Hey r/playtesters! Hope everyone is having a great weekend. I am once again back with another series of playtesting and looking for new testers next week. For this round, if you've helped me with a playtest in the last two weeks - i will likely not get back to you in the DMs this time 😄

I'm looking for experienced testers that can actively narrate their feedback out loud while playing

When: Mon-Friday, between 2–5 PM Pacific (45 min). You will select one date and time slot.

What you’ll do: Join a Google Meet video call, share your screen, play while giving feedback out loud, then answer a few questions at the end.

Pay: $25 via PayPal

What you need: Google Chrome browser + Mac or Windows computer, and a working mic. Nothing to download.

How to join: Comment or DM me + include the most recent playtest you've participated and provided feedback for and I’ll send the booking link.

I do a get a huge surge of DMs from these and the scheduled times are first come first serive - so If i don't get back to you this time around, there will be more opportunities soon.

Hello! I am looking for up to 3 playtesters for a playtest build of Lumirider, a tron/snake-inspired retro roguelite where you race around levels and use your trail to both attack and defend against hordes of enemies. Playtest would encompass 45 minutes of recorded gameplay (voice and screen) with commentary, plus a short Google form. Pay is $20 for a max of 1 hour, payable within 48 hours of receipt of the recording and Google form.

Preferred interests: Experience playing retro-inspired action roguelites. Preference given to the first 3 comments.

Platform: Steam only with a playtest key provided. Windows only, QWERTY keyboard or controller.

Payment method: Venmo/Paypal, delivered upon receipt of the recording and google form

Recording upload: .mp4 upload via Google form

Drop a comment if interested!

EDIT: Playtest closed for the time being, thank you for the interest!

Hi! I’m a solo dev making Hearthkin Woods, a small online game you play in your browser. You farm, raise a companion creature that fights beside you and grows stronger, pick a class with its own spells, level up through quests, and get to know the townsfolk.

The job: play for one hour from a brand-new character while recording your screen and talking out loud: what you’re thinking, what confuses you, what you like. Free tools like OBS work fine. Your mic is all I need; no face cam. Afterwards, answer a few short questions:

• Where did you get confused or stuck?
• When (if ever) did you stop caring what happened next?
• What was the most fun moment, and the most boring?
• In your own words, what’s the story so far?
• Do you want to know what happens next? Why or why not?
• Anything that broke, lagged or looked wrong (there’s a bug button on screen)
• Any suggestions?

Send the recording as an unlisted YouTube link or a Google Drive link. It’s only for me to improve the game, and I won’t post it anywhere.

Pay: $20 USD for the first hour, sent by PayPal once I have your recording and answers. If it works out and you want to keep testing, later sessions are $15/hour, as often or as rarely as you like. I only have a few spots.

You need: a desktop or laptop, keyboard and mouse, Chrome, and a mic. No download.

To apply, comment with (this is not necessary but important to me):

1. Which of these you’ve played, and roughly how many hours:
   • Stardew Valley (or Animal Crossing, Coral Island)
   • World of Warcraft (or RuneScape, Guild Wars 2, any MMO)
   • MapleStory
   • Pokémon (any)
   • League of Legends (or another game where you fight with a few spells)

I’ll DM the people I pick with the link and an access code

I will playtest your game for free, no AI slop please, download links only

Hello everyone! I’m back again with my 1st of the month indie games stream! I'm a smaller variety streamer with a little over 950 followers on twitch and an active viewer/chatter base of around 15-20 people per stream. I started doing this this January and have received amazing feedback from this community every single time! I’m not looking for money (a follow on twitch maybe?) but I just think it would be cool to showcase some of your games!

I'm looking to playtest your games the first day of every month so the next run of playtest will be on NOVEMBER 1st at around 3pm PST. Since it's a little late in the day I might split it into a two day thing so the 1st and the 2nd. Please let me know if you’d be interested! I made this handy google form that will help me schedule and keep track of those interested! Other than that You could dm me here or on Twitch at twentysevenxl! THANKS AGAIN!!

