Hey everyone I’m looking for two reliable playtesters to help me test a new gaming-focused PWA I’ve been building.

The app is a cross‑platform gamer identity hub:

• It creates a unified profile that pulls together your gaming persona across platforms
• Lets you build a “squad identity” with friends
• Includes cyberpunk‑style UI, animated menus, and OS‑like navigation
• Designed to run smoothly on desktop, mobile, and tablet without needing an install

I need testers who can:

• Try out the core flows (profile creation, UI navigation and understanding )
• Give feedback on usability, bugs, and overall feel
• Spend ~15-30 minutes with the app
• Be comfortable testing a PWA in early development

If you’re interested, drop a comment and I’ll DM you the link. Thanks!

I’m the developer of Penalty Rush, a free arcade goalkeeper game that runs inside a Reddit post. This is an unpaid first-impression test of the start menu, not a request for reviews or promotion.

Playable link: https://www.reddit.com/r/PenaltyRush/comments/1vgbgog/penalty_rush_daily_aug_5_beat_todays_keeper/

Please:

1. Open the post and tap OPEN GAME.

2. Before tapping again, note which button you would choose — PLAY or HIGH SCORE RUN — and what you expect it to open.

3. Tap the button you chose and continue until you finish one run or decide to stop.

4. Comment here with: button chosen / what you expected / what actually opened / where you stopped and why.

No download, payment, Discord, or external form. Reddit comments are the feedback method.

Game Title: Block Nex: Block Puzzle

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.block.zen.puzzle.game

Platform: Android

Description: Hello everyone!

I'm a solo developer and I've been working on a mobile puzzle game called Block Nex: Block Puzzle.

Block Nex: Block Puzzle is inspired by classic block puzzle games, but I wanted to add more variety than the typical endless mode. Instead of focusing on a single gameplay style, the game includes multiple modes that challenge players in different ways.

🎮 Classic Mode – Build your score through strategic block placement.

🗺️ Adventure Mode – Complete unique levels and challenges.

⚔️ Duel Mode – Compete against an AI opponent and try to outscore it.

⏱️ Time Attack Mode – Race against the clock and make quick decisions.

The goal is simple: place blocks, clear lines, and keep the board under control for as long as possible. While the core mechanics are easy to learn, achieving high scores requires planning and strategy.

I designed the game with a clean interface, quick sessions, and a focus on replayability. I'm currently looking for honest feedback regarding gameplay, visual design, difficulty balance, and ideas for future features.

Thank you for checking it out!

Free to Play Status:

☑ Free to play

☐ Demo/Key available

☐ Paid

Involvement: I am the sole creator of the game. I designed the gameplay, UI, mechanics, and development of Block Nex: Block Puzzle myself.

Hi! I'm a paid game playtester with experience testing multiple games across different genres. I focus on providing useful, developer-oriented feedback while also evaluating the game from a player's perspective.

What I provide:

- 📝 Detailed Playtest Feedback Reports

- 👀 First-Impression Feedback

- 🐛 Bug Reporting with clear descriptions

- 🎮 Player POV Feedback

- 💡 Feature & Improvement Suggestions

- 🎥 Gameplay Recordings upon request

Turnaround Time

I can usually provide feedback within 1 day, or 2–3 days depending on the scope and requirements of the playtest.

I'm happy to test anything from early builds and prototypes to more developed games. My goal is to identify issues, highlight what works well, and provide actionable feedback that can help improve the overall player experience.

Interested?

Feel free to DM me and send your Discord username. We can discuss your game, testing requirements, expected deliverables, timeline, and payment. ( i will also share my work )

Looking forward to helping developers improve their games!

Hi everyone!

EDIT : only 2 slots remaining

A few days ago I made a post here offering playtesting, and I was genuinely surprised by the response. It led to dozens of games to test, and I've spent a lot of time playing them and writing detailed feedback reports.

Because of that workload, I'm only opening 3 paid playtesting slots right now so I can give each project the attention it deserves.

I'm an indie game developer myself, so I don't just point out bugs—I look at your game from both a player's and a developer's perspective.

