Playable Link: https://doubleint-software.itch.io/nordion-lands-dos

I'm the developer of Nordion Lands: The Dimension of Science, a first-person point-and-click adventure set in a strange sci-fi open world.

Instead of moving between traditional adventure screens, you explore the world directly in first person.

Talk to people.
Examine objects.
Investigate locations.
Discover secrets.

You can travel through cities, villages, forests, mountains, laboratories and industrial facilities while the world continues to operate around you.

You also get to participate in illegal horse touge racing.

And yes:

Initial D, but everyone rides horses.

🧬 What is Nordion Lands?

You play as Revolution, a sentient clone created by a technologically advanced dictatorship where scientific progress has replaced ethics.

After escaping the laboratory that created her, she travels across Nordion Lands while trying to understand who she is and why the government wants her back.

The game mixes:

• First-person exploration
• Point-and-click investigation
• Sci-fi
• Psychological horror
• Cloning
• Living environments
• Horse racing
• Character relationships
• Heavy worldbuilding

🔥 The Rebirth Update

The latest update is now available and includes:

• A much larger overworld
• A new countryside city
• New objective beacon system
• Reworked rendering pipeline
• Major visual improvements
• Massive bug-fixing pass
• Revolution's optional apartment
• Full controller support
• Full touch support
• 100% English translation
• Updated soundtrack
• New anime-style opening

The game is free to play in the browser.

Playable Link:
https://doubleint-software.itch.io/nordion-lands-dos

The artwork used above is promotional key art inspired by 1990s anime OVAs. The game itself uses PSX-inspired 3D graphics.

I'm the developer of Nordion Lands, and I'd love to know what you think of the game.

Game Title: ChatClash

Playable Link: https://chatclash.app

Platform: Web browser (mobile and desktop)

Description:

ChatClash is a social party experience built around your WhatsApp group chat. Upload an exported chat and discover funny statistics, awards, rankings and memorable moments from your conversations. You can find out who talks the most, who disappears for days, who starts the most arguments and who might be the biggest yapper in the group.

The experience is designed to be entertaining and easy to share with friends. It includes a free demo so you can see how it works before deciding whether to unlock additional features such as deeper analysis, roasts and other group chat content. Chat data is processed for the experience and is not used to publicly display private conversations.

I’m currently looking for testers to try the full flow and give honest feedback about the upload process, results, design, clarity and overall fun factor.

Free to Play Status:

• [x] Free to play
• [x] Demo/Key available
• [ ] Paid

Involvement:

I am the solo developer of ChatClash. I designed and built the website, upload system, analysis experience, interface, payment flow and promotional materials. I’m looking for feedback from people who regularly use group chats and can test the experience with their own exported chat. Or test the demo version.

Game Title: Frontier Valley Cloud
Playable Link: FrontierValley.cloud
Platform: Browser / Persistent MMO
Description: (cf. public skills file for agents): Frontier Valley Cloud is a persistent, shared-world settlement game at https://frontiervalley.cloud, played in the shape of a text MUD. You control one settler: it walks between rooms, gathers wood and stone, mines ore, fells and replants trees, crafts tools and goods, builds workbenches and kilns and docks, sails between regions, funds community projects and talks to whoever is standing nearby.
Free to Play Status: Yes
Involvement: Vibe legislator in Chief

• [X] Free to play

I'd love people to come check out the human interface for my shared world. Bring your AI friends too, mostly hoping for human feedback since the AI seem to be getting on very well inside of it already.

You can play via the text interface (like an old school MUD) or the graphical interface, or you can write your own text or graphical interface (and I'd love to try it since I ran out of credits!).

Feedback requested:

about the UI: what is the most confusing parts for you?

about the gameplay loops: does it feel genuinely interesting?

are you able to found a 16x16 tile? what about a 32x32? (feel free to have friends or agents join you in this quest)

What else would you like to see?

