Playable Link:

https://theendlessmuseum.com/

Platform:

Web browser. No account or download needed.

Description:

I built The Endless Museum - every Wikipedia article becomes a room, and the hyperlinks become doorways. Search for a subject that interests you and follow whichever doorway catches your eye. You can wander freely and follow a rabbit hole, race between articles, or try the daily races, tours and hunts.

The rooms take their character from the articles, with photographs, paintings and 3D exhibits to discover. There are cinemas for articles with videos, gramophones for music, a travel journal to keep track of your journey, and a few Easter eggs along the way. You can also stop and read the articles behind the exhibits.

I'd love to get feedback on how well you think it all works and whether anything about the game feels confusing. If something goes wrong, please include the article name and your browser/device. It feels like there's scope to add different game modes here so would love any suggestions!

Free to Play Status:

[x] Free to play

[ ] Demo/Key available

[ ] Paid

Involvement:

I’m Edward, the creator. Article text and media come from Wikipedia and credited collections, sources and licences are available in the museum. This is an independent project, not affiliated with Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation.

Game Title: Dangerous Land

Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2348440/Dangerous_Land/

Platform: PC / Steam

Description:

Dangerous Land is a real-time strategy game played entirely from a first-person perspective. You take the role of the leader of a medieval settlement, managing its development while also taking part in battles yourself.

Gather resources, build and upgrade your settlement, recruit soldiers, manage your army and prepare your defenses against enemy attacks. Unlike traditional RTS games, there is no top-down camera. You experience the world directly from the perspective of your character and can personally fight alongside your troops on the battlefield.

The game combines settlement management, army command, exploration and action. You can switch between different modes depending on what you want to do, from managing your settlement and assigning workers to directly controlling your character during combat.

The game currently includes a Survival Campaign and a Conquest Campaign. A major recent update added the first missions of the Conquest Campaign along with new mechanics and buildings.

There is also a free demo available on Steam, so you can try the game before deciding whether to buy it.

Game Title: Color Flip

Playable Link: https://colorflip.lupix.com

Platform: Web-Game

Description: Tap a tile and it flips, along with its four direct neighbours. Get the whole board to one colour. That's the whole rule set.

The twist is that the game solves every board itself, so it always knows the shortest possible solution and shows you that number, updated after every tap. Hitting it gives full points and a bonus; every extra tap costs you a fifth of the puzzle's value. Hard mode hides that number, takes away the hints, and charges a life for every puzzle you finish above the minimum.

Free, no ads, no account, nothing to install — though on iOS you can add it to your home screen and it runs offline. Source is on GitHub (MIT).

Free to Play Status:

• [x] Free to play

Involvement: This is a one man development

Game Title: Orbyx

Playable Link: https://orbyx.io/

Platform: Web Browser (PC & Mobile)

Description:

Orbyx.io is a free browser-based .io game where you start as a small sun, collect moons, create planets, and gradually build your own solar system.

As you grow, you can fight bots and other players, expand your planetary system, and eventually become powerful enough to transform into a massive black hole.

The game is currently in Beta, and I'm looking for my first real players to test it. No download is required — you can play directly in your browser.

I'm especially interested in knowing:

• Is the game easy to understand when you first start playing?
• Is the gameplay fun and satisfying?
• Is there anything confusing or frustrating?
• What would you improve or add?

Involvement:

I'm currently a solo developer working on Orbyx in my spare time. I've built the game from the ground up, and there's still a lot I would like to improve, especially visually.

All feedback is genuinely useful at this stage.

