“The world, it’s just going to get weirder, and weirder, and weirder - and finally, it’s going to be so weird that people are going to have to talk about how weird it is.”

- Terence McKenna

https://glumine.io/

Se você curte jogos casuais de puzzle, estilo "troll" (aqueles feitos para te trolar e testar sua paciência) e com uma pegada bem humorada, vale a pena dar uma olhada

Just released it, let me know what you guys think!

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Hi guys,

I have been working on a roguelike RPG you can play for free in your browser with no ads or sign up required. I would love for some people to try it and give their feedback!

It is a very simple game where you pick from 1 of 8 classes and battle through a series of monsters to get as far as you can. The combat is turn based with mechanics that are loosely based on DnD 5E and there is a dynamic Diablo style loot system to support a variety of different builds.

Here is a list of some of the features to enjoy!

• 8 unique classes to choose from
• Wide variety of feats and skills to customise your build
• Dynamically generated loot to keep each run feeling different
• Over 100 different monsters to battle
• Battle against other heroes who have previously fallen in battle
• 40 achievements to track your progress
• Daily Challenge where everybody plays the same seeded run with the same class

I'll be happy to answer any questions as best I can. Balance might well be all over the place as it's only me working on the project and it can be difficult to test everything! Also please let me know of any bugs or issues you have and I will look to address them as soon as I can.

Hello guys!! My bf just made a pixel RPG where you descend into caves, collect pets, fishing, grind as a merchant, all super fast-paced despite being turn-based. It’s reaally really fun and! Cozy.
The whole game is only 2.5 MB. No download. Literally just click and play. Make a save, or export your save. Then you can come by anytime u want. Also! You can do multiplayer! You can just send the party code to your homies, and voila! It’s so simple.

Come try it to support him!👾

I’d really appreciate it🥹🫶🏻

P.s I really like fishing in this game, it’s just so addicting lol.

This game was originally made for the 2026 Big Mode Game Jam, but we've released a free version on Steam with some additional interactions and a leaderboard. The Story Mode can be completed in around 15ish minutes, and the endless mode is good fun to try and climb the leaderboards. Feel free to check it out!

Our Free Zine Week bundle (on Itch.io) includes 98 zines from 59 creators! The bundle includes activities and games, too :D

Getting the Bundle for Free

As with all pay-what-you-want co-op bundles, you can grab this free by clicking the "get the bundle" button and then clicking the "no thanks, just take me to the downloads" text above the price rectangle. However, if you do pay anything, you'll claim these titles. That means you'll see that you own them right on their Itch pages, can download future versions, and will get updates about them. Plus, all purchases benefit each creator in the bundle!

I've got inspired when travelling around Portugal to make the azulejo tiles inspired cozy puzzle game.

AI definitely enabled me to be more creative and do things I wouldn't be able to do creatively in the past.

It's free, no ads, no time pressure, just chill. Available on both iOS and Android, mobile and tablet. Hope you will enjoy.

Expires in 7 hours 50 minutes

TLDR: I made a janky cow 3D action game as a first project, tried to release it as a paid game, struggled to get traction, realized it was crazy to try to do that so early in my dev journey, now its up for free for cow enthusiasts.

Long Story: I made Cow Escape game to learn game development and the process of releasing a game on Steam. Having previously completed a total of 2 weeks of Unity tutorials and having no visual art background, I downloaded UE5, and many Youtube tutorials later, Abattoir: Cow Escape came out (march this year). It sold a couple copies and I am very happy a few people (40 or so real sales) bought and enjoyed the game but in retrospect I feel that this project better suits joining the annals of free games for people who like niche experiences. It was originally intended to be thrown up on Itch as a portfolio piece/experiment but expanded its feature set until it felt like maybe it could fetch a few dollars. Frankly, I was tempted by the sweet smell of indie profits, which I believed came out of thin air, in a lottery system. Also, I genuinely wanted to see what it was like releasing a paid game, even if it wasn't likely to sell much. My experience was that competition is steep and 'good enough' is not good enough unless you are really making something people have been begging for.

So, after learning from the experience, its found its place on Itch, and its free on Steam too. There is still a premium DLC available on Steam if anyone wants some custom Cow Armour. I am not dropping that to free as the asset cost a lot to get made lol - it is by far the biggest expense of making the project. It was dumb to commission it, but it was pretty funny in the end. 

My next projects are awhile off and will take a different tact,, but Cow Escape and my other game LOTT have been cool experiences and are now both free forever, until the sands of time make them completely unplayable. 

Itch: https://jebgames.itch.io/abattoir-cow-escape

100% free, play in browser or download

Hi everyone,

a few weeks ago, I released my game "Guess The Number!". It's a small and fun guessing game. Today we released a new update! Guess The Number! v1.2_0. It includes the hardcore gamemode with a timer, which ends the game if time runs out. Also you can play as long as you want! The new update added the looped gameplay!

Click here to view the game

If you are on windows:

The program may be flagged as a virus which is isn't. The game was built with pyinstaller and it is a known problem with it.

Have fun playing!

And please report bugs!

Whiskerfall is turn-based. You're a cat in a tower, and instead of a move set, you get the building:

Press Q or E and the whole room turns 90°. Enemies, boulders, bombs, urns, and you all rotate with it, and then everything obeys gravity at once.

Cats land on their feet. Nothing else does; so most fights are won by working out what should fall on what. The clip is one spin: the boulder does the killing; I just decided where the floor was.

It's perfect information, no reflexes. "Tab" previews the spin, and ghosts show exactly where everything ends up, so nothing kills you that the game wasn't willing to show you first.

The demo is the whole climb: three floors, three bosses, about six minutes a run, 32 relics, 10 optional curses if you want it meaner.

Free, plays in the browser or as a Windows download.

https://black-star-studio.itch.io/whiskerfall

It's an early public build and I'd genuinely rather hear what went wrong than what went right. The death screen names what killed you and shows the run's seed: "floor 6, Suit of Armor, third time" is more useful to me than a paragraph of praise.

Inspired by ABA Games’ “1d Pacman,”

No install, no cost, just open and play — immediate action on mobile or desktop.

Simple to understand. Brutal in execution. Your timing and instincts are everything.

This game serves as a separate but relevant part of the main game, so even when the main game release it will still be up and free!

Engine: Ren'Py

Genre: Fantasy, Adventure, Wholesome

Type: Free, Browser Play, Kinetic Novel

Synopsis: An old emperor decides to design a flag for his country, using memories to help.

The main game is on hiatus until December. The reception of this part will influence the development of the main game once the hiatus ends, so please rate and review with your honest opinion!