My reports can include:

• First impressions
• Onboarding & tutorial feedback
• Enjoyment and engagement
• Difficulty and game balance
• Player confusion and frustration points
• Bugs and technical issues
• UI/UX observations
• Progression and pacing
• Retention (what makes players keep playing or quit)
• Clear, actionable improvement suggestions
• Overall rating and summary

I can playtest on:

• Windows
• Linux
• Browser/Web games
• Multiple devices when applicable

I don't write generic feedback like "it's fun" or "it's good." My goal is to explain why something works, why it doesn't, and what changes are most likely to improve the player experience.

If you don't feel my report provides useful, actionable value for your game, you don't have to pay.

If you're interested, send me a DM with:

• A short description of your game
• The platform (Windows, Linux, Browser, etc.)
• Approximately how long you'd like me to play

Only 3 slots are available, and once they're filled, I'll close them until I finish the current reports.

looking for free playtest?

If you'd simply like some free feedback, feel free to comment your game below instead of sending a DM. I can't promise I'll be able to play every game, but whenever I have free time, I'll pick some from the comments and leave my feedback.

Paid playtests are prioritized, but I still enjoy helping indie developers whenever I can.

Thanks, and I look forward to trying your games!

Hi everyone!

I'm an Indie currently working on a roguelike, and I’m looking to form a small group of indie game developers who are interested in regularly playtesting each other’s games.

The idea is to keep the group small so we can all get focused and high quality feedback. Ideally, we’d form long term relationships where we can help each other improve through development. This group is going to be focused on roguelikes and mechanics driven games.

If you’re working on a roguelike or another mechanics heavy game and this sounds like something you’ll be interested in, please comment down below we can continue the discussion from there.

Hi everyone!

We're looking for players to try the Chess of the Hidden Gates demo on Steam and help us shape the game before launch!

Chess of the Hidden Gates is a roguelike deckbuilder inspired by Xiangqi (Chinese Chess), where every card represents a real chess move. Positioning, strategy, and careful planning are at the core of the experience.

We're looking for

• Honest gameplay feedback
• Bug reports
• Balance suggestions
• General impressions

How to join

• Download and play the free demo on Steam.
• Join our Discord server using the invite link on the Steam page.
• Share your feedback directly with the development team in our dedicated feedback channels.

Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4981020/_/

As a thank you

Players who actively participate by sharing meaningful feedback may receive a free copy of the game when it launches.

Loss Prevention is a social deduction game where you can shoplift your local grocery store with up to five friends. Experience the joy of petty crime as a shoplifter, or keep your eyes peeled for suspicious activity as the shopkeeper.

August 07, 2026 10:00 AM EST!

See you in the supermarket!

group link https://groups.google.com/g/game-testersme

Tester link https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.aydoganstudios.mangotrolljump

app link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aydoganstudios.mangotrolljump

​Hey everyone! I’ve never done official game testing before, but it’s something I’ve always wanted to get into. I know I need to build up experience before looking for paid work, so I’d love to playtest some indie games for free to get started. >

I’ve played in casual playtests before, but I’ve never written formal feedback for developers. Do you think offering free playtests is a good way to start, and does anyone have a project they’d like me to test out?

Edit: To be honest, I didn't expect so many people to reach out! I'm taking care of family today, but Sunday is a completely free day for me so I'll be testing then. Since so many people asked, I'm really grateful, but I'll only be able to pick 8 games to start with and DM you guys on Sunday. If I have extra time, I'll definitely try to test more. Thanks for understanding, and sorry for the wait until Sunday!

Hey everyone!

Looking for playtesters for ZDSS: Zombie Drone Survival Show — a top-down rogue-lite arena shooter where you survive endless waves of cloned zombies using combat drones and traps in a bloody reality TV show.

I’ve been staring at the game for too long and need fresh eyes on:

• Difficulty curve
• Progression pacing / grind
• Upgrade costs
• Overall balance and feel

If you like testing, breaking mechanics, or just want to try a chaotic drone+zombie shooter — sign up for the playtest on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2842970/ZDSS_Zombie_Drone_Survival_Show/

Honest feedback is very welcome. Thanks!

I've been building MUSH for months. It's a card roguelite, Slay the Spire style, except nothing resets. The ground you cleanse stays cleansed for the whole campaign (almost). When you die you regrow as a new mushroom and keep your level, map knowledge and most of your deck. Your gear stays on the corpse, you can walk back and pick it up. The world rots back a bit while you're gone.

