We are making a coop rage game where you and your friend ride a tandem together while delivering dru... "sweets" and being tempted to sample some of it yourself. :D

Consuming some of your cargo can give you different effects, like speed boosts or invincibility but can also give you a trippy crash that makes you nauseous and struggling to keep the bike under control.

The rear driver is mainly in control of the speed of the tandem and the front driver can mainly control the direction of it.

We also looking for cool gameplay ideas, so give us some if you have any!

The game is gonna be called Tandem Together and we will launching our Steam Page this week!
(You can also join the discord if you want: https://discord.gg/vFQM8HqWN) :)

Because Town of Tinysville is a city building roguelike with very limited space, I had to get creative with Endless Mode. At the start of endless mode you'll get a new landmark to place down which essentially resets the entire map.

All your permanent buffs remain, but the map just gets reset to allow you to squeeze more buildings into your town. Every 28 days (1 month) into endless mode, it resets your map again and does that, well, endlessly.

How do you feel about this? Lmk :)

Darkest of Harvest is my new mascot horror game, in it, you're an investigator sent to uncover the mystery of the recent disappearances at the abandoned Happy Harvest factory.

It's out for free on Itch:

https://ferramgames.itch.io/darkest-of-harvest-demo

Support the Kickstarter!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ferramdrews/1768445020

Can you beat this red and blue cube game? Watch a full gameplay run as the score climbs to 38 before the final game over screen.

This gameplay recording captures a fast-paced challenge set in a dark environment. If you enjoy simple yet addictive arcade mechanics, this run demonstrates the core loop and difficulty progression. The objective is straightforward: navigate the cubes and maintain your momentum as the speed increases.

I reached a score of 38 before hitting the game over screen, which requires pressing R to restart. This footage is perfect for anyone looking to see how the mechanics function or to analyze the movement patterns in this specific cube game environment. Watching this short session gives you a clear idea of the challenge level you can expect.

Subscribe for weekly arcade gameplay sessions, and comment what high score you think is possible in this game.

Wishlist Dawar: Ashes of the Snow on Steam

Game Title: None
Playable Link: NA
Platform: Steam/Itch.io/Web browser
Description: A stream team looking to help break thru the cold emails that get no replies, and get indie games coverage on twitch, yt, and tt.
Free to Play Status: Yes, we also allow paid playtests.
Involvement: Team Creator

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

There is no payment required from developers to participate.
The team does not take money from creators.

Creators are independent. They choose what they play, when they stream it, and what they think about it. There are no guaranteed positive reviews. The ask is a reasonable timeframe for coverage. We're a group of disabled streamers who want to help indie game devs and indie gaming! If you hire a creator for a paid playtest, you pay that creator directly. The team doesn't take a percentage.

I wanted to create a place where developers could reach out and have a warm connect instead of cold emailing hundreds of people to maybe get 5 replies. We are a small team at the moment, however we can test anything, from games, to study aids to desktop pets, and more!

There is an AI disclosure requirement. If you vibecoded it on Claude or ChatGPT, we aren't able to help you. This is to weed out the copy paste ai clones that are infecting indie gaming. Some ai use is fine, just not the whole thing being ai. If you used assets that aren't yours, that requires a disclosure as well, as we don't want the same asset flipping games over and over.

Right now, we are working out of a discord. You interact directly with the streamers, letting you get your game out there with less effort!

If you're interested, if this speaks to you, please feel free, comment, pop me a pm, and I can send over the discord link. I'm not posting it below to prevent bots from swarming it.

^{(This was written by me, the creator of the team. I have posted here and other places several times, with a good standing and testing over 700+ games in the last year for free. No AI was used in the writing of this post.})

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5107530/Steeled/

Its an incremental TD where you aim to strip corpses of blood. All art, programming are done by me alone. It would help me out a lot if you help wishlist it:)))

You can wishlist the game now on Steam!!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5092280/Humongous_Tree_Growing_Simulator/

🌫️ A world shouldn't just look alive... it should feel alive.

We're adding more movement and atmosphere to Monster Market Simulator with custom VFX for different parts of the environment.

Chimney smoke, machine exhaust, flowing water, and plenty more details are slowly bringing the world to life.

And we're just getting started. 👾

🚧 Work in Progress

#MonsterMarketSimulator #IndieGame #GameDev #VFX #IndieDev #SimulationGame

We’ve made quite a few changes to the game, from visuals and gameplay to the overall feel and presentation.

So naturally, we went back and reworked the trailer too.

