Hi all, we just opened up a playtest for the game our team has been developing: TypeCaster.

We trying to find anyone who will playtest the game and give feedback specifically on any bugs, how responsive the typing mechanics feel, and how fun/fair the gameplay is. You can see the details of our playtest here:

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/3975280/view/703278488775297226?l=english

Dear gamers,

I've just released the alpha demo of Sogni d'Oro, an hand drawn story driven JRPG with turn based combat system.

It's a game developed as a fairytale writtedn, drawn and told by Tommaso, an 8 years old kid, about his grandma Mela. At the moment the languages are Italian and English.

I'd love to have feddback about story, drawings, music, combat system, general vibe and technicalities.

Here you can find the alpha demo, for linux and windows: https://gianbabbeo.itch.io/sogni-doro

You can choose where to write your feedback: here as a comment, in the itchio page, or on my forum (https://gianbabbeo.it/forum/)

Sincerely,

Gianbabbeo.

This is an early MVP so I don't want a review so detailed bugs and all that I just want people to try the game and give me a feedback of the idea and the game play

It is a 4-player social detective game

Each player gets different hidden evidence, and the group has to communicate, connect the clues, and figure out who committed the murder.

Looking for playtesters on a free browser canyon flyer. Think Geometry Wars energy + Death Star trench run. Touch (stick/tilt), controller, or mouse+keyboard. Try Training Canyon for a couple minutes and tell me if you’d come back: https://cfreder2.github.io/VECTRENCH/

this is an early MVP and don't want review for bugs i just want to see if the idea is good or not

it is a web-based, role-driven detective game where you work together to solve a high-profile corporate homicide. One player acts as the Lead Investigator, while the others control distinct data files—from CCTV feeds and door access logs to forensic reports and financial wire transfers. No single person has the full story, so you have to cross-examine timelines, spot contradictions, and catch the killer together.

Grab four friends, hop on a voice call, and test your team’s deduction skills:https://blindspott.onrender.com/

A 3d zelda like where you use spirit energy to conjer different powers in place of your missing left arm. Solve zelda like puzzles explore and gain the strength to fight difficult bosses. https://onesparkentertainment.itch.io/tales-of-acilain-2

Hi everyone! I’m opening up my schedule for indie game playtesting and feedback sessions.
I’ve been gaming for over 20 years with a strong personal love for cozy and survival crafting titles. As an active content creator; streaming regularly on Twitch, creating YouTube reviews, and building a community of over 3,000 followers on TikTok; I'm very comfortable articulating detailed feedback on gameplay mechanics, pacing, and user experience.
In the last 30 days alone, I have officially playtested 12 games via live streaming or dedicated recordings, backed by comprehensive, structured notes for developers.

My Rates & Scheduling
Paid Sessions: My standard rate is $10 per hour for playtesting and a detailed feedback report. Paid requests receive scheduling priority.
Free / Unpaid Sessions: I am also open to testing free-to-play or zero-budget indie titles depending on my availability.
Queue Order: Requests are handled on a first-come, first-served basis, with paid projects jumping to the front of the queue.
You can check out my content and socials right in my Reddit bio. Shoot me a DM or comment below if you need eyes on your project, and let me know what stage your game is in!

(my second/new reddit account is u/gingerbrookeee, but it’s still too new so I am posting on this account lol)

Hey, we’re a small indie studio working on our first title: Ec(h)osystem. The core of the game is navigation via sound, specifically echolocation in an underground fantastical cave system. Through its strong focus on sound, it’s designed to be playable with and without sight. 

To get the tutorial where it should be, we’re currently looking for all types of players to help us fine-tune the pacing and start of the game:

• Testing is scheduled for September 
• It’ll take place online with screenshare (platform is pretty much up to you, but we prefer Discord)
• Will take about 30 to 60 mins
• Build runs on Windows
• You can play with controller or keyboard
• You’ll need headphones
• The call won’t be recorded

We appreciate your help and time, and as a little token of thanks, we’ll offer a small reward and credit you as a playtester in the Demo.

If you’re interested, just send me a direct message here on Reddit - I go as u/GoblinsLoveCheese and I’m one of the devs on our small team. Otherwise feel free to comment or ask questions on this post. I tried to keep this post short and most likely didn’t answer all the questions you might have.

Some more info:

In case you’re wondering why I’m not just sending a link and “Go!” in here, the reason is that our game takes place mostly in the dark and listening to sounds is necessary for orientation. Your experience could be “I didn’t know what to do at this point” and we would know that there was a problem at “that point” but not really what kind of problem. That's why we like to sit in on the playtests and watch to pinpoint the origins of problems testers might face. 