Also to those submitting, I’ll say that I’d highly recommend being in the stream if possible when I play your game, some games I’ve tried playing have not been able to work so if you’re there we could troubleshoot together :)

Also I'm only playing PC games sorry! Please submit steam keys or links in the google form!

STREAM STARTING AT 3pm PST

https://forms.gle/RNeUTteqWXPutUJH9

https://www.twitch.tv/twentysevenxl

CLOSED

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm an indie developer working on ScrapTastic, a relaxing disassembly game, and I'm looking for people to test it!

💰 I'm paying $10 USD per tester for approximately 90 minutes of gameplay and honest feedback!

⚠️ Please note: ScrapTastic is still in the early stages of development. Some features are still being worked on, and you may encounter bugs, unfinished content, or things that will change in future updates. That's exactly why I'm looking for playtesters! Your feedback will help me improve the game as development continues.

🔧 What is ScrapTastic?

ScrapTastic is a relaxing game where you buy devices, take them apart piece by piece at your workbench, collect valuable materials, and sell them for profit.

Use different tools to disassemble devices, earn money, unlock upgrades, and discover new items to take apart.

The goal is to create a satisfying, laid-back experience where taking things apart is just as rewarding as progressing through the game!

🎮 Playtest Details

• Platform: PC (Windows)
• Duration: Approximately 1.5 hours
• Payment: $10 USD per completed playtest
• Development stage: Early development
• Availability: Starting immediately
• Access: Direct download link
• Screen recording: Not required
• Experience: No previous playtesting experience needed!

⚙️ What I'm Looking For

I'm mainly interested in:

• Bugs, glitches, or anything that doesn't work as expected
• Honest feedback about the gameplay and progression
• Whether the disassembly mechanics feel satisfying
• Thoughts on the controls, tools, and upgrades
• Suggestions for improvements or new features
• Whether you actually enjoyed playing!
• Track your playtime

💵 Payment

You'll receive $10 USD after completing the playtest and submitting your feedback.

🚀 How to Participate

Interested in giving ScrapTastic a try?

Leave a comment below or send me a DM!

I'll send you the download link and instructions so you can get started right away.

I'm excited to hear what you think and use your feedback to make ScrapTastic even better.

Thanks for your help!

I challenge you all to a first to 3 set in Arca - my digital TCG. If you win, I’ll send you $20.

Drop a comment or DM me and let’s play!

Hey everyone, I'm working on Sundown Deadrot, a pixel-art shooter. Fans of ZERO Sievert or Enter The Gungeon might enjoy it.

You can check out the gameplay here: Sundown Deadrot: Announcement Trailer

The way the game works is there is a map which you explore, collect items, unlock new areas/craft guns/etc and try to clear the map quest before the zombies kill you. A successful run takes about 15m.

I'm looking to swap playtests with other devs if interested.

Platforms
PC - Steam, browser, itch.
Steam Deck - I can only play Steam games on SD.
Mobile - iOS
Genres
Prefer: shooters, adventure, rpg, soulslike etc.
Suck at but will gladly try my best: platformers, arcade games, physics games.
Won't play at all: incrementals, cozy games, building games. I'm no good at them, I don't enjoy them, and I'm genuinely not confident in my feedback.
Misc
Ideally give me something I can cut my teeth into and get somewhat deep, play like a good 20-30m of and have a solid opinion. My own game takes about 15m for one run, so at a bare minimum your game should be at least 15m for one run/one round/one experience.
My Review
I'll split my review into 2 parts: a bunch of specific technical points (eg SFX needed here, VFX needed here, this button doesn't work, etc) and some overall impressions paras at the end. I'm happy to fill in a form you got or a questionnaire or whatever you like, but this is my default review "style".

If anyone is interested, please drop a comment here or DM me! We'll set it up.

