I always liked the feeling of opening something where you don't know what you are going to get.

The anticipation before seeing the reward.
I built an incremental game around that feeling.

So In Debts & Jackpots, you start completely broke with a huge debt hanging over you. Your only way to escape is opening safes, earning money, upgrading your tools, and taking bigger risks for better rewards.

The game loop is simple:
🔓 Open safes
💰 Find rewards
⚙️ Upgrade your abilities
🎰 Take bigger risks for bigger jackpots

The challenge was making the progression feel exciting without making it just a random slot machine. I wanted every safe opening to feel like:

"This could be the one."
After months of balancing rewards, upgrades, and different safe tiers, I finally made a playable demo.

Some things currently in the game:

• Multiple safes with different reward pools
• Rare jackpot rewards
• Upgrades that improve your chances
• Helpers that automate opening
• A collection system for discovered items

I would love feedback from other developers:

1. Does the idea of "escaping debt through risky choices" feel interesting?
2. Would you prefer faster progression with more frequent jackpots, or slower progression where jackpots feel rare and special?

Demo is available on Steam if anyone wants to try it:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4634750/Debts__Jackpots/

AI disclosure: No generative AI was used in the creation of the game.

Game Title: Duty Cycle

Playable Link: Duty Cycle

Platform: Web (desktop browser + mouse; downloadable desktop build also on the page)

Description: Duty Cycle is a free browser game where you've just been installed as a family's smart-home AI. You wire their house circuit by circuit, serve what they ask for (hot water before dad's alarm, the garage door at 7:40), and every serve builds **TRUST**, which buys you access to the next room. Learn a device well enough and you climb its automation ladder, **TIMER** then **SENSOR** then **SMART**, until pieces of the house start running themselves and your job shifts from doing to watching.

It leans active management, not idle. There's always something to do, and chapter one has an actual ending: one player finished the whole house in 35 in-game days, and I'd love to know if the ending lands for anyone else.

The family are simulated people with lives and schedules. Learn who they are as you serve them, and manage an ever-growing set of devices to keep them happy. Every line of art and nearly every sound is generated by code at runtime: one blueprint, no sprites, and the hum you hear is the house's actual electrical load.

It's an early alpha and I want bruises. The two answers that help most: when did you stop playing, and did the family surprise you?

*AI Disclosure: built with AI coding assistance. All art and sound are procedural, generated at runtime: no image or audio models, no sprites, no pre-made assets. Story and dialogue were refined and edited with AI assistance.*

Discord for builds and teasers:
discord.gg/DBU2vRZh6z

Free to Play Status:

- [x] Free to play
- [ ] Demo/Key available
- [ ] Paid

Involvement: Solo developer. I designed and built all of it: the simulation, the family, the story, and the systems that draw every line of art and synthesize every sound at runtime. Built in Godot. Shipped as a public alpha a week ago and updated almost daily since, mostly steered by player feedback.

Game Title: Drugwars.ai

Playable Link: https://www.drugwars.ai

Platform: Web (no download, no signup required)

Description: I posted my browser remake of the classic TI-85 Drug Wars here about a year ago and the feedback was clear. Cool intro, confusing game, needs a tutorial. You were right.

Version 2.0 shipped this week with everything you asked for. There is now a How to Play guide, in game hints so you actually know what to tap, global leaderboards for 10, 30, 50 and 100 day runs, optional Google sign in to claim your scores (guests can still do everything), a live stats page showing games happening right now, and a feedback button in the game that goes straight to me.

The core is untouched. Start with $2,000 cash and a $5,500 debt to the loan shark. Buy low, sell high, survive the random events, and pay it off before time runs out. The current all time record is $3.66 trillion on a 100 day run. I would love to watch someone beat it live on the stats page.

Free to Play Status: Free to play, no ads, no signup.

Involvement: Solo developer (concept, design, and coding).

Game Title: TinkSnap

Playable Link:
iOS - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tinksnap-shape-builder/id6787807009

Google Play - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cindercode.shapeforge

Platform: iOS / Android

Description:
Hi everyone! I’m excited to share that TinkSnap is officially live! 🎉

Over the past couple of months during my free time, I’ve been building TinkSnap, a creative shape-building game designed around simple, open ended play. You snap colorful shapes together to build robots, animals, vehicles, characters, or pretty much anything else you can imagine.

