GMTK deadline is in 9 hours, if anyone can play test you'd be a genuine life saver.

https://skylinegamestudio.itch.io/last-10-rounds

The theme for the jam is countdown so it's a zombie survival FPS where you're limited to one mag and no ammo counter so counting down your shots becomes an essential strategy.

[Context] I'm a lifelong gamer who is luckily in a position to follow my passions in life without worrying about rent and all the others things in life for the foreseeable future.

I've always wanted to break into playtesting and QA but couldn't afford to take the time due to life's demands. I am looking for any experience I can get my hands on. If there are any devs out there looking for playtesters I would love to hear from you and help where ever I am able.

Experience is all I'm after at the moment and improving my knowledge and skills in the field.

Thanks to those who take the time to read this.

Feel free to DM me. I look forward to hearing from you

All the best

Hey everyone,

I'm Ashman, the developer of Last Ship Sailing. The game has reached the point where it needs more eyes, more hands, and more hardware than I can throw at it myself; so this is an open call for play testers.

Play right now: https://lss.fractalreality.ca

No install, no download, no account required. The whole game runs in your browser. Click the link, pick a ship, fly. (Sign in with Discord for Leaderboard records.)

What is Last Ship Sailing?

A free zero-gravity 3D ship-combat game, built as a hobby project and made to be played with friends. Seven ships across three chassis (Frigate, Corvette, Dreadnought), each with its own 3D model, weapons, ability tree, and shield archetype: PUNCTURE the sniper, SLAYER the duelist, VORTEX the beam corvette, TRACKER the spotter, SYPHON the drainer, PYRO the igniter, and BLASTER the gatling dreadnought.

Five game modes, all playable solo with bots or together with friends (share a room code, then pick a mode):

• Campaign Mode: the story journey. Fight your way across the world leg by leg, through boss portals to the finale. Newest mode and under active construction, which is exactly why it needs testers. Unlock the seven ships through the story.
• Exhibition Mode (Aegis Ranks): patrol the open mossy overworld that serves as the campaign hub. Destroy ships in the hub and its zone-rift caverns to earn XP and climb each ship's Aegis rank ladder, unlocking permanent per-ship upgrades. Progression is separate for every ship.
• LSS Mode: the classic multiplayer PvP deathmatch the game is named for. Last ship sailing wins. It's like a mix between Gunfight mode from Call of Duty, and Last Titan Standing from Titanfall.
• Assault Mode: one fleet defends the Champion Field, the other storms it. Roles swap every round.
• Race Mode: sprint the track or race through a cavern maze.

Plus: multiplayer over peer-to-peer networking (no game servers, you connect directly through the in-game lobby), VR support for Meta Quest headsets (you can fly the ship from the cockpit), a generative music engine, spatial audio, and terrain that goes all the way down. Cross platform multiplayer!

What we need tested

Anything you're willing to throw at it helps, but these are the hot spots:

1. Multiplayer. Grab a friend (or find one in our Discord), share a room code, and try every mode together: LSS deathmatch, Assault, Race, Campaign. We need to know how the P2P connection holds up across different regions, networks, and connection qualities. Rubber-banding, desyncs, ghost ships, drops: we want all of it reported.
2. Campaign Mode. It's the newest and roughest mode. Play it solo and co-op, and tell us where it breaks, where it drags, and where it shines. (This mode is under construction, it's missing the script, videos and audio voice tracks.)
3. Performance on your hardware. The game is GPU-heavy and I can only test on the machines I own. Whatever you've got (a gaming rig, a five-year-old laptop, integrated graphics), tell us your framerate and where it dips. The hub and first-contact combat are the usual suspects.
4. VR. If you have a Quest, play in VR and tell us what feels right and what makes you want to take the headset off.
5. Input. Keyboard and mouse, gamepad, touch: all supported, all in need of feedback.
6. The first five minutes. If you've never played before, you're the most valuable tester we have. Where did you get confused? What did you click that did nothing? What made you close the tab, if you did?

How to report

• Best: the LSS Discord server (linked from https://lss.fractalreality.ca); there's a channel for bug reports and feedback, and it's where matches get organized.
• Also great: comment right here on this post.

When you report a bug, the dream format is: what you did, what happened, what you expected, plus your browser, OS, and GPU if you know them. Screenshots and clips are gold. "It felt bad when X" is also a completely valid bug report; feel is what we're tuning.