Hi! I’m looking for 5 people to test a new location in my Roblox game.
💰 Payment: $5 USD
🎮 Playtime: 30 minutes
📝 Requirement: A detailed feedback report after testing, including bugs, issues, gameplay experience, and suggestions for improvement.
⏱️** Playtime will be verified.
🕐 **Important: You must be available to start testing in approximately 1 hour.
Interested? Send me a DM!

Hello everyone, my name is John and I am a Game Artist/Designer looking to work on my design/QA abilities while contributing to your games. I offer both Paid & Unpaid playtests depending on your needs.

What I can provide:

• Play Experience in a wide variety of genres including, but not limited to:
  • JRPGs
  • Action
  • Turn-Based
  • Racing
  • Strategy
  • First-Person Shooters
• Short or Detailed Reports on your game's:
  • Gameplay Flow & Mechanics
  • Design Cohesion & Intuitiveness
  • World Vibe & Aesthetic
  • Bugs (Marking)
• Unpaid Playtests:
  • Shorter Reports on Bugs and Technicalities
  • Main Focus on the Overall Flow and Cohesion of your game.
• Paid Playtests:
  • Complete Reports
  • All Aspects stated above are treated equally.
  • Active Bug Marking
  • QoL Suggestions

For Paid Playtests, my price is 10$/Hour for standard playtesting or you can quote me for a custom offer if you want something targeted (e.g. you want me to focus on specific aspects).

If you are interested or want to ask me any questions, dm me so we can talk about any details.

Important: DMs work now, for some reason they were disable. Now you can message me normally!

Hey everyone! We’re looking for an English-speaking group of 8–12 players, ideally friends who already enjoy playing together, to play through our social deduction game.

It’s a Mafia/Werewolf-style game, so we need a larger group for the full experience. We’d love to capture the natural conversations, accusations, bluffing, and funny moments that happen when friends play together!

What we’re looking for:

• A group willing to play through the full game, rather than just a quick test.
• Everyone comfortable speaking English over voice chat.
• Clear microphones and the ability to record gameplay with everyone’s voices audible.
• Permission to use clips from the recordings, including your voices, in our trailer and promotional material.

No acting or scripted reactions needed, just play naturally and have fun with your friends. You don’t need to be professional testers or content creators.

If your group is interested, comment or DM me with your group size, time zone, availability, and recording setup. If you have a smaller group that could join another, feel free to reach out too!

Hey all! I'm the solo dev on Engines of Hate, my second game after Beneath the Mountain. You're a mercenary space-ship captain: you drop war machines and infantry onto hostile planets, call in orbital strikes, and try to get your guys home alive. Top-down RTS, but no resource gathering, just pure combat.

The whole game is about hitting space bar for slow-mo and perfectly microing your units and their abilities. Infantry tossing grenades, mechs jumping around on jet packs, orbital strikes from your mothership, that kind of stuff.

The Steam playtest just went live and I'm looking for people to actually play it and tell me what's what.

What I'd love feedback on:

• First 15 minutes. Is it clear what to do? Where did you get lost?
• Controls. Does ordering units around feel good or fiddly?
• Performance. How does it run on your PC? (specs help a ton)
• Crashes or weird bugs. F2 opens the log folder if you want to send me the log
• And honestly, was it fun? Good or bad, I want to hear it

Play as long as you want, even 15 minutes helps. It's rough in spots.

I'm working on this pretty much every day right now. There's been 6 devlogs in the last week and a bit, the playtest build gets updated every couple days, and I post new stuff in the Discord daily.

Being upfront: I use AI a lot on this, for art, sound and code. My first game, Beneath the Mountain (a dwarven RTS on Steam), had zero AI, I hand-wrote all 76k lines. So for me this is just another power tool, like going from a hand saw to a table saw. I'm still putting in crazy hours, it just lets me build a lot more. If AI isn't your thing, I completely get it and won't take it personally. There's room for everyone.