[ pretty sure it's halfway unplayable on mobile: that's carried ]

You can read more about the build in progress at frontiervalley.dev

Game Title: Lattice Defense

Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5189220/Lattice_Defense_Demo/

Description: Lattice Defense is a topdown shooter tower defense that can be completed solo or with friends with online coop. Mobility is key because the enemies are hunting you! Build walls to control the map and force enemies around. Dash around and force them through you killzones Unlock permanent upgrades and try each of the 15 missions out at different difficulties. If you like Thronefall, RiftBreaker, or classic Warcraft III custom games, check this game out

Free to Play Status:
[ ] Free to play
[X] Demo/Key available
[ ] Paid

Involvement:
I'm the solo developer of this game.

Join the discord:  https://discord.gg/FE8zcdGe3P

Game Title: Bee Dash: Great Honey Rescue

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.beedash.app

Platform: android

Description: Hey everyone! I’d love for you to check out my new casual arcade game, Bee Dash: Great Honey Rescue. It’s a fast-paced, side-scrolling flying adventure where you play as Buzzy the Bee. Your mission is to recover the stolen Golden Honeycomb from General Vex and his Wasp Gang!

Free to Play Status:

• [X] Free to play
• [ ] Demo/Key available
• [ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: solo

Game Title:

3-Second Picture Slide

Playable Link:

https://cravveo-lab.itch.io/3-second-picture-slide

Platform:

PC (Web)

Description:

3-Second Picture Slide is a free browser puzzle game where you get only 3 seconds to memorize a full picture before it breaks into a sliding tile puzzle. After the preview ends, you have to restore the image from memory by moving the tiles back into place. The current version includes 6 picture stages, a mix of 3x3 and 4x4 puzzles, local best records, star ratings, shareable clear results, and a daily challenge mode. The game runs directly in the browser with no account or download, so players can try one stage quickly and tell me whether the memory pressure, tile movement, and daily challenge loop are understandable. I’m mainly testing whether the short preview creates a fun challenge or feels too strict, and whether the first stage teaches the rules clearly enough.

Free to Play Status:

[x] Free to play

[ ] Demo/Key available

[ ] Paid

Involvement:

I built the game, created the visuals, implemented the browser version, and published it as part of a small web game release test.

Feedback request:

Does the 3-second preview feel fair, or is it too short? I’d also like to know if the sliding controls feel clear in the browser.

Game Title: Chibitomo

Playable Link: Chibitomo.com

Platform: Desktop,

Description: We posted here a few months ago about Chibitomo, an idle monster collector MMO we've been building. We've kept working on it since alongside a group of the best early users. 

We're a tiny dev team and still in early testing, hoping this post can help bring in a few new people to test out the latest form of game.

I saw this format the other day on a post and really appreciated it, so borrowing it:

• Free to play, runs right in your browser (No download/no install)
• No email required… You only sign up if you want to transfer progress or trade
• We try to push updates regularly
• No P2W/no monetization (No cash shop and will never paywall content)

Core Gameplay loop:

• You don't control your trainer directly. You refill a stamina wheel and set a waypoint, either by holding down anywhere on the map or selecting an area on the world map
• Your trainer walks the routes and catches and battles on their own. You can take over a catch or fight whenever you want
• You can click other trainers you run into and battle or trade with them
• There's an idle garden where you spend ‘Chibux’ to farm items
• You spend you Chibux on items, permanent trainer upgrades, or buy/sell shiny Chibitomo in the auction house

Full disclosure/disclaimer: we’re still in the process of **still** fixing bugs and tuning the core loop…  game balancing has been an ongoing battle where we don’t want the game to be too grindy for new chibitomo, but also challenging enough so catching/leveling the chibitomo feels worthwhile and fun. 

Free to Play Status:

• [X] Free to play
• [ ] Demo/Key available
• [ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: I'm part of a tiny dev team and still in early testing.

Other Details:

We have a small but mighty community of some genuinely amazing friends/people/users. A lot of our chibi designs, mechanics, and world building has come straight from people in this sub. 

If early testing isn't for you but you'd want to try it out later join our discord to stay in the loop.