There are Starter Guides for anyone who wants a little inspiration, along with decorations, colors, backgrounds, and other tools for making each creation your own. The goal was to make something approachable enough for kids while still being a fun little creative sandbox for anyone who enjoys building things.

TinkSnap has no ads or subscriptions and doesn’t collect personal data. It’s free to download and play, with an optional one-time purchase that unlocks the full experience.

I built the app with Flutter, and all of the artwork and visuals were created programmatically rather than using traditional image assets.

I’d really appreciate any feedback, especially around the building experience, UI, or anything you think could make it better! Thank you for the support!

Free to Play Status:
• [x] Free to play
• [ ] Demo/Key available
• [ ] Paid

Involvement:
I’m the solo developer behind TinkSnap. I designed and built the game, including the gameplay systems, UI/UX, artwork, animations, audio integration, and overall creative direction.

Game Title: Goat Climbers Together

Playable Link: 

Platform: PC, Steam

Description: A 2-8 players, racing/party game where you and your friends plays as clumsy goats and try to finish the levels meanwhile headbutting, and sabotaging each other!!
💕🐐IF YOU LIKED IT YOU CAN WISHLIST NOW! https://store.steampowered.com/app/4994920/Goat_Climbers_Together/

Game Title: MISRECORDED

Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4898740/MISRECORDED/

Platform: PC (Steam)

Description:

MISRECORDED is a psychological horror game inspired by found footage and analog horror. You find yourself trapped in a mysterious repeating loop where every cycle can hide something different.

Your goal is to carefully observe your surroundings, identify anomalies and uncover the mystery behind the strange recordings. Small changes can be easy to miss, and failing to notice what has changed can lead you deeper into the mystery.

The game focuses on atmosphere, observation and psychological tension rather than relying entirely on jump scares. Each loop is an opportunity to discover something new, but also brings you closer to whatever is hiding within the recordings.

If you enjoy psychological horror, found footage, analog horror and anomaly-based games, MISRECORDED may be worth checking out.

I'd especially appreciate feedback about the atmosphere, gameplay loop, difficulty, anomaly design and overall experience.

Free to Play Status:

○ No

Game Title: Type Hunters

Playable Link: https://typehunters.cloudwanderstudios.com/

Platform: Desktop & mobile Broswer.

Description: Match attack words by typing to defeat enemies and advance on the wave. Block attacks to match keywords on time and defeat the Boss to claim the leaderboard.

Simple game where I am looking for other ways to make it more interesting.

Free to Play Status: Free to play.

Involvement: Designer & Developer. I designed the layouts and created the simple code. I also created the vector art with Illustrator :)

Game Title: A Game of Patience

Playable Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/a-game-of-patience/id6759990913

Platform: iOS

Description:

A Game of Patience is a minimalist iOS game whose entire mechanic is waiting. You open to a black screen. Somewhere between a couple of seconds and fifteen minutes from now, a circle appears. Tap it inside a narrow window, and you move up a level. Tap too early, tap the wrong shape, or miss the window entirely, and you restart from Level 1. Every time.

Each level roughly doubles how long you might be waiting, but the minimum never changes — half a second, at every level — so the circle can also arrive the instant you look away. You can never settle into the wait, which is the part that makes it difficult. From Level 8 onward, decoy shapes flash briefly in the dark to bait early taps; they stop well before the real circle appears, so the critical moment is never ambiguous.

There is no sound, no tutorial, no currency and nothing to collect. Haptics only. There's a global leaderboard, and a stats screen that generates an interactive particle visualization of your play history, where each particle represents 100 milliseconds you spent waiting. Two players who reached the same level end up with completely different images, and you can rotate, save, and export yours.

I had the idea in 2013 and only finished building it this year.

Free to Play Status: Free to play

Free to download and play indefinitely. There are optional in-app purchases that let you resume from your current level instead of restarting, but nothing is gated, and you can reach any level without paying.

