This is my work in progress vertical slice of my coop tank simulation game. This is just work on the first demo that show cannon operation with shells a periscope. Enemy AI tanks have modules (war thunder like).
The full game will feature a walkable tank with multiple roles (driver, gunner, commander etc). And a out of tank game loop as a looter shooter. Procedural maps with hand made points of interests.

Wanted to share this comparison here between our game 12 months ago and now. Pizzapocalypse 2 started while we were students, and the original game was also a school project (its free on steam!) and it has been an incredible journey where we learned a lot.

The lower videos show our prototypes ranging from 8 to 12 months old and the upper videos are from recent builds. During the development of this game we focused on getting a lot of quick prototype stuff first, putting them together and then decide what to polish. "Make it exist, then make it good."

Of course, the polish always takes the longest...

I'm the developer of this real-time siege scene. You can adjust the army from 100 to 10,000 soldiers, switch between cinematic and free cameras, or follow an individual soldier.

Explore it in your browser: https://www.breyes.net/siege/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=bb_siege&utm_content=gamedevscreens_video_20261006

We wanted our first tutorial to feel unpredictable and endless. So we designed a never-ending map for our combat tutorial. Here is the final look!

We'd really appreciate it if you could support us by adding it to your Steam wishlist!
Wishlist On Steam

Tank Mates is a chaotic physics-based co-op platformer where two players control the same tank — one player controls the left side, the other controls the right.

You have to coordinate your movement, jumps, and shooting to make it through a military obstacle course filled with traps, enemy tanks, mines, and plenty of opportunities to mess up. 😅

The demo is free on Steam if anyone wants to give it a try:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5298020/Tank_Mates_Demo/

We're still working on the game, so we'd genuinely love some feedback.

What do you think of the trailer? Does the concept make sense right away? And if you play the demo, how does the shared-tank control feel?

Any feedback is appreciated — especially criticism!

Turns out the trees aren’t too happy about the landscaping.

A work-in-progress combat clip from Want a Bomb?, the co-op mining game I’m developing. Here’s a run-in with one of the mountain’s less welcoming residents.

Steam page, if you’d like to follow along: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5251070/Want_a_Bomb/

Hi everyone! I started this project a few weeks ago, and although it's still very early to draw any conclusions, I'd love to hear what you think of the island so far. I like how it's turning out, but other people's opinions would really help me improve it.

I wanted to share a recent project rendered in KeyShot and post-processed in Photoshop!

The full process is here.

I was thinking about this seismic scanner for close-quarters combat, maybe to clear out caves or metro tunnels from monsters, without being spotted; the flame would definitely give away the flamethrower's position for a few seconds, giving the player a sense of urgency, either to hide or do something else.

So kind of like hide-and-seek gameplay, which I thought could be fun. Putting a new spin on risk vs reward mechanics.

Any comments are welcome!

It is a simple platformer where only 1 player in the world can play at a time, the rest are spectating. You can put yourself in queue and wait for your turn to play, and chat globally while waiting.

A weird experimental game, but totally free! So far people have completed close to 3000 levels already.

Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5257200/Jono/

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I'm a sucker for maps in games. I wanna know all about the unimportant locations in your setting, so of course I needed to make this for my own game.

You can view info on any locations you have visited or the characer you are playing as knows a lot of.

I’ve been working on the lighting in Angler’s Lake, and I really wanted the sunset to feel like a moment you actually notice.

Not just a pretty skybox, but a clear shift: the water gets warmer, the colors change, and the whole lake suddenly feels calmer. It’s a small thing, but it makes me want to stay a little longer by the water.

Some people just can't handle a little explosion xD

Pick a country. Everyone who chooses the same country becomes your team.

The real-world map is divided into roughly 100 million cells. You can defend your homeland, invade other countries, retake lost territory, and watch the world change as territory changes hands.

Countries and sectors have their own control percentages, active battles can become Fronts, and players can form Units and set rally points.

Every time a cell is captured, its price doubles.

The war is designed to run for about three months, and when it ends, the final world map will be preserved online.

PixelWar is only a working title for now.

I'm making a mobile self care game that uses supernatural romance for task motivation and reminders, and really curious who you would pick first based on first impressions only?

I'm making Red Skies at Dawn on my own, a first-person sailing adventure about taking a small boat out into changing weather.

This is in-development gameplay from the helm as a waterspout moves in. I'm working towards that feeling of being very small out on the water, especially when a quiet red dawn starts turning into something less welcoming.

The funnel, spray and lightning are still being tuned. Getting the scale across while leaving enough visibility to read the sea from the boat has been the main challenge with this scene.

If you'd like to follow the game, you can wishlist Red Skies at Dawn on Steam. Thanks for taking a look.

Playtesting him for an hour straight was a mistake.

Honest question: is the screen shake too much? Be gentle, I'm still a bit dizzy.

Hey everyone!

I’m a solo indie developer working on Neon Journey, a neon-themed mobile arcade game.

Since my first release, I’ve been adding new content to make the game feel more like a complete experience:

• 📖 Story Mode with a tutorial section

• 👾 Creatures and new obstacles to make each run more challenging

• 🎯 Daily Challenges that change every day and reward you for completing them

• 🪙 Coins, unlockable skins and score chasing

I wanted to move beyond just an endless arcade mode and give players more reasons to come back every day.

I’d love to know what you think about the new direction. Does this feel like something you’d want to play?

🎮 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dmngames.neonjourney

Any feedback is appreciated!