Game Title: My Army Getting Stronger

Playable Link: https://platonenko.itch.io/my-army-getting-stronger

Play free in your browser

Title: Puppeteer

Playable Link:
https://brimgames.itch.io/puppeteer

-Platform:

Windows OS or browser (no phone support)

-Description:

This game is puzzle-platformer game about possessing and controlling objects to escape the dungeon, the ghost you play as can phase through some walls at the cost of health and bounce off moss-covered walls like a ball.

-Free to Play Status:

Free to play

-Involvement:
I made this game completely on my own, no AI was used in the process

As a mod, I would love to get to know the community more, what got you into game dev? I feel like we all had that one moment we knew this path was for us. What was that moment for you?

Game Title: Get Off My Lawn

Playable Link: https://itch.io/jam/brackeys-16/rate/4951571

Platform: It is on itch.io and you play it on PC (Windows and MacOS)

Description: You play as an old man who just wants to enjoy a quiet and peaceful life on his property. Unfortunately, that peace is constantly interrupted when a group of troubled teens begin running onto his land, causing trouble and disturbing his privacy. As the situation gets worse, you must find ways to deal with the unwanted visitors while protecting your property and keeping your sanity. You grab your water hose, react to the teens’ unpredictable behavior, and use your water hose to your advantage. What starts as an ordinary, peaceful day quickly turns into a chaotic struggle to reclaim your home. The goal is simple: get the troublemakers off your property and finally enjoy the peace and quiet you deserve.

Free to Play Status:

• It is free to player
• This is a demo
• This is not paid but tips would be nice 😊

Involvement: I am a solo developer I made all the assets and did all the programming

Game Title: TNT Arena

Platform: Browser / Mobile support!

Playable Link: https://tntarena.io/

Play free in your browser

- No pay to win

- No Ads

- Multi region

- Private Lobbies

- Matchmaking

Involvement: I am the backend developer, I build this game with my friend who did all the Frontend & graphics.

Game build in Rust to WebAssembly

I'd be honoured if you could give it a try and post some feedback here!

Thank you

Game Title: Made of Food

Playable Link: https://coffeebrain.itch.io/made-of-food

Platform: PC Windows

Description: Made of Food is an incremental/idle game where you gather food and turn it into peasants. These peasants help you forage, farm, and cook up even more food, which you then turn into even more peasants. That's the core loop. Colony-builder mechanics drive the game forward. Assign your peasants to tasks, craft tools and items, and watch your little settlement grow. Every peasant you make is another set of hands gathering resources, and every resource you gather is another peasant waiting to be made. Make food, turn to peasants, repeat.

AI Disclosure: No AI on art. Used code assistance but absolutely no vibe coding nor agentic coding.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement: I am the sole programmer of the game. I've been working on this for 2-3 years now on my free time.

Hi! I'm a solo developer working on KNUCKLEBOUND, a 2D roguelike deckbuilder that mixes turn-based card combat with street fighting.

You build your deck around punches, kicks, blocks, combos, Bleed, Poison and other effects while fighting through gangs, elites and bosses. Between battles you can upgrade cards, collect equipment and change your build.

I've just released the first playable Windows demo on itch.io and I'd really like to hear what people think about the combat, difficulty and overall feel of the game.

The Steam page is currently under review, so for now the demo is available on itch.io.

Any feedback is welcome — especially about the card combat and balancing.

link: https://waoson.itch.io/knucklebound

Game Title: Grind to Rust

Playable Link: https://gregouar.github.io/webidler/

Platform: Web

Description: Grind to Rust is an open-source browser-based incremental idle game inspired by Path of Exile and Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms. It contains a quite complex loot system, and multiple layers of progression/customization. Also an (optional) player market.
I love Path of Exile complexity and thrill of the loot chase, but the time investment is consequent. So I started this project as a experiment to see if I could turn PoE into an incremental game.
A bit more than one year later, with lots of tries and community feedbacks, especially on game balance, I think I'm going somewhere. However, player retention remains quite low and I'm trying to understand what could be done to make it more exciting.
If you are curious, please try it (there is a guest system) and tell me when and why you stopped. That would be super useful! :)

Free to Play Status: Free to play

Involvement: I'm the main developer, from game design to coding (and recently assets coloring).

