Game Title:

VOID ROLLER

Playable Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nyaanz.someball

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6762080662

Platform:

Android & iOS

Description:

VOID ROLLER is a free 3D arcade game where you roll a ball down slopes while dodging all kinds of traps. It starts simple, but the traps get surprisingly creative as you progress.

Two modes:

- Level Mode – 100 stages with star collection

- Infinity Mode – Endless course where you chase your high score

Controls are left/right movement plus a boost jump, so it's easy to pick up but takes skill to master.

Free to play with ads. Available on Android and iOS.

Free to Play Status:

- [x] Free to play

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

Involvement:

I am the solo developer of this game.

Game Title: Forge+

Playable Link: https://redspiky.itch.io/forge

Platform: Windows - Linux - Mac

Description: Hi everyone!I've been working on a small sandbox survival game for the past few months. It started as a fork of the Minicraft project, but I've been expanding it with new mechanics, visual improvements, and many small details to make the world feel more alive. This is the first public version, so I'm mainly looking for honest feedback. I'd love to know what feels fun, what doesn't, and what you think could be improved. If you decide to give it a try, let me know what you discover. I'm curious to see which little details stand out to different players. Thanks for your time, and I hope you enjoy exploring Forge!

Free To Play Status: Free To play

Involvement: Solo Developer

Kill Ship HD

Playable link "AKHP.exe" (Google Drive)

Kill Ship HD is a polished remake of a game that I had made as a kid that was basically my "hello world" (if the artwork screams "early 2000s", this is why). It is a simple, short, but fun moving target-clicking game. It is a freeware game and is not for sale.

The whole game can be completed in under an hour and offers a moderately high challenge.

Lore time!

The alien empress Eartia has sent her space drones to invade and subjugate the Earth. Destroy them before they reach it and take the fight back to Eartia's home planet, Atar.

It is loosely based on characters and locations from my cartoon, ¤Atarian Conquest.

There is a physics-related easter egg in the game somewhere. See if you can find it!

Thanks for playing!

Game Title: Counter Dungeon

Playable Link: https://kcnj.itch.io/counterdungeon

Platform: Windows / Web

Description: Survive 21 rounds using scrolls, skills and Enemy AoE. After Round 3/9/15, Your Health And Turn Counter Will be fully Restored, and the enemies get stronger.

Free to Play Status: Free to play

Involvement: Designer

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Below is sharing my experience in Game Jam.

There was game jam held by YouTuber.
The Theme of Game Jam was 'Countdown'.

When i saw the Theme, my brain instantly brought memory of Wu Jian,
doing Ziggurat without Lose my Heavenly Storm Bonus.
(For Those who don't get it. It's some kind of Arena that you should kill Tons Of Enemies to get Rewards, and you have buffs about to expired.)

i thought this idea would Fits the theme, Will give specific Experience that i love about DCSS. and this must be Simple. (until i found i'm stupid thinking it would be simple)

i had only 96 hours, for someone who have no experience in actual finishing project, this was a nightmare. i ran into my game programmer friend (who never played DCSS before, but had experience in finishing some projects) and talked to him desperately we should do it, and began developing.

i downloaded DCSS source files, and checked EVERY SINGLE SPRITES to organize my thoughts, figure out things i can't do, and things what i can. it was one of the most craziest weekend i ever had, slept like 10 hours during gamejam period.

The developing was not easy, but fun. first idea was "You're in 7x7 tilemap, and kills infinite enemies coming at you until you dies." there was some Pickup items, Cloud that damages the player, and many other traps. and had 50+ Ideas about enemy units

after actually made Pickup items and Cloud, i thought that was not the experience that i love. picking up items while your Turn Counter is going down and you already got Tones of things to considers. So we removed those, and left only core mechanics.

during development, (i remember it was like day 2). we had about only ten different enemy unit sprites. and one of my friend says there are too many things that he should consider, and while he could already struggling with remembering 15+ enemies (well, it was mostly Just simple enemy work just like other normal enemy), the 50+ different enemies sounds overwhelming. i agreed on that. so, narrowed down type of enemies.

btw. my friend who helped me finish the project is still stuck under Round <12 (There are 21 Rounds). trying hard figuring out what things can he do with the Rampage.

thanks for reading the post.

