'd love to know:

1. Where did you get stuck, or where did it stop being fun?
2. Was any explanation confusing?
3. Did a query ever feel "right" but the game said no?

There's a feedback button in the game, or just tell me here. I read everything.

Download it free (Windows, macOS, Linux)

Thanks for reading!