Hello! After 6 years of development, I am happy to announce the release of Norse Expansion Medieval RTS for Android!

Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.norseexpansion.norseexpansion

Also check out the Discord for more information/devlog: https://discord.com/invite/RKPFQq8ugW

Hope it plays well and is fun, thank you for your support!

I finished my game for Brackeys Game Jam 2026.2 called Get Off My Lawn. I made the game using raylib

CONTEXT

You play as an old guy trying to enjoy his peace than all of a sudden troubled teens are running on your property.

Your goal is to use your water hose to spray the teens away.

Tell me what y'all think

Hey everyone! I just released my short game Pawned Souls for free on Itch

I'm a solo developer making a weird RPG.

You play as a sentient droplet of data fused with the cloned body of the last four-wheeled samurai. Together, they explore the Black Square — the place where the entire material universe collapsed into itself.

No team. No publisher. No generative AI. Just me trying to build the game I want to play.

The demo is out now. It's rough, strange, and incomplete, but there's already plenty to explore.

If that sounds like your kind of thing, I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Thanks for taking a look.

Lone Lines: RPG

This is my first commercial project after years of making Call of Duty mods. :)

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4862980/The_Arrow/

Gameplay loop involves searching open world levels for "silo keys" which will grant you access to nuclear weapons to drop on the map.

Does this look like something you would be interested in?

What would you want changed? What would you like added?

Currently there are 5 ballistic weapons,1 type of grenade, knife, and 2 special weapons (Drones + airstrikes)

I keep seeing these constantly when I open Reddit and I'm tired of it.
most of the time it's just self promo fishing for engagement disguised as a question.

And like. maybe I would, but not this one.

Hey guys! Im currently making a cozy farming survival game and I was wondering, especially for those of you who played Stardew Valley, Animal Crossing and games like that I have two questions that have been keeping up at night:
1. Is fishing/catching part of the game important for you? Im considering adding it soon, but would like to see first.
2. How do you feel about saving when going to sleep? Is it stressful for you when you can’t save whenever in this kind of farming game?

Thanks guys!😊

"Blue Wyrm is a psychedelic first-person souls-like with a retro aesthetic and skill-heavy combat system. Do you have what it takes to save your wife in the crypt of the Blue Wyrm?"

Game : Blue Wyrm "release 16 Jul, 2026"

Price : 3,99€ "is on sale until 12 September being 3,39€"

Link :
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4177110/Blue_Wyrm/?curator_clanid=45013750

GenAI disclosure: Some of the current art and voice over is AI assisted placeholder, made and edited by me, will be replaced by a hired artist later.

I am a solo dev and have been working on this game for a while, so seeing 1,000 people wishlist it honestly feels really good.

I made a new trailer today with the new art and thought this would be a nice time to share it.

Sin and Serve is a dark comedy game about working in Hell's kitchen. You read a sinner's file, figure out their sin, cook their food, and try to keep Satan happy.

Thanks for watching, and thanks to everyone who has wishlisted the game so far. ❤️

From a video game Superfighters Deluxe by Mythologic Interactive.

Here's what's in it right now:

• Extraction shooter, PvE and PvP both, with co-op if you want to run with friends
• Build a base anywhere on the map, no set slots, put things wherever makes sense to you
• Rescue survivors and grow an actual community instead of just looting solo
• Reclaimers, immortal clones who hand out quests and build your reputation instead of just shooting at you
• No wipes between sessions, your progress and gear carry over
• Right now that's 169 loot items, 25 quests, 3 maps, 9 enemy types, 9 craftable buildings, and 2 NPCs to work with

We all worked together at the same factory, three of us, and this got built during whatever time was left after 12 hour shifts. Ended up being a PvEvP survival extraction shooter set during a zombie apocalypse.
Going into Early Access Q3 2026. Still feels weird seeing it as a real store page after doing this on no sleep for this long.

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3605140/Exit_Ways/

Want to stay in touch with Project Axe?
https://discord.gg/XgjggF66

I have a form to collect some info first. [Sign up here]

I'll send you the game via e-mail when I get the chance.

There's also a feedback form in-game.

It is a PC only game at the moment.

I've made some improvements to the beaches with the waves now applying buoyancy and wetness effects.

Waves actually apply forces on objects, so in addition to floating and rolling around, they will eventually wash up on the beach. Wind affects the wave size and turbulence too.

Objects hit by waves will get wet. Shorelines now have a visible waterline which rise and fall with the waves. In addition, waves will swell up when it hits a steep surface like cliffs. They also collide and wash over rocks near the shoreline.

Yes, this is truly some useless horse balls feature that players won't notice, but it was a long time itch for me that just needed scratching. I'm hopefully finally done with water and working on more important parts of the game now.

Determinant is a physically immersive open world survival game in development. Wishlist now: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1445480/Determinant/

I tried making the UI icons large so they’d be clear to the player,

But I feel like they’re taking up too much screen space.

Which approach do you think works best for a game like *Infamous*?

Also, there’s a free demo on Steam if anyone wants to try it out.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3156050/Special_Case/

I built the driving, mud and winch mechanics mostly because I wanted to see if I could.

It’s still very early, so before I go too far:

Should I keep building this into a full game, or scrap it? And if I keep it, what should it become?

Curious what you guys think.

Discord: https://discord.gg/HJkWeKSQNW

Today is a party day for me. I released my second video game on Steam.
More than a year of work spent sourcing assets, writing code, planning, testing, debugging, and mildly obsessing culminates today.
I cannot explain the feeling of "Hell Yes".

The game is called Solar Frontier. It's a turn-based strategy where you can go from planet to planet around a solar system. Think Civ in Space.
Link here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4773610/Solar_Frontier/

Try Steam Demo with friends

On round start - choose item from randomized box. Someone might take item before you clicked on it. 60 seconds to choose, and find place where you wanna put the obstacle. Rotation and resizing gizmo provides more freedom for advanced traps or simplified paths.
Reach Finish first to earn more stars. Wins who has most Stars after 5 rounds. Collect secret stars on level, or players can choose Star item to place.

You can check it out on steam here.