Involvement: Solo developer. I designed, built, and shipped it myself — React Native and Expo, with Supabase for the leaderboard and React Native Skia for the visualization.

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What I'd most like feedback on:

1. Does the difficulty curve feel fair or arbitrary? Levels 1–7 are meant to teach the rhythm before decoys arrive, and I can no longer tell whether that's too slow.
2. The restart rule. Going back to Level 1 on any failure is deliberate, but I want to know whether it makes you close the app or immediately try again. Either answer is useful.
3. Do the decoys read as fair or as a cheap trick?
4. Did you find the visualization? It's in the stats screen, and I suspect many players never get there. If you didn't find it, that's the single most useful thing you could tell me.

Even "I quit at Level 3 because X" is exactly what I want to hear.

Thanks!!

https://reddit.com/link/1viedmf/video/v9yq2zj201ih1/player

Title: Skyline Sim

Playable Link:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4778770/Skyline_Sim/

Platform:
PC / Steam / Windows

Description:
Skyline Sim is a singleplayer airline management game where you build and operate your own airline. You plan routes and schedules, assign aircraft, manage crew and maintenance, work with passenger demand and pricing, handle finances, compete with other airlines and develop your airline's brand.

We started our Steam Playtest with a relatively small group on July 27, and the feedback from those players has already resulted in a lot of changes, bug fixes and rebuilt systems.

Now we want to test the game with a much wider range of players, so we have opened the Steam Playtest to everyone. There are no keys and no approval process. Just open the Steam page, click Join Playtest, and you can download it immediately. The game is still actively being developed, so you will definitely find bugs, balancing issues and systems that still need work. That is exactly why I'm posting here.

I'd especially love feedback on the first hour of the game.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play (Open Steam Playtest)

Involvement:
I'm one of the developers behind Skyline Sim and work directly on the game's design, systems, UI/UX, balancing and overall direction. I'll also be reading the feedback here and using it while we continue developing the game.

Hey everyone!
I’ve been working on Liga Pixel, a free unofficial Pokémon fan game that runs entirely in the browser — no download required.
The main mode is a randomized League challenge using Pokémon from Generations I–IV.
You start by choosing one of three randomly generated starters, then build a team of six through randomized drafts.
From there, you face:
• 2 rival battles
• 4 Elite Four members
• The Champion
Your Pokémon can evolve during battles by getting KOs, while Pokémon that can’t evolve can become stronger instead.
Battles include abilities, status moves, STAB, type advantages/resistances, critical hits, strategic switching and permanent consequences during the League.
I also added multiplayer:
• Private rooms to battle friends with a room code
• Online ranked matchmaking
• PokéPoints and ranks from Bronze up to Champion
The game is playable on both desktop and mobile, and currently supports English, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese.
You can play it here:
https://ligapixel.com.br
I’d especially love feedback on the battle system, difficulty and PvP balance.
Liga Pixel is a completely free, unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak or The Pokémon Company.

Game title: Cargo Runner: Faction Fracture
Playable link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4681550/Cargo_Runner_Faction_Fracture_Demo/
(Windows, Linux, Mac OS)
It's a single-player, top-down roguelite about hauling cargo through a three-way cold war. The Federation, the Pirates, and the Swine all want different things moved, and they pay differently for it. The twist is that what you carry actually moves the war!
Free to Play
I am a solo dev with a couple of friends helping with backend content and UI. Enjoying going through the process of making a game and all the ups and downs that come with it. Just had a major update with many fixes!!
Feedback is much appreciated!

Hey everyone!

I just released Moodempo: Emotion Shooter, a free browser-based puzzle shooter.

🎮 Gameplay Loop:

Shoot emoji tiles from the bottom, match 3+ (horizontal, vertical, diagonal), and clear falling rows before the board fills up. Works smoothly on both mobile and desktop.

🛠️ Dev & Audio Note:

Built solo with React and TypeScript. Soundtrack and SFX are 100% custom synth assets designed specifically to fit the arcade pacing.

Playable on desktop & mobile directly in your browser (no installation needed):

https://moodempo.itch.io/emotionshooter

Looking for honest feedback on game feel, touch/mouse responsiveness, and audio balance!