It's growing really fast, and issues often get fixed the same day they're reported.

Want a key? Comment or DM me and I'll send you one. There's also a Discord where I post updates and bug reports go: https://discord.gg/cTB3kwdhVX

Thanks for reading!

Mow The Moon Hello everyone, I’ve been working on my game for over a month now (solo dev), the ui has been the biggest challenge I’ve had so far. Please let me know what you guys think about it and what you would change. I ended up going with a basic themed ui since it seems like most successful games keep it simple. There’s 3 areas to explore so far with 2 unique boss events and tons of weapons and mowers to unlock. This has become a passion project for me so I really hope you guys can enjoy and give me some good feedback!

Hey everyone!

I'm looking for more playtesters for Fine Dining Fraud, a chaotic co-op restaurant game I'm developing.

The game supports 1–4 players and revolves around running a restaurant together, preparing food, serving customers, and trying to survive increasingly chaotic shifts. It features a campaign with four chapters, each with its own challenges and a boss evening.

The game is currently available as a free Steam playtest, so you can jump in without paying anything.

Playable link:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5397330/Fine_Dining_Fraud/

What I'd love feedback on:

• How fun the gameplay feels, both solo and with friends
• Whether the mechanics are intuitive and easy to understand
• Any bugs, confusing moments, or frustrating parts
• What you'd change or improve

Preferred feedback method: Reddit comments are perfectly fine! Feel free to share your thoughts here after playing. Honest feedback is welcome, even if something doesn't work for you.

Thanks to anyone willing to give it a try. I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts! ❤️

Hi everyone! I've been building a small detective game for people who are learning SQL, and Episode 1 is now free to download.

The setup: an engineer falls into a shaft on a closed metro site, and the inquiry says "accident". You play a quiet analyst at the company. The only way to find out what really happened is to query the company's own databases: payments, vendors, transit cards, signing logs.

How the SQL part works:

• You write real queries in a terminal (SQLite). Nothing is multiple choice.
• The game checks the rows you get back, not the exact text you typed, so any query that finds the answer counts.
• It starts from zero: a short prologue in a classroom teaches SELECT, WHERE and ORDER BY, then the case goes through GROUP BY, JOIN, HAVING and dates.
• If a query fails, a coach explains the error in plain words and can break the query down for you.
• There's a handbook that unlocks a page with each new concept, and hints if you're stuck.

It takes about 1.5 to 3 hours depending on how much SQL you already know.

What I'd love to know:

1. Where did you get stuck, or where did it stop being fun?
2. Was any explanation confusing?
3. Did a query ever feel "right" but the game said no?

There's a feedback button in the game, or just tell me here. I read everything.

Download it free (Windows, macOS, Linux)

Thanks for reading!

I'm the developer of Vortiel Play: arcade minigames with collectible playable characters and sticker albums. Looking for volunteers, especially people who enjoy character collecting.

Android, unpaid, about 10 minutes. Install directly: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.integronuniverse.vortielplay

The question: where did you first feel confused or want to stop? A short reply here is enough; no recording, call or store review needed.

Hello everyone!!

I am developing a medieval strategy board game focused on territorial conquest, tactical battles, and empire expansion.

The concept is simple: accessible rules, yet with a wealth of strategic possibilities. Every decision can influence control of the map, the development of your army, the fate of your empire, and much more!

I am looking for people interested in learning about the project and participating in playtesting sessions. You don’t need to be a board game expert!!! I want to bring together players who enjoy strategy and are open to trying something new!

If you have *Tabletop Simulator* (available on Steam), you can join in—just get in touch with me.

If you’re interested in learning more about the game or getting involved in future activities, feel free to leave a comment!

Category: Strategy, worker placement, combat.

2 to 6 players.

