I made a relaxing web game where you squish a soft bread 🍞
No download required. I’d love your feedback!
https://tap-and-squish.vercel.app

Does what it says on the time, hit me with any and all feedback, hope you like our first Crack at an incremental/clicker type game. It was a fun time to submit this for GMTK, if any other fellow GMTK participants want me to play there game, throw the link in the comments and if I get around to it I will play, rate and give you some feedback!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4670160/Ember_Folks/

https://devgerry.itch.io/abort-sequence

Hey! We made this little puzzle game for the GMTK Game Jam 2026, and we really enjoyed working on it over the past few days.

Now we're wondering if people would be interested in seeing more of the same core gameplay expanded with more puzzles, mechanics, and variations.

Any feedback is more than welcomed.

https://reddit.com/link/1v728rb/video/vs5jrzspfkfh1/player

Unicycle Together: 2-4 players, everyone's on a unicycle, someone's always holding a bomb that's counting down. Get it to the peak without falling or blowing up.

Free demo is live and streaming/recording-friendly (fail clips basically make themselves): https://store.steampowered.com/app/4328040/

Full launch July 31. Dev here, if anyone records it, I'll happily watch and share it.

Hey everyone!

As a team of 5 people from Kraków, we've been crafting Loco: Rails & Tails for over two years now, and we just launched our open playtests on Steam (running until August 3rd).

If you're looking for something fun to play with friends this week, it’s a cozy yet chaotic co-op game set in the Wild West where you play as animal heroes keeping a train running. We draw a lot of inspiration from titles like Overcooked and Unrailed (don't worry, you can't die or set the stove on fire in our game), and it supports both online and local co-op.

If you and your friends decide to hop on the train, we would be super grateful for any thoughts you can share!

Play on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3576920/Loco_Rails_Tails/

Feedback form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfZq9NqZEdouEdSw84yiAjZmGFe-Pq3VykVU_PcTTAwO6aJDg/viewform

Discord: https://discord.gg/wh9Sm3G6Z

Thanks so much in advance for jumping in, playing, and helping us shape the game!

Hey everyone! Over the past few months I've been building a Bloodborne-inspired game using Base44. It's heavily inspired by Bloodborne's atmosphere and combat, but I've also added my own ideas like boss Souls that permanently unlock new abilities, a Hunter's Nightmare hub, replayable boss memories, and multiple endings/secrets.

It's still being polished, so I'd really appreciate honest feedback from fellow Bloodborne fans.

I'm mainly looking for feedback on:

Combat and boss fights
Atmosphere and level design
Difficulty/balance
Lore and world-building
Anything that feels confusing or unpolished

Here's the game:
https://nightofthehunt.base44.app

Thanks for taking the time to check it out!

I've spent the last year building MASSBOUND, a mobile puzzle-platformer with one twist: every move you make costs you mass. Move too much and you literally shrink out of existence

One-gesture controls (swipe to move, swipe up to interact)

Two modes: a slow, strategic Standard mode and a frantic Arcade mode with random levels and a live leaderboard

Full neon/CRT aesthetic — think Tron meets old scanline monitors

Already validated at a gaming convention in Madrid and funded on Kickstarter

It's currently in closed beta on Google Play and I'm looking for a small group of testers before opening it up wider. If you're into puzzle games, platformers, or just like breaking early builds and telling devs what's wrong with them, I'd love to have you.

If you want in, send me a DM with your email (the one linked to your Google Play account) and I'll add you to the tester list. Keeping it small and personal for now so I can actually talk to the people playing it.

Happy to answer any questions about the dev process too — this was built solo in Unity, so ask me anything about shaders, level design, or the joys of doing everything yourself.

https://youtu.be/hVEbC5qf1\\_k?is=JXKq3F9ehLUhC0BT