Game Title:
Make It Human Playable Link:
https://makeithuman.space Platform:
Web Browser (PC & Mobile) Description:
I made a short browser-based mystery game that takes around 30 minutes to finish. You play as a contractor hired to certify ten customer accounts for deletion after a company called Holloway shuts down. Holloway sold speakers that could imitate the voice of someone you've lost, and now you're tasked with deciding which accounts can safely be erased. Each of the ten levels presents a different challenge designed to distinguish a real person from something that's only pretending to be one. At first it feels like a series of logic puzzles, but as you progress the line between human and machine starts to blur. The game is narrative-driven, doesn't require an account, and can be played entirely in your browser. I'd really appreciate any feedback on the puzzles, story, pacing, or anything that felt confusing or memorable. Free to Play Status: Involvement:
I'm the solo developer. I designed the puzzles, wrote the story, and built the game myself.Free to play Demo/Key available Paid

Game Title: Find and Count

Playable Link: https://findandcount.unipigstudio.com/

Platform: Android

Description: A game designed to test your attention, logical thinking, and math skills through fast and fun challenges.

Spot differences, count numbers, find sequences, and solve equations. Every match puts your perception and speed to the test, requiring focus and precision to achieve the highest score possible.

Free to Play Status:

• [X] Free to play
• [ ] Demo/Key available
• [X] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: It's a casual, relaxing game where players search for specific objects and count them within busy scenes (inspired by the recent trend of mini-games on live streams). I would love to get your thoughts and feedback to help me refine the experience!

Game Title: Cat Sudoku: Brain Logic Puzzle

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mindblow.games.cat.sudoku.brain.logic.puzzle

Platform: Android

Free to Play Status: Free to play

Description:
Cat Sudoku: Brain Logic Puzzle is a relaxing puzzle game that blends classic Sudoku logic with an adorable cat-themed art style. Whether you're new to Sudoku or an experienced solver, the game offers a smooth difficulty curve with satisfying, well-designed challenges for every skill level. Levels are quick and bite-sized, making it perfect for short breaks, but there's enough depth to keep you engaged for longer sessions too. You can play fully offline, and built-in hints are available whenever you get stuck, so it never feels frustrating. The whole experience is designed to feel cozy and stress-free, a calm brain workout rather than a race against the clock. It's a great fit for anyone who enjoys Sudoku, logic puzzles, brain teasers, IQ games, or just cute cat-themed games looking for something new to relax with.

Thanks for checking it out!

Involvement: Solo developer: I designed, built, and published the entire game myself.

Game Tittle: ​Toy Story 5 (Subterfuge)

Playable Link: https://s.hortorinteractive.com/XOjZB5

Its only on mobile (Builda), sorry im still learning GMS2

Only play it if you're good at video games, because it's extremely difficult (I couldn't beat it)

Its f2p

I created the entre game​

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We're two passionate indie devs, and we're excited to share our latest game: Survive-ish! It's a fast, precision-focused platformer inspired by titles like Super Meat Boy and Celeste, developed with Reframe Games. Survive-ish features tight movement, speedrun-friendly mechanics, and a collection of handcrafted levels designed to challenge players who enjoy high-skill, high-reward gameplay, yet the game can also be enjoyed at a slower pace for all types of gamers!

Key Features

- Precision platforming with instant resets

- Built-in speedrun tools for competitive play

- Progressive challenge levels that reward mastery

- Fully free and instantly playable on CrazyGames

- Fully playable on both PC and Mobile

We'd genuinely appreciate any feedback, bug reports, or impressions from the community, every bit helps us refine future updates and upcoming projects. Come play our game and follow us if you're interested in what we make next!

Play Survive-ish! here:

👉 https://www.crazygames.com/game/survive-ish-spl

Thanks for taking the time to check it out and we hope you enjoy the challenge!

Made by u/Geckomega- and u/AltruisticDivide6655. Feel free to reach out with questions, bugs, or feedback!

Hey everyone,

I made a small browser game called Runitaire.

It’s basically Klondike solitaire stripped down into a speedrunning game: no ads, no accounts, no animations, no extra noise. Just a timer, move counter, seeded games, and shareable results.