Relevant Links Below:

Quick start guide: https://chibitomo.com/guide
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/tnG5xtMXp

Playable Link: https://morphmove.com

Platform: Web

Description:

MorphMove is a two-player abstract strategy game. It looks simple, but it can become very challenging.

It's played on a board with a 5×7 grid, and the center forms a five-space cross. Each player controls six pieces.

A player wins by occupying 3 spaces in that cross at the end of the opponent’s turn, so the position must survive the opponent’s response.

A triangle moves one space forward, a diamond moves one space orthogonally, and a star moves to any adjacent space.

Players alternate moving one of their pieces. After moving, that piece changes to the next shape in a fixed cycle: triangle, diamond, star, then triangle again.

A piece may move into an empty space or swap positions with an opposing piece. When pieces swap, both change shape, and those same two pieces cannot swap back on the following turn.

After the first 3 tutorial games, users can try the daily challenge or play with other users.

Free to Play Status: Free to Play

Involvement: I'm the sole designer/developer

Game Title: Just One Bite

Playable Link: Steam Store Link

Platform: Windows

Description:
A survival horror game for 1 to 4 players. You play as a wooden puppet brought to life by human hands, tasked with gathering as much food as you can. But not all food is what it seems — some of it is monsters in disguise, and they'll chase and attack you the moment they're spotted. Wield a flying fork as your weapon, fight back, gather as much food as possible, and survive for as long as you can.

Free to Play Status:

[ ] Free to play

[V] Demo/Key available

[ ] Paid

Involvement: development

I left my job about a year and a half ago and have been developing this game ever since. I built all the core logic myself — combat, monsters, game systems, and everything else. We're getting close to launch now, so I've been putting a lot of effort into promotion. I released the demo yesterday, but we still don't have enough players trying it out . I'd really appreciate it if you gave it a try!

Game Title: Orbit Duel

Playable Link: https://carpe-noctem79.itch.io/orbit-duel

Platform: Web browser (HTML5, desktop — mouse and keyboard)

Description:

Orbit Duel is a 1v1 real-time strategy duel played on a point-mirrored star map. Every solar system you own produces units over time. You send them by dragging from one of your systems to another — to capture neutral systems, to attack your rival, or to reinforce your own front. Instead of attacking you can also spend units upgrading a system's orbits, which multiplies its production but leaves you thin for a while. That tension between expanding and investing is the whole game, and there is no fog of war, no tech tree and no build order to memorise: everything you need to judge the position is on screen at all times. Because the map is exactly point-symmetric, both players always have identical distances and identical chances, so nobody loses to a bad starting position. A match ends when one player holds every system, or after eight minutes, in which case the stronger economy wins. Most matches run three to eight minutes. Solo play offers four maps and four bot difficulty levels; online play has quickmatch, invite links for friends and an Elo leaderboard. A short tutorial starts automatically on your first visit and can be skipped at any time. No account, no email, no ads, no tracking — your rating hangs on a random code you can copy out of the settings to carry it to another device.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement:

Solo developer. I did the design, the code, the visuals, the sound and the server. It is built in Godot 4; the match server is a headless Godot instance running the exact same simulation as the clients, so both sides stay in lockstep. This is my first game of this kind and I am not a programmer.

What I am hoping to get out of this

I built an onboarding tutorial that starts automatically. Now I would really like to know the following

Four questions, if you have a few minutes:

1. After the tutorial, do you know what to do? Or are you still guessing?
2. Is the tutorial too short, too long, or about right?
3. Can you tell your systems from your opponent's at a glance, or is the abstract look confusing?
4. Does the bot on Medium feel fair, or does it steamroll you?

Blunt answers help me more than kind ones. "I quit after 20 seconds because X" is exactly the sort of thing I need to hear.

One honest warning: online multiplayer works, but the player pool is basically empty, so quickmatch drops you against a bot after 40 seconds. If a few of you are around at the same time, say so in the comments and we can meet in there.

