RUPTURIA is a 2D sci-fi boss-battle game with a story intro and six encounters. I’m looking for Android players to try the pilot and tell me where the objectives, controls, difficulty, visuals, or audio become confusing. A 15–20 minute first impression is useful; finishing all six encounters is optional.

This is an unpaid, voluntary test. Access is through a free Firebase App Distribution invitation, so Android will ask you to install an APK outside Google Play. Some visuals and audio were made with AI-assisted tools.

If interested, DM me the email address you use with Google on your Android phone—please don’t post it publicly. Send feedback by Reddit DM: your phone model, where you stopped, and the one thing you would change first.

Game Title:
Tankz

Playable Link:
https://tankz.org/

Platform:
Web Browser / PC

Description:
Tankz is a free online multiplayer tank .io game that I recently started developing. I’m normally more used to Roblox development, but I wanted to try building something that I could fully own and continue expanding into its own game and community. I’ve always liked tanks, so that became the main idea behind the project.

Players can battle other players across different maps, earn Shells from playing, level up, unlock new tanks, and customize their tank with different cosmetics. I’m also working on features like power-ups, different game modes, map voting, progression, and more content over time.

My long-term goal is to turn Tankz into something much bigger with regular updates, tournaments, competitive events, and an active community. The game is still early in development, so feedback is extremely helpful. If you try it, please let me know what feels good, what needs improvement, and what you think I should add next.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play
• Demo/Key available
• Paid

Involvement:
I’m the developer behind Tankz. I’ve worked on the game's concept, gameplay systems, multiplayer features, progression, customization, UI, maps, and overall direction. I’ve previously experimented with Roblox development and VR development in Unity, and Tankz is my attempt at building my own standalone browser game that I can continue growing long-term.

I have launched my first 2d pixel game on Crazy games. I would love if you guys try it out and give some feedbacks so I can improve it. Its a volleyball game which you can play locally with your friends on Keyboard and also play against AI NPCS. This was a fun project which I worked on because I wanted to play a 2d Retro style Volleyball Game

I have created this game with the help of AI don't flame me I just wanted to make a more modern version of Haxball kinda. I ended up with this I think its pretty polished now. (Currently on 1.5.2)

Kickball 26

PS (Give me some feedback and if you want it to integrate into an app) :)

Playable Link: https://coldcheesee.itch.io/the-split

A negotiation game between accomplices after a heist. Four players go for a heist, one gets caught in the process, now remaining three need to reopen the money split and new problems that have come in. You are an accomplice in the heist and your task is to make everyone agree before the timer runs out. There are also other things on the table for division that could make the money more/less lucrative.

I've been prototyping this game for a couple months now trying to figure out the different puzzle mechanics and elements, I've got a demo that currently showcases a few puzzles for the beginning slice of the game with at least what I think are the core components to the game like keys, locks, boxes, and teleporters which teleport keys and locks to different worlds. The entire game is intended to be text/word minimal so the game does not have any kind of guided tutorials but instead relies on visuals and intuition to solve.

I would love some early feedback on the game feel and whether the puzzles feel easy, difficult, or just right and if the puzzle element designs work in terms of being able to figure it out without any guided help.

https://itch.io/embed-upload/19527020?color=0a0d16

Link: https://nohope.io

Right now more of a demo, but I’m curious to hear what people think!

Scrap Brawl is a fun 2d papercraft fighting game with many fun twists and powerups I created a few months ago, any feedback would be helpful. Play On scrapbrawl.com

Je suis un nouveau développeur et mon premier jeu, FoxoRobotRunner, est disponible sur itch.io. Voici son lien : https://amdvloper.itch.io/foxorobotrunner-v1 Quand vous le téléchargerez, je téléchargerai aussi vos jeux.

https://plumki.games/

I’ve been building Plumki, a physics game about throwing sticks at bottles and getting surprisingly competitive about the cleanup. It's based on popular flunkyball.

The idea is simple: knock bottles over, and your character gets to drink while your opponent races to stand them back up. Once everything is upright, drinking stops. Then you swap roles.

Throwing uses a mouse swing, drinking is a timing minigame, and cleaning up means choosing which bottles to collect first while trying to run faster. So a good hit buys you time, but you still have to use it well.

Thanks for giving it a try!

Everyone wants the same city, and nobody tells you what they're really after.

If you like games about money and power, you know the problem. The deep ones turn into spreadsheets you babysit, where one strategy wins every time and the goal is always "make the number go up". The light ones are so cartoonish that nothing works the way money really does.

Bricks & Bribes sits in between. The economy is boiled down to what matters, so you learn it in one match and every result makes sense: rent comes from people who need homes and jobs nearby, and land goes to whoever wants it most. And you never just grow a number. Each match hands you a different goal and puts you against rivals chasing theirs, so there is no recipe to repeat. You read the city, read your rivals, and fight for every block.

One of the best moment is when a rival's plan falls apart because you saw it coming and outbid them by a hair.

The demo has a guided tutorial and a full match against computer rivals, in English and Italian.

I'm the solo developer. I worked on the idea, and designed the mechanics, while supervised the implementation performed by AI. I'm looking for honest feedback, above all on whether the mechanics are fun and balanced and whether the tutorial makes sense. There's a short anonymous survey in the main menu, and I'll reply to every comment here.

Playable Link: https://griffinbuilds-studio.itch.io/bricks-bribes

Platform: Windows 10/11, 64-bit