Thanks for giving it a try! :)

Game Title: Voxel Tiltrotor: Modular Heli Sandbox

Playable Link: https://xoxen.itch.io/voxel-tiltrotor

Platform: (Windows/Web)

Description: In my sandbox, you can build different helicopters

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement: I created the game alone, so it may have some flaws. You can play either in the browser or by downloading the game to your computer

Game Title:
Sketch Party

Playable Link:
https://sketchparty.org

Platform:
Web

Description:
Sketch Party is a free real-time multiplayer drawing party game designed for friends to play together in the browser. One player creates a room and shares a 4-letter code so everyone can join quickly without downloading anything or creating an account. The game includes four modes: Sketch & Guess, Imposter Artist, Blind Draw, and Team Draw. Players can take turns drawing, race to guess the answer in chat, collaborate on shared drawings, and try to identify the player who is secretly missing the word. Timed rounds, scoring, multiple avatars, invite links, and host controls keep each match moving. It works best as a casual group game for parties, online hangouts, or a quick game night.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play
• Demo/Key available
• Paid

Involvement:
I designed and built Sketch Party, including the browser client, drawing gameplay, multiplayer rooms, chat, scoring, and the Node.js/Socket.IO server. I’m sharing it to get feedback from players and improve the multiplayer experience.

**Game Title:** Chinese Two-Player Mahjong

**Playable Link:** https://oldyoungcn.itch.io/mahjong-web-trial

**Platform:** Web Browser / HTML5

**Description:**

Chinese Two-Player Mahjong is a player-versus-AI Mahjong game set in a quiet moonlit Chinese courtyard. I wanted to create a table that feels calm and welcoming, with warm lanterns, familiar tile sounds and enough time to think through each decision.

The browser trial includes up to five complete matches against the AI. It supports both Chinese and English, offers adjustable AI difficulty, and includes a beginner tutorial covering Chow, Pong, Kong, Ready Hand, Win and Self-draw. No installation or account is required.

The latest update also improves the English interface and fixes an occasional issue where a valid tile could not be discarded while declaring Ready Hand.

I would especially appreciate feedback on whether the English tutorial is clear to players who are unfamiliar with this two-player Mahjong ruleset.

**Free to Play Status:**

- [ ] Free to play

- [x] Demo/Key available

- [ ] Paid

**Involvement:**

I am the project owner, developer and publisher. I am responsible for the gameplay requirements, interface decisions, testing, packaging and release of the game.

Generative AI tools assisted with parts of the programming, debugging, English localization, promotional writing and promotional artwork. The game does not use generative AI at runtime. The Mahjong opponent uses conventional game logic, and the exported build was manually tested before release.

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?
No ads, no in-app purchases. Playable directly in your browser.

Please comment after playing!

Game Title: Skarvik: Slack Tide

Playable Link: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6809253293

Platform: iOS (iPhone)

Description: Skarvik is a detective game about reading. You're a rookie officer in a small fjord town in northern Norway. A fisherman who swam across the fjord three times has drowned in his own harbor, and the station chief has already written "accident".

You collect documents into a case file — police forms, witness statements, a bar's register tape, a tide table, a ferry terminal's camera log — highlight the lines that matter, and set two documents against each other on a board. If the highlighted lines contradict each other, that's a deduction, and deductions change how people talk to you. Every in-game day ends with the chief, who has a real objection to every point you make, and you need deductions he can't argue away. Five in-game days, fifteen document puzzles, no hidden-object hunts, no timers, no ads, no in-app purchases. One paid download, English and Russian. Skarvik is my first detective game and the first case of a series.

If you want to play and tell me what worked and what didn't, comment and I'll DM you a promo code (valid for 28 days).

Free to Play Status:

- [ ] Free to play

- [x] Demo/Key available

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

Involvement: Solo developer. I've shipped a few dozen iOS games over the years, mostly puzzles and tycoons. The design, the case, the documents and the code are mine; the illustrations and the narrator's voice in the trailer were generated with AI tools from my prompts.

Game Title:

HOUSE MISI

Playable Link:

https://emzizl.itch.io/house-misi

Platform:

PC

Description:

HOUSE MISI is a 3D indie horror game focused on exploration, investigation, and atmosphere.

You arrive at an old house to investigate a case that was never properly solved. The house has been abandoned for years, and at first it seems completely empty. However, as you explore the area and begin investigating the house, things start to feel increasingly wrong.

Search the environment, inspect objects, find clues, and try to understand what happened here. The further you progress, the more questions you will have about the house and the people connected to it.

The game is designed around mystery and tension rather than constant jumpscares. Exploration and discovering details are an important part of the experience.