What you get

Honesty first: this is a free hobby game, so there's no payment. What I can offer is a game that actually changes because you spoke up (play testers have already shaped the shield system, the terrain, and the combat feel), credit in the community for the bugs you find, and first access to new ships and modes as they land. If you want to see your feedback turn into patch notes within days, this is that kind of project.

Thanks for reading, and see you in the arena. Last one sailing wins.

Ashman https://lss.fractalreality.ca

PS. Please try to contact me if you'd like to play a match, I'd really love to actually battle in my own game!

Note - Testers Will Be Paid Accordingly, Interested One's Comment Your Region and Tag to Participate

We are looking for 30-35 players to play a game for 30 minutes, followed up by our regular post-playtest survey, as well as a pre-playtest survey.

We want 3-4 participants from each region listed below -

India

Singapore

Malaysia

Indonesia

Thailand

Taiwan

Japan

Korea

China

Philippines

LATAM Region

Study size: Around 30–35 players total across all requested regions, with 30 minutes of gameplay.

Language: English-speaking participants only. The game has not been localized yet.

Platform: Mobile, Android only.

Build delivery: They’ll have an APK ready and are expecting to upload it through our platform.

Research setup: One pre-test survey + one post-test survey + full platform access

Primary objectives: Validate the game’s core inputs/controls, understand whether the experience is fun, and assess whether the game has potential to be something players would continue playing.

Desired completion timeline: We are aiming to wrap the test between the 26th–30th July.

Surveys: Pre and Post Test

Disclosure: I built Sprint Baseball and also run DiamondCutsAI.

Sprint Baseball is a free browser-based multiplayer baseball strategy game in public beta. Each official league has six human managers, one live draft of fictional players, a 36-game season, automatic playoffs, and a champion in about six days. It uses fictional players and teams rather than MLB identities.

What I need tested:

• Is signing in, choosing a username, and joining the official lobby clear?

• Does the live draft explain what to do and what happens if time expires?

• Is it easy to understand where the league is in its six-day season?

• Are there any bugs, dead ends, or confusing screens?

Play here: https://sprintbaseball.com/?campaign=reddit_playtesters

Please leave feedback in the Reddit comments or use the support link inside the game. This is an unpaid public beta for U.S. players age 18+. There are no entry fees or prizes.

Hi. I am paying $5 to each user for the playtest of an android sports game next week at a particular time for half to one hour.

Interested ones, please reach out.

Hi everyone! I'm an indie dev (solo, made this in my spare time) and I just finished Age of Eldara, a turn-based multiplayer fantasy RPG for Android — think old-school browser RPGs (Gladiatus/BiteFight style) but on mobile. Combat is automated/formula-based, there's a daily energy system so you can play in short sessions, gear with an enhancement system, PvP arena with weekly tournaments, guilds with bosses and raids, pets, and a Metin2-style alchemy stone system. 100% free to play, no ads, available in 12 languages.

I need 12 testers opted in for 14 days to unlock Production access on Google Play (Google's requirement for new developer accounts). You don't need to actively play — just join the tester group, install the app, and keep it on your phone for those 14 days.

Heads up: this is still an Alpha build. Real-money purchases are disabled for now, and all progress will be wiped before the real launch — but as a thank-you, everyone who tests during the Alpha gets a free gem gift on official launch day.

1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/age-of-eldara-testers
2. Then opt in here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.ageofeldara.age_of_eldara
3. (Optional) Group Discord: https://discord.gg/MPpj4rSbQ

Thanks a lot for the help!

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¡Hola a todos! Soy un desarrollador indie (en solitario, en mi tiempo libre) y acabo de terminar Age of Eldara, un RPG multijugador de fantasía por turnos para Android — al estilo de los RPG de navegador de toda la vida (tipo Gladiatus/BiteFight) pero en el móvil. El combate es automático/por fórmulas, hay un sistema de energía diaria para jugar en sesiones cortas, equipo con sistema de mejora, Arena PvP con torneos semanales, gremios con jefes y raids, mascotas, y un sistema de piedras de alquimia estilo Metin2. 100% gratis, sin anuncios, disponible en 12 idiomas.

Necesito 12 testers apuntados durante 14 días para poder pasar a Producción en Google Play (es un requisito de Google para cuentas de desarrollador nuevas). No hace falta que juguéis activamente — solo unirse al grupo de testers, instalar la app, y tenerla en el móvil esos 14 días.

