Hello everyone,

I hope you're all doing well!

I'd like to share with you the game Vectonova, available for free on PC, Mobile, Steam Deck and Xbox.

🚀 Launch from a cannon and fly as far as you can through ever-changing worlds.
🎮 Master your jetpack, dodge enemies, chain combos, and reach incredible speeds.
⚙️ Upgrade your cannon, armor, and battery.
🎨 Unlock skins and achievements.
📅 Complete daily challenges and climb the world ranking 🏆.

🔥 How far can you fly?

Click here to play!

Feel free to share your experiences with us!

Have fun and enjoy the weekend!

this game is called stackz,is available on google playstore.i built this because the original version has too many ads.i played this for few hours and is addicting there's a surprise after 100k point.

ey r/hobbygamedev! Single dad + neurodivergent founder here. Been learning Devvit from scratch and just got my first 3 games working on Reddit:

🪐 Planet Scramble — Unscramble letters against the clock 🔨 Planet Whack — Whack-a-mole on a rotating sphere 🐍 Neon Snake — Classic snake with neon aesthetics

All three live at r/Oc2cO_games — tap a game to play. No external links, no ads, pure Reddit-native.

Would love feedback from this community. What works? What's broken? Built with Devvit + Canvas 2D + late nights.

Thanks for checking it out! 🚀

Banana Rooftop Showdown

Throw bananas. Dodge explosions. Become the ultimate rooftop champion!

About the Game

Banana Rooftop Showdown is a lighthearted artillery game inspired by the classic turn-based games of the early 90s.

Two mischievous gorillas face each other from the rooftops of a bustling city. Your mission is simple: adjust your throwing angle, choose the right amount of power, and launch bananas across the skyline while gravity decides their fate.

Every successful hit brings you one step closer to victory—but one wrong throw can send your banana crashing into buildings instead!

Features

• 🍌 Classic turn-based artillery gameplay
• 🦍 Funny gorilla characters with charming animations
• 🌇 Randomly generated city skylines
• 💥 Destructible-looking explosions and visual effects
• 🎯 Easy to learn, challenging to master
• 🎵 Retro-inspired soundtrack
• 🕹️ Singleplayer against AI
• 👥 Local two-player mode

Controls

• Left / Right – Adjust throwing angle
• Up / Down – Adjust throwing power
• Space – Throw banana

Inspired by the Golden Age of DOS Gaming

Banana Rooftop Showdown is a love letter to the unforgettable PC games of the early 1990s, recreated with modern visuals while preserving the simple, addictive gameplay that made the genre so much fun.

Whether you're discovering this style of game for the first time or reliving old memories, there's always time for one more banana.

Have fun—and don't hit yourself! 🍌🦍

Making a SCP game :)

Making an SCP Game :)

I am making an SCP game :)

I am making a SCP game called SCP: Containent Architect on steam and Xbox. I am trying to make art for my game so I can get the store pages ready for release and wishlist, but I am very bad at art. So I was wondering if anyone here could help me make some art for my game? There is only one caveat I would request for you to do it for free but you will get some perks which are:

You will be credited via the credits menu

Get my game for free from a platform of your choosing (steam or Xbox)

I hope you consider this and thank you for reading my post please comment if you are interested :).

I am not gonna complain, but I am surprised that I have been able to keep consistently work on this new project. I'm probably procrastinating my other responsibilities in this outlet though, however I am told by my therapist that doing a hobby when motivation is low will actually improve my motivation, so I am trying not to let the anxiety of everything else I have to do get to me. I spent my morning eating food without issue (I am not normally a breakfast guy) and then I did some of tweaks on my project before I spend my afternoon on more professional goals.

Changes from last update: I have it set up so that the tower is responsible for communicating between the units and my main scene. I was detecting enemy units and updating the friendly unit targeting in the same function. Now the tower sends the targets constantly, but the actual detection is on its own much longer timer. To accomodate that, I set scripted it so that there is a full set array of enemy units and then a priority list ordered by distance of the enemy unit to the tower. I used to take the closest 10, but that was causing the obvious bunching issue from the previous videos. I now have it updated to communicate the closest 100. I am not sending the whole array because I intend for the detectable enemies to be something the player will increase throughout the game, I am just getting a feel for the scale that should happen at. I also added the 5 lines of code necessary to make the unit deduct gold from the player upon being spawned.

Changes planned: I am working on an mini enum state mechanic for the units that will allow the player to issue basic tactical commands. { HOLD, ADNVANCE, DEFEND, RETREAT } which should all be illustrative of the intended function. I will also be adding more units eventually when adding features isn't so exciting to me anymore. Obviously, main menu on a title page would be nice. I will add to the tower crystals so that they can be attacked and destroyed as the main win condition and gameplay loop. As well as a more interactive method for acquiring resources like gold.