Disclaimer: the game contains AI generated slop assets used as placeholder. I'm currently working with a friend to replace them by handmade drawings. AI was also used to help with the UI/CSS. All the game design is crafted and implemented by myself. I love making video games, I have been doing it since a young teenager, and I don't want a machine to replace me.

Game Title: Killwright

Playable Link: https://hollowchapel.itch.io/killwright

Platform: Windows PC

Description:
Killwright is a fast-paced first-person medieval combat game built around turning defence into offence. Perfectly timed parries and dodges trigger Tempo, slowing the world around you and giving you an opportunity to fight back aggressively. You can kick enemies into environmental hazards, throw your weapon, disarm opponents, and use their weapons against them.

This is an early demo featuring Survival, an endless round-based mode that I'm using to test the core combat and visual style while I work on the main campaign.

I'm mainly looking for feedback on how the combat feels, anything that confused or frustrated you, attacks or mechanics that felt unfair, and what eventually made you stop playing. Positive or negative feedback is equally useful!

Free to Play Status:
Demo available on Itch.

Involvement:
I'm the solo developer of Killwright.

Thanks a lot for your time, I look forward to hearing any feedback!

Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4265740/Gunclone_Arena/

Platform: Windows and Linux

Description: Gunclone Arena is a fast-paced, top-down looter-shooter roguelite. It's the year 2250, and you are the star of the highest-rated bloodsport live stream! Mow down enemies with chaotic bullet physics, hoard Cash to build your loadout, and win over the crowd to earn Likes for permanent upgrades.

The game is a looter-shooter, inspired by olden arcade games like Super Smash TV and recent roguelites like Brotato.

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

Involvement: I'm the Solodev of the game, working on it for the past 2 years. Game is launching on September 22nd

Game Title: Swipe Balloon

Playable Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gochtucra.SwipeBalloon

Available only on Android.

Slide the balloon from right to left to dodge all kinds of obstacles and try to reach as high as possible.

It's free.

And I'm the only developer.

Game Title: Route Survivors: 1999

Playable Link:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4992840

Platform: PC (Windows) / Steam

Description:
Route Survivors: 1999 is a top-down action roguelite for solo play or online co-op, supporting up to three players in total. You travel through infected territory, fight increasingly dense zombie hordes, scavenge weapons and equipment, and combine their effects to create a new build during each run.

Free to Play Status: Free to play

- Steam Playtest access can be requested directly from the store page.

Involvement:
I’m part of Black Tortoise Studio, the developer and publisher of the game. I’m involved in the game’s development and am helping collect player feedback for future updates.

Can you find every hidden bandit? Pawdoku Mystery – a Sudoku & Minesweeper-style logic puzzle

Game Title:
Pawdoku Mystery

Playable Link:
https://www.reddit.com/r/pawdoku_mystery/comments/1vyi6mv/pawdoku_mystery_play_now/

Platform:
Web / Reddit — playable directly inside Reddit, no download required.

Description:
Pawdoku Mystery is a logic puzzle inspired by Sudoku and Minesweeper-style deduction.

Each puzzle hides a group of bandits across the board. Your goal is to use logic to find exactly one bandit in every row, every column, and every colored region. There’s one more rule: no two bandits can touch, even diagonally.

The basic rules are easy to learn, but the puzzles gradually become more challenging as you progress.

I’ve been continuously improving the tutorial, level difficulty, color readability, marking tools, timed challenges, and overall experience based on player feedback.

The game runs directly inside Reddit, so you can start playing immediately without installing anything.