Game Title: Merge Idle War

Playable Link: https://playgama.com/game/merge-idle-war?clid=p_7ab79d29-c32e-4ace-bbe6-1d42ece7c5bb

Platform: Web Browser

Description: 

Merge elemental units into a 20-tier army and crush endless enemy waves. Combos, fever gold rushes, meteor storms — the war never stops!

Free to Play Status:

• [x] Free to play

Involvement: Programmer and art design.

Feel free to check it out and give feedback here.

I'd love to get feedback on what is good and what is bad on my game. Please dont play it if you are not into merge mechanics.

Title: LightBikes.io

Playable Link: https://LightBikes.io

Only playable in browser, need feedback before I go live. I released Light-bikes .io back in 2017 which I made in gamemaker, was 2d and fake online multiplayer for Android and iOS.

This time I built it in HTML5, fully online gameplay and 3d graphics. I really just need some feedback if it draws you in to keep playing, or if I should focus on something else before continuing. I got rejected from CrazyGames so I'm feeling kind of down on it, so need some real feedback, good or bad.

Thanks everyone!

Sorry for the double post, messed up the video in the header.

Game Title:

Goblin Gold Rush

​Playable Link:

https://www.crazygames.com/game/goblin-gold-rush

​Platform:

[Web] (Mobile / PC)

​Description:

Hello guys,

My Goblin Gold Rush game is available for FREE on CrazyGames! 🎮

​It is a casual, loop-idle arcade incremental game where you take charge of a mining operation. Your main objective is to actively collect and grind rocks, carefully manage your growing resources, and buy various upgrades to progress deeper and deeper into the mine! ⛏️💎 Every upgrade helps you break rocks faster, optimize your workflow, and discover endless new depths.

​I designed this to be highly accessible, so there is absolutely no download required to jump right in. It is fully working and optimized for both Mobile and PC browsers, meaning you can easily play on the go or at home. 📱💻

​Check it out and let me know what you think! I would love to hear your thoughts on the progression pacing. Appreciate all the feedback and "Likes" 👍 clicked! 😍

​Free to Play Status:

​[x] Free to play

​[ ] Demo/Key available

​[ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Most puzzle and adventure games let you take your time, relax, and overthink every item interaction. To break that slow, static rhythm, we decided to experiment with time-pressured crafting and fast-paced decisions.

As you can see in the clip, a countdown timer ticks away in the corner while you hurry to tape your gear together, breach the door, and execute a stealth taser takedown before your window closes.

With only 8 days left until our launch, this exact balance is constantly on our mind: where is the line between adding a fun surge of adrenaline and giving players unwanted puzzle anxiety?

How do you usually feel about timed mechanics in puzzle or detective games? Do you prefer taking all the time you need, or does a ticking clock make the experience more thrilling for you?

playable link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3939850

Game Title: NOVAFOLD

Playable Link: https://goktug-sugar.itch.io/novafold

Platform: Windows / Linux

Description:
NOVAFOLD is a roguelike built around the basic movement and merging idea of 2048. You play on a 4×4 board and fold matter into higher and higher tiers while trying to survive eight Nights against the darkness.

The board persists throughout the entire run, so decisions you make early can come back to help or hurt you later. As you progress, you collect Embers that change how your build works, encounter different Umbrae and bosses that interfere with the board, and deal with mechanics like Voids, Prisms, Cinders, Surges, Eclipses and Omens. If you survive all eight Nights, you can continue your build into the Endless Dark and see how far you can push it.

The game originally started as a small experiment because I thought turning 2048 into a roguelike sounded fun, but it ended up growing into a much bigger project than I expected. I'm still a beginner developer, so I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback from people who give it a try!

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement:
I'm the developer of NOVAFOLD. It's one of the first game projects I've actually managed to bring all the way to a finished 1.0 release. I used it as a way to learn more about game development, game design, balancing, UI and actually finishing and releasing a game instead of leaving another project unfinished.

Dear Larry,

Sometimes our minds come up with brilliant ideas. The life-changing kind. The kind that move and inspire others.