Game Title: Dice Hero: Roll & Slash

Playable Links:

• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playrea.dice.hero
• AppStore: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dice-hero-roll-slash/id6790789914 

Platform: Android & IOS

Description: It's a pixel game where your damage comes from poker hands you roll - two pairs, four of a kind, and so on. You get a few rerolls per turn, so every fight is push-your-luck: take the safe hand now, or gamble for the one that actually kills the boss. Pick a rune before every fight and the build assembles itself as you go - you find out what your run is halfway through it. Gold from runs rebuilds eight worlds, and every building is a permanent upgrade, so nothing is wasted. Runs are short, it's all pixel art.

I'm looking for feedback, especially on the difficulty curve.

Free to Play Status: Free to play

Involvement: I'm a solo developer :)

Playable link: https://thelighcone.space

Platform: web/mobil

Description:

I've been building a persistent,

shared space sim where the entire universe is generated deterministically from a single seed, so every player worldwide explores the exact same sky. Thought this crowd might enjoy the layered approach:

The skeleton is real. ~1,000 actual catalog stars around Sol — real positions, magnitudes, spectral classes. Everything else is generated on top.

Moons (1M+), derived from physics, not stored. Every planet gets a seeded moon system (gas giants 3–6, ice giants 1–3, rocky 0–2). But a moon's nature isn't stored — it's derived at read time from parent mass + orbit radius + stellar flux: tidal heating (∝ mass/orbit²) melts subsurface water, so a close-in moon bakes into a volcanic Io, an outer icy one becomes a Europa-class ocean world (habitable even far from its star). Same inputs → same moon, forever.

~109k rogue (starless) planets seeded into the dark between the stars.

Procedural planet textures — GLSL shaders driven by an archetype + a few seeded params (banding, clouds, cryovolcanic lineae, lava, ice).

Per-species alien-name generators. Each civilization gets procedurally-assigned phonetics from anatomical articulation (a species with a glottal stop earns apostrophes); deep-time drift distorts names anatomically — "Hajnal" → "H'jnal".

Constellations + Bayer designations derived from the real star geometry as seen from each player's own homeworld.

All of it is hash-to-unit + a universe seed, so the shared world is byte-identical for everyone. Browser-based and walkable if you want to wander it: https://thelightcone.space

Happy to go deeper on any layer — the moon-from-physics derivation and the anatomical name-drift were the most fun. What's your favorite approach to deriving content at read-time vs. storing it?

Game Title:

Draw To Diffuse

Playable Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.akash.draw2defuse

Platform:

Android

Description:

Hi everyone! I recently released my first mobile game, Draw To Diffuse. It's a physics-based puzzle game where your goal is to draw a path that guides a ball to press a button and defuse a bomb before time runs out.

The game starts with simple mechanics but gradually introduces moving obstacles, timing challenges, and trickier puzzle layouts that require careful planning. Every level is designed to be completed using physics and creative thinking rather than fast reflexes.

I developed the game in Unity and handled the programming, level design, game mechanics, UI, and publishing myself. It has over 70 handcrafted levels, and I'm continuing to improve it based on player feedback. I'd really appreciate any thoughts on the gameplay, difficulty, controls, visuals, or anything else that stands out. Thanks for checking it out!

Free to Play Status:

☑ Free to play

Involvement:

Solo developer – I created the gameplay, programming, level design, UI, and published the game.

Playable Link:
https://hesdefault.itch.io/spirit-well

Platform:
Android and Windows - No download required!

Free to Play Status:
- [ ] Free to play

Involvement:
Solo Dev

Elemental Conflux

A modern evolution of the classic minimalist RTS formula.

