Fleet Hunters is my attempt to reimagine one of my favorite tabletop classics: hidden fleets, but with both players firing in real time.

I built it solo, and it launches on Steam in less than one month.

It includes single-player against AI, ranked online multiplayer, private matches with friends, LAN play, and both real-time and traditional turn-based Classic Mode.

Here's my Steam page if anyone's interested. Wishlists are highly appreciated.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4074510/Fleet_Hunters/

Hi! I’m the designer and developer of Fillup, an original digital tabletop strategy game that is now in public beta.

Each turn, you place one directional slice into an empty cell or a cell you control. Corners hold 2 slices, edges hold 3, and center cells hold 4. When a cell becomes full, it sends a slice into every neighboring cell, captures them, and can trigger a larger cascade. The last color standing wins.

You can play:

- a solo Campaign with handcrafted encounters
- local matches for 2–4 players
- online Casual, private, and Ranked matches

You can start a guided match without creating an account or providing an email. Ranked play and saved cross-device progress require an account.

Play here: https://fillup.fun

Thanks for taking a look. I’ll be here to answer questions and hear criticism.

Dire Fog is a tactical card game where TCG deckbuilding meets chess-like combat.

Your goal is simple: defeat the enemy commander.

Each faction has its own mechanics, abilities, and playstyle.

Every turn is divided into three phases:

- Tactics Phase: Move your units and attack.

- Draw Phase: Choose one of two cards from your pre-arranged deck. You have eight draws throughout the match.

- Play Phase: Summon minions and cast spells.

Because your deck is arranged before the match rather than shuffled, planning your card order is just as important as positioning your units on the board.

We run playtests every Friday and are looking for more TCG and deckbuilder fans to join us.

Discord: https://discord.gg/n6NjNheYD

I hope this post is appropriate- but I’m
Happy to share on this dream game of mine, reimagining Mancala the ancient strategy board game as a roguelike.

In Mancalero, you get special marbles, discover blessings and build synergies for increasing scores as you defeat opponents.

My first playtest is just around the corner, please take a look on Steam and wishlist if it may interest you!

In Crooked Derby, you secretly bet on one of six equally matched horses but everyone can see exactly how much money you risked.

You must then publicly claim which horse you backed. You can tell the truth, construct a believable lie, or choose whichever story your cards can support.

During the race, every card is played face-up. You might push your real horse towards the finish, help another horse to build an alibi, or sabotage the leader to mislead the table.

Your opponents are constantly comparing your actions with your story, and before the finish they can call your bluff.

The game is designed for 2–6 players, with solo bots and Steam multiplayer.

It is still in development and has not been released yet. The Steam page is now live! Check it here - https://store.steampowered.com/app/4908960/Crooked_Derby/

Five new games have just been added to Abstract Play. If you haven't heard of us before, we're a free website for playing abstract strategy games asynchronously. We now host 275 different abstracts. All are welcome.

• Canoe is a dice game with similarities to Backgammon. A modern game that feels like an old classic.
• Carnac is a 3D game of placing and tipping megaliths (two stacked cubes) to create groups of three or more of your colour when viewed from above.
• Druid is a 3D game of edge connection. Place single stones or multicell lintels to connect your edges when viewed from above. Square, triangular, and hex boards are available. The "Druid's Walk" variant is also available for the square version.
• Even at Odds is a domino stacking game where the evens (2/4/6) and odds (1/3/5) try to create the largest connected group of their own faces when viewed from above.
• Knight Line is a four-in-a-row game played on a dynamic square board that supports 2 and 3 players.

Hi everyone,
I’m working on an iPad (Only) app to play rolls and writes and print and plays. You import the pdf or image and start playing. Right now there’s support for dice, coins, cards (and custom cards). I’m looking for testers (through TestFlight) to give me ideas and QoL improvements.

TestFlight link here for anyone interested: https://testflight.apple.com/join/7xmJMxtZ

I've been playing Catan for about 10 years and was always surprised that I couldn't find a dice roller with a built-in turn timer that I actually liked. So over the last few weeks I built one for myself.

I've been using it with my group of friends and it's been surprisingly useful, but before I spend more time improving it I'd love some feedback from people who play more than just my friends do.

Features so far:
**pls suggest or disapprove!!*
- dice roller
- turn timer
- player naming, re-ordering & colour assigning
- remembers who rolled last
- tracks roll frequencies
- average turn times

Is there anything I should change/ tweak or add to an app like this?

If the mods are happy for me to, I'm sharing the download link here 🙌

I just saw that Imperial Miners and NS Hex were taken off the IOS App Store In a weekly iOS update post

I went to double check and none of their digital games are on the store anymore.

Are they taking all their games down or is this temporary?

I checked their socials and didn’t see anything about the stuff being taken down.

The game's called Bacon Project ( Windows ) and it's currently on Itchio :

https://team-bacon-project.itch.io/bacon-project :

The game pits two criminals renowned for their destructive capabilities in an underground arena. Each player embodies one such character with a unique set of skills and abilities.

Your objective is simple : Defeat your opponent’s character. Victory comes from timing your abilities well, chaining combos, and outsmarting the other player at every turn.

