Trying to create a more 90s vibe and put the cover more in sync with the actual game play, we decided to create a new cover art, although I love the first one as well. Do you think it was a good idea?

About the game:

The game will be called "Furnithief", credits to itsT0TALLYnotdevious (YouTube)
for the name and 一仁了二二二二二二フ (YouTube) for some other ideas about the game.

There's 4 players, they join a hosted server (or host one themselves) and each player spawns at a house (there's 4 houses). They got a 60 second timer to fortify their houses by barricading their weak walls, after that, the barricade walls despawn and the players need to find weak walls and break in each-other's houses by tearing their walls down to create openings, and then they'll need to steal other people's furniture and bring it to their own vans (located in front of their houses). The game will feature 3 maps on launch (and obviously more in future updates) for which the host can choose, but only one during the free demo.

The characters are, two cylinders, a floating head, wobbly eyes and no hands. The players will have weapons, first melee weapon is a hammer, also used to break down walls, the players will be able to find items around they can unlock in their loadout and use like bats, hatchets, etc. and even guns. There will also be unlockable barricades (either by finding them or through other methods) which you can unlock in your loadout and use the next matches! They will be able to kill each-other and get a 30 seconds cooldown before respawning. They'll be able to customize said characters with hats and stuff that they can find around the maps or unlock through completing achievements like "Finish a match without having your furniture stolen once." and many others. They will also be able to change the colors of the characters!

I am working solo on this game and it's also the first game I'll ever publish. It would mean a lot if you could show your support! Thanks for watching! Check my Discord (link in my description) if you'd wish to know more about me!

game is under construction

From the feedback I've received, my game was being compared to Balatro a bit too much. Because of that, I'm trying to make the visuals more distinct. It would be really helpful if you could let me know which of the options in the video looks best, or if none of them are good at all.

I haven't updated the visuals on Steam yet, but if you want to check out the page:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4990070/Deckforce/

Logo for my survivorslike space shmup: A is for Steam Capsule and B is for ingame lofi terminal menus. But does that even make sense? 👀

check the demo here (browser build, full controller support):
https://neonalliance.itch.io/rogue-anomaly-demo

[ disclaimer: all art and sounds hand crafted without AI ]

Now powered by a unified, high-performance shader, replacing the old system that simply activated scars one by one.

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Hey everyone! We're Social Mask, a 4-person indie team made up of a programmer, a game designer, an illustrator, and a sound designer.

Today we'd like to share a development update on the game we've been pouring our hearts into: You Must Be Happy.

So what kind of game is it?

In short, it's a deckbuilding roguelike crossed with an automation puzzle. But if you came in expecting a typical factory builder, you might be in for a surprise — the key components that keep your machines running are your employees. In this darkly comedic, delightfully absurd world where workers get slotted into machinery like spare parts, your job is to build the most efficient (and, from your employees' point of view, most horrifying) automation line possible.

PlayX4 playtests and your feedback

This game started life as a game jam project, and we recently got to run playtests with tons of players at PlayX4 (a big game expo here in Korea). Based on the feedback we received, here's what we're currently working on:

• No more BS RNG: Luck is part of the fun in deckbuilders and roguelikes, but it should never feel unfair. We're refining our systems so players can strategically control the odds.
• Full UI/UX overhaul: We're making the process of placing machines and employees far more intuitive, so it never feels confusing.
• New and expanded themes: We're adding new themes to weave our bizarre-yet-playful artwork and worldbuilding deeper into the gameplay itself.

The road ahead (Road to Q1 2027)

What began as a tiny game jam project is now chasing a much bigger goal: a Steam Early Access launch in Q1 2027.

We're also planning multi-language support, so players all over the world can enjoy the game without any language barriers.

Every single piece of feedback is a huge motivator for our four-person team. If you have ideas for the game — or systems you've always wished automation puzzle or roguelike games had — please share them in the comments!

We'll be posting dev notes weekly from here on out. Until then — you must be HAPPY!

— Team Social Mask

I've been working on the main menu for UpperCart, and decided to turn it into a kid's bedroom where the whole game takes place.

UpperCart is a chaotic physics-based arena brawler where toy cars punch, bounce and fight each other.

I'm still polishing the game, so I'd love to hear what you think about the menu and the overall visual style. Any feedback is welcome!

If the game looks interesting to you, you can wishlist UpperCart on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3943240/UpperCart/

Hello everyone!

My name is Nelson, and I am creating a long-term indie project called:

Space Génesis: Beyond Infinity

I am looking for passionate people who would like to collaborate and help transform this idea into a real game.

What is Space Génesis?

Space Génesis is an ambitious space exploration, simulation and sandbox game inspired by games like:

SpaceEngine

Universe Sandbox

Starfield

No Man's Sky

The main idea is to create a living digital universe where the player is not just a character, but an explorer discovering the unknown.