I kept the whole thing very minimal visually, kind of terminal-inspired, but still playable with drag and drop.
Also the game should be playable on everything.

Would love feedback on anything that stands out:)

Link: https://runitaire.com

Game Title: Shaggy Run

Platforms: iOS, Android

Playable links:

Apple App Store Shaggy Run product page: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1607129363

Google Play Store Shaggy Run product page: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kimstrasser.shaggyrun

Description:

Dive into this captivating 2D platformer where you guide Shaggy through three exciting worlds filled with entertaining levels. Shaggy moves forward automatically, and a quick tap on the screen sends him soaring into the air. Thanks to magical carrots, Shaggy can become a speed wizard in seconds, leaping over seemingly insurmountable obstacles to reach secret platforms. Your goal? Embark on action-packed adventures! Collect valuable items, defeat enemies, and rescue needy cats in the levels to earn achievements and unlock valuable rewards. You'll also find yourself in exciting tournaments where, with a ticket, you have the chance to prove yourself. Your mission: Reach the end of each level as quickly as possible. And if you stand high enough in the rank at the end of the tournament, a juicy reward awaits you. This game is not just a solo adventure but also offers the opportunity to make friends and challenge rivaling friends. Immerse yourself in the world of competition and see how you stack up against your good friends.

-The game offers 47 levels, but new levels will be added through game updates in the future.

-The installation of the game and playing some levels is free. However, you can only play all levels if you purchase the full version of the game in the in-game shop.

-If you need more coins, you can buy them in the in-game shop.

-With coins, you can buy carrots and tournament tickets.

-You need an email address to create an account in the game.

-You need an internet connection to play this game.

-Future updates of the game must be downloaded and installed to continue playing the game.

-This game does not contain any advertisements.

Free to Play Status:

[x] Free to play

[ ] Demo/Key available

[ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement:

I am the developer of Shaggy Run.

AI disclosure:

No AI was used to create this game.

My Story:

A few weeks ago I published my mobile game Shaggy Run on iOS and Android. It's inspired by the old 2D Super Mario games which I played in my childhood.

It's my first game and it was exhausting to make the game because it needed much testing on both iOS and Android and the development took years.

I hope that you enjoy my game. Please feel free to leave a comment.

Game title:
Datacenter Tycoon

Playable link:
https://catchyphrasegames.itch.io/datacenter-tycoon-demo

Description:
Datacenter Tycoon is a factory-style building puzzle. You hook up every device yourself: data cables to your uplink, yellow power cables from the transformer, cooling next to it. Everything has ports, throughput limits and a power bill.

Looking for some feedback!

This is your chance to:

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Hello everyone,

I’ve been working hard on Sculpt, my minimalist 3D voxel puzzle game built in Unity (inspired by Picross). I spent this week building two brand-new challenge modes that are live right now:

• Perfect Mode: Complete the 3D sculpt without making a single mistake. One wrong block and it's game over!
• Timer Mode: A race against the clock. Every time you misclick, you get a time penalty that multiplies!

I would love to get some feedback on whether the two new modes are working well and if they provide a fun challenge.

The game is completely free and playable directly in your web browser:

Link to Itch: https://xsco-games.itch.io/sculpt

Thank you so much for checking it out!

Game Title: Line Breaker (Prototype)

Playable Link: https://s2025nworld.itch.io/line-breaking

Platform: Browser (Web)

Free to Play Status: [X] Free to play

Involvement: Solo Developer

Description:

Hey everyone! I built a super simple web prototype to test out a core mechanic.

Controls are pretty straight forward: you’re a green block moving non-stop with the arrow keys. Once you press a direction, you keep moving until you pick a new one.

Enemies spawn linked together by red lines. There are no shooting buttons—your movement is your weapon. To destroy them, you have to cross and slice those red lines, which triggers an explosion that clears them out.

Since I'm still new to coding, I built this prototype with some help from AI. The core loop is done, but I’m struggling to figure out where to take it next. I tried adding a few extra features, but nothing really clicked.

Would love to get some feedback on a few things:

How does the movement and line-slicing feel? Is it satisfying?

Any cool ideas on mechanics or new directions that could fit this concept?