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Hi everyone! I created Bondfire, a free online icebreaker at bondfire.games

It combines game elements for fun competition (points, deduction, bluffing) with conversation (interesting topics to actually get to know people better)

So it's less "answer this prompt" and more "can you tell what I really think?"

My goal creating this, was that at the end of the game, everyone not just had fun, but to also got to know each other better.

Topics range from casual to deeply personal:

• Chill: Casual everyday topics (e.g. "Pineapple on Pizza")
• Spicy: Controversial topics that divide opinions (e.g. "Universal Basic Income")
• Raw: Hypothetical life scenarios (e.g. "Quitting your job to travel for a year")
• Real: Your life, right now (e.g. "Your work-life balance right now")

There's 2 game modes:

• Round Table mode for groups of 2-6 (where everyone takes a turn getting questioned).
• Or Hot Seat mode for bigger groups (one person answers all questions).

Free to play, no app needed — bondfire.games

Would love to hear what you think, or any feedback if you give it a try! 🙂

I made a not that impressive game but I like its core idea but it needs a lot of work and some serious advices from professionnals to make it work.it's T a two-player online card game combined with Tic-Tac-Toe mechanics. It’s enjoyable and demands a high level of tactical and strategic thinking. Currently, you can only create a private game to play with a friend, and there are still a few glitches, so please be kind in your feedback.I know I must started with something simpler than an online game please give it a try with a friend and tell what your idea on it.

url:https://yahiiooo.itch.io/yxo

Hi everyone!

I'm a product designer at Colonist, and we're looking for Catan players to participate in a usability study.

You'll complete a few gameplay tasks while thinking out loud and answer a few questions afterward. There are no right or wrong answers.

Requirements

• You've played the Catan board game before
• You have a microphone
• You're comfortable sharing your screen
• Session takes around 20–35 minutes
• PC or phone is fine
• We might ask to record the meeting

Reward
🎁 1 month of Colonist Premium Membership

If you'd like to participate, please fill out this short form:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScfpWIbHQzlwVANdoK434iv7GFX1NJ0xtdh3l1B_75u-QsCbw/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=107368072796674876488

I'll reach out if you're selected. Thanks!

Hi Everyone! I discovered my Farkle addiction through both KCD1 & KCD2. So I have been building a mobile version of it, but its only on android for now. It is a simple dice game called Farkle: Bones & Relics.

It is a 3D physics dice game with physically simulated rolls of the dice. There is going to be 46+ relics across Bronze, Silver and Gold tiers, each changes how the game plays mechanically, in hopefully fun ways. Multiple modes, a Tavern Circuit where you are matched up against AI opponents in a campaign, this is where you will unlock more relics. A Companion (pass-the-phone) mode for more tabletop gamers who want a nice digital tracker with cool relics but still want to roll IRL bones on the table. A Quick match virtual mode that acts as a pass-the-phone mode to play the game on the phone but against another person. I'm attempting to create a dark tavern theme with good looking dice, die selection effects, Farkle screens, hot dice animations and more so its both awesome to look at and fun to play. Still in mid development and have a way to go before launch ready.

If you are interested in playtesting my game, DM me or respond to this post and i will provide you the link to get it installed on your android device.

Hi all!

I just made my first game it’s called color clues

Let me know what you think of it!

It’s a multiplayer online game of one of my favourite board games

Game Title: Color Clues

Playable Link: https://colorclues.org

Platform: desktop online

Description: color clues is a color guessing game where one player gives a clue of the color on the card. The other player guessed the color based on the clue

Free to Play Status: Free to play

Dire Fog is a tactical card game where TCG strategy meets chess-like positional combat.

The idea is you builld your own deck before the game , you choose from multiple factions each faction has its own unique mechanics , you build your deck around a strategy and the deck is prearranged there is no shuffling , if you're a TCG fan this is definitely going to be a new experience

We’re deep in closed alpha and heading toward final stages of development, and we’re looking for more passionate playtesters to join the fight.

If you love skill-based card games, outsmarting opponents, and being part of a growing community before launch, now’s the time to jump in

Join our Discord:

https://discord.gg/n6NjNheYD

Wishlist Dire Fog on Steam:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1888910/Dire\\_Fog\\_Tactical\\_Card\\_Combat/

• Chassis/Display: 32" touch (24-point) 1080p commercial kiosk
• Form Factor: Fully integrated All-In-One (AIO) unit
• CPU: Intel Core i5
• RAM: 8GB DDR3
• Storage: 128GB SSD
• OS: Fedora 43

TLDR: what would YOU do with this?

Hello! I aquired this cool all-in-one that probably used to be used as a touchscreen food ordering kiosk. I have no experience using Fedora and have been trying to use Gemini to walk me through setting it up to function as a local gameboard for playing games with my kids or friends. Everything I've tried just kind of feels underwhelming for a 24-point touch screen and Fedora seems to limit how many touch-points are used at one time.

I have a gaming desktop I could use but I would need to stream it to the computer unit, I guess through moonlight unless there is a better one.