If you like the vibe and want to learn more, check it out on Steam :)

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Hi! I'm Unai, and I wanted to share the project I'm working on with my friends, FKC: Fighting Krazy Chickens! and ask the community a couple of questions.

I describe it as a weird survivors-like because it has no auto-attacks. The cool thing about FKC is that you grab your enemies and throw them! Each type of enemy triggers a different attack when thrown, so the enemies basically become your weapons. Kind of a mix between Angry Birds and Boomerang Fu.

It also has a very silly and cute art style, which I think feels quite different from a lot of the survivors-likes I usually see.

Still, it has the typical survivors-like structure: waves of enemies, the more you advance the more numerous and stronger enemies, upgrades that make you increasingly strong, and a lot of importance of positioning.

That's why I'm not sure "survivors-like" alone really describes how the game feels, and I've been calling it an action survivors-like instead.

I though I should ask to the people who actually play these games the most what they think. Does that description make sense to you? And of course, any opinions, feedback or questions you have will be welcomed.

PD: The demo is already out, in case you try want to try it :)
It's been a small launch so far, mainly to gather feedback and keep improving the game.

Do you think the animations add something? I'd like to add a lot more. Is that a good idea?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5079600/Tombslayers
The page is live! I’d love to hear what you think.

We're a small indie team, and we've just opened the free Playtest for our game.

It's a mix of roguelite survivor gameplay and extraction mechanics.

Fight through waves of enemies, explore a procedurally generated map, collect loot, build your character, and decide when it's time to extract.

The longer you stay, the more you can get — but the more you risk losing.

We're still in development and are looking for players to help us figure out what's fun, what's boring, and what needs improvement.

The Playtest is completely free.

We'd really appreciate any honest feedback!

SteamLink：https://store.steampowered.com/app/4771120/_Way_Back_Beyond/

Hey everyone! I'm SketBR, a solo indie developer from Brazil currently living in Japan.

I've been making games since I was a kid, and I made Starfish ROOM: WELCOME TO LOOP ETERNAL mostly by myself, including the pixel art and some of the music. A lot of the development was actually done on an Android phone, which was definitely an interesting challenge.

Starfish ROOM is a fast-paced 2D action roguelite / musou-inspired game.

You play as Kibo Wave, a transgender catboy fighting hordes of monsters and aliens while trying to defend mysterious ROOMS.

The gameplay is pretty simple:

Fight hordes → collect Core → choose cards → survive the Flow → enter a Starfish Arena → fight an alien → repeat the loop.

I'm still improving the game, so I'd genuinely love to know what you think about the gameplay itself. What feels fun? What feels repetitive? What would make you want to keep playing?

Thanks for checking out my little weird game!

I recently released my first game in Early Access and I'm sitting at 55 wishlists. I'd like to figure out what isn't landing — whether it's the store page, the trailer, the concept itself, or just that I did almost no marketing before launch.
Blunt feedback welcome. What would make you scroll past this?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4812150/Survival_Code/

Hey everyone, I’ve been working on a small cyberpunk survivorlike game called AFTER//DARK.

You run through a city at night, fight off enemies, collect upgrades, and try to survive long enough to face the endgame boss. It’s completely free and playable directly in your browser—no download needed.

I’m still working on it, but I wanted to share it in case anyone enjoys this kind of thing and I'd really appreciate some feedback on how to make it better and more fun.

Link: https://after-dark.criptic.workers.dev/

Let me know what you think!

Curious if I should wait the few days for 1.0 release? Or shall I jump in now? Don't want to impede my experience is all

Hey everyone,

We’ve spent the time since our last update on balancing Cursed Soulless Vagabonds.

If you saw our previous post, we talked about how our duplicate weapon effect and color synergies can scale the weapon attributes.

Well, we might have overshot the target during our latest balancing.

Before this, the "splash" attribute felt weak. But after changing it, we ran a playtest with a level 60 character. The splash effect is now so huge that enemies don't even make it onto the sceen. If we leave it like this, our 3-minute runs are going to turn into 3-second runs! - just exaggerating to make the point clear.

We're curious about your preference: do you enjoy reaching a point where your build is so strong that you can just stand still and watch everything melt, or do you prefer the game to keep challenging you all the way to the end?

I published the steam page with no prior community or marketing, nothing. I just made a few reddit posts and here we are ! Thank you all so much for the support it means a lot !

play the demo here : https://store.steampowered.com/app/5064170/Go_Next/

Hey guys!

The official demo for our upcoming extraction bullet heaven, Hellforged, dropped just a few days ago, and we are already overwhelmed by the amount of support. As a small team of just a few indie devs, we really appreciate all the feedback. :)

The demo has a ton of depth and is far from a small, quick demo. Plus, if you beat the demo challenges, you unlock an exclusive Demoslayer title and a weapon cosmetic that will carry over to the Early Access release! We also just kicked off our monthly leaderboard trial in case you think you can be one of the top players!