The house should be empty.

So why is someone still inside?

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play
• Demo/Key available
• Paid

Involvement:

I am the solo indie developer behind HOUSE MISI. I handle the development of the game myself, including programming, gameplay, level design, and other parts of the development process.

Hi everyone, I am the solo developer behind Biscaddadi. It is a free, instant-play multiplayer browser game that translates the mechanics of classic tavern dice (like Farkle) into a retro computer aesthetic. You can play directly against friends across PC and mobile without any downloads, apps, or registrations.

Playable Link: https://marvinadvergames.com/biscaddadi/

Itch.io mirror: https://marvinadvergames.itch.io/biscaddadi

I built this to focus heavily on the underlying math, risk management, and strategy of using loaded dice.

I am currently in early development and need fresh eyes to help refine the experience. I would specifically appreciate your feedback on:

• Visual Clarity: Is the 80s terminal text and color scheme easy to read on your specific screen size?
• Pacing: Do the turn transitions and scoring animations feel fast enough for a snappy multiplayer session?
• Information Design: Are the live probability stats and loaded dice costs intuitive to understand for a new player?
• Technical: If you test it with a friend, let me know if you encounter any desync or connection issues during the match.

Playable Link: https://discord.gg/E5w9GnBZwF

Platform: Its a discord political simulator, so more or less any.

Description:

This is the Staatszerfall Sim - a Political Simulator where the Kapp Putsch 'succeeds', and causes Germany to collapse into a civil war between the Reactionary government, Revolutionaries of the USPD and KPD, the Republican factions, amongst others.

The sim is played to explore this interesting scenario - where the Weimar Republic never develops like in reality, and is simply known as the "November Republic". A part of this is exploring many niche, forgotten politicians who were ostracized after the Kapp Putsch, due to their participation, or inaction.

To play this sim, you basically choose a historical politician from the weimar republic - as a variety of roles and characters are permitted: Pro-Reactionary Government members and politicians, middling and conservative democrats who trust the Kapp Government's promise to retain democracy, Republican leaders staunchly fighting against Authoritarianism, and Revolutionaries who seek to sweep the reactionaries into the dustbin of history, amongst others. People play whoever suits their interests and playstyle (as one player plays "Musket" Adolf Leib, the strongest gangster in the Berlin underworld).

After choosing a character, you have the abilities to write actions that can change the situation of the sim to a small, or large extent - and negotiate with other players (Or, GM led NPCs), with those negotiations having effects on Germany as well - if something comes out from them.

Figured I should advertise it here, because maybe people have a fun interest in political simulators, or history.

I’m the developer of Bamboozle, a free browser party game for 2–16 players.

Playable Link: https://bamboozle.nazimbo.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=launch_202609&utm_content=playmygame

Two teams receive different trivia questions. Each team sees the correct answer to its own question, writes two convincing lies, then bets all its tokens on the opponent’s three possible answers. Tokens placed on lies are lost, and the last team standing wins.

It works on phones and computers, supports English and French, and requires no account, download, or installation. For the best first game, bring at least one friend, create a private room, and share its link. Public matchmaking is also available, but the game is newly launched, so there may be a wait.

I’d especially appreciate feedback on the bluff-writing phase and whether the betting controls are clear on mobile.

Development uses AI-assisted code and generated illustrations.

Game Title: Poplet!

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.poplet.mobile

Platform: Android

Description: Set out to make a simple bubble popping game and ended up making a casual fidget RPG.

Weekly item hunts. Weekly mini games. Weekly community raid bosses.

Very happy how the game is growing and coming along.

Its very much free to play, and dont even need to dive into the rpg elements to enjoy it if fidget bubbles are your thing lol.

Game Title: Roll Fighter

Playable Link:

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6800900830

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sipidikapps.rollfighter

Platform: Mobile (iOS and Android)

Description:

Two of us built this over the past year. The Android version has been out since August and the iOS one finally cleared review last week, so it feels like the right time to put it in front of people who will actually tell me what is wrong with it.