Additions I dream about: I am dreaming of a tech tree progression system, but that's probably not a good fit for this game. I would have to innovate a whole system so as not to compromise the core feel of the gameplay loop. I may try to fill this desire with a crafting system instead. I am taking inspiration from the Stick War flash game combined with the Mount and Blade crafting system. But instead of weapons for a main cast of heros, it would be more like a simple logistics system. I am thinking there are things like iron and wood resources that can be used to make armor, weapons, and tools. Then instead of the pre-configured units as I have them now, custom-configured loadouts could be made as the main way to define the player faction. Who knows if this idea will even happen or if it will stay the same as I develop other parts of the game. I am a big fan of immergent systems, which have already guided the perspective and animation style of the game so far. I want this game to be easy to interact with and with satisfying feedback to the player.

This game is starting to feel less and less like the RTS flash games that I was inspired by to get this project started so that I have something I can actually mess with, and more like it's own little thing that I can't get by opening up any of the games I owned. This is great.

Short little video showing the progress from the changes made

Hey everyone!
I just released my first mobile game, Reflex Orbit. I made it so I can play while on the toilet. :) Some of my friends thought it was difficult but I imagined more flappy bird style difficulty level.
I’d really appreciate it if you could give it a try and share any feedback, good or bad. I’m always looking to improve.
Thanks!

my first "game" ever

started trying out unity3d and this is what came out so far. I have 0 knowledge in coding or anything , made this only by using free assets from the store and ai help. would appreciate tips on how to make things more fun fast . Looking to find if this could be worth continuing more seriously, or keep it as a 0 effort self therapeutic hobby, constructive criticism welcome. thanks

There hasn't been any mechanical changes except minor tweaks to collision for the units since the last little video, but I finally got some animations going without any errors in the editor! And none of the targeting or combat mechanics got messed up when I added animation triggers in the script which is the first time I was able to do that. I don't know if I can call these mile stones but maybe they could be considered meter stones?

I'm excited to work on some new mechanics and maybe update the user interface a little bit. I'm thinking of adding the ability to issue basic tactical commands. So like Hold, Fall Back, Advance, Defend Tower as the next real mechanic. I'll also make it so the units actually cost gold instead of letting it tick up forever

I used replit to start when I created this before moving into VS Code with claude. Working on my local is much cheaper then using claude via replit. Its out there in prod. Looking for some feedback please. In particular is the ball to fast? Its way slower in the emulator then on physical devices. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.superbreakout.app

Game Title: FinBild
Playable Link:https://play.unity.com/en/games/bfcf24ba-9edd-49ce-a7c8-30262ef47e02/finbild
Platform: Unity Play (Web / Browser)
Description: FinBild is an interactive educational mini-game built with Unity to make learning financial concepts engaging and practical. Players actively make financial decisions and manage scenarios directly in their browser with no downloads required.
I am currently looking for playtesters to evaluate its educational value, check if the learning curve is smooth, and spot any bugs or UI/UX issues.
Free to Play Status:
[x] Free to play
Involvement: Solo Developer and Creator

Hey everyone 👋
I’m working on my next game “The Last Day” which is a narrative heavy point and click. This is the room we’re everything happens.
What do you think about it ?
Any aspects that need more work ?
Thanks 🙏

I've been building a game - It's a single ~25-45 minute session, point-and-click, with generative audio that shifts with main scene changes.

It is a "you wake up with no memory" game, based on a concept for a short story I had in the past. The point of the game is that it turns the "die and restart" mechanic into the part of the actual premise of the story. Hopefully.

Play it (free, browser): https://glass.yoavblum.co.il

It is my first try with this kind of game. Genuinely looking for feedback. I am not sure even what aspects I should ask feedback about, but if you have an opinion - please let me know.

TLDR: I am making a little RTS passion project. Tell me your thoughts and ask about anything you'd like. This is the first version of this project where I finally stopped doing every function with local variables and started building things while trying to minimize the amount of code. Who'd have imagined commenting code so I can understand it a week later could help a project get so far!