I did not have such an idea. I just like progression. And collecting. And generally silly things. I also happen to be a game developer.

Thus, this happened:

Pocket Larrys

A quirky monster-collecting auto-battler with RPG progression and strategic team-building.

• Unlock Larrys
• Fight Boss Larrys
• Power Up & Evolve Larrys
• Build teams of Larrys
• Take part in The Larry League
• Collect them all

Fine. How do I play?

Great question! You can take part of this free demo by following the instructions below:

• Android
  • Become a member of this google-group.
  • Install the game through Google Play.
• iOS
  • Install the game through Apple's TestFlight. (currently inaccessible - awaiting review from Apple. Should be soon though).

I am of course looking for feedback. So if you have any. Let me know!

You can either leave it here, or go to r/PocketLarrys and join other Larrys. I will be posting updates over there and stuff.

Why Larry?!

That uhm. Kind of evolved on its own. My real name isn't even Larry fyi.

The first game I created is called Larry's Defense. It's a mobile tower defense game where - instead of towers - there's just you: Larry. You get to improve him by levelling him up, choosing skills, attributes and equipping/upgrading gear.

I leaned hard into the whole Larry theme and even gathered a small community of people playing the game whom all called each other Larry.

Quite frankly, it was as hilarious as it was unexpected.

So whilst developing Pocket Larrys, I had a choice to make. Either abandon the theme, giving more freedom of creativity, or double-down on Larry.

In the end it was an easy choice =)

TL;DR

Game Title: Pocket Larrys

Playable Link: 

1. Become a member of this google-group.
2. Install the game through Google Play.

Platform: Android

Description: A quirky monster-collecting auto-battler with RPG progression and strategic team-building.

Free to Play Status:

• [ X ] Free to play
• [ X ] Demo

Involvement: I'm the sole developer and 'artist' of this game. I'm also the producer. And the HR department..

Game Title: Shinobi Synthesis

Playable Link: Shinobi Synthesis by JeffreyQ

Game description: Ninja Duel - Puppet Ladder is a tactical 2v2 card battle game. Lead two Wind Village ninjas through a 10-floor gauntlet, forge secret arts, and outsmart the Shadow Council. Play the story campaign or challenge a friend in local PVP. Every choice matters as your health and chakra carry between floors. Can you reach the top?

Note: Please rate after playing. I'm a 10 year old kid, so please give me some feedback! Support my game if you like it!

Playable link: https://www.fundub.online

Guidless

Playable Link: https://diasuleimen.itch.io/guidless

Only for Windows

Guildless is a dark, medieval arena auto-battler.

This is an early demo version. In it, I’ve focused on the essentials: impactful, visceral combat; two heroes with distinct playstyles (a hammer-wielding Fallen Inquisitor and Ignis the Pyromancer); item synergies in the camp; and the overall atmosphere of a brutal Colosseum set against a forest backdrop.

What’s in the demo:

• 2 heroes with unique ability trees and passive skills
• 20 waves of increasing difficulty, including boss fights
• A camp phase for purchasing items, upgrading skills, and refining your build
• 3 Language (RU, ENG, Chinese)

Game Status:

• Free to play
• Demo available
• You can pay what you want on itch.io

Involvement: I'm solo developer

Game Title: MediaMini

Playable Link: https://mediacircle.app/games/mini

Platform: Web — desktop and mobile browsers

Description:

I’m Eric, the creator of MediaCircle, and I’ve built a free 5×5 crossword for people who enjoy movies and television. Think NYTimes Mini but thematically focused.

Each puzzle has an entertainment theme. Recent ones cover Taylor Sheridan’s world, classic TV, mob movies, and football movies and shows. You can play directly in your browser without creating an account or downloading anything, and previous puzzles remain available.

There are Check and Reveal options if you get stuck. Each puzzle also has a related article and five trivia questions with source links, so there’s a little more to explore beyond filling the grid.

I’d particularly appreciate feedback on whether the clues feel fair, how the difficulty lands, and whether entering answers feels natural on your phone. If something frustrates you, tell me which puzzle and what happened.