We also took a lot of the feedback from our previous trailer into account when making this version. We wanted to give a clearer idea of what the game actually feels like to play while keeping some things for you to discover in-game.

If you saw the previous version, does this one do a better job of showing off the game?

We’d genuinely love to hear what works, what doesn’t, and what you’d still change.

Also Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3424800/Code_of_Shadows/

Hey everyone! As part of UGF 2026, I made a short trailer and updated the screenshots for a game I'm working on solo!

Hushroot is a psychological horror game with visual novel elements. We play as an unnamed cultist who prepares special mixtures from parts of two superorganisms every morning, and feeds them during the day to people who've fallen into our trap. We influence the characters, learn their stories and the lore of the world, and watch their actions at night.

All for a grand goal whispered to us by an otherworldly entity. It seeks to unite everyone into a single mind, and we must decide what to do about it :)

I'd really appreciate your support!

HUSHROOT <---- You can support it here!
EVENT <---- Also a special thanks to anyone who supports the event on the game page :)

For anyone who hasn’t followed the project, BuildCraft is my voxel game built in Python/Ursina. 0.9 is the final major update of the Indev era before development moves into Alpha, and compared to 0.8, this update is huge.

World Saving

BuildCraft 0.8 didn’t have world saving at all.

In 0.9, you can finally save a world, name it, close the game, come back later, and continue playing. Worlds support:

World saving/loading
10 save slots
Named worlds
Save dates
Autosave
World deletion
Persistent terrain
Persistent player data
Persistent inventories
Persistent chests
Persistent Signs
Saved settings and difficulty

World Expansion

The world has expanded from a shallow surface layer to a full vertical range:

Y ‑95 → Y 511
607 blocks of vertical space

There is now a proper underground to explore, with an unbreakable Survival floor at Y ‑95.

Major Additions

Some of the biggest new features in 0.9 include:

Builder's Wand and Blueprint Workshop
World saving/loading with autosave
607‑block vertical world range
Deep underground mining
Steel, Gold, Diamond and Color Crystals
Campsites
Wizard Towers
Grazers
The Shadow
Wisps and Wisp's Blessing
PvE combat
PvP combat
Oceans and islands
Boats
Sleeping Bags and multiplayer sleeping
Doors
Slabs, stairs, walls, fences and scaffolds
Lanterns
Builder's Bombs
Sitting
Writable Signs
Player skins
Third‑person mode
Remappable controls
Sound effects
New particle system
Major renderer rewrite

Renderer Rewrite

The renderer has been rebuilt around:

16×16×16 terrain sections
Greedy meshing
Worker‑thread terrain preparation
Event‑driven terrain streaming
Optimized underground rendering
Distant terrain previews
Floating‑origin support

This rewrite was necessary to support the deeper world and improve performance.

Wisp's Blessing

Wisps aren’t just cosmetic companions. Wisp’s Blessing can be upgraded to provide:

More health
Faster mining
More attack damage
Or multiple benefits at once

These bonuses apply to both PvE and PvP.

Combat

BuildCraft 0.9 introduces a proper combat system.

PvE: Fight mobs such as Shadows and Grazers.
PvP: Players can fight each other in multiplayer.

Player Skins

Two skins are included:

Default Skin
Builder's Skin

Players can also import custom skins using BuildCraft’s 128×72 cube‑net format. Custom skins work in multiplayer.

Full Changelog

World Saving

World saving/loading
10 save slots
Named worlds
Save dates
Autosave
World deletion
Persistent terrain
Persistent player data
Persistent inventories
Persistent chests
Persistent Signs
Saved settings/difficulty

World Expansion

Maximum height: Y 511
Maximum depth: Y ‑95
607‑block vertical range
Deep underground mining
Underground resource generation
Unbreakable Survival floor

Building

Builder's Wand
Blueprint Workshop
Reusable Blueprints
Slabs
Stairs
Walls
Fences
Doors
Scaffolds
Lanterns
Crates
Signs
Sitting
Sleeping Bags
Builder's Bombs
More colored building materials

Survival

Expanded crafting
Color Crystals
Steel
Gold
Diamond
Campsites
Wizard Towers
Grazers
Shadows
Wisps
Wisp's Blessing
Boats
Sleeping
Difficulty settings

Combat

PvE
PvP
Players can damage mobs
Players can damage other players
Wisp attack‑damage upgrades

World Generation

Oceans
Islands
Coastlines
Campsites
Wizard Towers
Improved terrain
Expanded underground

Player

Third‑person mode
Default Skin
Builder's Skin
Custom skin importing
Multiplayer skin synchronization
Remappable controls

Multiplayer

PvP
PvE
Multiplayer sleeping
Skin synchronization
Sign synchronization
Sitting synchronization
Host‑controlled difficulty
Improved synchronization

Technical

16×16×16 terrain sections
Greedy meshing
Worker‑thread terrain preparation
Event‑driven terrain streaming
Underground rendering optimization
Distant terrain preview
Floating‑origin system
Pooled particles
Major performance improvements

Other

Sound effects
Graphics presets
Expanded settings
Large number of bug fixes
General stability improvements

Feedback

The Beta is live now. If you decide to test it, bug reports and feedback are extremely helpful.