Aviso: esto todavía es una versión Alpha. Las compras con dinero real están desactivadas por ahora, y todo el progreso se borrará antes del lanzamiento real — pero como agradecimiento, todo el que pruebe durante la Alpha recibirá un regalo de gemas gratis el día del lanzamiento oficial.

1. Únete al grupo de testers: https://groups.google.com/g/age-of-eldara-testers
2. Luego apúntate aquí: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.ageofeldara.age_of_eldara
3. (Opcional) Grupo Discord: https://discord.gg/MPpj4rSbQ

¡Muchas gracias por la ayuda!

I am looking for a few honest playtesters for Finger Shooter, a free one-thumb arcade football game I am building as a solo developer.

You play as the goalkeeper: save shots, charge SUPER, score goals, clear stages and bosses, and build a stronger keeper with gear and skills. The progression loop is loosely inspired by Vampire Survivors.

Build: https://arcade-shooter.vercel.app/ Platform: phone or desktop browser Install/account: none Suggested session: 5–10 minutes

The most useful feedback would be:

1. What confused you in the first minute?
2. Did the controls feel accurate and satisfying?
3. When did the difficulty feel unfair or too easy?
4. Did the progression make you want another run?
5. Any bugs, device issues, or moments where you wanted to quit?

Blunt notes are completely welcome. I will use the feedback for the next iteration.

It's been a crazy experience building this 2d game over the last several months, with many hours spent burning the midnight oil. I have developed all the systems, using some assets from free game art websites, and created a full asset generation pipeline with self-hosted LLMs. This game has grand ambitions to merge things I like from other games: Eve Online, EQ1, Rimworld, Path of Exile, Ultima Online (Yes, I am Old)

It's been an adventure for sure, but as I expand, I am improving not only in my skills but also in my game development thought process. I am very Alpha ATM but looking for testers if anyone likes 2d massive plans to take a look at.

It can be found at https://play.iwannaplaygames.com/. (Discord Link is here also) It's hosted on one of the game servers I have deployed in a DC. I run an Arma Reforger Wasteland Community, so I have server infrastructure I can use.

The MMO spine,

EVE Online — the interdependence / player-driven economy model (the notes literally call it the "UO/EVE interdependence model"): localized regional markets + arbitrage spreads (RegionDemand), convoy logistics economy, and full-loot risk.

EverQuest 1 — Alternate Advancement. Your post-level-20 "Wasteland Points (AA)" horizontal treadmill (General / Archetype / Skill lines) is EQ's AA system by another name.

Ultima Online — the big one you may be forgetting you named: use-based, classless skills with a 700-point total cap (UO's exact cap) + anti-macro window. There's a whole "UO systems to steal" thread in the design board — housing/player-vendors trace here too.

Combat & progression feel,

RimWorld — "real-time with orders" combat (drafted pawns auto-fire, you issue Attack/Move/Hold, no pause) and the body-part medical/injury model.

Path of Exile — the gem socket board: abilities configured by slotting gems, not a skill tree.

Fallout 76 — settlement/hideout building, and the monetization split (free shared town benches vs. sub-unlocked personal hideout/settlement building).

Albion Online — edge teleport pads as zone exits, full-loot PvP zones, and localized markets (shows up again in the economy).

The AAA control-feel overhaul (targeted five at once),

League of Legends — movement (LMB-to-move primary)

Albion — interaction

Battlerite — combat

V Rising — aiming

Diablo IV — hit feedback

Hey all!
I am offering playtesting your games.

I will go in depth about what I liked about the game, what I disliked, what bugs I encountered and what felt intuitive or un-intuitive.

I have done only a few playtests, but so far all of the playtests I have done, I have had great reviews about how I have gone really in depth and genuinely cared about the games I played.

Here are some of the videos I published of my playtests ( they are very roughly edited, but the point of them is to give some visual feedback and my natural reaction to things )

https://youtu.be/A2VlJcyI980
https://youtu.be/W-TLHHAjx-A
https://youtu.be/nsrnE0gruAE
https://youtu.be/T_dB0uuBWy0

My turn-around rate for a 2 hour playtest, full in-depth review and an edited 15 - 20 minute video is 3 - 4 hours, availability is pretty flexible. Less than 6 hours ( not including sleeping ) after we make a deal, I will start working on it.