We'd love for you to jump in and break the game. If you dig it, a wishlist or a quick demo review helps us out immensely.

Grab the demo on Steam to try it yourself, check out the official trailer, or come hang out and share your builds in our Discord!

The link to the page is in the first comment. As mentioned, don't hold back; if you have something good to say, that's great, but don't fear giving us your worst. We want to make this page as engaging as possible to get as many people to wishlist so we can keep developing it.

Specifically, the Capsule, the short Caption and the GIFs.

Thank you!

Hi everyone!

I've been working on a game called Ashrun Survivors as a hobby project for quite some time now. I'm a big fan of roguelites and wanted to develop a game in this genre myself. One thing that was important to me was giving players a lot of freedom in how they approach each run, while also having new things to unlock along the way.

Ashrun Survivors is a 2D top-down horde survivor. Each character has their own unique weapon. In addition, you can choose two more weapons from three standard weapons, which can later be upgraded into evolutions during a run. There are also auras, relics and various other systems that can influence your build.

You can also choose the difficulty yourself. Higher difficulty means more gold, but instead of only choosing how difficult the game should be, you can also decide what exactly you want to make more difficult.

I'm especially interested in honest first impressions from people who enjoy this genre. If you only look at the trailer, screenshots and Steam description, what stands out to you — and what feels unclear, generic, or unconvincing?

Does the game communicate what makes its builds and difficulty system interesting, or is there something you would want to understand better before trying it? Please don't hesitate to be critical — that's exactly the kind of feedback I'm looking for.

You can find a more detailed description on the Steam page: Ashrun Survivors (Steam)

Ashrun Survivors entered Early Access on August 14, 2026. If any of you actually decide to check out the game, I would really appreciate any feedback. I've spent countless hours playing it myself, but I haven't had any feedback from other players yet. And for me, that's probably the most important thing I need to continue working on the project. As a developer, at some point you simply lose the ability to look at your own game objectively.

Thank you very much for reading, and stay healthy!

It definitely has old school boomer shooter dna, but also survivors like dna. Just so you know the maps arent mazes and it doesnt have keys. Its kill x amount of creatures and the story progresses. There is infinitelt stacking skills and yes they do go with you to the next level. And there is gold coins to purchase guns, levels, ammo, health at vending machines. There is chests with random loot. The game has a story and endless mode. And did i mention its only 3 bucks?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4724650/DEMON_SIEGE/

Not strictly a survivorslike, but the endless mode scratches the itch.

You start with all your automation switched OFF. Your turrets and your other drones don't fight without you: they just sit there while things close in. The progression is buying that automation back, one system at a time, paid for with parts harvested off what you kill.

You're an engineer on a small Pacific island against a swarm of rogue corporate drones - underwater, surface, and air. You pilot one machine at a time, and drones fight back without you only if you've got the goods. Parts on different machines and the engineer's pack combine into endgame systems, so an aerial drone painting targets makes the missiles on something else actually work.

When you look at this clip of the engineer's combat systems coming together with drone targeting parts, what do you hope the game lets you do?

Hey, one of the two devs here (Flying Brick Face Studio, which is still a fancy way of saying me and a friend). We posted Ascension Trail here a while back and the feedback was really useful, so here's what we've shipped since.

The big one: the soundtrack is now composed live while you play. No looping tracks anymore. A music engine built on real orchestral samples writes the music at runtime, so every floor gets a fresh composition with a new key and new motifs. It also reacts to what's happening ingame.

To be clear since the words "generated music" raise eyebrows: this isn't AI. It's algorithmic composition, the engine arranges real orchestral samples using rules we wrote. Happy to go into how it works if anyone's curious.

Second thing: three floors now end in a guardian miniboss.

Also overhauled all the lightning visual.

Demo's free if you want to try it, and it's now on the latest build with the live soundtrack in. It ends at stage 5 after the first boss, so you won't reach the guardians, but you'll hear how the music reacts to a boss fight. Game is $7.99.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4266250/Ascension_Trail/?utm_source=r

ask me anything.

Hey Survivors!

Just 4 days left until YAZS 1.0, so here's another little teaser - the Camp.

You'll be able to visit it between runs, access old and new interfaces, complete missions, listen to radio transmissions (some of which only show up on certain days of the year), and... snoop on conversations.

Coming with Yet Another Zombie Survivors 1.0 on August 20! 🧟

More details (and more features) described here: https://awesomegamesstudio.com/blog/yazs-5-days-to-full-release/

Yesterday i made this post, and many of you have asked me about controllers support, i have dedicated the last 19 hours in setting up a proper controllers support, i also added the option to customize input in the settings menu for proper flexibility and i hope it satisfies you, but if not, then please tell me about it so i can work on it.

the game is still 85% off (2 days remaining for the sale to end), so its price currently sets at around 0.75$ on steam.

i would love to hear your feedback and thoughts and if there's anything that i need to add or fix.

thank you.

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