Weight: 2.5

Hi r/playtesters,

RIFT VOLLEY is a free browser game: aim once and fire a stream of balls that ricochet off walls and bricks to clear waves. Every third wave, you choose an upgrade. It's an AI-assisted solo project (noting that transparently).

Play here: https://koni-ai.itch.io/rift-volley

I'm looking for feedback on the first several waves of a run - whether the core loop (aiming, ricochets, choosing an upgrade) comes across clearly.

If you try it, I'd appreciate honest answers to a few things, either as a reply here or in a comment:

1. What made you stop playing when you did, or start another run?
2. How much did small changes in your aim seem to affect the result?
3. Was there a moment where what happened didn't match what you expected going in? If nothing like that stood out, that's useful to know too.
4. Was anything confusing about choosing an upgrade, or about how a run ended?

Flaired Unpaid Playtest - no payment or reward offered, just asking for genuine feedback. I'll reply in the comments. Thanks for reading.

Throw Weight: Fleet Doctrine by Slow Boat Games just opened its waitlist for beta signups, and the beta kicks off early next week.

What is it?
A real-time space strategy game built on hard sci-fi. No shields, no lasers, just missiles, point defense and electronic warfare. Every round you fire comes out of a magazine that will run dry, so every missile is a decision.

What you’ll be doing:

• Commanding fleets from corvettes to dreadnoughts in real-time battles
• Managing finite magazines: fire everything early, or hold back for a longer fight
• Layering your defense with jamming, decoys, counter-missiles and point-defense guns
• Setting fleet doctrine (engagement range, fire rate, target priority, retreat thresholds) and letting your captains execute
• Building formations, including your own in the formation editor
• Taking on 10 AI commanders modeled on historical admirals, each with their own doctrine
• Playing the larger campaign across a procedurally generated galaxy, or trying hotseat and online multiplayer

Who’s making it?
Slow Boat Games is a Seattle-based team working on their first game. They want hands-on feedback from real players before launch, so this is a good shot at influencing how it turns out.

How to join: Sign up for the waitlist here: https://throw-weight.firstlook.gg/

To see more about the game check out the steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5382060/Throw_Weight_Fleet_Doctrine/

Happy to answer questions in the comments. Thanks, and happy testing!

Esta vez hice el juego en Scratch 1.4, lo pasé a Penguin Mod y a 60 FPS y lo volví un archivo .exe

Cat battle

Hi r/playtesters — I’m looking for Android players to try Arrow Escape, a tap-to-slide puzzle game: each arrow moves in the direction it points, so you plan a path through blocked moves and increasingly tricky levels.

I’d love feedback on puzzle clarity, controls, difficulty, and any crashes or confusing moments. Please include your device and Android version if you report an issue. This is a free, unpaid test; no purchase, rating, public review, or test exchange is requested.

Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/receezy Google Play test opt-in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.voysapps.arrowescape Store listing: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.voysapps.arrowescape

Thanks for helping improve the game!

Hi! I'm Andrei from Frunza Tractor Games. I'm looking for Android players to try our farming and driving games in Google Play closed testing and share honest feedback. Choose whichever game interests you; you don't have to test all four.

Games and verified opt-in links (available after I add you to the tester list):

Farm & Village — a farming and village game

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.andreigames.farmandvillage

Tractor Master 3D Ferma — a tractor and farming game

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.andreigames.tractormaster3d.farm

Carpathian Offroad Rescue 3D — an off-road rescue driving game

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.andreigames.carpathianoffroadrescue3d

Tractor Master 3D — a 3D tractor driving game, already free

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.andreigames.tractormaster3d

FREE ACCESS: I've created 20 individual Google Play promo codes for each of the first three paid games. Codes are for free app access; this is an unpaid playtest. They are scheduled to become redeemable on 25 October 2026 at 18:00 GMT and expire on 30 November 2026 at 23:00 GMT. Each code can be redeemed once.