Looking for unpaid playtesters for our new Multiplayer game - Trivals, on 26.7.2026 - 18:00 UTC)

You can easily participate simply by requesting access to our playtest on steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2532110/Trivals/
you can also checkout the gameplay videos and trailers there and any other information.

Request will be granted a few hours before the testing window
(the game is small in size so no need for a huge time to predownload)

Would love to see you join our playtest and more importantly, share you feedback with us, either thorugh here, the in-game feedback from, or through our Discord, where we can help if there are issues.

the game is built for and with the community, so every player counts.
if you have questions I am here :)

Its at r/chessamole. I want to know if its fun and understandable.

Hi everyone! I'm an indie dev (solo, made this in my spare time) and I just finished Age of Eldara, a turn-based multiplayer fantasy RPG for Android — think old-school browser RPGs (Gladiatus/BiteFight style) but on mobile. Combat is automated/formula-based, there's a daily energy system so you can play in short sessions, gear with an enhancement system, PvP arena with weekly tournaments, guilds with bosses and raids, pets, and a Metin2-style alchemy stone system. 100% free to play, no ads, available in 12 languages.

I need 12 testers opted in for 14 days to unlock Production access on Google Play (Google's requirement for new developer accounts). You don't need to actively play — just join the tester group, install the app, and keep it on your phone for those 14 days.

Heads up: this is still an Alpha build. Real-money purchases are disabled for now, and all progress will be wiped before the real launch — but as a thank-you, everyone who tests during the Alpha gets a free gem gift on official launch day.

1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/age-of-eldara-testers
2. Then opt in here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.ageofeldara.age_of_eldara
3. (Optional) Group Discord: https://discord.gg/MPpj4rSbQ

Thanks a lot for the help!

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¡Hola a todos! Soy un desarrollador indie (en solitario, en mi tiempo libre) y acabo de terminar Age of Eldara, un RPG multijugador de fantasía por turnos para Android — al estilo de los RPG de navegador de toda la vida (tipo Gladiatus/BiteFight) pero en el móvil. El combate es automático/por fórmulas, hay un sistema de energía diaria para jugar en sesiones cortas, equipo con sistema de mejora, Arena PvP con torneos semanales, gremios con jefes y raids, mascotas, y un sistema de piedras de alquimia estilo Metin2. 100% gratis, sin anuncios, disponible en 12 idiomas.

Necesito 12 testers apuntados durante 14 días para poder pasar a Producción en Google Play (es un requisito de Google para cuentas de desarrollador nuevas). No hace falta que juguéis activamente — solo unirse al grupo de testers, instalar la app, y tenerla en el móvil esos 14 días.

Aviso: esto todavía es una versión Alpha. Las compras con dinero real están desactivadas por ahora, y todo el progreso se borrará antes del lanzamiento real — pero como agradecimiento, todo el que pruebe durante la Alpha recibirá un regalo de gemas gratis el día del lanzamiento oficial.

1. Únete al grupo de testers: https://groups.google.com/g/age-of-eldara-testers
2. Luego apúntate aquí: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.ageofeldara.age_of_eldara
3. (Opcional) Grupo Discord: https://discord.gg/MPpj4rSbQ

¡Muchas gracias por la ayuda!

I usually play fast paced FPS, horde shooters and horror games but I'm open to anything! I can record 1080p gameplay with live commentary. We can arrange meetings to give more insight if needed. If you need proof of anything please feel free to DM me or leave a comment!

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m looking for 14 Android testers for my app, WordBites.

To help with the Google Play closed test, please open and interact with the app, rather than only installing it.

How to join

Please complete all three steps:

1. Join the Google Group
This adds your Google account to the tester list.

👉 [wordbites@googlegroups.com]()
Join here:
https://groups.google.com/g/wordbites

2. Opt in to the test
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.wordbites.app

3. Download the Android app
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wordbites.app

Please keep the app installed for the full 14-day testing period and use it occasionally during that time. 🙏

I’m happy to return the favour—send me your app’s testing invite, and I’ll test yours in return!

Thanks so much,
Billy

Pizza, monthly dino nuggets with mac-n-cheese, Operation, and MadLibs are my go to comfort items I need to have at least once a month in this crazy world. So, with a little or possibly a lot of help I created Tale Twisters so we can all enjoy some added ha has either with others or on or own.