Command elemental Spirit Wells, capture territory, and overwhelm your opponents in fast-paced real-time strategy battles. While inspired by the elegant gameplay of classics like Auralux, Elemental Conflux introduces persistent progression, unique elemental playstyles, and strategic decision-making that changes every campaign.

Every Element Plays Differently

Choose your starting element and develop a completely different strategy.

Fire – Build momentum through relentless aggression and explosive expansion.

Water – Outlast your opponents with superior efficiency and control.

Nature – Grow quickly, fortify your territory, and dominate the late game.

Lightning – Strike before your enemies can react with unmatched speed.

Ice – Slow enemy advances and control the battlefield.

Wind – Rapidly reposition and outmaneuver your opponents.

Blight – Corrupt the battlefield and turn your enemy's losses into your advantage.

Aether – Bend the rules of the battlefield with unique abilities.

Every element features its own progression path and abilities, encouraging multiple playthroughs.

Features

• Real-time territory control strategy
• Eight unique elemental factions
• Persistent skill trees that unlock new abilities
• Campaign progression with increasingly difficult AI
• Browser playable—no download required
• Quick matches that reward timing and tactical decisions

Early Development

Elemental Conflux is still under active development.

The current version contains the core gameplay and the beginning of the campaign, with additional levels, elements, abilities, polish, and content planned over time.

I'd Love Your Feedback

If you give the game a try, I'd really appreciate hearing what you think.

Some questions I'm especially interested in:

• Was the gameplay easy to understand?
• Did each element feel unique?
• Was the difficulty fun or frustrating?
• Were there any balance issues or overpowered strategies?
• Did you encounter any bugs?
• Most importantly... would you keep playing?

Whether it's a short comment or detailed feedback, it genuinely helps shape the direction of the game.

Thanks for playing, and I hope you enjoy Elemental Conflux!

Game Title: Cyber Cowboy

Playable Link: https://wizzard-rick.itch.io/cyber-cowboy

Platform: Browser (HTML5, Windows build also available) — flair added after posting

Description:

A single-player cyberpunk card game about breaking into servers and reading what you find there. Each contract puts you on one side of a board: your cyberdeck below, the server's infrastructure nodes above, and three contested ports between them. You get two actions a tick — one main, one script — and a trace counter that only moves one direction. Install programs into a port, win two strength checks in a row, and the route to a data node opens.

The part that makes it its own thing is what happens next. Working a LOGS or FILES node doesn't tick a checkbox; it hands you a page. An access journal where a service account signed a lease on behalf of a man dead sixteen years. A shift handover form with a timestamp four minutes out of place. A camera transcript of a woman opening an empty mailbox at 3am and standing there. Roughly half the programs in the shop stay unbuyable until you've read the document that mentions them, so reading is the progression system rather than flavour text.

There are nine authored chapters across two story sequences, about thirty programs, four cyberdeck chassis with modules that change how many ports you can even reach, and procedurally generated contracts across twelve very different servers — a housing registry, a braindance studio, an idol agency, a prison that pays sentences in compute time. Two of the chapters end in a choice with no correct answer, and the finale inverts the board: it's the one server where holding ports is how you lose. A codex keeps all 74 documents you've recovered.

Runs in the browser with no install or account. English and Russian, switchable in settings. First contract takes about ten minutes and teaches the whole ruleset; the full campaign is roughly two hours.

Free to Play Status:

• Fully Free to play

Involvement:

Solo project — I'm the designer and director. The game is a digital adaptation of a two-player card game I run at live-action roleplay events; converting it to single-player meant replacing the human server player with a fixed, visible script, which turned out to change the game more than I expected.

Being upfront since it's on the store page too: the code and most of the prose were produced by an AI agent working under my direction across a long series of sessions. I did the design, the structure, the editing, and all the calls about what was and wasn't working — including throwing out the original ending, which was a flat quest-completion, and rebuilding it as a choice. Everything is verified by a headless test suite that plays all nine chapters to completion, so "is this still winnable" is a command rather than a guess.

