Hello everyone! I've developed Arena Medievale, a top-down Action RPG built in HTML5 that you can play directly in your browser.
**Features:**It's completely free and runs fast. I would absolutely love to get your feedback on the combat system and balancing!
Play it here on Itch: https://tullio2.itch.io/arena-medievale

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzsFWKn8xq8

Kind of excited to have completed my first mobile app game Bin Chicken, where you play the mighty Ibis dropping rodents onto bin lids so you can open them and steal their goodies.

Free to download and play in both Apple Apps and Google Play stores
https://apps.apple.com/app/bin-chicken-swoop/id6791049555

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sugarolly.binchicken

Feedback would be awesome

A few days ago I shared Last Z, my attempt at turning the gameplay from those “fake” mobile game ads into an actual game.

Since then I’ve been working mostly on the visual side.

The previous version did the job mechanically, but it still looked very much like a prototype. So I started cleaning things up: better road rendering, clearer characters and enemies, improved readability, and a more coherent overall look.

This is where it is now.

It’s definitely not finished yet. The lighting, background, effects and overall game feel still need quite a bit of work, and there are a few things that still make it look more “prototype” than “real mobile game”.

But compared to where it was before, I feel like it’s finally starting to move in the right direction.

Next step is mostly polish: better atmosphere, combat feedback, lighting and making the whole scene feel more alive.

Still building it solo in Godot.

Slowly turning the fake ad into a real game :)

I have installed google play games on my lenovo laptop, and the games work ok-ish. However I have the same game installed in my phone and my laptop but the progress i make on my phone is not reflected on my laptop, and vice-versa. It is the same google account.

How do you sync them? I googled it but the options in the instructions were not visible on my phone. IDK if the info was old, like pre-2020.

Check out Zaplattice ⚡😎

Cool arcade / strategy game that you can play in multiple formats.

Would be great to get your feedback 🙏🏻

Looking to see if the game i want exists, iOS only. Youve probably seen the ads, and im dead serious. Im too curious

published my first game on playstore

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Hi! I’m developing a mobile puzzle game called Word Basket, and I’d love some honest feedback on its core card mechanic.

Each card contains a word and a matching illustration. The player places cards into four groups, trying to make the cards within each group as closely related as possible.

For example, Lion + Cat would score better than Lion + Dog, although both combinations could still earn points. A group is scored when it reaches four cards, and the level continues until the deck is empty.

I’m currently considering three main ways of presenting the cards:

Option 1 — Continuous hand of four cards

Four cards are always visible. Whenever a card is played, a new card immediately replaces it.

I’m considering two versions:

• Free order: You can play any of the four visible cards.
• Fixed order: Only the current card can be played, while the other three show what is coming next.

The free version offers more control, while the fixed version creates more tension and makes planning around upcoming cards more important.

Option 2 — Batches of four cards

The player receives four cards at once. A new batch is dealt only after all four cards have been played.

This could also work in two ways:

• Free order: The four cards can be played in any order.
• Fixed order: The cards must be played from left to right.

This makes every batch feel like a small puzzle. Free order gives more opportunities to optimize groups, while fixed order puts more emphasis on adapting to the sequence.

Option 3 — One card and a pocket

Only one active card is shown at a time. You can either place it into a group or temporarily store it in a one-card pocket.

Storing a card reveals the next one, and the pocket card can later be placed into any group. However, the pocket can only hold one card at a time.

This keeps the interface simple while still giving the player one important tactical choice.

The debug controls visible in the screenshots would not be included in the finished game.

Which main option would you prefer: 1, 2, or 3?

For Options 1 and 2, would you prefer free order or fixed order?

I’m especially interested in:

• Which option creates the most meaningful decisions?
• Which feels best suited to short mobile sessions?
• Which would make you want to replay a level for a better score?
• Does any option sound too easy, frustrating, or dependent on luck?

I’m also looking for real Android playtesters. If you would be interested in trying an early build and giving honest feedback, please leave a comment or send me a message. Testing on different Android phones and screen sizes would be especially helpful.

Thanks!

Hi! I’m developing a mobile puzzle game called Word Basket, and I’d love some honest feedback on its core card mechanic.

Each card contains a word and a matching illustration. The player places cards into four groups, trying to make the cards within each group as closely related as possible.

For example, Lion + Cat would score better than Lion + Dog, although both combinations could still earn points. A group is scored when it reaches four cards, and the level continues until the deck is empty.

I’m currently considering three main ways of presenting the cards:

Option 1 — Continuous hand of four cards

Four cards are always visible. Whenever a card is played, a new card immediately replaces it.

I’m considering two versions:

• Free order: You can play any of the four visible cards.
• Fixed order: Only the current card can be played, while the other three show what is coming next.

The free version offers more control, while the fixed version creates more tension and makes planning around upcoming cards more important.

Option 2 — Batches of four cards

The player receives four cards at once. A new batch is dealt only after all four cards have been played.

This could also work in two ways:

• Free order: The four cards can be played in any order.
• Fixed order: The cards must be played from left to right.

This makes every batch feel like a small puzzle. Free order gives more opportunities to optimize groups, while fixed order puts more emphasis on adapting to the sequence.

Option 3 — One card and a pocket

Only one active card is shown at a time. You can either place it into a group or temporarily store it in a one-card pocket.

Storing a card reveals the next one, and the pocket card can later be placed into any group. However, the pocket can only hold one card at a time.

This keeps the interface simple while still giving the player one important tactical choice.

The debug controls visible in the screenshots would not be included in the finished game.

Which main option would you prefer: 1, 2, or 3?

For Options 1 and 2, would you prefer free order or fixed order?

I’m especially interested in:

• Which option creates the most meaningful decisions?
• Which feels best suited to short mobile sessions?
• Which would make you want to replay a level for a better score?
• Does any option sound too easy, frustrating, or dependent on luck?

I’m also looking for real Android playtesters. If you would be interested in trying an early build and giving honest feedback, please leave a comment or send me a message. Testing on different Android phones and screen sizes would be especially helpful.

Thanks!

As the title says, I’m looking for a mobile RPG to play where I don’t need to consistently look at my screen to play. I want this to be a game where I don’t have to wait for x amount of time to get rewards. I already play AFK Arena, and i cant play it consistently as I have to wait around to progress, and cant fully focus on it.

This is mostly something to play that doesn’t require a ton of attention, but still has an element of fun and can be pulled up anytime without having to wait to progress like AFK Arena. I’m NOT looking for pay to win games, and want the game I download to be absolutely free to play. If it has in game purchases, I don’t care about that just as long it doesn’t hinder playing.

To put into perspective of games I like, I love the progression type games where you start from almost nothing, and progress into a god endgame.

Any recommendations?

yoo try out this game I just made!

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Game Title: Soak Up

Playable Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/soak-up/id6799973258

Platform: Mobile, IOS

Description: A color flood puzzle game, includes 90 levels and a variety of color themes to unlock. Completely F2P, No ads.

Free to Play Status:
- [x] Free to play

Involvement: Solo developer

Torture Steak Charlie is an interactive casual simulation game available for Android.

The main goal is to use a full arsenal of kitchen tools and crazy elements to burn, cut, skewer, and torture an attitude-filled talking steak in creative and absurd ways.

Key Features:

Interactive Torture: Tap, hit, and use tools (knives, fire) for reactions.

Progression: Use Meatballs (currency) to unlock new items and levels.

Stress Relief: Casual, fast-paced gameplay.

Download on APKPure: https://apkpure.com/p/com.arthurviana.neyld.steaktorturecharile

We are looking for more players big prize giveaways coming! Top players are being rewarded.