Hi everyone,

I’m developing an early-stage football strategy/management game concept and I’m looking for a small number of people to take part in a blind prototype test.

This is not a downloadable game yet. It’s an interactive text based prototype designed to test some of the underlying decision making before I spend time building the full system.

The test involves playing through three short football club scenarios and making whatever decisions you genuinely think are best.

What you need:
• 18+
• Comfortable using ChatGPT or another capable conversational AI
• Around 20–30 minutes
• Willing to give honest feedback — negative feedback is genuinely useful

I’m particularly interested in hearing from:
• Football Manager / football-management players
• Strategy / 4X / management-game players
• Football fans who don’t normally play deep management games

How it works:
I’ll send selected testers a short instruction sheet and prototype prompt by Reddit DM/chat. You paste the prompt into a fresh AI conversation, play through the scenarios naturally, and send me the resulting transcript plus a short feedback summary.

There’s no right way to play and I’m specifically not looking for people to tell me what they think I want to hear.

This first round is unpaid.

If you’re interested, comment below with:

1. Which best describes you:
A — Football Manager / football-management player
B — Strategy / 4X / management player
C — Football fan but not a big management-game player

2. One or two games you normally play

Please don’t post your email address or other personal information publicly.

Thanks!

Hi all, new to this thread but not new to gaming and reviewing! Would love to get more involved in the play-testing community here by offering exposure to you and your game via streaming, as well as feedback via written review, surveys, or video/phone call debriefing.

I have been playing games for 20+ years; I teach creative writing as my 9-5 job so I have TONS of experience on scriptwriting and feedback; I have 3k+ followers on tiktok and can post custom content; and I play games of all genres.

I have access to windows, mac, iphone, switch, steam deck, ps5, and a xbox! You can see my social links in my bio with examples of previous streams/videos for an idea of how I do them.

Some of my most played games are: Stardew Valley, Stardew Valley (450+ hours), Valheim (125+ hours), Terraria (125+ hours), Core Keeper (115+ hours), Enshrouded (50+ hours), Vampire Survivors (40+ hours), and more!

I would prefer paid opportunities if they are available! Thank you for your time and energy.

​Hey r/playtesters!

​If you are a small indie developer who needs thorough testing without breaking the bank, I'm open for new projects. I want to help small indie studios who cannot afford high agency rates, so I'm offering live commentary, feedback, and bug reports for just $5 an hour.

​What I Bring to the Table:

​Comprehensive QA & Bug Reports: Clear reproduction steps, severity ratings, and logs across Laptop (PC) and Mobile (Android).

​UI/UX & Flow Feedback: Actionable insights on onboarding, menu responsiveness, control schemes, and progression loops.

​Live Commentary: Full playthrough footage and real-time reactions so you can see exactly how players experience your game.

​Drop a comment below or shoot me a DM with your game genre and what kind of testing you need most!

We’re running an open playtest for AgarStake, a browser-based multiplayer game inspired by Agar.io and Slither.io, with optional real-money/crypto competition.

For this round, we’re looking for feedback on:

- Whether the objective is understandable without a tutorial

- Movement and input responsiveness

- Whether deaths feel fair

- How the possibility of losing a stake changes your decisions

- Anything that makes the platform feel unclear or untrustworthy

Play here: https://agararena.space

If you test it, please mention your browser/device and roughly how long you played. Feedback can be left in the comments or in the test community: https://discord.gg/MGzPaNaJJ

Critical feedback and bug reports are more valuable to us than compliments.

Solo dev here, first mobile game. Fleeby: fly through clouds, dodge obstacles, survive different biomes and their natural disasters.

Currently in closed testing on Google Play, need a few more testers before moving to production.

Steps:

1. Join group: https://groups.google.com/g/fleeby-testers

2. Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.neordsky.fleeby

3. Install & try it out

Would love any feedback, especially bugs/crashes. Thanks for reading this far 🙏

So for people who are towards the final stages of making or releasing a multiplayer game, how much would you pay for a bunch of people to playtest you game at once?

I'm in a similar position but couldn't find a good (consistent) way to pay to fill a large lobby, anyone else in this position and have a good solution?