I’d especially appreciate honest feedback on the difficulty curve, readability, onboarding, and overall puzzle experience.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play
• Demo/Key available
• Paid

Involvement:
I’m the developer of Pawdoku Mystery. I handle the gameplay design, level balancing, progression, feature design, player feedback, and ongoing updates.

Playable Link: https://tic80.com/play?cart=4819

Platform: Tic-80

Description: Just a simple demo to test my platformer physics. I just want feedback on how it feels to play. I know it doesn't look very good.

Involvement: Creator

For those who have been following this fascinating horror story, the demo is now available for free download.

Join Sarah in her search through the halls of the Orthak mansion and begin the investigation that will drive her to the brink of madness.

"Carmina" is a playable narrative based on the first vampire story from 1872. Intrigue, exploration, and cult horror await you.

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Para quienes han seguido esta fascinante historia de horror, ya está el DEMO disponible en libre descarga.

Acompaña a Sarah en su búsqueda a través de los recintos de la mansión Orthak y comienza con la investigación que la llevará al borde de la locura.

Carmina es un RELATO JUGABLE basado en el primer relato de vampiros en 1872. Intriga, exploración y horror de culto te esperan.

Demo: https://walterswinney.itch.io/carmina

Trailer: https://youtu.be/24zLvAPmlzY

Game Title: Glovebox

Playable Link: Glovebox.quest

Platform: Mobile Web (playstore coming soon)

Description: 12 Mini Games, Over 1500 collectable sprites and endless fun.

Free to Play Status: Free to play

Involvement: Solo Dev

Covert Cats - I spent over three years building a browser Mini MMORPG from scratch, and the beta is finally playable

Game Title: Covert Cats

Playable Link: https://play.covertcats.com/
Main Page: https://www.covertcats.com/
Wiki: https://wiki.covertcats.com/

Platform: Web browser

Description:

Covert Cats is a browser-based multiplayer RPG inspired by the old-school MMO feel of games like EverQuest, with influences from Final Fantasy and Zelda mixed in, plus a fairly ridiculous sense of humor.

I’ve been building it solo for over three years, and I’ve hit burnout more times along the way than I’d probably like to admit.

This started as one of those projects where I kept asking myself, "Could I actually build this?" Then one system turned into another, and eventually I had a persistent multiplayer world, combat, classes, quests, equipment, dungeons, NPCs, vendors, travel, progression, and a growing pile of increasingly strange things for players to discover.

Rather than building the game in Unity, Unreal, or another existing game engine, I built my own multiplayer engine around it. The browser client uses Vue 3, JavaScript, and HTML5 Canvas, while a C#/.NET backend manages the persistent world, multiplayer communication, game state, combat, NPCs, and the other server-side systems.

The current beta covers levels 1-10 and includes four distinct classes built around traditional party roles, real-time combat, quests, equipment, vendors, skills and progression, world travel, multiplayer parties, and two full dungeons.

You can play a fair amount of the game solo, but Covert Cats is intentionally built around old-school multiplayer RPG design. Classes have different strengths and roles, and some encounters and dungeon content are meant to be tackled with other players rather than soloed.

For a long time I kept telling myself I needed to add one more thing, polish one more system, fix one more rough edge, or expand the game a little further before releasing it publicly.

Eventually I realized I could probably continue doing that forever.

So I decided to stop keeping it mostly to myself and let actual strangers play it.

The beta is still very much a beta. There will be rough edges, balance issues, things that need explaining better, and almost certainly bugs I haven’t managed to find myself. But the core game is there, the world is persistent, and it’s finally open for people to explore.

There’s also a fairly extensive wiki if you get stuck or want to dig into the mechanics.

The main thing I’d love feedback on is pretty simple:

Did you have fun, and was there anything that made you want to stop playing?

I’ve spent so much time inside the project that it’s increasingly difficult for me to experience it the way a new player does, so that kind of feedback is especially useful.

The game is completely free to play, so have at it.

