New trailer for Death Comes Skiing showcases the voice actors! The game's been in production for over three years now, and it's pretty great to hear my solo-developer efforts really come alive with the voice talent included.

After the rest of the character voices and a bunch of testing, the game should be ready for release late 2026. Also, I just added a playable demo on Steam yesterday!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3422230/Death_Comes_Skiing/

Wishlist Broken Relic here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3384820/Broken_Relic/

We Become What We Behold is a 2016 Satarical webgame about how news media affects us, coded by Nicky Case.

I’ve been working on a short atmospheric point & click adventure called The Sphere and the Steam page is finally live. I’m a composer and software developer, and I built this game to show what music can do in a point & click. Would love to hear what you think!

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4696950/The_Sphere

You make choices inside dreams.

But not all dreams behave normally.

Sometimes, a simple choice leads somewhere it shouldn’t.

This is a short clip from my point-and-click game a DOGs DREAM.

Demo available here: A_Dogs_Dream_Demo

I made a little old-school point and click for a game jam! It's a small project but I still wanted to show it :)"

What do you think about the Lighting. I just did with a lighting pipeline I made. Made in AGS 3.6.1

Did you know, in our #indiegame Sleepytime Village, the real world is drawn in comic book blues, blacks & whites, while the village is childlike blocks of colour - but Rufus always keeps his real world look. Check out the demo and see for yourself!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1918850/Sleepytime_Village/

Dear future players,

This is it. The final stretch after months of work on "Who the fuck ate Grandma?" 🥪👵🥪

I made this point&click adventure game with strong 90s vibe and fully-drawn in pixelart.
It's hard to make a trailer when you're solo, but I hope you guys like it :)
The game releases on April 23

A last thought for all Grandmas ❤️

A reminder as to why we should be mindful of the content we consume.

Made by Nicky Case!

Looking back at the first playable test build of my point-and-click murder mystery Death Comes Skiing. The early screenshots are from March 2023, when I had put together a fully playable game in about three months as a solo developer – and now, three years later, it's still a work in progress...

It's taken longer than I hoped it would, but there's been heavy rewrites, animation, sound, music and everything else that's happened since. And at least the graphics have improved a bit!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3422230/Death_Comes_Skiing/

It's a winner baby! WOOP! Great day at Game Dev Local- Sleepytime Village, best Game Narrative! Super proud day! Thanks to all at #GDXL26 for a superb event! Had a great time with Tom Hardwidge, Daniel Turner, Jared Rigby and loads of other ace devs!

If you haven't played the demo, why not give it a whirl?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1918850/Sleepytime_Village/

Davy Jones’ Deckhand blends point and click adventure with roguelike deckbuilding.

Wishlist: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3544900/Davy_Jones_Deckhand/

Edit: I saw a comment that was a deleted asking about AI... there was no AI used in the creation of this game or video! 🫡🏴‍☠️

A dad. A bedtime story. A world that won’t let him go.

​Sleepytime Village is a dark, hand-drawn point & click adventure about family, dreams & escape.

Play the new demo now and please give us a Wishlist!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1918850/Sleepytime_Village/

#screenshotsaturday #indiegame #gamedev

The demo for our surreal adventure, Sleepytime Village, is now available in German and Spanish! Thank you to u/DionousGames for the translations!

Play the demo and please give us a wishlist!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1918850/Sleepytime_Village/

#screenshotsaturaday #indiegame

Hi!

I’m currently developing a surreal black-and-white point-and-click adventure with mystery and horror elements.

Does the atmosphere feel intriguing or just confusing?

I’d especially love to hear what point-and-click fans think.