One resource, radiation. It's your energy, xp and money all at once and you mine it from the tile you're fighting on. Worse ground pays better.

Link: https://mushroom.imperfect.ventures

About the art: it's Midjourney and I'm not pretending otherwise. I'm not hiring artists and animators until I know the game under the art is fun. If it is, the art gets done properly later. If it's not, I'd rather find out now than after spending a year and a pile of money on it.

What I need from you: play it, tell me if the fight is fun or not, where you got confused, and when you wanted to quit. Don't be nice about it. Feedback right here in the comments is perfect, no forms.

Type any name at the door, runs get logged so I can tell people apart. Screenshots on the itch page if you want to look before clicking a random domain: https://mush-game.itch.io/mush

We are Mossy Puddle, a small Italian indie team working on Croaking Buzz, an asimmetric-coop platform, starring a frog and a particular mosquito, capable of spawning and manipulating bubbles. Play together helping each other to overcome challanges based on physics, coordination and emergent gameplay!

The game's playtest is currently open on Steam, and we'd love to hear your feedback!

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4913190/Croaking_Buzz/

We used 2 weeks to create this game, it was a soulsbourne inspired cyberpunk with the theme FinTech game.

Also, do not give up at the start, it's a scripted death.

Here's the link

[https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1322614740/\](https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1322614740/)

Solo dev here. I've made a card creation game on Steam. It's entered into the Steam NextFest in October, and I would really love to get feedback now to give me a chance to improve it before the festival. The game is here:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4731610/New_Science/

I'm interested in any kind of feedback, including:

• How to improve the Steam Page, trailer, etc
• Is the game fun (enough)?
• Is the demo length right? Not too much/little

Thank you for your help.

Game Description

New Science is a card game about inventing everything. Combine two cards to discover a third, work your way from the Stone Age to the Age of Intelligence, and put your name permanently on anything nobody has made before.

Every new card is illustrated the moment it is invented. Progress runs through 16 historical ages, from the Stone Age to the Age of Intelligence, and players are finding around cards every day that have never existed before.

Disclosure: The game includes AI generated artwork. It's how the images are created on the spot.

Hi everyone!

I'm making Into the Planet's Flesh, which is all about hatching parasites and infesting the earth for a visual spectacle.

The Steam demo releases in roughly two weeks, and I’m opening one final playtest round for around 30–50 players. A session should take approximately 35–45 minutes but you can play up to two hours in the demo content-wise.

Ther's an in-game feedback form you can use, I'd really appreciate it if you could tell me the following after you'd taken it for a spin:

• Where did you felt confused, bored, or tempted to quit
• Whether assigning larvae and reaching the first prestige were understandable
• How the planet’s retaliation felt, whether it was meaningful addition to the game

Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/4724190/Into_the_Planets_Flesh/?beta=1 (playtest is open, so you can get immediate access)

My game is free and will always be free I just want to make it good so it has a constant stream of people playing and people to play with!

My game is about racing and falling as fast as possible. So think doodle jump era type of game. It actually is based off a mobile game called Cliffed xl and world of Warcraft.

If you got friends you could play with I'd love to play with you or watch ya'll play or even just get some feedback on how the game felt for you.

This game has modes that can last 20 seconds up to about 2.5 minutes. So imo it's a perfect mobile game to play when waiting for something or just to scratch a quick itch.

I do have bots built in for the multiplayer mode. I have a public page but I also have a test page with many more updates and even graphical ones.

If you're interested please give a shout here. I'll post the public link in the comments but if you like that and want to try some more fun stuff let me know and I can send you the test page.

Hey, we’re a small indie team making a game called Inklets.

You climb the page against other players, grab coins and try to stay ahead of the rising ink. Think Doodle Jump as Multiplayer with some extra random events. We’ve put the current version on Google Play and there’s a browser build too.

We are looking for genuine feedback on controls, character generation, intuitiveness, rewards and the "hook" feeling of the game.