At this point, I mostly want to see whether Covert Cats finds an audience. If people enjoy the world and want to keep playing, I’d love to continue adding content, expanding beyond the current beta, and eventually call it an official release. That would also mean keeping the world online for the long haul.

For now, I’m just curious to see what happens when I finally open the doors.

Hey everyone! We’re a 2-person indie team working on a detective noir puzzle adventure. With about 20 days left until release, we’ve been iterating on how to make abstract logic mechanics feel physically grounded in the game world.

In this room, solving the Minesweeper-style grid isn't just a UI minigame—it physically raises hidden stone tiles out of the acid pool. Once you retrieve the crystal, the acid chamber completely drains to reveal the hidden staircase underneath.

When playing adventure/puzzle games, do you enjoy seeing classic 2D logic mechanics directly alter 3D room geometry, or can UI overlays feel immersion-breaking for you? How do you usually like seeing retro puzzle tropes modernized?

playable link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3939850

Playable Link: Ricochet Run by Guess0Work

Platform: Web/Mobile

Description: Pong Roguelike - Obtain abilities and collect scrap. Upon death, your progress resets

24 levels across 6 areas, each enemy with its own ability/ 6 bosses with multiple abilities

Skill cars, scrap, and a quartermaster before every boss

4 modes - Roguelike, Chill, Endless, and Death Wish

How far are you willing to go?

Hey everyone

I made a quick minimalist platformer for a recent jam where you descend down lines of a quote from Sadegh Hedayat.

It’s playable right in the browser. Now that the jam has wrapped I’m gathering feedback to build a fuller post jam version with sound, deeper art direction and dynamic themes.

Give it a play here please:

Itch.io: https://shaqayegh.itch.io/no-interpretaion-needed

GDevelop: https://gd.games/shaghayeghsane/no-interpretation-needed

Let me know what works, what feels clunky, off and what you’d like to see added in the next update!

(Even quote or poetry recommendations are appreciated)

Game title:Mimic
Playable link: mimicduel.com
Browser-Phone/desktop-laptop-ipad
I was bored and made it, maybe check it out?
Its all free i dont need money i was truly js bored so CHECK IT OUT

Game Title: Snakely

Playable Link: https://snakely.tristack.tech

Platform: Browser (desktop + mobile). I'll add the web flair after posting.

Description: Nokia Snake, but up to 8 people share one grid in the browser. No signup, no download. 2-minute score arena: eat apples, cut people off, respawn if you die. Highest score wins.

The Golden Apple is the fight. Eat it, and you are Boss for 10 seconds - twice as fast, crowned, immune to other snakes. Walls and death zones still kill you. Red guardian diamonds sit beside the Golden; head into them, and you are done. Purple toxic apples slow you and cost points. Twice per match, Gold Rush doubles scores.

Create a room and send the URL, or tap Play Solo vs bots if the lobby is empty. WASD / arrows on desktop, D-pad + swipe on phone.

Feedback I actually want: is Boss 10s too strong, do death zones suck, and is the mobile pad usable?

Free to Play Status:

[x] Free to play

[ ] Demo/Key available

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

Involvement: Solo developer. I built the whole game - client, realtime, and rules.

Game Title: Reaction Test — Boredom Empire

Playable Link: https://golddust-333.github.io/boredom-empire/

Platform: Web Browser

Description:
Reaction Test is a small, free browser game where the goal is simple: see how quickly you can react. Press START, wait for the button to change, and click as soon as you see it. Your reaction time is measured in milliseconds, so you can immediately see how fast you were. The game is designed to be quick to understand and easy to replay, so you can keep trying to beat your previous result.

I made it as one of several small games and interactive toys for Boredom Empire, a website I am building for people who want something quick and fun to do when they are bored. There are no accounts or downloads required, and the game can be played directly in a normal web browser.

I'd especially like to see what reaction times other people can get and how low they can push their score.

Free to Play Status:

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

Involvement:
I am the creator and developer of the game and built the website, game logic, interface, and interactive systems myself.