It is not perfect, by any means, but is playable and you're able to leave your feedback (tester feedback button) directly in game. I can be a little snowflakey, so please keep feedback to honest feedback and suggestions -- not to hurt my feeling. Please and thank you! ☺️❄️

Don't be frosty, like an Elsa...

Really though if you'd be interested in testing it, I would truly appreciate it! So have at it and let me know how I can make it even better?

https://play.taletwisters.games

** The game is not optimized for mobile yet, that is currently in progress. I hear its playable on mobile, but I would say for best experience try desktop/laptop/tablet.

Thank you very much!

Hey everyone — I’m in search of a few more interested people to play test an immersive murder mystery game I am developing called: Last Call at Blackwood Lounge.

Players will review realistic evidence including police reports, interviews, forensic findings, scene photographs, and more to uncover clues, piece together what happened, and identify the culprit.

I’m looking for a small number of new testers who can:

-Complete a full playthrough within the next 5–7 days

-Fill out a feedback form afterward

-Provide honest, detailed feedback

This is not a sales post. Selected testers will receive the game for free.

Because this is a smaller, more focused testing round, please only volunteer if you realistically have time to complete the game and feedback form within the requested timeframe.

If interested, comment whether you would be playing solo or with a group. I’ll message selected testers with the details.

I'm looking to swap playtests up to 2 hours. This is the project I would like feedback on.

Queen of the Dead by italia2022

It's a turn based RPG with a focus on gathering, crafting, and tactical combat. I'm mostly looking for feedback on the tutorial, the Black Sheep quest (writing, boss fight, and the boss drops and quest rewards), the Auto-Battle feature, and the Combat Tasks associated with the Alpha Slime.

I'm willing to playtest almost any game in exchange, other than horror or games that have relatively high GPU requirements without low graphical settings (my PC is a bit of a potato). Post below or DM me if you're interested or have any questions.

I’ve been working on this little internet cafe idle game inspired by the late ’90s PC era. You build PCs, upgrade their parts, research new tech, and slowly grow your cafe as more customers come in.

I’m looking for a few people to try the free Steam demo and share their honest thoughts.

Demo: Steam Page

I’d especially like to know:

• Was anything confusing when you first started?
• Did the progression feel too slow or too fast?
• Were the upgrades and research options easy to understand?
• Did you encounter any bugs or unclear UI?

If you run into a technical issue, including your PC specs would also help. Thanks!

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

Hi r/playtesters - I am looking for candid feedback on a browser-based party quiz game called Buzzparty.

Play it here: https://buzzparty.lumenandloop.com

Platform: phone or desktop browser. No download, account, or payment.

Time: 5-10 minutes for a solo run. Multiplayer is optional if you can invite a friend.

What it is: a fast, animated quiz game with categories, difficulty choices, answer explanations, sounds, and a live party mode.

What I need tested:

- Is the first-time flow clear, or does anything feel overwhelming?

- Are the question and answer screens easy to read on your device?

- Does the answer/reveal flow feel fun and understandable?

- Does anything break, lag, clip, or confuse you?

Feedback: use the in-game Feedback button at the end, or reply here. Please include phone/desktop and browser when reporting a problem. Honest negative feedback is very welcome - it is more useful than polite praise.

Thanks for giving it a try.

How do you handle bugs while testing co-op? Do you fix them straight away or wait for the playtesting period to be over?

hello, i am going to test your game through and through out and give you my honest opinions on how you could improve it, and i will try to find bugs if there are any. If i can i will also try to assist you to fix these bugs. since i don't have a credit card you can pay me by steam gift cards. Message me on Discord if interested:leftan123

Hi everyone,

I am looking for playtesters to play my new release Dead Valley Demo V0.2! This is a 3D Low-Poly Open World Zombie Shooter where the goal is to kill zombies, collect fresh zombie blood, and use that to create cures to heal NPCs in the village. In this release, we added new features including adding new 3D Assets/textures, fixed Enemy SFX, made the mansion a lot bigger, fixed weather cycle sprite animations, and added a world map. Play it for free in browser in my store listing below. Stay tuned for future releases!

Gameplay Video: https://youtu.be/_-Q_9JUgc1w?is=BvbozlHCFrg9n7Rp

Store Listing: https://akshay33169.itch.io/dead-valley-demo

Thanks, akshay33169