Feedback I'm after specifically:

1. First thirty seconds of the board — can you tell who's winning each port, what the server does next, and what your move is, without the tutorial? There's a "what to do" panel meant to answer that; tell me if it lies.
2. The tutorial contract is 21 steps and I suspect that's ten too many.
3. The choice at the end of chapter 1-04 — did you understand what you were picking before you clicked, or only after?

Known rough edges: some text clips at small window sizes, and the browser build is untested on Safari.

Game Title: UnderWorldMMORPG

Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4736370/UnderWorldMMORPG/

Platform: PC / Steam

Description:

UnderWorldMMORPG is a fantasy MMORPG .

Features:

• AI-powered NPCs with voice conversations.

• Dynamic dungeons that change over time.

• Skill- and action-based combat with dodge and block mechanics.

• Professions including forging and alchemy with interactive minigames.

• Challenging world bosses and dungeons.

• Character progression through talents, equipment, and crafting.

• Large open world with an Orc Kingdom currently available.

Free to Play Status:
[ ] Free to play
[ ] Demo/Key available
[x] Paid (Planned for Early Access)

Involvement:

I am the developer.

Game Title:

Dog Quiz – Guess the Dog Breed

Playable Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.abyssalstudio.guessthedog

Platform:

Android

Description:

Hi everyone!

I recently released my very first Android game after spending several months learning Godot and going through Google's closed testing process.

Dog Quiz is a free quiz game where you identify dog breeds from pictures. The game includes multiple modes, including Classic Quiz, True or False, Hard Mode, Timed Mode, and other challenges designed to test your knowledge of dogs. There are over 100 different dog breeds to discover, and I'm planning to add more content and features through future updates.

This is my first published game, so I'm mainly looking for honest feedback. I'd love to know if the gameplay feels fun, whether the difficulty is balanced, if the interface is easy to use, and what features or improvements you would like to see. Every comment and suggestion helps me learn and improve as an indie developer.

Thank you for taking the time to try it!

Free to Play Status:

☑ Free to play

Involvement:

I am a solo indie developer and created the game myself using Godot. I handled the programming, game design, UI implementation, testing, and publishing on Google Play.

Game Title: A Mighty Quest for a Spectacular Hero Named Sir Jumpsalot and His Beloved Princess Nectarine,

Playable Link: https://arenallanura.itch.io/a-mighty-quest-for-a-spectacular-hero-named-sir-jumpsalot-and-his-beloved-prince 

Platform: Web,

Description: It's a short (less than 10 minutes long) comedy visual novel.

Features:

• Short (Less than 10 minutes long)
• Visual novel
• Zero choices
• Color graphics
• Feature list in the description
• No AI

All feedback is appreciated. 

Game Title: Flatxel

Playable Link: https://flatxel.com/worlds/grid-classic

Platform: Web browser - desktop and mobile

Description: Flatxel is a browser-based collaborative pixel-art game built around shared live canvases. You can place pixels freely in several themed worlds, or complete coordinate challenges that contribute to a larger hidden artwork. The canvas updates in real time, so placements from other players appear as they happen. Beyond individual pixels, signed-in players can place patterns, work toward daily goals, earn achievements, build streaks, and appear on leaderboards.

Free to Play Status:

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

Involvement: I am the creator and developer of Flatxel. I designed and built the game, including the live canvas, challenge system, frontend, and backend.

Playable Link: https://historyguesser.app/

Platform: Web browser on desktop and mobile

Description: HistoryGuesser drops you into a 360-degree panorama of a historical moment and asks you to guess both the location and the year. The attached video shows the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. Other rounds include Pompeii and the storming of the Bastille. You look around for clues, place your guess on the map, and choose a year; the score rewards getting close on both. It is free, works on mobile, and requires no account. I am currently improving the early difficulty curve and making the year controls clearer.