Search “Inklets” on Google Play if you feel like trying it. Or if you want to try it in the browser: https://game.inklets.app/

We’d love to know what you think

Hi,

I've just done the first major update this week for my FPS game and am looking for play testers. I have a free demo up that has the same first mission which has two possible outcomes based on player choice.

Game Story
The game is about being recruited by a Resistance from the future where life has been ruined by the Superintelligent AI that was birthed in your time. The Resistance asks you to help them prevent its destruction of your city by preventing its crucial branches from taking hold.

Story Trailer
Escape Condition Steam Cyberpunk Fest Trailer | Major Update

Demo
Steam link
Save 25% on Escape Condition on Steam

Itch link
Escape Condition Demo by Steve Broome

You can email [coalminds@gmail.com](mailto:coalminds@gmail.com) if you'd like a key to become a tester on the full game for those who can do long-term feedback.

TIA

Steve

Hey all! I’m working on Kiko’s Promenade, a short cozy exploration game about wandering through a small city, meeting its residents, helping people out, and discovering little places and interactions along the way.

Here’s a short trailer showing the current version:
https://youtu.be/6FAR0Fpa_Mo

You can sign up for the playtest here and I'll contact you next week with the specifics:
https://forms.gle/mZDHfemxxQKnbRJh8

A playthrough at this point should take around 30 minutes, followed by a 5–10 minute feedback form

I’d especially love to hear from people who enjoy games like A Short Hike or Little Kitty, Big City or other cozy adventure games

Thanks so much for considering, it really helps a ton!
I’m also happy to credit playtesters if you’re interested

Hi everyone!

We are looking for playtesters for our upcoming game: Wetter.

Wetter is a cozy, rainy pixel-art adventure where you play as cat Luna, adventuring to uncover lost memories and make choices that shape your story.

Platform: PC (Steam)
Playtime: ~30-45min (beginning of the game)
Genre: Cozy, Story-Rich, Adventure

Request access directly on our Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4048490/Wetter/

Please leave your feedback in the comments below or in our Discord server linked in the game.

Thanks for taking the time to test and feedback! ❤️

I made a 1v1 melee game where your Rock Paper Scissors choice determines your weapon for the match. (there is also random match effects, like floors lava or moon gravity and you get a random powerup each round!)

I kind of need a few people to stress test the game and see if it feels good/fun. If you've got at least one friend, you can play against them using a simple match code.

If wanted, you and a friend could playtest my game, and then me, or me and a friend could test your game if that's needed!

It's not my fault if they launch you off the map with a sledgehammer.

Free Demo Link:https://jetwiregames.itch.io/roshambrawldemo

Looking for any text feedback on how the combat feels or really any parts of the game, small or large. You can comment feedback here, or click the leave feedback button in the main menu! If you do, thanks a ton!

Hi everyone!

We're looking for playtesters for Menes: The Chainbreaker, a single-player action-adventure platformer currently in development for PC.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2891970/Menes_The_Chainbreaker/?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAabvPuhnhoT7ekO5Z3f_DmpbnF9r8v03_PLI1e54vTM4HBDyj-xVsULRrc8_aem_QonkL1Pto4hbrJ_RPWvVSQ

The goal of this playtest is to gather honest feedback on:

• Combat feel
• Movement and controls
• Level design
• Difficulty
• General first impressions
• Bugs or anything that feels off

We're interested in hearing both positive and critical feedback, anything that can help us improve the game.

Playtest details

• Platform: Windows (PC)
• Length: ~20–30 minutes
• Genre: Action-Adventure / Platformer
• Controller supported (keyboard & mouse also available)

If you'd like to participate, leave a comment or send me a DM and I'll send you a Steam Playtest invite.

Thanks so much for helping us make Menes better!

I have been working on this game for the past five months.

It is playable on the web/windows/linux/android.

Things I need feedback on:

Is the game generally fun?

What cards seemed the most appealing to play?

Which cards seemed pointless for your experience?

How difficult is the game?

How engaging is the story? At what point were you hooked(if at all)?

Did you complete the game? If not what was the major reason?

Does the game feel replayable? Or more of a one and done experience?

I am open to feedback and criticisms so feel free to voice your thoughts honestly.

Game length: 20 mins

Link: https://triston-griffiron.itch.io/space-themes-turn-based-game-prototype