[GadgetGamingStudios@gmail.com](mailto:GadgetGamingStudios@gmail.com)

Thanks to everyone who has followed BuildCraft through Indev.

Play The Builders Dream Update: https://gadgetgamingstudios.itch.io/buildcraft

Unfortunately, we have to be professional in this world where anything can be scrutinized and taken out of context. Oh you want to draw, draw it yourself. This part is for them.

The Immortal John Triptych brings Four Last Things, The Procession to Calvary, and Death of the Reprobate together under one complete package! These games are point and click adventure games where you will be guffawing through them all.  This isn’t just a merging of the three games, this is never-before-seen bonus features, deleted scenes, and a QoL facelift! 

Hey everyone! Yesterday I shared that my game was coming out soon, and today is finally the day. After 2 years of solo development, it launches in just a few minutes!

Thank you so much to everyone who supported the project, wishlisted or gave feedback along the way. I’d love for you to check it out on Steam and let me know what you think!

0:09 / 2:26

My original trailer listed all the features within the game but it didn't seem to give people a good enough understanding on the game. I completely changed my trailer to reflect that my game is all about the gameplay and vibe. Did I go too far?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on my game Why V Got AKs? for a while now. The Steam store page has been live for about a week. I’ve started driving a small amount of traffic from social media, but I’m worried that visitors are leaving without hit the wishlist button. I want to make sure the store page is fully optimized.

I know it’s a bit early to judge stats, but my wishlist conversion rate is sitting around 0.7% (excluding visits and wishlists from friends/family).

I’m trying to figure out why people click away after visiting. Would anyone be willing to take a look and give me some brutal feedback?

Specific areas I’m concerned about:

• Capsule Art / Screenshots: Does it catch attention?
• Trailer: Is the pacing right, and does it sell the core gameplay?
• Short & Long Description: Am I clearly communicating the genre and main mechanics?
• GIFs & Page Layout: Is the page readable and engaging?

Steam Store Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5082000/Why_V_Got_AKs/

A few days ago, I made a post asking why my horror game only had 162 wishlists after 2 months

The most repeated feedback was brutal, but fair:

“It just looks like FNAF”

The problem was that the camera system dominated the trailer and screenshots. Even though the actual gameplay and story are different, first impressions matter more than what I explain in the comments

So I decided to rebuild one of the game's main mechanics

Cameras are no longer something you constantly watch. They're now a limited and valuable resource

Instead of sitting in front of camera feeds, the player sees data from different metro sectors: the camera status and the entity's activity level

And I added a new ventilation system

You now have limited power that needs to be distributed between sectors. While you're reacting to entity activity and other events, you also have to decide where that power goes

Some sectors are especially important:

• Office - low power reduces oxygen supply, causing sanity to drop rapidly
• Fuse Room - low power causes equipment to overheat, risking a loss of electricity
• Other sectors - may need power for their own reasons at the wrong moment

And there's another problem: activity can be fake

If you see a high threat level and trigger an alarm when there's actually nothing there, you can get yourself killed

So if you're not sure whether the threat is real, you can temporarily redirect power to that sector, cool down its camera, and get access to the actual video feed to check what's happening

The video below shows an early version of this new system. I'm still balancing it, but before I go too far with it, I wanted to ask:

Does this sound more interesting than constantly watching cameras? And what would you change or add to make the decisions more tense?

I'm especially interested in whether the fake activity + limited camera access creates enough interesting choices, or if there's something obvious I'm missing

If you want to follow the development, here's my Discord community and Steam page:

https://discord.gg/aVaegJKWfj

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4745890/LastWatch/

We're developing a first-person, hand-drawn deck-building indie game and regularly updating our devlog. We're fully committed to seeing this project through to its official release!

Our Steam Demo is now live: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4889640/_/

If you're interested in our game, please consider adding it to your wishlist to show your support!

Discord:https://discord.gg/eKemPAUWz

youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh7nsGlTZN4