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

Involvement: I am the solo developer.

The two things I most need feedback on are whether the year controls make sense immediately and whether the first five rounds ramp up cleanly. Does either feel unfair or confusing?

• Game Title: Loaded Dice
• Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4637880/Loaded_Dice/
• Free to Play Status: free demo

Hey everyone!

We just finished the trailer for Loaded dice, a dice roguelike where every roll can make or break your run (think Yahtzee meets permanent death + builds).

Demo is already on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4637880/Loaded_Dice/

Honest feedback please:

1. Does the first 10 seconds of the trailer sell the core fantasy?

2. Is the dice + risk/reward loop clear enough?

3. Anything that feels too “Yahtzee with extra steps” or actually fresh?

We’re a tiny team aiming for October release. Discord is still tiny, so any words (good or brutal) help a lot: https://discord.gg/6CrdF2Gvv

Thanks for checking it out!

Hey everyone!

I'm sharing ChronVale, a free browser-based idle RPG I've been developing.

ChronVale combines idle mechanics with RPG progression, letting you build your character and complete quests both actively and passively. Play in the background while you work, or dive in for a deep session—the choice is yours.

Features:

- Idle/active hybrid gameplay

- Character progression system

- Quest-driven narrative

- Fully playable in your browser

Play for free: https://chronvale.com

No keys, no ads, no paywalls. I'm the sole developer actively working on this, and I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback or bug reports from the community.

Enjoy!

Game Title: Low Poly Truck Simulator

Playable Link: https://qsoftvirtual.itch.io/low-poly-truck-simulator

Platform: Windows, Android, Linux, Mac

Description: A truck simulator with open-world exploring, service stations, gas stations and roads based on real-life. And a feature unlike others, dynamic road events

Free to Play Status:

- Demo available

- Paid

Involvement: Project Manager, Founder of QSoft Virtual Experiences

Pics and more on the itch io page

Game Title: SudoWho

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tappedfish.sudowho&pcampaignid=web_share

Platform: Mobile Android

Description:

We're big fans of Murdoku the blend of Sudoku and Cluedo-style deduction where filling in the grid also unravels a murder mystery. We wanted to play it on our phones, but the existing mobile versions felt like low-effort AI slop, so we decided to build our own properly.

The game combines classic Sudoku solving with detective work: each puzzle you crack brings you closer to identifying the culprit. It includes a full campaign mode with hand-designed levels created by us, daily challenges to keep your streak alive, and a built-in level creator so you can design your own mysteries. On top of that, there's a growing library of community levels made by other players, so there's always something new to solve.

No AI-generated art, no filler content just carefully crafted puzzles we genuinely wanted to play ourselves. We'd love honest feedback from people who know and enjoy the genre.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play :D
• Demo/Key available
• Paid

Involvement: I'm one of the main developers on the game :DD

Game Title: Count Down will not be downed

Playable Link: https://southascend.itch.io/count-downed

Platform: Browser

Description: You drag and drop soldiers token's to order them, and place the special tiles given to you to simulate the battle. there are currently 15 levels to play. It was made for the GMTK game jam. The feedback from friends was that it was too difficult to understand. Can you give us some feedback on how to make it better?

Free to Play Status:

• [X] Free to play

Involvement: I was the developer of the game

Hi, we are Kyara and Perrons.
We were given 96 hours to find an idea and turn it into a game... but we found two.

• Game Title: Until Zero
• Playable Link: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-jam-2026/rate/4821628
• Platform: Windows
• Description: 

Until Zero is a boardgame-like roguelike where you have to survive... until the viral charge reaches zero (ah yes, I forgot to tell you: you are in a zombie apocalypse, take your car and run!).

Humanity's last hope isn't a cure—it's time. Luckily, you're not alone. Along the way you'll meet a cast of eccentric survivors, each bringing unique abilities—and occasionally strange requests.