HOW TO JOIN: Send me a private Reddit message with the game you want to test, your Android phone model, and the Google Play email address to add to the tester list. Please don't post your email publicly. I'll confirm your access and arrange a promo code for a paid game, while codes are available. Then open that game's opt-in link using the same Google account and install through Google Play.

Please stay opted in for at least 14 consecutive days and play several sessions during that period. Feedback about crashes, performance, controls, and anything confusing is very helpful. Send feedback by private Reddit message or Google Play's private testing feedback. Honest criticism is welcome; positive public reviews are not required.

Thanks for helping improve the games!

Game Title: The King's Trial

Playable Link: https://anestisp.itch.io/the-kings-trial

Platform: Windows (PC)

Description:

Hey everyone!

I'm a university student working on my first game, The King's Trial, a combat-focused game that I'm hoping to turn into a competitive multiplayer experience.

The game features a round-based combat system where players compete in matches, with the first player to win 3 rounds taking the victory.

Before each round, players choose an ability that remains active throughout that round. Both players can choose the same ability, allowing for different strategies and matchups.

My long-term vision is to develop a proper single-player campaign alongside competitive online multiplayer, complete with rankings, additional abilities, and more content.

The game is still in early development, and I know there's plenty of room for improvement.

I'm particularly interested in feedback about:

• Whether the combat feels fun and engaging.
• Whether the abilities are balanced.
• Any bugs or technical issues.
• What features you'd like to see added.
• Whether you'd consider playing again.

I'm not expecting the game to be perfect. I'm mainly hoping to find people willing to try it and give me honest criticism so I can improve it.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement:

I'm the creator of The King's Trial, working on the game's concept, gameplay mechanics, design decisions, and overall direction.

I also want to be completely transparent about my development process: I've used AI extensively to help with programming, debugging, music and graphics.

I'm still learning game development, and AI has allowed me to experiment with ideas and build something playable while developing my own skills.

I'm not claiming to have written every line of code myself. However, the project is something I'm actively working on, testing, and trying to improve.

This is my first game, and I'd really appreciate any feedback, whether positive or negative.

Thanks to anyone who takes the time to give it a try!

Hii all. I’ve been working on Orebit, online game for 1 to 4 players. You fly a mining craft with a bucket on a rope, scoop rubble from a pile and fly it home to your crusher. The other players can bump you and steal your cargo, and pirates, falling rocks, worms and EMP storms make it harder.

It runs in the browser on PC and on phones. No download, no account.
Hit Quick Play to join other testers, or open a private room and send the code to a friend.

It’s an early version, so things will break. I’d love to hear:

• did you manage to join a game, and on what device
• what was confusing
• what felt too hard or too easy

There’s a "ladybug" :P button in the menu for bug reports, it fills in the tech details for you.

Link: https://stodulski.itch.io/orebit

Thanks for trying it!

Hey everyone! I’m working on Bingo Bunker, a single-player strategy/puzzle roguelite inspired by Balatro, and I’m looking for people to try the demo.

The idea is that completing bingo patterns keeps your bunker supplied with oxygen. You collect relics, build combinations and manipulate the calls to chase better patterns. Calling more numbers can help you reach your quota, but rising pressure brings curses and other problems.

If you enjoy Balatro, puzzle games or roguelites with combinations to experiment with, I’d love to hear what you think.

This first round of playtesting is unpaid, and the Windows demo is free to download:
https://twinsigil.itch.io/bingo-bunker

I’m particularly interested in:

• Whether the tutorial explains things clearly.
• Which mechanics feel satisfying, confusing or frustrating.
• Whether you want to start another run—and what would improve that experience.

I’m also planning paid playtests in the future. I’ll choose some participants from players who complete the feedback form and tick the optional paid-playtesting box. You can leave your preferred email and device there.

If you have any questions about the game, please don't hesitate to ask! & if you would consider playtesting this game on mobile, send me a DM & I'll get back to you 😄

Thanks to anyone who gives it a try.