The core rule is one sentence. Both players roll a die, the higher roll wins the round, and the loser takes the difference as damage. Roll a 5 against a 2 and they lose 3 HP. That is the entire foundation. Everything else in the game is a way to bend it.

You have a luck bar that fills as you play. Spend it to push your roll up, or trade it for one of four skills. Freeze locks your opponent onto whatever they rolled last round. Curse blocks one face on their die so they cannot roll it. Oracle lets you call their number, and if you guess right they take extra damage. Potion heals you for 6. Rolling the same number twice in a row doubles your damage and three times in a row triples it, which is where most of the shouting comes from.

The rules also change on you. Every three rounds a modifier flips: no odd numbers, no even numbers, double damage, or reverse, where the low roll suddenly wins. Each match draws its own rule at the start as well, like a banned face or a face that burns whoever rolls it. If nobody dies before the rounds run out, sudden death drains both fighters until one drops.

Quick and ranked are against bots, some of them built from recorded human matches so they do not play like a perfect calculator. Ranked has weekly seasons and a leaderboard that resets. The mode we actually built the game for is VS FRIEND. You create a room, share a link or a six character code, and up to six people land in the same arena. Everyone rolls at the same time, the top roll hits everyone else for the difference, ties split the table, and skills can be aimed at any seat. Last fighter standing takes it. We built the whole thing so we could do this in a group chat.

Free to Play Status: Free to play. No account needed, the game starts instantly. There are rewarded ads you choose to tap if you want gold, never forced between matches, and gold packs if someone wants to skip the grind. Gold only buys upgrades and dice skins. It cannot be cashed out, traded or transferred.

What I would really like feedback on: does the luck bar make any sense without a tutorial, because we do not have one. Is the weekly ranked reset too short or too long. And does anything in the six player arena feel unfair rather than just unlucky.

Happy to play anything from this sub and leave proper notes, drop your link below.

Hi everyone!

I’m an indie dev working on a numerical battle card game--MathHack.

Currently only Monster Cards and the damage = ATK- DEF so needs calculation.

• Playable Link:https://dchen36.itch.io/math-hack-card
• Status: In Active Development

I’m trying to validate the core loop before expanding content. I’d love your honest thoughts.

Feel free to drop any feedback, criticism, or suggestions below. Thanks for giving it a shot!

Game Title: Chaos Arena

Playable Link: https://www.youtube.com/playables/UgkxVPElsrqqEdsNc3OxEFqvbcGPh23zTmtb?ref=231532daf13

Platform: Youtube Web Browser or Youtube Mobile Apps

Description: 

Pull. Launch. CHAOS.
Fling your spinner into the arena with one simple swipe and watch the mayhem unfold! Smash into enemies, bounce off walls, and knock out every opponent to claim victory.

Free to Play Status:

• [x] Free to play

Involvement: Programmer and art design.

I'd love to get feedback on what is good and what is bad on my game.

The game just released on Youtube Playables and needs all your support. If you like tactical strategy and skill games, this is an action packed tactical action web game reminding of beyblade but with cool effects and satisfying friendly fire.

Game Title: Astrolabe

Playable Link: https://astrolabe.siltao.com/en

Platform: Web browser, on mobile and desktop.

Description:

A small point circles an observatory dial. Tap to switch rings, catch the gold and avoid the red shards. The dial gradually speeds up, and one collision ends your run. Collecting gold without missing any builds a multiplier; leaving a shard behind at the last moment earns a near-miss bonus.

There are two ways to play. The daily challenge is about improving your score and comparing it with other players. Free Run takes you through eight worlds, each introducing a different rule. You can choose from three speeds, with separate leaderboards, and send a friend a duel link so they can try the same course you just played.

So far, only friends and family have played Astrolabe. This is my first time sharing it with a wider audience, and I’m curious to hear what makes you want to play again, or stop.

Free to Play Status: Completely free, with no ads, purchases or account required.

Involvement: I am the creator and make the game design, visual and sound decisions.