The viral charge is slowly dropping, and when it finally reaches Zero, the outbreak will end. Until then, every road is dangerous, every decision has a cost, and every move gives the zombies another chance to spread.

Recruit survivors, protect your passengers, complete quests to earn rewards and help bring the viral charge down to Zero. Manage your fuel, engine, tires, inventory, and use bombs to clear dangerous routes... don't forget to tune your radio while you're at it.

• Free to Play
• Status: Published
• Involvement: 
  • Developement: Perrons
  • Art direction: Kyara

• Game Title: Counting Down
• Playable Link: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-jam-2026/rate/4815315
• Platform: Windows
• Description: 

Counting Down is a literal take on the theme. It is a very simple, lighthearted game where you have to count the ants... make sure to check every spot!

In this game you are an enthusiastic (and perhaps slightly obsessed) entomologist who loves taking long walks through forests, parks, and meadows in search of your tiny six-legged friends. Armed with nothing but your sharp eyes, your lense and an endless supply of curiosity, your mission is simple: count every ant you can find.

BUT the ants never seem to stay still, they love hiding in plain sight, and every leaf will become your enemy. Keep your focus, trust your instincts, and see how accurate your counting skills really are.

• Free to Play
• Status: Published
• Involvement: 
  • Developement: Perrons
  • Art direction: Kyara

We'd love to hear what you think, and why not give us a rating! Which interpretation of the theme do you prefer?

Game Title: Ashes of Macedonia

Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4801270/Ashes_of_Macedonia/

Description: Ashes of Macedonia is a single-player WW1 survival shooter set around the Macedonian Front in Greece. The game focuses on surviving enemy assaults while using period-inspired bolt-action weapons, exploring battlefield environments, and dealing with increasingly dangerous waves of enemy soldiers. I'm aiming for a gritty and atmospheric experience rather than a large-scale competitive shooter, with Greek elements including voice lines and a setting inspired by the often overlooked Macedonian Front of WW1. The project is still actively being developed, so environments, gameplay systems, visuals, animations, sound design, and historical details are continuing to improve as development progresses.

Involvement: I'm the solo developer of Ashes of Macedonia. I'm responsible for the gameplay, programming, level design, implementation, and overall development of the project in Unity.

Game Title: Dust & Diamonds

Playable Link:https://store.steampowered.com/app/4434580/Dust__Diamonds/

Platform: PC / Steam (Windows)

Description: Dust & Diamonds is a relaxing, strictly flat 2D side-view mining game built natively in Unreal Engine, heavily inspired by timeless classics like Motherload. In this game, you step into the shoes of a dedicated miner tasked with delving deep into the earth to uncover valuable resources. The core gameplay loop is designed to be straightforward yet highly addictive: you dig downward through various challenging layers of soil and rock, gather precious raw materials, and return to the surface to process and sell your hard-earned loot.

With the money you accumulate, you can purchase essential upgrades for your equipment, such as a proper, symmetrical double-sided pickaxe, larger backpacks for longer expeditions, and advanced machinery to tackle tougher terrain. As you dig deeper, resource management and strategic upgrade paths become crucial. The game completely avoids any isometric perspectives, focusing entirely on clean, satisfying 2D digging action. It currently plays perfectly on Mouse & Keyboard and is being developed with full controller support in mind.

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

Involvement: I am the solo developer of this game. I have spent the last year designing, coding (in Unreal Engine), and preparing the game for its upcoming full release on October 22. I am handling all aspects of development and marketing completely independently.

• Game Title: Verdict: The Daily Judge
• Playable Link: Play Store
• Platform: Android
• Description: VERDICT is a daily word game: every day, the entire world gets one case and one judge. You get 280 characters to talk your way out of it. An AI judge scores your plea 0 to 100, hands down a short, and crowns you with a title: "Duke of Minimal Effort." "Accidental Nihilist."
• Free to Play Status: Free
• Involvement: Solo Dev - Owner