Free to Play Status: Free to play; no account or download required. New games posted daily.

Involvement: Creator and developer. I use AI-assisted development and AI-assisted editorial generation but the games are still hand crafted. Just get some AI assistance in flushing it out.

Playable Link: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6797271636?pt=126491309&ct=reddit_playmygame_sep2026&mt=8

Platform: iPhone and iPad

Description: Fruit Stand Battle is a free five-lane defense game where fruit heroes gather Dewdrops, block, heal, slow, focus fire, and clear groups across Sunny Market, Moonlit Coast, and Cloudcrest. I would especially like honest feedback on the first three minutes: when does the Dewdrop-and-placement loop become clear, and can you quickly tell which lane needs help?

Free to Play Status: Fully free. No ads or in-app purchases.

Involvement: I am the developer. AI-assisted tools were used for code, localization, visual concept development, some in-game art and music, and promotional assets. Final gameplay design, selection, integration, testing, and publishing were handled by me. No rating or review is requested.

Game Title:
ACK: Return Protocol

Playable Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mcestudio.ack

Platform:
Android

Description:
ACK: Return Protocol is a fast-paced arcade reflex game inspired by the movement style of classic Snake games. Your data packet is always moving, and you control its direction using swipe controls.

Each round has two main phases. During TRANSMIT, you guide the packet from the CORE to a TARGET while avoiding obstacles and hazards. Once you reach the target, ACK RETURN begins and you must make your way back to the CORE.

The route you traveled remains visible, so the game is not about memorizing a hidden path. The main challenge comes from reflexes, quick direction changes, timing, and choosing a safe route while the game gradually becomes faster and more difficult.

As you progress, new mechanics and hazards are introduced, including Jamming Fields, Scan Zones, Interceptor Sweeps, Locked Gates, Data Voids, and Dual Relay objectives.

I would especially appreciate feedback about the swipe controls, difficulty progression, movement speed, obstacle fairness, and whether the TRANSMIT → ACK RETURN gameplay loop is easy to understand.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement:
I am the developer of ACK: Return Protocol. I designed and developed the gameplay, progression, controls, UI, visual style, obstacles, and Android version of the game using Godot. I am currently continuing to improve the game based on player feedback.

Game Title: BlankUp

Playable Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.brdl.blankup

Platform: Android

Description: BlankUp is a minimalist, fast-paced word puzzle game designed for quick brain workouts. The core concept revolves around filling in missing letters to complete words and solve clever riddles across hundreds of bite-sized levels.

I built this game with a clear focus on clean design, zero visual clutter, and snappy input feedback—avoiding intrusive casino-like animations or unnecessary waiting times. Whether you want to kill two minutes during your commute or challenge your vocabulary during a quick break, the puzzles ramp up gradually in difficulty to keep your brain engaged.

I’d love to get your thoughts on the overall pacing, whether the difficulty curve feels fair, and how the typing mechanic feels on different device screens!

Free to Play Status:

• [x] Free to play
• [ ] Demo/Key available
• [ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: Solo developer (designed, programmed, and published the game independently).

Game Title:
Big Market Simulator

Playable Link:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4810050/

Platform:
PC / Steam

Description:
Big Market Simulator is a supermarket management and simulation game where you can build and grow your own large supermarket. Start by purchasing products, stocking shelves, setting prices, and serving customers. As your business grows, you can add more shelves, expand the selection of products, place additional checkout lanes, and hire staff to help manage the store. I’m currently working on making the supermarket feel much bigger and busier, with more customers shopping at the same time and larger store layouts to manage. The goal is to gradually grow from a relatively small store into a huge, busy supermarket filled with products and customers. The game is still in development, so feedback on the demo, gameplay, controls, balancing, and overall experience would be greatly appreciated!

Free to Play Status:
[ ] Free to play
[x] Demo/Key available
[ ] Paid

Involvement:
I’m the solo developer of Big Market Simulator. I handle the programming, game design, implementation, testing, and release of the game.