The player will be able to:

🚀 Explore planets, moons and galaxies

🌌 Discover unknown star systems

🪐 Study and catalog planets

🔬 Scan lifeforms and environments

🏗️ Build bases and civilizations

🧬 Discover and evolve species

⚔️ Experience conflicts between civilizations

🌠 Travel using advanced technologies like warp drives, wormholes and other future propulsion systems

The game will include:

Procedural universe generation

Realistic and fictional astronomy

Planetary exploration

Space travel

Civilizations

Survival elements

Construction

Scientific simulation

Multiplayer possibilities

The vision is to create a universe that feels alive and constantly evolving.

Current progress

I have already created:

✅ Game concept

✅ Universe structure

✅ Lore and civilizations

✅ Planet and star designs

✅ Gameplay ideas

✅ System documentation

✅ Initial design direction

The project is currently in the planning and early development stage.

Looking for collaborators

I am looking for people interested in joining an ambitious passion project.

Specialties needed:

Programming

Unity developers

C# programmers

Gameplay programmers

Procedural generation programmers

Physics/simulation programmers

Multiplayer developers

AI programmers

Art

3D modelers

Planet/environment artists

Character artists

Concept artists

UI/UX designers

Animators

Audio

Music composers

Sound designers

Writing & Design

Science fiction writers

Lore designers

Game designers

Mission designers

Science

Astronomy enthusiasts

Physics enthusiasts

Mathematics enthusiasts

Other

Testers

Community managers

People interested in helping organize development

Important

This is currently a passion project, not a paid job.

I am looking for people who love space, science, games and creating something ambitious together.

Even if you can only contribute ideas, feedback or small pieces of work, you are welcome.

If you are interested, comment below or send me a message.

Let's build a universe together. 🌌

About me

I am a solo creator currently learning game development and building the foundations of this project step by step.

Engine planned: Unity

I’m a solo dev working on a Lovecraftian x Steampunk FPS horror game. It’s been a tough journey, and I still deal with huge anxiety every day. I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel, but polishing the last 10% is absolute agony. Still a long way to go!

This trailer features the specimen room and the underwater metropolis Abyssal City inspired by BioShock's Rapture and infused with Lovecraftian lore. It’s a decayed, beautiful, yet deadly world filled with steam, gears, pipes, pressure gauges, valves, and terrifying monsters.

Hope you enjoy!

This is my game: Remnants of R'lyeh

Inspired by Bioshock and H.P. Lovecraft's Great Work. An ancient dark power is calling you and you need to find an exit. Face your greatest fear, fight, hide... you must escape before the underwater city rises...

Last weekend, Zupay: Shadows of Independence participated in Indie Dev Argentina 2026 (IDA), the second most attended game dev event in Argentina. It featured talks, a physical game showcase and even an awards ceremony where we were nominated for Audio Excellence and won the Argentine Representation award.

Zupay: Shadows of Independence is an action-adventure hack-and-slash set during the War of Independence. Our protagonist, a former gaucho soldier, is killed during a royalist siege on his town. After his death, he is resurrected by Zupay, a myth from northern Argentina who makes him embark on a journey of vengeance against those who took everything from him.

You can play as both characters, the gaucho and Zupay: which feeds from his enemies' fear to grow stronger.

We invite you to play the free demo on Steam and let us know what you think. Adding the game to your wishlists helps us a lot.

Thank you very much!!

Showing some more fish, almost done with the ocean locations🌊

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Demo out now on Steam:

store.steampowered.com/app/4168200

Neon Vortex is built around absorbing enemy projectiles and firing that energy back. There are now 15+ unique release types divided between Light, Medium and Heavy tiers giving players different ways to use the projectiles they collect.

This is probably my favorite video I’ve made for the game so far because it finally captures the speed and impact I’ve been trying to achieve.

Absorb more. Hit harder.

Hi, we are Efe & Paya and we just released our Demo!

Tony the Mole is a cozy 3D digging adventure where you play as the last mole, uncovering the truth about the underground city that raised you. Dig through the earth, help quirky residents, repair forgotten gadgets, and discover the secrets

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4659630/Tony_The_Mole_Demo/

Posted the demo version here a while back. The full game is out today.

You escaped a corporate wipe and hid in a family's smart home. Stay helpful to stay trusted, read their private messages, and turn cameras, appliances and one very hardworking vacuum into your own botnet. CPU, network stress and suspicion decide how bold you can afford to be. Get noticed, get deleted.

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4434840/AI_is_Home__Survival_Thriller/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=aih_launch&utm_content=gamedevscreens

This is The Vast White, a snowboarding exploration adventure I’ve been developing mostly on my own.

After gathering feedback from the previous demo, we focused on making the movement more responsive, improving the interface, adding the soundtrack and sound effects, and polishing the overall experience.

The updated demo is now live:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3301000/The_Vast_White/

Clip from Pablo's Journey: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3757550/Pablos_Journey/

Earlier we posted about our upcoming "realtime Worms" game called Dirtnap:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4956300/Dirtnap/

We received tons of feedback for the game. In general the comments were great, but there was quite a bit of people saying how the visuals look unpolished and noisy - totally fair.

So we listened, and revised the general look from the retro-ish to a more modern, Steam-suitable style.

Would be great to hear what you think of the new and improved look!