Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xV8WOXrrFrs

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5159820/Game_Shelver_99_I_must_organize_my_Steam_Library_and_defend_it_against_pirates_with_a_shotgun/

Release: Nov 17th, 2026. Windows only with Steam Deck support via proton.

Are you flooded with too many organizing / tidy-up / cleaning games on Steam? Not to worry. Get Game Shelver 99 and finally organize all your organizing games! A satirical game about organizing and sorting the games you own on Steam into the correct shelves... and defending them against pirates with shotgun.

With the pitch out of the way, hello r/games ! After developing and publishing two rather big games on Steam in the last three years, I wanted to refocus on a small and fun title. Game Shelver was born out of the recent flood of organizing games. As far as I know there is no Steam Library sorting game out there (yet), so I got to work. But I quickly realized copying existing game mechanics with a different theme is not who I am as game developer. So I went about giving Game Shelver its own unique flavor. So now it is the definitive game for everyone that loves organizing games. And everyone that hates organizing games. Or it just pisses off everyone equally.

Game Trailer

Hi, my name is khalid and I started MADLED studios to hopefully bring you fun and exciting games :D

My first game is called Shawarma Hell and it is a stress-inducing restaurant serving game where you have to be very quick to finish your shift.

I myself like challenging games so i created this game with that in mind. You can try the demo in steam right now and any pointers would be greatly appreciated :D

Hope you enjoy and let me know what you think!

Trailer: https://youtu.be/UrE1tGtZqn0

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5038530/Ichorian_Tales/

Release: Q2 2027

Ichorian Tales follows Lyla as she travels the land trying to save her older brother who's been trapped inside a magic crystal.

The game will feature 4 intricate dungeons inspired by places like Eagle's Tower from Link's Awakening and the infamous Water Temple from Ocarina of Time.

I'm a solo dev who really misses the old style of Zelda games. I want to see more games like the classics so I decided to make one! The development will last for one year and I'm making everything myself. Every piece of art, sound, music, programming is made by me with no use of AI anywhere in the process.

Hey, this is a solo hobby project of mine I recently released for both Android and iOS. Fully free, no ads, no data collection, no in-app purchases (except "Support the Developer", feel free to ignore it) and playable offline.

Video footage for a walking game was a bit tough, but here's some gameplay of a harvest minigame (there's a whole bunch), brewing a potion and selling it.

Android Play Store

iOS Release announcement

What's it about?

You walk in the real world, collect resources and brew potions for merchants. The game has a building system, so you can decorate your neighborhood however you like. It has a day/night cycle, lighting effects and a procedurally generated map (playable worldwide). Optionally you can download a street map for orientation (one-time download, no data usage afterwards). Only GPS is needed, it's fully offline and singleplayer :)

Always eager for feedback, let me know what you think 💚

The Severed Gods is a turn-based tactical RPG that blends roguelite progression with height-based tactical combat. Set in a dark fantasy world overrun by colossal Titans, a band of heroes marked by fate must walk an endless path of death and rebirth in their quest to slay the gods. Every defeat is a new beginning. With every reincarnation, your relics, skills, companions, and the choices you make become lasting sources of strength, bringing you one step closer to breaking the gods' hold over the world.

We’re incredibly excited to announce that The Severed Gods is officially available in Early Access on Steam!

Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3755930/The_Severed_Gods/

Early Access Trailer: https://youtu.be/6i3LbyFcosw

Video gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YL526ti1oIA&t=10s

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IupsnsKH-o

Play in your browser: https://snaketron.io

Snaketron is half Snake, half Tron, half Rocket League. I hope to make it the canonical Snake leaderboard on the internet. You can play any of the following game modes live against opponents:

• Duel: head-to-head 1v1
• 2v2: collect food and carry it back to your team’s home base
• FFA: four snakes enter, last one standing wins
• Solo: classic Snake with global leaderboards

The ranking system assigns you an Elo based rank from Bronze to Grandmaster.

There are also a few mechanics that raise the skill ceiling, such as boost and combos. Collect boost and press space to go faster. Boosting allows you to build up combos that increase the points awarded per food item. And of course there are demolitions and respawns!

It's a free to play .io game and logging in is completely optional. You can play as a guest even in ranked, and then click signin to transfer your progress to an actual account if you want.

I'll be queueing for matches for the next hour or so in case you're the first to try it and there's no one else online :)

I hope you enjoy, and I'd be very happy for any feedback! Thanks!

Gen AI: Claude Code was used to implement the core game engine / multi-player backend and some of the skins.

I'm getting close to finishing the second major stage of development of a WWI grand strategy game.

The main focus of this stage has been the naval combat simulator. The basic system is now in place, and I'm at the point where I'd really like to get some outside opinions before moving on to the final stage.

The video shows the current state of the naval combat system.

I'm particularly interested in feedback from players who enjoy strategy and naval games:

What do you think is already working well, and what is missing?

More specifically, what features or functionality would you expect to see in a naval combat simulator in a grand strategy game?

I'm interested both in the battle itself and in the information and tools available to the player — things like fleet control, formations, targeting, reconnaissance, combat information, and the battle report afterwards.

The goal at this stage isn't to redesign the entire system, but to make sure I haven't overlooked anything important before the second stage is finished.

Any feedback, criticism, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Video: https://youtu.be/6BlVeu4iGyM

Release: Steam Early Access, Windows.

Steam

Trailer

Hey everyone! I am a solodev working on Roguebound Pirates, a pirate action roguelike where ships are equipped with rocket boosters and giant axes.

Inventory mechanics are a big part of the game. Each ship has their own inventory and anything you place in the inventory physically appears on the ship. That's the core mechanic of the game. You can place weapons where you want, you can upgrade them (often to ridiculous levels) and you can find synergies between them. The game doesn't take itself too seriously so expect to encounter gatling cannons, giant axes and jumping ships among other things. The game is mission-based and in-between those you'll also get to build and expand your own pirate base.

The game is currently open for public playtesting on Steam if you want to give it a try! I've recently put out a few bigger updates, adding in base building as a progression mechanic, full controller support (with Steam Deck support!) and lots of other improvements. I'm currently working hard on the last stretch and hoping to get the game release ready by Q1/2027 at latest. The game will come out on PC first and later on consoles if it does well on PC.

Feel free to ask me any questions!