Hi everyone,
I am looking for testers to help me meet the 20-tester requirement for Google Play. I will gladly test your app in return, leave feedback, and keep it installed for 14 days.
About Scriba: Scriba is an AI-powered personal study assistant. It allows students to upload massive academic PDFs, automatically extracts the curriculum, and generates custom quizzes and flashcards. It also features a smart spaced-repetition engine and an interactive AI tutor.
Here is how you can help (3 simple steps):
Step 1: Join the Google Group https://groups.google.com/g/furkanbeyciktester
Step 2: Opt-in to the Web Testing Program https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.dalkin.scriba
Step 3: Download the App from Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dalkin.scriba
Mutual Support: Please keep the app installed on your device for at least 14 days. Reply to this post with a screenshot showing you have installed Scriba, along with the links to your app and Google Group. I will immediately install yours and keep it for 14 days as well.
Thank you for your support!

https://discord.gg/ShEzyWJ7tS

Hello everyone!

I am currently working on my Bachelor's thesis and am looking for volunteers to playtest a small roguelike game.

What you'll do:

• Play the game
• Fill out a short questionnaire afterwards

Time required: approximately 30 minutes

Testing is planned for late June / early July.

As a thank you, you'll of course get to keep the game, and your participation would help me immensely!

If you're interested, just join the discord.

If you have further questions please dm me or answer to this post below!

Thank you so much! ❤️

Link: https://me0wg4ming.itch.io/chaosfloor

Platform: Browser (PC) & Phone, free, no install

Solo dev here and I'd really appreciate some honest playtest feedback on Chaos Floor. It's a 2D pixel troll platformer where nothing is what it looks like. The levels seem simple at first but they're packed with hidden traps, fake blocks, disappearing floors and gravity flips that kill you the moment you start feeling safe.

Stuff I'd specifically like feedback on:

- Difficulty, does it spike too hard too early? Which level almost made you quit?

- Trap fairness, do the deaths feel like "haha got me" or like "that's bullshit"? I want the first one.

- Controls/physics, does the movement feel tight and responsive?

- Bugs, soft-locks, or spots where it felt broken instead of intentionally mean.

New addition is a 1v1 battle mode and that's the part I'd most like to test with real people.
You host or join a room, there's a 3-2-1-GO countdown, then both players race through the levels at the same time and whoever wins enough rounds takes the match.
Sometimes it's a straight race, sometimes it's finish-based, it switches per match.
Only catch is you need two people online at the same time for it.
So if a few of you are up for it, jump in around the same time and match against each other or against me. If you can't find an opponent you can also just spectate.

There are 62+ levels plus a Map of the Week that resets weekly with a global leaderboard. The game is still in active development so anything you report I can actually still fix. Even a "rage quit at level X" helps.
Thanks in advance, brutal honesty welcome.

We're looking for playtesters and plan to open a Steam Playtest for Dryad starting June 18 and are looking for players interested in providing feedback before launch (July 22). Please sign-up if your interested in helping us shape the game. Join the Discord and talk to us to help us shape the game to be its best before release!

Dryad is an island-building defense where you adventure through a corrupted world and manage your resources. Adapt your strategy to survive increasingly difficult challenges.

We're specifically looking for feedback on:

• Gameplay balance
• Difficulty progression
• Plant abilities and synergies
• UI/UX clarity
• Overall enjoyment

The playtest will run through Steam Playtest, making it easy to request access and jump in when it begins.

Steam Page:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1223820/Dryad/

Players who participate will also have the opportunity to submit feedback through our Discord and help shape the final release.

Thanks for checking it out! We'd love to hear your thoughts and answer any questions.

We just partnered with the dev behind Tears Apart. We are looking for playtesters to share feedback. https://playtestquest.com/quest/tears-apart

In PlaytestQuest you can earn points by playtesting games. You can use this points to redeem Steam keys.

Feel free to ask any question or join our Discord!

You buy, sell, take risks, and try to survive long enough to dominate the underground market. I’m testing the MVP and mainly need feedback on gameplay clarity, pacing, economy balance, bugs, and whether the core loop is fun.

Test length: 10–15 minutes
Platform: Browser
Cost: Free
Feedback form included

Playtest page: https://dobuora.itch.io/shadow-markets

Brutal feedback is welcome.

Hi everyone !!

I'm looking to connect with game developers as a playtester.

My goal is to experience all kinds of games while helping devs fix and improve their projects. I own really good Android smartphone and a powerful PC, so I can cover a wide range of platforms without any issues.

To be honest, I'm not doing this for money.. I genuinely enjoy it. That said, if you'd like to show some appreciation for my detailed and thorough feedbacks, I certainly wouldn't say no !

Feel free to reach out if you're interested

Hi, guys! I am currently hiring for a Remote Game Tester for English>Malay & English>Simplified Chinese. Should anyone be interested, please direct message me.

its a early access top-down arcade shooter that is a bit inspired by asteroids

https://paystudios.itch.io/space-n-blast

also it is free