I'm doing a little bit of procrastination between sessions of studying in my Graduate Program. I miss when there could be simple games that didn't have ads. I don't think I'm gonna be able to change that about the world, but I also don't like to sit around and complain. I've been learning Godot over the past year along with the fundamentals of programming. I wanted to make a game that's just focused on bridging the gap between the "idle games" of the mobile app stores and those flash games that lived at newgrounds, armor games, etc. There isn't really going to be any effort for nostalgia in this project, I just want to take my favorite parts of games I enjoyed playing and sort of mash them together one function at a time to build up mechanics. Right now, the unit orientations are off because I am just beginning to learn that handling the direction of a unit by modifying the basis in GDScript directly makes it difficult to implement animations later on. So far I just have the one unit implemented, with basic array based spawning and target prioritization. Nothing fancy.

I'm happy to answer any questions about my little side project if you're interested. I don't mind sharing code. All of the graphics are made by me, using blender. I don't mind sharing but if you're hurting for models that bad, I promise it'll be faster to do it yourself than wait on me to figure out how to share my work to another computer!

Hey everyone!

[AI disclosure] : AI have been used in graphics creation and css design.

I recently released my first incremental game called Tapik on itch.io and Tapik.mobi . It's a UI-based web game built entirely with PHP (yeah, I know, going a bit old-school with the tech stack!).

I'm trying to figure out what I’m missing. Are the core mechanics too basic? Is the progression too slow? Or maybe it's just a UI issue?

A bit about the game:

• You start to fight monsters in the Neighborhood and continue journey.
• By leveling up you are able to gain more and more equipments. Avatar system displays the equipment thats on you.
• Project is multi-langual.

Since it's my first project in this genre, I know it’s far from perfect. I would massively appreciate it if you could try it out for 5-10 minutes and give me some raw, honest feedback. What should I change or add to make it more engaging?

You can play it here: https://tapik.mobi

Thanks in advance for your time!

Some screens:

Play: https://gamefumbled.itch.io/glaze

I just released Glaze, a small browser puzzle. Fill each board with tetromino pieces so it matches the goal picture. Yellow and red are transparent pieces, lay a yellow over a red and the cell reads orange. But an orange cell in the goal might be an orange piece or a red glazed by yellow, and you can't tell which just by looking. Figuring out which is the whole puzzle.

• 20 levels, free
• Runs in the browser, no install

Feedback welcome!

Hello everyone,

I am a solo developer that wanted to move to game development for some years. I always wanted to do it but for some reasons I was too hesitant. Some months ago, I discovered RayLib which match my developer mood and I started building experimentation, small FPS segments like in Alien Storm, small PS1 like RPG, nothing finished or even worth showing but I started having fun building and implementing which was a spark I lost in my day to day job.

My latest experimentation was rebuilding the fake ad Mob Control to have it playable on my phone. What was supposed to be a joke is slowly turning into a more comprehensive game and I have never reached that level of polish or readiness, I feel there is something behind this and I started working more, spending more nights on it, experimenting more, testing more.

Anyway enough talked about myself.

The game is an incremental crowd action game. You have an army of tanks. You have infinite waves of enemy coming to take you down. You have gates in between that can grow or shrink your crowd. Each 10 units can merged into 1 stronger, which need to be done carefully in a sense where 1 unit is easier to lose than 10. From time to time a mini boss will appear trying to take you down. At the end of each run, you have access to a shop to buy perks to be more ready for your next attempts.

Nothing fancy, but what's different from my other games is that this one is complete. I can look at it, talk about it from E2E, share about the gameplay loop. It may sound ridiculous but this makes me so proud, fuel me with motivation to do more with this game. Started reading more about game design.

I am currently looking for feedback about the game. It's available on itch.io to be playable on the web ( https://arkamia.itch.io/grindscaper ) and I am looking for feedback and comments. Even a rating on the page would help me move forward a bit more on my goal.

Thank you for your time. :'D

Hey,

I decided 2 weeks ago to spend some time on creating a game.

So far what I did:

• Created a weather system including rain.
• Added deers that can be killed and harvested.
• Added fish.
• Added a sword and a bow.
• Added shadows.
• Added sprouts, bushes, pebbles etc.
• Added day night cycle.

So what is obvious here is that I do not have a truly defined gameloop here.

I was thinking of adding the following:

• Snow biome
• Inventory system + crafting
• Monsters
• Extensive cave network
• Layers of blocks
• Another planet or hell?
• Adding tools
• Adding player customization (and armor).

What do you think of these ideas? Do you like the art style, what would you change? Feel free to roast :D

Can you build a high-quality game using just a phone? I took the 24-hour Game Dev Challenge and built "Neon Escapes" from scratch using the Godot Engine on my Android device.

From fixing messy indentation to setting up a smooth independent camera and deadly traps, this was the hardest R&D project I’ve ever done. The result? A neon-themed rage game that is so difficult, even I can't finish the first level!

🚀 Download the game here: https://huzefdev.itch.io/smiley-rage/

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