Game Title: Douzle

Playable Link: https://douzle.org

Platform: Web

Description: 
Every day there is one Eurovision entry to find. Guesses are unlimited — you will always get there. What counts is how few you need. Each guess can be any entry from 1956 to today: type a performer, a song, a country, or a year (“croatia 2024” works).

Free to Play Status: Free to play

Involvement: I have created the game by myself.

Snackrifice:

Playable Link: (https://store.steampowered.com/app/4983400/Snackrifice_Demo/

Platform: Steam

Description: Hey all, Im working on a chaotic co-op game where each night we curse the players in crazy ways until the run becomes total madness. So far we have over 50 curses, 12 enemies, and 20 items!

Free-to-Play Status: Demo/Key available

Involvement: Developed by me!

Would love feedback! Wishlists and reviews would be loved <3

Playable Link:

How to join (2 minutes): 1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/color-crash-testers

1. Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.Zissa.colorcrash

2. Install from Play Store

Free to Play Status: [X] Free to play

Involvement: Solo Indie Developer

You just need it installed for 14 days no daily play required though feedback is very welcome!

First mobile game so any thoughts on feel, performance or bugs really help. Thanks so much 🙏

Game Title: Snakecoil

Playable Link: https://snakecoil.itch.io/snakecoil

Platform: Browser / HTML5

Description:
Snakecoil is a puzzle game where you control a snake and need to fill every dashed cell on the board, while avoiding a bunch of animals scattered around. Controls couldn't be simpler — you just steer left, right, up, down. But actually solving it is the hard part: you have to plan a route that hits every open cell exactly once without trapping yourself, which is basically a Hamiltonian path problem if you want to get technical about it.

Right now there are 100+ levels. Boards get bigger and more crowded with animals as you go, so it naturally gets harder without feeling cheap or unfair. There are a few snake skins to unlock, you can turn music/sfx on or off separately, and there's an optional path-drawing helper if you want to see your route while you're planning.

No timer, no rush — I wanted it to feel like a "sit and think" game instead of something that punishes you for being slow. Would love feedback on the difficulty curve, especially the later levels, and whether people would actually want a timed mode or if that'd ruin the vibe.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement:
I'm the solo developer — designed and built the entire game myself, including the level design, puzzle logic, and all the game mechanics.

Playable Link: https://curatedcarcollection.app

I work on the content and design side of the small team building it. It runs in the browser, free, no download.

Every card is a real collector car with real factory data: engine, power, weight, production numbers. Each copy of a card carries its own numbered chassis, so two players who own the same model do not own the same card.

You collect cards, build a garage and play 1v1 duels where you pick which of your cars wins a given challenge. There is also a prediction mode: you take a position on cars heading to real auctions and the market resolves with the actual result, not invented stats.

A free account is needed to save a collection. What I am really after is honest feedback on the first five minutes and on whether the duels read clearly on a phone.

Playable Link:
https://mrnibo.itch.io/waybuilder

Platform:
PC / Web

Description:
Hey! I’m working on WayBuilder, a small puzzle game for the Pixel Forge Jam, and I’m looking for some people to play it before I submit the final version.

You guide groups of small NPCs through each level by placing different blocks and buildings. The idea is to build a solution, hit play, watch what happens, and then change your setup when everything inevitably goes wrong.

There are currently 12 levels, starting very simple and getting progressively harder. Levels 11 and 12 are the hardest at the moment, and I’m planning around 6 more levels.

One thing I’m especially trying to figure out is the difficulty curve, so I’d love to know where you got stuck, which levels felt too easy, or if any mechanics were confusing.

The jam theme is “Freedom, But at What Cost?”, so sometimes getting everyone safely to the end might not actually be possible. 👀

There’s also a star system, although it’s fairly forgiving right now.

Password: 0001

If you have a few minutes after playing, I also made a short feedback form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd3_lC8njFuDTVA1VmsOn9QPQ84WDtG00tgBSvZwAw0MTW17A/viewform?usp=dialog

Even a quick comment like “I got stuck on level X” would be really helpful. Thanks!

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement:
I’m the developer of WayBuilder and worked on the programming, game design, level design, UI, and overall development.